Who are/were these people? 

1) A/ (One) Chop won't be enough for Tom; he'll want two; he's small man but he's got big appetite.

2) "I want volunteers for dangerous job," said the captain. There was long silence. "Isn't there even man who will take risk?" he asked. Voice called out from the back, "Will there be reward?"

3) I have flat on the top floor. You get lovely view from there.

4) Day new director arrived. He was ambitious, bad-tempered man, and the staff took instant dislike to him.

5) Suddenly bullet struck street lamp little to Bill's left. He looked up and saw man with gun standing at open window.

6) Bill fired twice. Bullet hit the wall, the other broke pane of glass. He heard angry shout.

7) Day – it was dry day with good visibility – Tom was driving along country road in borrowed car.

8) You're making mistake after another. Have you hangover or something? – No, but I had very bad night last night. The people next door were having party. – Bad night shouldn't have such effect on your work. I often have three bad nights in succession. I live in very noisy street.

What is the difference between (a) and (b) in each pair?

1) a) Have some sauce with your hot dog.

    b) Shall I make a sauce with the fish?

2) a) Plant and heavy machinery crossing only! (a road sign)

    b) I've bought you a house plant.

3) a) Can I have some light?

    b) Can you give me a light?

4) a) This is a work by a Flemish master of the 16^th century.

    b) Over there you can see the premises of the local glass works.

5) a) Spring seems to be coming.

    b) There is no spring in his muscles.

6) a) Raspberry jam is really good when you catch colds.

    b) Living in a big city you can hardly avoid the pest called a traffic jam.