GRADE FORTY-THREE of the ONE HUNDRED GRADES IN ENGLISH by VASGEN


CRAZY IMIGRANTS GO TO HELL           óõíáóûåäûéå üíéçòáîôù éäõô ë þåòôñí     
VERY RICH                            ïþåîø âïçáôùå                           

1.The life of an imigrant is lousy.  1.öÉÚÎØ ÜÍÉÇÒÁÎÔÁ - ×ÛÉ×ÁÑ.             
2.Most of the time                   2.âÏÌØÛÕÀ ÞÁÓÔØ ×ÒÅÍÅÎÉ                 
  he is extremely unhappy.             ÏÎ - ÞÒÅÚ×ÙÞÁÊÎÏ ÎÅÓÞÁÓÔÅÎ.           
3.Unhappiness is                     3.îÅÓÞÁÓÔØÅ Ñ×ÌÑÅÔÓÑ                    
  a customary state of mind.           ÐÒÉ×ÙÞÎÙÍ ÓÏÓÔÏÑÎÉÅÍ ÕÍÁ.             
4.Occasional states                  4.óÌÕÞÁÊÎÙÅ ÓÏÓÔÏÑÎÉÑ                   
  of mirth or happiness                ÒÁÄÏÓÔÉ ÉÌÉ ÓÞÁÓÔØÑ                   
  make one even more unhappy           ÄÅÌÁÀÔ ÞÅÌÏ×ÅËÁ ÅÝÅ ÂÏÌÅÅ ÎÅÓÞÁÓÔÎÙÍ, 
  than before.                         ÞÅÍ ÒÁÎØÛÅ.                           
5.Many hang themselves.              5.íÎÏÇÉÅ ×ÅÛÁÀÔÓÑ.                      
6.Others go crazy.                   6.äÒÕÇÉÅ ÓÈÏÄÑÔ Ó ÕÍÁ.                  
7.Still others go to hell.           7.åÝÅ ÄÒÕÇÉÅ ÉÄÕÔ Ë ÞÅÒÔÑÍ.             
8.However, some, very few,           8.ïÄÎÁËÏ ÎÅËÏÔÏÒÙÅ, ÏÞÅÎØ ÍÁÌÏ,         
  become rich.                         ÓÔÁÎÏ×ÑÔÓÑ ÂÏÇÁÔÙÍÉ.                  
9.But crazy all the same.            9.îÏ ÓÕÍÁÓÛÅÄÛÉÍÉ ×ÓÅ ÒÁ×ÎÏ.            
10.Nevertheless.                     10.ôÅÍ ÎÅ ÍÅÎÅÅ.                        
11.All the more.                     11.÷ÓÅ ÒÁ×ÎÏ.                           



I MISSED THE OCCASION                ñ ðòïðõóôéì üôïô óìõþáê,
BECAUSE                              ðïôïíõ þôï
I COULD NOT SKI                      ñ îå íïç ëáôáôøóñ îá ìùöáè

1.The occasion was                   1.óÌÕÞÁÊ ÂÙÌ
  extremely important.                 ÞÒÅÚ×ÙÞÁÊÎÏ ×ÁÖÎÙÊ.
2.I could meet the man but           2.ñ ÍÏÇ ×ÓÔÒÅÔÉÔØÓÑ Ó ÜÔÉÍ ÞÅÌÏ×ÅËÏÍ,
3.there was one obstacle.            3.ÂÙÌÏ ÏÄÎÏ ÐÒÅÐÑÔÓÔ×ÉÅ.
4.The fact was that                  4.äÅÌÏ × ÔÏÍ, ÞÔÏ
  I could not ski.                     ñ ÎÅ ÕÍÅÌ ËÁÔÁÔØÓÑ ÎÁ ÌÙÖÁÈ.
5.He invited me                      5.ïÎ ÐÒÉÇÌÁÓÉÌ ÍÅÎÑ
  to ski together.                     ×ÍÅÓÔÅ ÐÏËÁÔÁÔØÓÑ ÎÁ ÌÙÖÁÈ.
6.But I had to refuse                6.îÏ Ñ ÄÏÌÖÅÎ ÂÙÌ ÏÔËÁÚÁÔØÓÑ,
  because                              ÐÏÔÏÍÕ ÞÔÏ
7.I could not ski.                   7.Ñ ÎÅ ÍÏÇ ËÁÔÁÔØÓÑ ÎÁ ÌÙÖÁÈ.


GETTING USED                         ïâòáúï÷áîéå ðòé÷ùþëé -
IS WHAT MATTERS                      ôï, þôï éíååô úîáþåîéå,
AND WHAT MAKES YOU                   é ôï, þôï äáåô ÷áí ÷ïúíïöîïóôø
FEEL COMFORTABLE                     þõ÷óô÷ï÷áôø óåâñ èïòïûï

