Question

Task 1. Complete the sentences: area, street, are, is, garden, January, for, short, twelve, new, 14 1)_______________ 1840, London. An inquest is being held at Marylebone Workhouse, a muddled complex of buildings spread over a large 2)__________ between the Marylebone Road and Paddington 3)__________. The Beadle, a parish officer responsible 4)________ persuading householders to do their duty as jurors at such inquests, has assembled 5)________ men. Most of them 6)___________ middle-aged local tradesmen, but one stands out among them as different. He 7)__________ young and slight, smartly dressed and good-looking, neither tall nor 8)__________ at five foot nine inches, with dark hair falling in curls over his forehead and collar. He is a 9)____________ resident who has just moved into a fine airy house with a large 10)____________, close to Regent’s Park at York Gate: it is No. 1 Devonshire Terrace, from which the Beadle has made haste to summon him to his duty. Charles Dickens, Claire Tomalin ПОЖАЛУСТА БЫСТРЕЕ ДАЮ 25б

Answer 1

1. January
2. Area
3. Street
4. For
5. Twelve
6. Are
7. Is
8. Short
9. New
10. Garden

Answer 2

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1) Born in 1840, London. An inquest is being held at Marylebone Workhouse, a muddled complex of buildings spread over a large area between the Marylebone Road and Paddington Street. The Beadle, a parish officer responsible for persuading householders to do their duty as jurors at such inquests, has assembled a men. Most of them are middle-aged local tradesmen, but one stands out among them as different. He is young and slight, smartly dressed and good-looking, neither tall nor short at five foot nine inches, with dark hair falling in curls over his forehead and collar. He is a new resident who has just moved into a fine airy house with a large garden, close to Regent’s Park at York Gate: it is No. 1 Devonshire Terrace, from which the Beadle has made haste to summon him to his duty. Charles Dickens, Claire Tomalin.

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