Music in My Life; p.97, ex 4; М.О. Кучма, І.П.Задорожна Англійська мова. 6-й рік навчання

No, I think it's impossible to go a day without music.

Yes, I think it's possible to go a day without music.

Music can be found everywhere: at home, in concert halls, in parks, at the seaside, and even in the forest.

Music can be found at home, in concert halls.

Music can be found in concert halls only

The role of music varies for different people; some compose or play music, while others simply listen to it.

The speaker enjoys various kinds of music including pop, rock-and-roll, folk music, jazz, and others.

The role of music is only in playing music.

The speaker enjoys various kinds of music including pop, rock-and-roll, folk music, jazz, and others.

The speaker enjoys only of pop music.

The speaker enjoys various kinds of music including pop, rock-and-roll, but no folk music, jazz or others.

The speaker's favorite group is The Beatles.

The speaker's favorite group is The AC/DC.

The speaker's favorite group is The Roxette.

The Beatles were formed in 1957.

The Beatles were formed in 1975.

The Beatles were formed in 1759.

The Beatles provided British teenagers with an identity that transcended social barriers such as class, accent, and religion.

The Beatles performed live in various places in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Europe, Australia, Japan, and the USA.

The Beatles performed live in various places in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Europe, Australia, Japan, and the USA.

The Beatles performed live in various places in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and Europe.

The Beatles triggered Beatlemania, a cultural revolution characterized by widespread enthusiasm and demand for their music.

The Beatles triggered Beatlemania, type of modern popular music with a strong beat, played on electric guitars, etc

The Beatles triggered Beatlemania, a play in which words are sung to a musical accompaniment

When the BBC failed to broadcast The Beatles' music, people turned to pirate radio stations to fill the gap.

The Beatles were considered significant because they expressed both youth deviance and commercialism, and provided British teenagers with a unifying identity.

The Beatles were considered significant because they expressed both youth deviance and commercialism, and provided British teenagers with a unifying identity.

When the BBC failed to broadcast The Beatles' music, people turned to pirate radio stations to fill the gap.

Beatlemania swept the country, leading to widespread enthusiasm and demand for The Beatles' music, which triggered a cultural revolution.

The Beatles triggered Beatlemania, a cultural revolution characterized by widespread enthusiasm and demand for their music.