1. Choose the correct word. 1) He heard their voices but couldn’t make up with / out words.

2) My grandmother used to make out/up fairy tales.

3) Won’t you make it up / up with her?

4) Do you make up/out the meaning of роеm?

2. Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb: make out, make up, make up with.

1) For Halloween, the children ... stories about ghosts and witches.

2) I couldn't ... what he was saying.

3) Sarah had a big quarrel with Mike yesterday, and I’m not sure that he wants to ... her now.

4) I can... only a few words.

1)  christmas.

2) language.

3) last.

What would be the perfect parent? maybe those who do not know how you are getting when you walk in the evening for a walk.  or maybe they do not wait, and you can walk freely through the night.  or that in half an hour asking where you are, what's wrong?   well, what a parent to your ideal? what do children need most of all, it's love, and no price is too high to pay for it.  eda leshanthis is the perfect parents.  they should be loving, and walk a little longer - it's our little whim.after all, if you are so going to walk unattended, the time comes and you realize that it's not perfect parents, and unloving parents.if your parents treat you a little bit not as much as you want, you can work in?   you see what's what in itself, put yourself in their shoes, understand, love, and they will respond in kind.many of us constantly quarrels with parents, "you do not know me, you do not know what i want.give me liberty, "know the phrase?   have you ever wondered what they are doing it because they love and take care of you?   and believe me, they have experience in life is much more than you do.personally, my parents are loving, caring, kind, good, caring and understanding.  i would not call it ideal because they are not allowed to walk until the morning (and i thank them for it).  i do not need perfect i need their care and love, and that i have! of course, each of us the concept of "ideal parents" may be different, but essentially, i think it does not change))    

1) that's wrong. little children can't make bread very well.

2) that's right.

3) that's right.

4) that's wrong. chuck the duck doesn't want to help jen the hen.

5) that's right.

jim: is your dinner ready at 3?

ann: no, usually dinner ready later.

jim: do you always have fish for dinner?

ann: at our table there is always seafood, but it is not always the fish. my family loves seafood, they are very useful.

jim: do you always begin your dinner at 5 ?

ann: yes, in this time my dad comes back from work, and we содимся dinner with the whole family.

jim: does your sister like to eat fish for lunch?

ann: yes, i think so.

jim: does your father bring ice cream every day?

ann: yes, my sister and i are very fond of ice cream.

jim: your silly cat doesn"t like ice cream, does he?

ann: it's strange, but my cat hates ice-cream