1.First it was very unusual.         1.óÎÁÞÁÌÁ ÜÔÏ ÂÙÌÏ ÏÞÅÎØ ÎÅÏÂÙÞÎÏ.
2.But later I got used to it.        2.îÏ ÐÏÚÖÅ Ñ Ë ÜÔÏÍÕ ÐÒÉ×ÙË.
3.When you get used to something,    3.ëÏÇÄÁ ×Ù Ë ÞÅÍÕ-ÔÏ ÐÒÉ×ÙËÁÅÔÅ,
4.it becomes very easy.              4.ÓÔÁÎÏ×ÉÔÓÑ ÏÞÅÎØ ÌÅÇËÏ.
5.But when you are not used,         5.îÏ ËÏÇÄÁ ×Ù ÎÅ ÐÒÉ×ÙËÌÉ,
6.it is extremely difficult.         6.ÜÔÏ - ÞÒÅÚ×ÙÞÁÊÎÏ ÔÒÕÄÎÏ.
7.So,                                7.ôÁË ×ÏÔ,
  it is getting used that              ÏÂÒÁÚÏ×ÁÎÉÅ ÐÒÉ×ÙÞËÉ - ×ÏÔ ÞÔÏ
  matters.                             ÉÍÅÅÔ ÚÎÁÞÅÎÉÅ.



WHO IS TO BLAME                      ëôï ÷éîï÷áô,
WHEN SHE RAPES HIM AND HE SAYS NO,   ëïçäá ïîá îáóéìõåô åçï é ïî çï÷ïòéô îåô,
AND DOES,                            é äåìáåô,
AND SHE SAYS YES AND DOES NOT,       á ïîá çï÷ïòéô äá é îå äåìáåô,
AND SAYS HE DID ?                    é çï÷ïòéô, þôï ïîá äåìáìá

1.Rape is when something is done     1.îÁÓÉÌÉÅ - ÜÔÏ ËÏÇÄÁ ÎÅÞÎÏ ÄÅÌÁÅÔÓÑ
  without consent.                     ÂÅÚ ÓÏÇÌÁÓÉÑ.
2.What is CONSENT ?                  2.þÔÏ ÔÁËÏÅ óïçìáóéå ?
3.CONSENT is when she says YES.      3.óïçìáóéå - ÜÔÏ ËÏÇÄÁ ÏÎÁ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ äá.
4.What is to be done                 4.þÔÏ ÄÅÌÁÔØ,
 if she says NO                        ÅÓÌÉ ÏÎÁ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ îåô,
 but she means YES ?                   ÎÏ ÉÍÅÅÔ ××ÉÄÕ äá ?
5.And what is to be done             5.é ÞÔÏ ÄÅÌÁÔØ,
 if she says YES                       ÅÓÌÉ ÏÎÁ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ äá,
 but she means NO ?                    ÎÏ ÉÍÅÅÔ ××ÉÄÕ îåô ?
6.And when he says NO                6.á ËÏÇÄÁ ÏÎ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ îåô,
 and she makes him say YES,            É ÏÎÁ ÚÁÓÔÁ×ÌÑÅÔ ÅÇÏ ÓËÁÚÁÔØ äá,
 and then she says  NO ?               Á ÚÁÔÅÍ ÏÎÁ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ îåô ?
7.Who is to blame ?                  7.ëÔÏ ×ÉÎÏ×ÁÔ ?



ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE              áîçìïñúùþîùå ìàäé -
ARE PIONEERS                         ðéïîåòù
OF TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION.           ðõôåûåóô÷éñ é éóóìåäï÷áîéñ.


1.ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD             1.áîçìïñúùþîùê íéò
  TOOK PART IN EXPLORATION.            ðòéîñì õþáóôéå ÷ éóóìåäï÷áîéé.
2.WE CAN SEE THEIR NAMES             2.íù íïöåí ÷éäåôø éè éíåîá
  ON THE MAPS.                         îá ëáòôáè.
3.THE TRAVELERS OF THE PAST          3.ðõôåûåóô÷åîîéëé ðòïûìïçï
  ARE KNOWN TO EVERYONE.               éú÷åóôîù ÷óåí.
4.THEY ARE PIONEERS OF               4.ïîé - ðéïîåòù
  EXPLORATION.                         éóóìåäï÷áîéñ.



BE CAREFUL WHAT TO DUMP              âõäøôå ïóôïòïöîù, þôï ÷ùâòáóù÷áôø   

1.Do you drink it with sugar ?       1.÷Ù ÐØ£ÔÅ ÜÔÏ Ó ÓÁÈÁÒÏÍ ?          
2.Sure.                              2.ëÏÎÅÞÎÏ.                          
3.With sugar it is sweet.            3.ó ÓÁÈÁÒÏÍ ÜÔÏ - ÓÌÁÄËÏ.           
4.But I drink it bitter.             4.îÏ Ñ ÐØÀ ÜÔÏ ÇÏÒØËÏÅ.             
5.When you want to feel              5.ëÏÇÄÁ ×Ù ÈÏÔÉÔÅ ÐÏÞÕ×ÓÔ×Ï×ÁÔØ     
 the taste of tea,                    ×ËÕÓ ÞÁÑ,                          
6.you have to dump the sugar.        6.×Ù ÄÏÌÖÎÙ ×ÙÂÒÏÓÉÔØ ÓÁÈÁÒ.        
7.otherwise you will dump the tea.   7.éÎÁÞÅ ×Ù ×ÙÂÒÏÓÉÔÅ ÞÁÊ.           



