The Great Gatsby / Великий Гэтсби. Книга для чтения на английском языке

grotesque [grЙ™КЉЛ€tesk]

enormous [ЙЄЛ€nЙ”:mЙ™s]

solemn [Л€sЙ’lЙ™m]

acquaintances [Й™Л€kweЙЄntЙ™nsЙЄz]

persistent [pЙ™Л€sЙЄstЙ™nt]

impatiently [ЙЄmЛ€peЙЄКѓЙ™ntlЙЄ]

sensuously [Л€sensjКЉЙ™slЙЄ]

vitality [vaɪˈtælɪtɪ]

doubtful [Л€daКЉtfКЉl]

enthusiastically [ЙЄnЛЊОёjuЛђzЙЄЛ€Г¦stЙЄk(Й™)lЙЄ]

indistinctly [ЙЄndЙЄЛ€stЙЄЕ‹ktlЙЄ]

feminine [Л€femЙ™nЙ™n]

languid [ˈlæŋgwəd]

arrogance [Л€Г¦rЙ™gЙ™ns]

adorable [Й™Л€dЙ”:rЙ™bl]

nephew [Л€nevju]

twilight [Л€twaЙЄlaЙЄt]

advertisement [Й™dЛ€vОµ:tЙ™smЙ™nt]

artificial [ˌɑ:təˈfɪʃəl]

furniture [Л€fОµ:rnЙЄК§Й™]

tapestried [ˈtæpɪstrɪd]

despair [dЙЄsЛ€pОµЙ™]

triumphantly [traЙЄЛ€КЊmfЙ™ntlЙЄ]

elaborateness [ɪˈlæbərɪtnəs]

ambiguously [Г¦mЛ€bЙЄgjuЙ™slЙЄ]

massage [mЙ™Л€sЙ‘:К’]

wreath [ri:Оё]

violent [Л€vaЙЄЙ™lЙ™nt]

unconvincingly [ЛЊКЊnkЙ™nЛ€vЙЄnsЙЄЕ‹lЙЄ]

overweight [Л€Й™КЉvЙ™rЛЊweЙЄt]

bureau [Л€bjКЉrЙ™КЉ]

frivolous [Л€frЙЄvЙ™lЙ™s]

interior [ЙЄnЛ€tЙЄrЙЄЙ™r]

haughtily [Л€hЙ”ЛђtЙЄlЙЄ]

3.

Pointlessly, haughtily, endlessly, admiringly, ambiguously, unconvincingly, accusingly, sensuously, intently, imperatively.

1. But above the gray land and the spasms of cheerless dust which move … over it, you notice, after a moment, the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg.

2. “I can’t complain,” answered Wilson … .

3. She was in the middle thirties, and faintly fat, but she carried her overweight body … as some women can.

4. “I want to see you,” said Tom … .

5. “That dog?” He looked at it … .

6. Mrs. Wilson gathered up her dog and other things she bought, and went … in.

7. Mr. McKee viewed her … with his head on one side.

8. “Well, I married him,” said Myrtle, … .

9. She looked at me and laughed … .

10. She pointed suddenly at me, and everyone looked at me … .

4. Fill in the blanks with prepositions.

1. His acquaintances were shocked by the fact that he turned … in popular restaurants with her.

2. His voice faded … and Tom looked impatiently … the garage.

3. We backed … to a gray old man who was selling very recent puppies of a doubtful breed.

4. The living-room was crowded to the doors with a set of tapestried furniture entirely too large for it, so that to move about was to stumble continually … .

5. “I just put it … sometimes when I don’t care what I look like.