Question

4. Choose the right word. 1. I’ve lived here my whole life. Where were you brought about /back/ up/down/ together? 2. He took the calculator home yesterday and hasn’t brought it about /back/ up/down/ together yet. 3. The heavy winter rains brought about /back/ up/down/together the fl ood. 4. Try to bring her about /back/ up/down/together to our way of thinking. 5. Holidays bring about /back/ up/down/together family and friends. 6. What brought about /back/ up/down/together the Roman Empire? Why was it suddenly gone?

Answer 1

Я могу сказать как можно складывать
местоимение
глагол
прилагательное

Answer 2

1. I’ve lived here my whole life. Where were you brought up?

The correct word in this context is "up". The phrase "brought up" means to be raised or educated in a particular environment or manner. In this case, the speaker is asking where the person was raised or brought up.

2. He took the calculator home yesterday and hasn’t brought it back yet.

The correct word in this context is "back". The phrase "brought back" means to return something to its original location or owner. In this case, the speaker is saying that the person took the calculator home but hasn't returned it yet.

3. The heavy winter rains brought about the flood.

The correct word in this context is "about". The phrase "brought about" means to cause or result in something. In this case, the heavy winter rains caused the flood.

4. Try to bring her around to our way of thinking.

The correct word in this context is "around". The phrase "bring around" means to persuade or convince someone to change their opinion or viewpoint. In this case, the speaker is suggesting that the person should try to persuade her to adopt their way of thinking.

5. Holidays bring together family and friends.

The correct word in this context is "together". The phrase "bring together" means to gather or unite people in a common setting or event. In this case, holidays have the effect of gathering family and friends.

6. What brought about the Roman Empire? Why was it suddenly gone?

The correct word in this context is "about". The phrase "brought about" means to cause or result in something. In this case, the speaker is asking what caused the rise of the Roman Empire. The second part of the question is asking why the Roman Empire suddenly disappeared.