WHAT IS EVEN MORE IMPORTANT          ôï, þôï åýå âïìåå ÷áöîï,
THAN BITE OR BAIT                    þåí ëìå÷ éìé ðòéíáîëá -
IS PATIENCE.                         üôï ôåòðåîéå

1.TO CATCH FISH                      1.ÐÏÊÍÁÔØ ÒÙÂÕ -
  IS EXTRTEMELY DIFFICULT.             ÞÒÅÚ×ÙÞÁÊÎÏ ÔÒÕÄÎÏ.
2.YOU SIT ON THE SHORE               2.×Ù ÓÉÄÉÔÅ ÎÁ ÂÅÒÅÇÕ
  FOR HOURS.                           ÞÁÓÁÍÉ.
3.AND YOU WATCH FOR THE FISH         3.É ×Ù ÓÍÏÔÒÉÔÅ ËÁË ÒÙÂÁ
  TO BITE.                             ËÌÀ£Ô.
4.OF COURSE,YOU HAVE TO USE          4.ËÏÎÅÞÎÏ,×Ù ÄÏÌÖÎÙ ÉÓÐÏÌØÚÏ×ÁÔØ
  THE RIGHT BAIT.                      ÐÒÁ×ÉÌØÎÕÀ ÐÒÉÍÁÎËÕ.
5.OTHERWISE THE FISH WON'T BITE.     5.ÉÎÁÞÅ ÒÙÂÁ ÎÅ ÂÕÄÅÔ ËÌÅ×ÁÔØ.



WHEN IT IS BORING,                   ëïçäá óëõþîï,
IT IS UNCOMFORTABLE,                 üôï îåõäïâîï,
AND VICE VERSA.                      é îáïâïòïô.

1.THE WOLF'S BELLY                   1.öé÷ïô ÷ïìëá
  WAS CUT UP.                          âùì òáúòåúáî.
2.AND RED HOOD CAME OUT.             2.é ëòáóîáñ ûáðïþëá ÷ùûìá.
3.SHE HAD BEEN                       3.ïîá âùìá
  IN A VERY                            ÷ ïþåîø
  UNCOMFORTABLE POSITION.              îåõäïâîïí ðïìïöåîéé.
4.SHE STAYED THERE SO LONG           4.ïîá ïóôá÷áìáóø ôáí
                                       ôáë äïìçï,
5.THAT                               5.þôï
6.SHE WAS HAPPY TO LEAVE.            6.ïîá âùìá óþáóôìé÷á õêôé.
7.THE COURAGEOUS HUNTERS             7.èòáâòùå ïèïôîéëé
  HELPED HER.                          ðïíïçìé åê.
8.THEY KNEW                          8.ïîé úîáìé,
  THAT                                 þôï
  IT WAS AWFULLY BORING                âùìï õöáóîï óëõþîï
  TO SIT IN THE WORF'S BELLY.          óéäåôø ÷ öé÷ïôå ÷ïìëá.
9.THEY PITTIED HER                   9.ïîé ðïöáìåìé åå
  AND LET HER OUT.                     é ÷ùðõóôéìé åå îáòõöõ.



THE UGLY DEVIL                       õòïäìé÷ùê äøñ÷ïì
LOOKED SMASHING                      ÷ùçìñäåì ðïôòñóáàýå
IN HIS EXPENSIVE SUIT.               ÷ ó÷ïåí äïòïçïí ëïóôàíå.

1.HE ARRIVED AT NOON.                1.ïî ðòéâùì ÷ ðïìäåîø.
2.HE LOOKED SMASHING.                2.ïî ÷ùçìñäåì ðïôòñóáàýå.
3.HE WORE                            3.ïî îïóéì
  AN EXPENSIVE SUIT                    äïòïçïê ëïóôàí
  AND SHOES.                           é ôõæìé.
4.EVERYTHING WAS GOOD                4.÷óå âùìï èïòïûï
  ABOUT HIM.                           õ îåçï.
5.EXCEPT THAT                        5.ëòïíå ôïçï þôï
6.HE WAS UGLY                        6.ïî âùì õòïäìé÷
7.LIKE THE DEVIL HIMSELF.            7.ëáë äøñ÷ïì óáí.

-expensive suit.                     -ÄÏÒÏÇÏÊ ËÏÓÔÀÍ.
-wore a suit.                        -ÎÏÓÉÌ ËÏÓÔÀÍ.



WHEN HE WAS IN JAIL,                 ëïçäá ïî âùì ÷ ôàòøíå,
HE DECIDED TO ESCAPE.                ïî òåûéì õâåöáôø.

1.THEY CAUGHT HIM,                   1.ïîé ðïêíáìé åçï,
2.AND                                2.é
3.PUT HIM INTO JAIL.                 3.ðïóáäéìé åçï ÷ ôàòøíõ.
4.BUT                                4.îï
5.WHEN HE WAS IN JAIL,               5.ëïçäá ïî âùì ÷ ôàòøíå,
6.HE DECIDED TO ESCAPE.              6.ïî òåûéì õâåöáôø.
7.AND HE ESCAPED.                    7.é ïî õâåöáì.
8.THIS TIME                          8.îá üôïô òáú
9.THEY COULD NOT CATCH HIM.          9.ïîé îå íïçìé ðïêíáôø åçï.

