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Inference Exercise
ОглавлениеExplain the following:
61. Rivers flow north as well as south, although we usually speak of north as "up north."
62. Tartar and bits of food stick to your teeth.
63. Brushing your teeth with tooth powder cleans them.
64. When a chair has gliders (smooth metal caps) on its feet, it slides easily across the floor.
65. When you wet your finger, you can turn a page more easily.
66. A lamp wick draws oil up from the lower part of a lamp to the burner.
67. The sidewalks on steep hills are made of rough cement.
68. Certain fish can rise in the water by expanding their air bladders, although this does not make them weigh any less.
69. When your hands are cold, you rub them together to warm them.
70. It is dangerous to stand up in a rowboat or canoe.