22. My work had nothing to recommen

22. My work had nothing to recommend it except my growing
technical skill, enthusiasm for my subject, and independence
of popular notions.
23. The time has now come to rebuild on broader foundations.
24. It was no time for the sweet of luxury. Now on the rough
water there was a formality to be observed, no more.
25. Really I think it is a thing for Lord Brideshead to decide.
26. He had no strength for any other war than his own solitary
struggle to keep alive.
27. The man, who, in his time, had had ample chance to tire of
undergraduate fantasy, was plainly captivated.
28. I felt at heart that this was not all which Oxford had to offer.
29. She made a vague gesture for him to follow her, and turned
to the stairs.
30. Henry had still another decade to wait before any sort of
serious recognition at home.
31. He very rarely indeed found nothing at all to praise in an
artist or an exhibition.
32. It must have been something to do with the sun, the water
and their low voices.
33. It gave us an opportunity to meet many different people.
34. She felt that the question she had to ask had nothing to do with
the subject of the discussion.

Результаты (английский) 1:

22. My work had nothing to recommend it except my growingtechnical skill, enthusiasm for my subject, and independenceof popular notions.23. The time has now come to rebuild on broader foundations.24. It was no time for the sweet of luxury. Now on the roughthe water there was a formality to be observed, no more.25. Really I think it is a thing for Lord Brideshead to decide.26. He had no strength for any other war than his own solitarystruggle to keep alive.27. The man, who, in his time, had had ample chance to tire ofundergraduate fantasy, was plainly captivated.28. I felt at heart that this was not all which Oxford had to offer.29. She made a vague gesture for him to follow her, and turnedto the stairs.30. Henry had still another decade to wait before any sort ofserious recognition at home.31. He very rarely indeed found nothing at all to praise in anartist or an exhibition.32. It must have been something to do with the sun, the waterand their low voices.33. It gave us an opportunity to meet many different people.34. She felt that the question she had to ask had nothing to do withthe subject of the discussion.

Результаты (английский) 2:

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Результаты (английский) 3:

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