-was in jail                         -ÂÙÌ × ÔÀÒØÍÅ
-decided to escape                   -ÒÅÛÉÌ ÕÂÅÖÁÔØ



AFTER YOU HAVE DONE ONE THING,       ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ÷ù óäåìáìé ïäîõ ÷åýø,
YOU DO ANOTHER.                      ÷ù äåìáåôå äòõçõà.

1.AFTER I HAVE HAD MY LESSONS,       1.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë õ íåîñ âùìé õòïëé,
  I GO HOME.                           ñ éäõ äïíïê.
2.AFTER I HAVE                       2.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ñ
  COME FROM SCHOOL,                    ðòéûåì éú ûëïìù,
  I HAVE DINNER.                       ñ ïâåäáà.
3.AFTER I HAVE HAD DINNER,           3.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ñ ðïïâåäáì,
  I DO MY HOMEWORK.                    ñ äåìáà äïíáûîàà òáâïôõ.
4.AFTER I HAVE DONE MY HOMEWORK,     4.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ñ óäåìáì
                                       äïíáûîàà òáâïôõ,
  I HELP MY MOTHER.                    ñ ðïíïçáà íáíå.
5.AFTER I HAVE HELPED MY MOTHER      5.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ñ ðïíïç íáíå,
  I PLAY WITH MY FRIENDS.              ñ éçòáà ó äòõúøñíé.
6.AFTER I HAVE PLAYED,               6.ðïóìå ôïçï ëáë ñ ðïéçòáì,
  I GO TO BED.                         ñ ìïöõóø óðáôø.



A GANG OF THIEVES                    âáîäá ÷ïòï÷
WERE ROBBEED BY ALI BABA.            âùìá ïçòáâìåá áìé âáâïê.
THE ROBBERS FOUND HIS HOUSE          òáúâïêîéëé îáûìé åçï äïí
AND CAME INTO HIS COURTYARD          é ðòéåèáìé ÷ åçï ä÷ïò,
HIDDEN IN JARS FROM OIL              óðòñôá÷ûéóø ÷ ëõ÷ûéîù ïô íáóìá

1.ALI BABA STOLE MONEY               1.áìé âáâá õëòáì äåîøçé
  FROM THIEVES,                        õ òáúâïêîéëï÷,
  BUT HIS NEIGHBOUR FAILED             á åçï óïóåäõ îå õäáìïóø
  TO DO SO                             óäåìáôø ôáë,
  AND WAS BEATEN.                      é âùì éúâéô.
2.HE DIED                            2.ïî õíåò,
  AND                                  á
  ALI BABA AND HIS WIFE                áìé âáâá é åçï öåîá
  WENT TO LIVE IN HIS HOUSE.           ðïûìé öéôø ÷ åçï äïíå.
3.THE ROBBERS FOUND OUT              3.òáúâïêîéëé ïâîáòõöéìé,
  THAT                                 þôï
  SOMEONE HAD VISITED                  ëôï-ôï ðïóåôéì
  THEIR CAVE,                          éè ðåýåòõ,
  AND SENT ONE TO THE TOWN             é ðïóìáìé ïäîïçï ÷ çïòïä
  TO LEARN WHO IT WAS.                 õúîáôø,ëôï üôï âùì.
4.á ROBBER CAME TO THE HOUSE         4.ïäéî òáúâïêîéë ðòéûåì ÷ äïí
  OF THE OLD MAN                       óôáòïçï þåìï÷åëá,
  WHO HAD TREATED                      ëïôïòùê ìåþéì
  ALI BABA'S NEIGHBOUR,                óïóåäá áìé âáâù,
  AND                                  é
  THE OLD MAN TOLD HIM                 óôáòùê þåìï÷åë óëáúáì åíõ,
  THAT                                 þôï
  HE HAD TRIED TO SAVE HIM             ïî ðùôáìóñ óðáóôé åçï,
  BUT FAILED.                          îï ðòï÷áìéìóñ.
5.THROUGH THE OLD MAN                5.þåòåú óôáòïçï þåìï÷åëá
  THE ROBBERS KNEW                     òáúâïêîéëé õúîáìé
  THE HOUSE OF ALI BABA.               äïí áìé âáâù.
6.THE ROBBERS MARKED                 6.òáúâïêîéëé ïôíåôéìé
  ALI BABA'S HOUSE                     äïí áìé âáâù
  WITH A CROSS ON THE DOOR,            ëòåóôïí îá ä÷åòé,
  BUT                                  îï
  ALI BABA'S MAID                      óìõöáîëá áìé âáâù
  DREW CROSSES                         îáòéóï÷áìá ëòåóôù
  ON MANY OTHER HOUSES.                îá íîïçéè äòõçéè äïíáè.
7.FINALLY                            7.îáëïîåã
  THE ROBBERS FOUND                    òáúâïêîéëé îáûìé
  ALI BABA'S HOUSE                     äïí áìé âáâù.
  AND                                  é
  THE ROBBER CHIEF                     çìá÷áòø òáúâïêîéëï÷
  CAME TO STOP THERE                   ðòéûåì ïóôáîï÷éôøóñ ôáí
  IN THE YARD                          ÷ï ä÷ïòå
  WITH FORTY JARS                      ó óïòïëá ëõ÷ûéîáíé,
  WHERE                                çäå
  HIS FORTY CUT-THROATS                ðòñôáìéóø åçï óïòïë
  WERE HIDDEN.                         çïìï÷ïòåóï÷.

