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59 Read the phrases. Remember how to give and to accept warnings.

• Watch out!

• Be careful!

• Be careful! Never open an umbrella in the house. — Don't worry, I won't.

• Don't forget to say “white rabbits” tomorrow. It'll be the first of February. — Don't worry, I will.

• Watch out! Don't break the mirror. — OK. I'll be careful.

59 Прочитайте фразы. Вспомните, как давать и принимать предупреждения.

Ответ:

Here are examples of giving and accepting warnings from the text:

Вот примеры того, как давать и принимать предупреждения из текста:

• Giving a warning: "Watch out!"

  Дача предупреждения: "Осторожно!"

• Giving a warning: "Be careful!"

  Дача предупреждения: "Будь осторожен!"

• Giving a warning: "Be careful! Never open an umbrella in the house."

  Дача предупреждения: "Будь осторожен! Никогда не открывай зонт в доме."

• Accepting a warning: "Don't worry, I won't."

  Принятие предупреждения: "Не волнуйся, я не буду."

• Giving a warning/reminder: "Don't forget to say 'white rabbits' tomorrow. It'll be the first of February."

  Дача предупреждения/напоминания: "Не забудь сказать 'белые кролики' завтра. Будет первое февраля."

• Accepting a warning/reminder: "Don't worry, I will."

  Принятие предупреждения/напоминания: "Не волнуйся, я сделаю это."

• Giving a warning: "Watch out! Don't break the mirror."

  Дача предупреждения: "Осторожно! Не разбей зеркало."

• Accepting a warning: "OK. I'll be careful."

  Принятие предупреждения: "Хорошо. Я буду осторожен."

59 Read the text. Name at least 3 special things people do on Hallowe'en.

Hallowe'en

31 October is Hallowe'en. This festival celebrates the return of the souls (души) of the dead who come back to visit places where they lived. In the evening there are lots of Hallowe'en parties. People dress up as witches, ghosts, devils, cats or bats. Houses are decorated with pumpkins (тыквы) with candles inside them. Some children follow the American custom called "Trick or Treat".

They knock at your house and ask, “Trick or treat?” If you give some money or some sweets (a treat), they go away. If not, they can play a trick on you, like splashing water in your face.

No Hallowe'en party is complete without a scary ['skeəri] (страшная) story. Usually people crowd together around a fire on Hallowe'en night. And one person tells a scary story in a low voice.