2.1 Complete the gaps with the right phrasal verb. Make changes if necessary. 1. I don't have any ideas right now but I'll have to
something by the end of
the day.
2. You should
with your work. Don't stop.
3. How do you
with your new relatives?
4. Get on the bus at the central station and
two stops later.
5. The price of gasoline is so high! It
every few months.
6. They spent the whole day
by the swimming pool.
7. We are
going to Switzerland next month.
8. They like to
in ethnic restaurants every Friday night.
9. She
her grandmother with her wide eyes and quiet disposition.
10. My son went on vacation so I had to
his dog
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. Do you play the piano? 2. There is a big black piano in our living room. It is at the wall to the left of the door opposite the sideboard. My mother likes to play the piano. She often plays the piano in the evening. 3. Boys like to play football. 4. What do you do in the evening? — I often play chess with my grandfather. 5. Where are the children? — Oh, they are out of doors. The weather is fine today. They are playing badminton in the yard. 6. What games does your sister like to play? — She likes to play tennis. 7. Do you like to play the guitar?

  On the desk of Peter McDermott was a fresh pile of mail and memos.
1.Was a fresh pile of mail and memos on the desk of Peter McDermott? - общий
2. What was on the desk of Peter McDermott? - к подлежащему
3. Was a fresh or an old pile of mail and memos on the desk of Peter McDermott? – альтернативный
4. On the desk of Peter McDermott was a fresh pile of mail and memos, wasn`t it? – разделительный
5. Where was a fresh pile of mail and memos? – специальный
Dr Bell was famous for his keen powers of observation and deduction. 
1.Was Dr Bell famous for his keen powers of observation and deduction?
2. Who was famous for his keen powers of observation and deduction?
3. Was Dr Bell famous or unknown for his keen powers of observation and deduction?
4. Dr Bell was famous for his keen powers of observation and deduction, wasn`t he?
5. What was Dr Bell famous for?
He thought to himself about the probable trading value of such a coat.
1.Did he think to himself about the probable trading value of such a coat?
2. Who thought to himself about the probable trading value of such a coat?
3. Did he think to himself about the probable trading value of such a coat or a suit?
4. He thought to himself about the probable trading value of such a coat, didn`t he?
5. What did he think to himself about?
They are durable yet fashionable.
1.Are they durable yet fashionable?
2. What is durable yet fashionable?
3. Are they durable yet fashionable or unfashionable?
4. They are durable yet fashionable, aren`t they?
5. What are they?
There was a huge tree, seeming to sleep in the fading moonlight.
1.Was there a huge tree, seeming to sleep in the fading moonlight?
2. What was there, seeming to sleep in the fading moonlight? 
3. Was there a huge tree or a small tree?
4. There was a huge tree, seeming to sleep in the fading moonlight, wasn`t there?
5. What tree was there?
The two girls ate supper, then moved to some seats in the bay window.
1.Did the two girls eat supper, then moved to some seats in the bay window?
2. Who ate supper?
3. Did the two girls eat supper or dinner?
4. The two girls ate supper, then moved to some seats in the bay window, didn`t they?
5. What did the two girls eat?