  robbed                               oÇÒÁÂÌÅÎÙ
  a jar                                ËÕ×ÛÉÎ
  drew                                 ÎÁÒÉÓÏ×ÁÌÁ
  marked                               ÏÔÍÅÔÉÌÉ
  finally                              ÎÁËÏÎÅÃ
  money                                ÄÅÎØÇÉ



ALI-BABA STOLE  GOLD                 áìé-âáâá õëòáì úïìïôï
FROM THIEVES' CAVE,                  éú ðåýåòù ÷ïòï÷,
AND                                  é
HIS NEIGHBOUR WENT                   åçï óïóåä ðïûåì
           TO GET GOLD TOO,          äïóôáôø úïìïôï ôïöå.
BUT                                  îï
THE  THIEVES                         ÷ïòù
         NEARLY KILLED HIM.          þõôø îå õâéìé åçï.
A DOCTOR WAS CALLED                  äïëôïò âùì ðïú÷áî
TO TREAT HIM.                        þôïâù ìåþéôø åçï.

1.ALI-BABA SAW MEN                   1.áìé-âáâá õ÷éäåì,ëáë
  ENTER A CAVE WITH GOLD.              ìàäé ÷èïäéìé ÷ ðåýåòõ
  LATER HE TOOK GOLD AWAY.             ó úïìïôïí.ðïúöå ïî
  HIS NEIGHBOUR KNEW                   úáâòáì úïìïôï.åçï óïóåä
  AND CAME FOR THE GOLD,TOO.           õúîáì é ðòéûåì úá úïìïôïí ôïöå.-
2.THE  MAN ENTERED  THE CAVE          2.þåìï÷åë ÷ïûåì ÷ ðåýåòõ
  AND TOOK A SACK  OF GOLD              é ÷úñì íåûïë úïìïôá.
  BUT                                   îï
  HE FORGOT THE MAGIC WORDS             ïî úáâùì ÷ïìûåâîùå óìï÷á
  AND COULD NOT GET OUT.                é îå íïç ÷ùâòáôøóñ.
3.THE  ROBBERS                        3.òáúâïêîéëé
  ATTACKED  THE  MAN                    îáðáìé îá þåìï÷åëá
  AND  LEFT  HIM  IN THE CAVE           é ïóôá÷éìé åçï ÷ ðåýåòå
  THINKING HE WAS DEAD.                 äõíáñ,þôï ïî âùì íåòô÷ùê.
4.NEIGHBOUR'S  WIFE SAID              4.öåîá óïóåäá óëáúáìá,
  HE HAD  BEEN LOST.                    þôï ïî ðïôåòñìóñ.
  ALI-BABA  FOUND HIM SICK              áìé-âáâá îáûåì åçï
  IN THE CAVE                           âïìøîùí ÷ ðåýåòå
  AND CARRIED HOME.                     é ðïîåó äïíïê.
5.A MAID BROUGHT AN OLD MAN           5.óìõöáîëá ðòé÷åìá óôáòéëá
  WHO COULD CURE THE SICK MAN.          ëïôïòùê íïç ÷ùìåþéôø
                                        âïìøîïçï þåìï÷åëá.

nearly killed                           ÞÕÔØ ÎÅ ÕÂÉÌÉ
went                                    ÐÏÛ£Ì
entered                                 ×ÏÛ£Ì
a sack                                  ÍÅÛÏË



ALI BABA STOLE MONEY                 áìé âáâá õëòáì äåîøçé
FROM THIEVES,                        õ ÷ïòï÷,
BUT HIS NEIGHBOUR                    îï åçï óïóåäõ
FAILED TO DO SO,                     îå õäáìïóø óäåìáôø ôáë,
AND WAS BEATEN.                      é ïî âùì éúâéô.
HE DIED                              ïî õíåò,
AND ALI BABA AND HIS WIFE            á áìé âáâá é åçï öåîá
WENT TO LIVE IN HIS HOUSE.           ðïûìé öéôø ÷ åçï äïíå.

1.ALI BABA STOLE GOLD                1.áìé âáâá õëòáì úïìïôï
  FROM THIEVE'S CAVE,                  éú ðåýåòù ÷ïòï÷,
  AND                                  á
2.HIS NIGHBOUR                       2.åçï óïóåä
  WENT TO GET GOLD,TOO.                ðïûåì äïóôáôø úïìïìôï ôïöå.
  BUT                                  îï
3.THE THIEVES NEARLY KILLED HIM.     3.÷ïòù ðïþôé õâéìé åçï.
4.A DOCTOR WAS CALLED                4.äïëôïò âùì ðïú÷áî
  TO TREAT HIM.                        þôïâù ìåþéôø åçï.
5.THE WISE OLD MAN                   5.íõäòùê óôáòùê þåìïì÷åë
  WAS BROUGHT                          âùì ðòé÷åäåî
  WITH HIS EYES CLOSED                 óï ó÷ïéíé çìáúáíé úáëòùôùíé,
  NOT TO SEE WHERE HE WAS GOING.       þôïâù îå ÷éäåôø,ëõäá ïî ûåì.
6.AFTER TWO DAYS                     6.þåòåú ä÷á äîñ
  ALI BABA'S NEIGHBOUR DIED.           óïóåä áìé âáâù õíåò.
7.ALI BABA AND HIS WIFE              7.áìé âáâá é åçï öåîá
  CAME TO LIVE                         ðòéûìé öéôø
  IN THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD MAN,        ÷ äïí õíåòûåçï þåìï÷åëá,
  AND                                  á
  ALI BABA'S SON                       óùî áìé âáâù
  WORKED IN HIS SHOP.                  òáâïôáì ÷ åçï íáçáúéîå.

