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tomorrow”. 7. Old Ackroyd won’t hear about Ralph, and they have to meet this way. 8. I’ve written to him, but he won’t answer. 9. I won’t have you talking that kind of - nonsense, do you hear me? 10. She won’t come to the phone, but I keep trying anyway.    !

Exercise 207. Translate the sentences into Russian. Pay special attention to the meaning and use of the modal verb would.    ;

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and do something for me? 2. Obviously, the heir would take ' care to recover the money before he returned the dog. j

3.    We could ask Anna, as well. Anna wouldn’t want to come.

4.    And he would sit alone for hours listening to the '

loudspeaker. 5.1 didn’t know what he meant, but he would not explain. 6. She did not turn until he was close, and even then    she    would    not    look    at    him. 7. Sometimes,    for

days he    would    not speak.    8.    I told    her about it twice,    but',-?

she wouldn’t listen to me. 9. She was blushing, he noticed* 1 and wouldn’t look at him. 10. He wanted to give me the I message, but I wouldn’t take it. .    ...    -    „    .    '    Л

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