11. Read and act the dialogue. Then make up similar ones.

AT THE POST-OFFICE (IN KYIV)

Mr. Reed: Do you speak English, sir? Clerk: Yes, I do. What can I do for you? Mr. Reed: I'd like to post this air-mail letter. Clerk: A registered one? Mr. Reed: Yes.

Clerk: 5 hryvnias and 50 copecks, please. Anything else? Mr. Reed: Nothing more. Clerk: Here you are. Mr. Reed: Thank you.

12. Read the sentences and translate them. Pay attention to the

meaning of prefixes.

1) I have found a misprint in the text. 2) He felt uncomfortable there. 3) I'm afraid you misunderstood what I said. 4) He can displease everyone. 5) People often mis-spell her name. 6) He was happy to find an unused copy of the book in a second-hand book-shop. 7) The pupil had to recopy the exercise because he had made too many mistakes. 8) He was uninterested in the work he had to do. 9) It is incorrect to say that he had no talent. 10) It is absolutely unnecessary to come here again, you may phone.

13. Read the sentences and translate them. Pay attention to the

meaning of suffixes.

1") The way seemed to me endless. 2) The food was eatable. 3) We don't forget about heroic deeds of our people. 4) I know the signature of my father. 5) It happened because of his carelessness. 6) She wore a fashionable long evening dress with an open neck. 7) We found it very difficult to walk on the stony road and preferred to stay on the grass as much as possible. 8) The machine was modernized and worked very well. 9) The production of our industry can be seen in many countries. 10) The achievements of our scientists and engineers are well-known everywhere.

14. Put in the verbs in the right tense and translate the sentences.

1) The doctor (to examine) the patient and (to say), "This medicine (to do) you a lot of good." 2) The mother asked her sick son,"... you (to take) your temperature?" 3) While the doctor (to prescribe) the medicine, the patient (to put on) his shirt. 4) The doctor (to promise) that in two days the patient (to leave) the hospital. 5) The child (to have) a high temperature and (to cough) very much. 6) He (to put on) the coat and (to go) to the chemist's.