Упр.1 Юнит 2 Step 6 ГДЗ Rainbow English 10 класс
1 Listen to six people speaking, (27) , and match what they say (texts a—f) with the following statements (1—7). There is one statement you don’t have to use.
Решение #
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева 10 класс, Дрофа:
1 Listen to six people speaking, (27) , and match what they say (texts a—f) with the following statements (1—7). There is one statement you don’t have to use.
1) The speaker says he spent his childhood in the country.
2) The speaker says he had three brothers.
3) The speaker says he didn’t meet his grandparents when he was young.
4) The speaker says the atmosphere in the house wasn’t always pleasant.
5) The speaker says his parents tried to do their best to develop their children’s minds.
6) The speaker says he and the other kids in the family were always treated equally well.
7) The speaker says he was always praised a lot in his childhood.
Текст аудирования:
a) My parents were unusual people. When I was small, they always tried to support me and used only nice words to tell me how good I was. Not a word of criticism. They always thanked me for everything I did, saying: “That’s a good boy. How clever you are.” Certainly that was not a realistic picture of my behaviour.
I often thought: “If they think I’ m so clever for doing such a small thing, they certainly cannot be very clever themselves!”
b) I think each child is born with a strong feeling to get love from his parents. All children want to be sure that they are loved by their parents. My parents were really wise, they understood how important the sense of belonging was to me and my sisters and brothers, and tried to show that we all meant a great deal to them. We never felt that any of us was rejected.
c) We were not often a friendly and united family. Each of us had their own interests and thought that his or her interests were the most important. Sometimes,
I would say, my brothers behaved strangely and I suppose they could say the same about me. We irritated our parents and their criticism irritated us. I think we were getting on their nerves but we wished to have sympathy.
d) When I was fairly young, i ved with my grandparents. They were not always perfect but I liked way they treated me. They treated me like a grown-un person, their equal. We lived in a small house in a village, but the garden was really large and there were always a lot of things to do there. I was responsible for some of them and had to do my job properly.
e) Ours was really a very united and friendly family. And it was a large one. We had a big summer cottage that used to belong to my great grandparents and there we all lived together: my parents, my granny and grandad and four children, me and my brothers. They were much older than me, but we spent much time together. I had never been rejected.
f) My parents never fought with me. I think they knew they could lose. But they made me do a lot of things about the house and taught me a lot of things too. I was open for learning. I read a lot and they always brought interesting books so J could find a lot of useful information about many things. We travelled a lot about England and abroad and I learnt to notice differences. I began to understand how wonderful things around me are.