money                                  ÄÅÎØÇÉ



AMERICANS  CELEBRATE                 áíåòéëáîãù ïôíåþáàô
PUBLIC  HOLIDAYS                     ïâýåóô÷åîîùå ðòáúäîéëé
EVERY YEAR.                          ëáöäùê çïä.
THE BIGGEST HOLIDAY IS               óáíùê âïìøûïê ðòáúäîéë -
INDEPENDENCE DAY,                    äåîø îåúá÷éóéíïóôé,
THE FOURTH OF JULY.                  þåô÷åòôïçï éàìñ.

1.PUBLIC HOLIDAYS                    1.ïâýåóô÷åîîùå ðòáúäîéëé
  ARE CELEBRATED EVERY YEAR.           ïôíåþáàôóñ ëáöäùê çïä.
2.ON THE NEW YEAR                    2.÷ îï÷ùê çïä
  PEOPLE GO TO BED                     ìàäé ìïöáôóñ óðáôø
  AFTER MIDNIGHT.                      ðïóìå ðïìõîïþé.
3.THEY SEE THE NEW YEAR IN.          3.ïîé ÷óôòåþáàô îï÷ùê çïä.
4.MEMORIAL DAY IS DEDICATED          4.äåîø ðïíéîáîéñ ðïó÷ñýåî
  TO THOSE WHO FELL IN WAR.            ôåí,ëïôïòùå ðáìé ÷ ÷ïêîå.
5.THE BIGGEST HOLIDAY IS             5.÷åìéþáêûéê ðòáúäîéë -
  INDEPENDENCE DAY.                    äåîø îåúá÷éóéíïóôé.
6.THANKSGIVINGS DAY IS               6.äåîø âìáçïäáòåîéñ -
  THE HARVEST FESTIVAL.                ðòáúäîéë õòïöáñ.
7.ON CHRISTMAS                       7.îá òïöäåóô÷ï
  PEOPLE SEND GREETINGS                ìàäé ðïóùìáàô ðòé÷åôóô÷éñ
  TO FRIENDS.                          äòõúøñí.
8.PEOPLE CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS         8.ìàäé ïôíåþáàô òïöäåóô÷ï
  WITH THEIR FAMILIES.                 óï ó÷ïéíé óåíøñíé.



FIRST IT APPEARED                    óîáþáìá üôï ðïñ÷éìïóø,
BUT THEN IT DISAPPEARED              á úáôåí ïîï éóþåúìï,
AND I LOST IT.                       é ñ åçï ðïôåòñì.

1.I wanted to find                   1.ñ ÈÏÔÅÌ ÎÁÊÔÉ
  that little thing,                   ÜÔÕ ÍÁÌÅÎØËÕÀ ×ÅÝØ,
  and                                  É
2.I found it.                        2.Ñ ÎÁÛ£Ì Å£.
3.But then                           3.îÏ ÚÁÔÅÍ
4.it disappeared.                    4.ÏÎÁ ÉÓÞÅÚÌÁ.
5.First it appeared                  5.óÎÁÞÁÌÁ ÏÎÁ ÐÏÑ×ÉÌÏÓØ,
  when I found it,                     ËÏÇÄÁ Ñ Å£ ÎÁÛ£Ì,
  but then                             ÎÏ ÚÁÔÅÍ
6.it disappeared again,              6.ÏÎÁ ÓÎÏ×Á ÉÓÞÅÚÌÁ,
  and                                  É
7.I could not find it again.         7.Ñ ÎÅ ÍÏÇ ÂÏÌØÛÅ ÎÁÊÔÉ Å£.
8.It disappeared for good.           8.ïÎÁ ÉÓÞÅÚÌÁ ÎÁ×ÓÅÇÄÁ.
9.I lost it.                         9.ñ Å£ ÐÏÔÅÒÑÌ.



FOR UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE             äìñ ðïîéíáàýéè ìàäåê
TO UNDERSTAND IS USEFUL              ðïîéíáôø - ðïìåúîï

1.I want to see this.                1.ñ ÈÏÞÕ ×ÉÄÅÔØ ÜÔÏ.
2.Let us see it.                     2.äÁ×ÁÊÔÅ ÐÏÓÍÏÔÒÉÍ ÜÔÏ.
3.We shall read it together.         3.íÙ ÂÕÄÅÍ ÞÉÔÁÔØ ÜÔÏ ×ÍÅÓÔÅ.
4.And then                           4.á ÚÁÔÅÍ
5.we shall analyse.                  5.ÍÙ ÂÕÄÅÍ ÁÎÁÌÉÚÉÒÏ×ÁÔØ.
6.To analyse is very  useful.        6.áÎÁÌÉÚÉÒÏ×ÁÔØ - ÏÞÅÎØ ÐÏÌÅÚÎÏ.
7.For those who understand,          7.äÌÑ ÔÅÈ, ËÏÔÏÒÙÅ ÐÏÎÉÍÁÅÔ,
8.of course.                         8.ËÏÎÅÞÎÏ.



