Question

1. Before ... part in the match they decided to train a little. 2. You’d better... your sweater. It’s much too warm. 3. Unfortunately, our trip ... because of had weather last week-end. 4. Jane... much weight lately. No wonder her skirts appear too tight for ho??? 5. I’d be very glad to help you . But that doesn’t depend...me. 1)being taken; 2) put off; 3) to take; 4) on; 5) has put on; 6) taking; 7) take?; 8) was put off; 9) took on; 10) from

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.-6  2-2  3-8  4-9  5-4

Объяснение:

1. Before taking part in the match they decided to train a little.

2. You’d better put off your sweater. It’s much too warm.

3. Unfortunately, our trip was put off because of had weather last week-end.

4. Jane took on much weight lately. No wonder her skirts appear too tight for her.

5. I’d be very glad to help you . But that doesn’t depend on me.

Answer 2

1. Before taking part in the match, they decided to train a little. This means that they decided to practice and prepare themselves before participating in the match. The phrase "before taking part in the match" indicates that they wanted to be well-prepared for the match by training beforehand.

2. You'd better put off your sweater. It's much too warm. This means that it is recommended or advised for someone to take off or remove their sweater because it is too warm. The phrase "you'd better put off" implies that it is in the person's best interest to do so.

3. Unfortunately, our trip was put off because of bad weather last weekend. This means that the trip was postponed or rescheduled because of unfavorable weather conditions during the previous weekend. The phrase "our trip was put off" indicates that it did not happen as originally planned.

4. Jane has put on much weight lately. No wonder her skirts appear too tight for her. This means that Jane has gained a significant amount of weight recently, which explains why her skirts seem too tight on her. The phrase "Jane has put on much weight lately" indicates a change in her physical appearance.

5. I'd be very glad to help you, but that doesn't depend on me. This means that the speaker would be happy or willing to assist the other person, but the decision or possibility of helping does not lie with the speaker. The phrase "that doesn't depend on me" implies that someone else has control or authority over the situation.