Fill in helpful words in a proper form.

1 held

2 missing

3 is arriving

4 sick

5 ride, rides

6 give up

7 hypnotized

8 a church,to hold on

fill in the helpful words in a proper form.

1) an indian rushed to the colonel and held up his knife.

2) nick doesn't study enough. he is always missing the class.

3) our train arrived at the station on time.

4) our friend is seriously ill. we often visit him.

5) my brother doesn't drive a car. he rides a motor-cycle.

6) a young soldier had to fight with three enemies but he didn't dive up.

7) a doctor hypnotized sick people and most of them fell asleep.

8) my neighbour often goes to a church and she says that it helps her to hold on after the death of her husband.

helpful words & no

meet (met, met) - встречать(ся)

give up - сдаваться

sick, adj. - больной

to be sick -- болеть; syn. to be il

behind - позади, сзади

ride (rode, ridden) - ехать верхом

ride a bike, a bus, etc. - ездит

де, на автобусе и т. п.

church - церковь

arrive - прибывать

fall (fell, fallen) - падать

fall ill - заболеть

hold (held, held) - держать

hold up - поднять

hold on - держаться, не пада

hold on! - держись! (не сдавайся! )

hypnotize - загипнотизировать

Ludwig van beethoven born in bonn, then the capital of the electorate of cologne and part of the holy roman empire, beethoven displayed his musical talents at an early age and was taught by his father johann van beethoven and by christian gottlob neefe. during his first 22 years in bonn, beethoven intended to study with wolfgang amadeus mozart and befriended joseph haydn. beethoven moved to vienna in 1792 and began studying with haydn, quickly gaining a reputation as a virtuoso pianist. he lived in vienna until his death. in about 1800 his hearing began to deteriorate, and by the last decade of his life he was almost totally deaf. he gave up conducting and performing in public but continued to compose; many of his most admired works come from this period.