HE HAS TO HURRY                      ïî äïìöåî óðåûéôø,
BECAUSE                              ðïôïíõ þôï
THE MATTER IS URGENT.                äåìï - óòïþïå.

1.WHEN IS HE GOING THERE ?           1.ëïçäá ïî éäåô ôõäá ?
2.RIGHT NOW.                         2.ðòñíï óåêþáó.
3.I WANT HIM TO HURRY.               3.ñ èïþõ, þôïâù ïî óðåûéì.
4.THIS MATTER IS VERY URGENT.        4.üôï äåìï - ïþåîø óòïþîïå.
5.LET HIM START AT ONCE.             5.ðõóôø ïî îáþéîáåô óòáúõ.
6.HE HAS TO BE IN TIME.              6.ïî äïìöåî âùôø ÷ï-÷òåíñ.
7.I RELY VERY MUCH ON HIM.           7.ñ ðïìáçáàóø ïþåîø îá îåçï.



HE KEEPS SILENCE                     ïî óïâìàäáåô ôéûéîõ
BECAUSE OF MODESTY                   éú-úá óëòïíîïóôé

1.HE DOES NOT TALK MUCH.             1.ïî îå çï÷ïòéô íéîïçï.
2.WHY ?                              2.ðïþåíõ ?
3.BECAUSE HE IS QUIET.               3.ðïôïíõ þôï ïî óðïëïêîùê.
4.AND MODEST.                        4.é óëòïíHùê.
5.MODESTY                            5.óëòïíîïóôø
  DOES NOT ALLOW HIM TO TALK.          îå ðïú÷ïìñåô åíõ çï÷ïòéôø.
6.MAY BE HE IS DUMB ?                6.íïöåô âùôø,ïî îåíïê ?
7.NO,I HAVE SPOKEN TO HIM            7.îåô,ñ çï÷ïòéì ó îéí
  A LOT OF TIMES.                      íîïçï òáú.
8.HE TALKS O.K.                      8.ïî çï÷ïòéô èïòïûï,
  WHEN YOU ASK HIM.                    ëïçäá ÷ù óðòáûé÷áåôå åçï.

does not talk                        ÎÅ ÇÏ×ÏÒÉÔ
does not allow                       ÎÅ ÐÏÚ×ÏÌÑÅÔ



HE LOOKED AT THE STATUE              ïî ðïóíïôòåì îá óôáôõà
AND SWOONED                          é õðáì ÷ ïâíïòïë,
BECAUSE                              ðïôïíõ þôï
IT WAS VERY BEAUTIFUL.               ïîá âùìá ïþåîø ëòáóé÷áñ.

1.HE WAS COMING TO THE CITY          1.ïî åèáì ë çïòïäõ
2.BY SEA.                            2.ðï íïòà.
3.FROM THE SHIP                      3.ó ëïòáâìñ
4.HE SAW A STATUE.                   4.ïî õ÷éäåì óôáôõà.
5.THE STATUE WAS VERY BIG            5.óôáôõñ âùìá ïþåîø âïìøûáñ,
  AND                                  é
6.IT WAS VERY BEAUTIFUL.             6.ïîá âùìá ïþåîø ëòáóé÷áñ.
7.IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL                7.ïîá âùìá ôáëáñ ëòáóé÷áñ,
  THAT                                 þôï
8.HE SWOONED.                        8.ïî õðáì ÷ ïâíïòïë.
9.HE DROPPED ON THE DECK.            9.ïî õðáì îá ðáìõâõ.
1O.HE WAS NOT DEAD.                  1ï.ïî îå âùì íåòô÷ùê.
11.HE WAS UNCONSCIOUS.               11.ïî âùì âåú óïúîáîéñ.



HE PLAYED SO BADLY                   ïî éçòáì ôáë ðìïèï,
THAT                                 þôï
EVERYVBODY WENT MAD.                 ÷óå óïûìé ó õíá.

1.WHEN I HEARD HIM PLAY,             1.ëïçäá ñ õóìùûáì ëáë ïî éçòáåô,
2.I UNDERSTOOD                       2.ñ ðïîñì,
  THAT                                 þôï
  HE TOOK THE WRONG NOTES.             ïî âòáì îåðòá÷éìøîùå îïôù.
3.THE PIANO SOUNDED LIKE HELL.       3.ðéáîéîï ú÷õþáìï þåòôï÷óëé.
4.IT WAS AWFUL.                      4.üôï âùìï õöáóîï.
5.THE CONDUCTOR WENT MAD.            5.äéòéöåò óïûåì ó õíá.
6.THE PUBLIC                         6.ðõâìéëá
  THREW THEMSELVES                     ÷ùâòáóù÷áìáóø
  OUT OF THE WINDOWS.                  éú ïëïî.



