Match a phrasal verb in A with a definition in B. Careful! There may be several possibilities, but there is usually one answer that is best. A
come up with
beat up
break into
break off
bring out
bring up
clear out
count on
deal with
drop out of
fit in with
look up to
point out
take back
tell off
В
a cupboard and throw out what you don’t want
a naughty child
an old man, a victim of a crime
a problem, a complaint, a difficult customer
the other people in the group
a university course after one year
someone you respect
a new idea, a plan
your best friend to help you
children to be honest and hard-working
a house, a flat, to steal something
a fact that someone might not be aware of
what I said – I didn’t mean it
a relationship, an engagement
a new product on the market
As for me (что касается меня), I would like to visit St Petersburg. It is a famous Russian city situated on the Neva River near the Baltic [ˈbɔ:ltɪk] Sea. The first name of the city was St Petersburg after the tsar Peter the Great who
founded it. In 1914 the city got the name of Petrograd and changed it for Leningrad in 1924. It became St Petersburg again in 1991.
Peter the Great founded the city in 1703 and moved the capital from Moscow to St Petersburg in 1712. The new city became home of Russian tsars and began to grow fast. Soon beautiful Winter Palace appeared in Dvortsovaya (Palace) Square with a tall column in its centre.
I would like to see the famous monument to Peter the Great on the bank of the Neva River. St Petersburg is famous for its palaces and bridges (there are 342 bridges in the city). I would also like to see its churches, theatres and museums, its wonderful parks and gardens. The Summer Garden is one of them. Every year a lot of tourists come to see this beautiful city.
They walk along the straight streets of St Petersburg, enjoy boat trips, take lots of pictures and often come back to it. This amazing city is concidered to be the cultural capital of Russia and this is also one of the reasons why I would like to see this beautiful city.
2. The tower of Big Ben is a symbol of London and Britain,isn't it? -Yes, it is.
3. And what tower and clock are the symbols of Russia? - The Kremlin Clock on the Spasskay Tower are the symbols of Russia.
4. Where and when can you hear the Russia symbol? - You can hear it in Moscow by the Kremlin every quarter of an hour.
5.The Tower of London is very old,isn't it ?What is it famous for? - Yes, it is. It is famous for its long history. It served many purposes, including royal residence, fortress, prison for powerful people and nowadays, it is a museum.
6.Who founded Westminster Abbey? -According to legend, the Abbey was founded by St. Peter and was built by order of Edward the Confessor.
5.Where does the English Parliament work? - The English Parliament works in the Palace of Westminster by the river Themes.