perfect place for our camping holiday. 17. There are people from around here who could make a pretty decent guess. 18. Instead of putting your dime right in, you get a dial tone and make your call. 19. He reached for her again and Ollie Weeks said 20. His achievements pale sharply: “Bud! Cool it! into insignificance by the side of her victory. 21. Ollie agreed, and dropped an empty into the beer cooler. 22. He bears the rough well. 23. The platforms swarmed with office workers, and Dave had to shoulder his way through the crowd. 24. Down the road, in twos and threes, more people were gathering in for the day of marketing. 25. My thoughts have been much occupied with the ups and downs, the fortunes and misfortunes of married life. Exercise 6. Comment on the examples of converted pairs in the sentences below. State to what part of speech they belong. 1. a) My grandmother bottled the juice and canned the pickles. b) My grandmother put the juice in a bottle and the pickles in a can. 2. a) She microwaved her lunch. b) She heated her lunch in the microwave (noun). 3. The doctor eyed my swollen 4. a) The Goreans quickly pointed out that eye. there had already been a hand count in the Florida presidential race, and that Bush himself had signed a law calling for their use in Texas. b) Gore showed no sign of pain or remorse. 5. a) And the drama that reached such a fever pitch after the polls had begun a good two years earlier, with the first closed maneuverings in Washington and Texas. b) An auctioneer in a baseball cap sits at a high wooden podium, calling out the styles of furniture in a staccato rhythm, taking about 30 seconds to announce and close a sale. 6. a) Rove instructed his staff to call network officials to complain, then he went before the cameras himself to protest publicly. b) Mr. Bush has not always been in step with his generation, staying distant
perfect place for our camping holiday. 17. There are people from around here who could make a pretty decent guess. 18. Instead of putting your dime right in, you get a dial tone and make your call. 19. He reached for her again and Ollie Weeks said sharply: “Bud! Cool it! 20. His achievements pale into insignificance by the side of her victory. 21. Ollie agreed, and dropped an empty into the beer cooler. 22. He bears the rough well. 23. The platforms swarmed with office workers, and Dave had to shoulder his way through the crowd. 24. Down the road, in twos and threes, more people were gathering in for the day of marketing. 25. My thoughts have been much occupied with the ups and downs, the fortunes and misfortunes of married life. Exercise 6. Comment on the examples of converted pairs in the sentences below. State to what part of speech they belong. 1. a) My grandmother bottled the juice and canned the pickles. b) My grandmother put the juice in a bottle and the pickles in a can. 2. a) She microwaved her lunch. b) She heated her lunch in the microwave (noun). 3. The doctor eyed my swollen eye. 4. a) The Goreans quickly pointed out that there had already been a hand count in the Florida presidential race, and that Bush himself had signed a law calling for their use in Texas. b) Gore showed no sign of pain or remorse. 5. a) And the drama that reached such a fever pitch after the polls closed had begun a good two years earlier, with the first maneuverings in Washington and Texas. b) An auctioneer in a baseball cap sits at a high wooden podium, calling out the styles of furniture in a staccato rhythm, taking about 30 seconds to announce and close a sale. 6. a) Rove instructed his staff to call network officials to complain, then he went before the cameras himself to protest publicly. b) Mr. Bush has not always been in step with his generation, staying distant