HE TAUGHT THEM BY BEATING          ïî õþéì éè ðõôåí éúâéåîéñ,
BUT HE SPARED THEIR LIVES.         îï ïî ðïýáäéì éè öéúîø.

1.HE FIGHTS VERY WELL.             1.ïî äåòåôóñ ïþåîø èïòïûï.
2.LAST NIGHT                       2.÷þåòá ÷åþåòïí
3.HE FOUGHT THREE MEN.             3.ïî äòáìóñ ó ôòåíñ ìàäøíé.
4.AND HE WON.                      4.é ïî ðïâåäéì.
5.HE BEAT THEM ALL.                5.ïî ðïâéì éè ÷óåè.
6.ALL AT ONCE.                     6.÷óåè óòáúõ.
7.DID HE KILL THEM ?               7.ïî õâéì éè ?
8.NO,HE SPARED THEM.               8.îåô,ïî ðïýáäéì éè.
9.BUT HE TAUGHT THEM A LESSON.     9.îï ïî äáì éí õòïë.



HE WAS EXPELLED FOR BAD MARKS      åçï ÷ùçîáìé úá ðìïèéå ïãåîëé

1.THAT BOY WAS A BAD PUPIL.        1.ôïô íáìøþéë âùì ðìïèéí õþåîéëïí.
2.HE ALWAYS GOT BAD MARKS.         2.ïî ÷óåçäá ðïìõþáì ðìïèéå ïãåîëé.
3.AND THEN                         3.á úáôåí
4.THEY EXPELLED HIM FROM SCHOOL.   4.åçï ÷ùçîáìé éú ûëïìù.
5.HE FEELS SO GOOD                 5.ïî þõ÷óô÷õåô óåâñ ôáë èïòïûï,
6.HE DOES NOT WANT TO COME BACK.   6.ïî îå èïþåô ÷ïú÷òáýáôøóñ.
7.ANYWAY,                          7.äá  
  THEY WOULD NOT TAKE HIM BACK|      åçï âù é îå ÷úñìé ïâòáôîï.



HE WAS LAME AND USED A STICK       ïî âàùì èòïíïê é ðïìøúï÷áìóñ ôòïóôøà
FOR WALKING.                       äìñ èïäøâù.

1.HE WAS LAME.                     1.ïî âùì èòïíïê.
2.SO,                              2.ôáë ÷ïô,
3.FOR WALKING                      3.äìñ èïäøâù
4.HE USED A STICK.                 4.ïî ðïìøúï÷áìóñ ôòïóôøà.
5.HE COULD NOT WALK                5.ïî îå íïç èïäéôø
6.WITHOUT A STICK                  6.âåú ôòïóôé,
7.BECAUSE                          7.ðïôïíõ þôï
8.HE WAL LAME.                     8.ïî âùì èòïíïê.


I AM UNABLE TO MAKE IT OUT.         ñ îå óðïóïâåî ðïîñôø üôï,
BUT                                 îï
I CAN GUESS.                        ñ íïçõ äïçáäáôøóñ.

1.IS THERE ANYTHING THERE ?         1.éíååôóñ þôï-îéâõäø ôáí ?
2.NO,THERE SEEMS TO BE NOTHING.     2.îåô,ëáöåôóñ,îåô îéþåçï.
3.I AM UNABLE TO MAKE IT OUT.       3.ñ îå óðïóïâåî ðïîñôø üôï.
4.WHAT ABOUT YOU ?                  4.þôï îáóþåô ÷áó ?
5.ARE YOU ABLE                      5.÷ù óðïóïâîù
  TO SEE WHAT IS THERE ?               ÷éäåôø,þôï ôáí ?
6.NO,I DON'T SEE IT                 6.îåô.ñ îå ÷éöõ üôï
  QUITE CLEARLY.                      ÷ðïìîå ñóîï.
7.I CAN ONLY GUESS.                 7.ñ íïçõ ôïìøëï äïçáäáôøóñ.



IF HE MUST COME ALL THE SAME,      åóìé ïî äïìöåî ðòéêôé ôáë éìé éîáþå.
HE WILL FETCH IT, SURE.            ïî úáè÷áôéô üôï, ëïîåþîï.

1.MUSTN'T HE COME ?                1.òáú÷å ïî îå äïìöåî ðòéêôé ?
2.HE MUST.                         2.äïìöåî.
3.WELL,IF HE MUST,                 3.îõ,åóìé ïî äïìöåî,
4.LET HIM BRING THAT.              4.ðõóôø ïî ðòéîåóåô üôï.
5.TO BRING THAT                    5.ðòéîåóôé üôï -
  IS NOT DIFRFICULT,IS IT  ?         îå ôòõäîï,îå ðòá÷äá ìé ?
6.SURE,NOT.                        6.ëïîåþîï,îåô.
7.I WILL TELL HIM                  7.ñ óëáöõ åíõ
  ABOUT YOUR WISH.                   ï ÷áûåí öåìáîéé.
8.IF HE MUST COME ALL THE SAME,    8.åóìé ïî äïìöåî ðòéêôé ôáë éìé éîáþå,
9.HE WILL FETCH IT.                9.ïî úáè÷áôéô üôï.