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Make keep gravity do dust work spacious bed 1. The only thing left to do is to, .................... the furniture and then the house will be ready for the party. 2. Can you please .................... the bed. 3. You can’t ....................the washing now. It’s raining and all the clothes will get wet. 4. Messy people find it difficult to ....................their rooms tidy. 5. They live in a .................... house with a garden. 6. Pamela always make her .................... as soon as she gets up in the morning. 7. John .................... out on an exercise bike for 2 hours a day. B. Match the words. 1. mop a) the rubbish out 2. take b) out of the window 3. press c) the ironing 4. stare d) town 5. do e) the floor 6. make f) asleep 7. fall g) friends 8. industrial h) against the skin C. Underline the correct preposition. 1. The armchair is in / on the corner of the room. 2. The fire left half of the buildings at / in ruins. 3. Harry grew up on / in a farm. 4. If you can’t find a nice place for your birthday party, we’ll do it at / in home. 5. I know we are at / in a hurry, but can you slow down, please? D. Match phrasal verbs with the translation. 1. make of a) чётко видеть 2. make off with b) изобретать 3. make out c) компенсировать ч-л 4. make up d) убежать с украденным 5. make up for e) понимать II. Grammar E. Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct form. 1. I don’t take other members’ things without__________________________(ask) 2. Do you want______________________(go) out tonight? 3. Pam has stopped_____________________(watch) TV; she’s doing housework now. 4. Her parents don’t let her ____________________(stay) out late. 5. I can’t stand_____________________(do) everyday chores. III. Reading Read the text and match the headings (A-F) the paragraphs (1-5). There is one heading you do not need to use. 1. How would you feel about living in a house that was only 2.6m long by 2.6m wide by 2.6m high? Well, in Europe some people are doing just that. Micro compact (‘m-ch’) homes are very small homes that are no bigger than the size of a small room! 2. So how do you fit not just a sleeping and living area, but also a study and bathing area into a space that is only 2.6m3? Well, in m-ch homes, each area has more than one uses, because you can change the place of the seats, beds and kitchen appliances. So, the dining area (which is also the study area) becomes a sleeping space by sliding the dining table into a wall. And the entrance way doubles as a bathroom — the front door becomes the shower door! 3.The company that makes these tiny homes says that they designed them to solve the difficulty many Europeans have in getting their own home. Too many people cannot afford accommodation in Europe and these low-cost homes are perfect for someone who wants a place where they can live for a short time. 4. The first people to try living in m-ch homes were university students. Students love them because although small, they are very modem with flatscreen TVs and comfortable furniture. 5.So what’s ‘micro living’ like? Well, you have to be a very neat, tidy and organised person, because in order to do one thing, you have to first finish another and put everything away. Also, the lack of space means you can’t have many personal items. But if you want a cheap, cosy, modern space that you can call your own, a micro home may be for you! A. A CREATIVE USE OF SPACE В. NOT FOR MESSY PEOPLE С. DWELLING IN EUROPE D. THE ANSWER TO A PROBLEM E. PERFECT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE F. TINY HOUSES

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each section:

I. Completion: 1. The only thing left to do is to make up the furniture, and then the house will be ready for the party. 2. Can you please make up the bed? 3. You can’t make out the washing now. It’s raining, and all the clothes will get wet. 4. Messy people find it difficult to make their rooms tidy. 5. They live in a spacious house with a garden. 6. Pamela always makes her bed as soon as she gets up in the morning. 7. John makes out on an exercise bike for 2 hours a day.

B. Matching: 1. mop - e) the floor 2. take - a) the rubbish out 3. press - c) the ironing 4. stare - d) out of the window 5. do - f) asleep 6. make - b) friends 7. fall - g) against the skin 8. industrial - h) town

C. Prepositions: 1. The armchair is in the corner of the room. 2. The fire left half of the buildings in ruins. 3. Harry grew up on a farm. 4. If you can’t find a nice place for your birthday party, we’ll do it at home. 5. I know we are in a hurry, but can you slow down, please?

D. Phrasal Verbs: 1. make of - b) изобретать 2. make off with - d) убежать с украденным 3. make out - e) понимать 4. make up - a) чётко видеть 5. make up for - c) компенсировать ч-л

II. Grammar: 1. I don’t take other members’ things without asking (ask). 2. Do you want to go (go) out tonight? 3. Pam has stopped watching (watch) TV; she’s doing housework now. 4. Her parents don’t let her stay (stay) out late. 5. I can’t stand doing (do) everyday chores.

III. Reading: 1. A - How would you feel about living in a house that was only 2.6m long by 2.6m wide by 2.6m high? Well, in Europe some people are doing just that. 2. C - The company that makes these tiny homes says that they designed them to solve the difficulty many Europeans have in getting their own home. 3. B - So how do you fit not just a sleeping and living area, but also a study and bathing area into a space that is only 2.6m3? 4. F - The first people to try living in m-ch homes were university students. 5. D - Students love them because although small, they are very modern with flatscreen TVs and comfortable furniture.