3. Unfortunately, some offensive material can be found on the Internet. 4. It would be insensible to throw your money into the fire. IX Exercise 1. The escaped criminal managed to outsmart the police and flee the country. 2. The disadvantages of his plan far outweigh the advantages. 3. We must make every effort to outsell our competitors and increase our profits. 4. My grandfather outlived my grandmother by six months. 5. Jo's baby has outgrown all the clothes we bought him. GRAMMAR CHECK 1. Although he hasn't got much money, he's generous. (despite) - He's generous despite having little money. 2. He left late because of the bad weather. - He left late due to the bad weather. 3. He organized the reception and informed the guests. - He informed the guests in addition to organising the reception. 4. She is over 80 but she's still very active. - She is still very active although she's over 80. 5
Ära segama, eksima Mistake Mistook Mistaken Valesti aru saama Misunderstand Misunderstood Misunderstoo Niitma Mow Mowed Mown/mowed Enam pakkuma Outbid Out(-bid/-bade) Outbid/outbidd Ületama, üle trumpama Outdo Outdid Outdone Üle kasvama, kasvult ületama Outgrow Outgrew Outgrown Joostes ette jõudma Outrun Outran Outrun Ületama, võitma Overcome Overcame Overcome Liialdama Overdo Overdid Overdone Üle rippuma Overhang Overhung Overhung Pealt kuul(a)ma Overhear Overheard Overheard Üleni katma Overrun Overran Overrun
pidama (mlkski, klkski for); eksima 116. misunderstand misunderstood misunderstood valesti või vääriti mõistma 117. mow mowed mown (mowed) niitma 118. outbid outbid outbid üle (ehk enam) pakkuma; üle trumpama 119. outdo outdid outdone ületama, üle trumpama (milleski in) 120. outgrow outgrew outgrown välja (või üle) kasvama, kasvamises/kasvult ületama, (kellegagi võrreldes) pikemaks kasvama 121. outride outrode outridden (klstki) kiiremini ratsutama, (ratsutades) ette jõudma; (tormi) välja kannatama, vastu pidama (tormis) 122
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