CAE Grammar (Articles)
CAE Grammar (Articles)
CAE Grammar (Articles)
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15. According to the recently amended labour code, noise is classified
as a kind of pollution.
16 death of Czestaw Niemen is great loss to Polish music.
17. When I started working in television, my colleagues gave me hard
time, as happens to all rookies.
18. Jack is a real globetrotter. This year, for instance, he spent two months
in France, then went to Portugal, visiting on way his friends in
Madrid, then decided to stay in Sweden for three months and now he
has just set out for Netherlands.
19. As I see it, the most nerve-racking part of each practical English exam
is waiting for results.
20. With your fluent knowledge of English you can easily read such
magazines in English like Newsweek or Economist
21 dictionary is enormous help for novice translators.
22. The passer-by is reported to have been hit on head with beer
bottle and knocked unconscious by one of football hooligans.
23. In summer of 1996 raging storms swept through the country
wreaking havoc and causing panic.
24 computer has become so indispensable that it's difficult to imagine
life without this ingenious invention.
25. Do I get on with my neighbour well? Of course not! He's pain in
neck, always nagging about something for no apparent reason.
26 Bombay Restaurant offers remarkable selection of dishes
from India.
27 bicycle is environmentally-friendly means of transport.
28. Her child went down with mumps a couple of weeks ago, but now
he's as fit as fiddle.
29. I was woken up at break of dawn by knock on
door. I quickly put on my dressing gown, looked through peephole
and saw elderly woman.
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30. William Wallace devoted his whole life to fighting for freedom of
Scots.
3 1 . Having looked through various travel brochures I came to
conclusion that it's not worth going on holidays to Greece for one week
only.
32. I've been racking my brains, but I can't remember exact date of
opening of exhibition. I think it's Thursday, but I can't tell
you which week.
33. In my opinion, buying shares in this ailing company is quite risky
investment.
34. Yesterday at 5 p.m. there was pile-up on roundabout close to
where I live. First, driver of blue van didn't give right of
way to approaching sedan and cars collided. Then
cars behind didn't manage to slow down in time, and bumped into them.
blue van wasn't badly damaged, but sedan was really
smashed.
35. A lot of people believe that it is unlikely for human beings to ever settle
in space.
36. I don't suppose man like your boss believes in life after
death.
37. Ask Derek. He keeps up with exchange rate and should know if
currently value of euro against dollar is favourable or
not.
38. The shortest way to England is through Straits of Dover.
39 only piece of information public prosecutor's office wanted to
give to press was t h a t . . . . . . accused is going to stand trial
next Wednesday.
40. A lot of newlyweds choose Bahamas as destination for their
honeymoon trip.
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41 editor is person whose duties include supervising work
of journalists in his newspaper or magazine.
42 lion might have been provoked by very fact that lion-
tamer approached its cage.
43. Her father is ardent supporter of Republicans and wants her
to marry Republican.
44. Do you want to say that you talked to Thorn Yorke, singer?
That's unbelievable!
45. Maggie claims that believing strongly in God helped her
endure a lot of suffering in her life.
46. Every democratic country should guarantee freedom of
speech.
47. Newspapers in England can be classified into two types:
broadsheets and tabloids Times is example of
broadsheet.
48. Tough measures should be taken to decrease amount of
noxious fumes in atmosphere.
49. As I was leaving office, I caught sight of two dodgy-looking
men coming into secretary's room.
50 crew aboard Canberra didn't realise that they were in
grave danger and were reluctant to abandon ship.
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