Стр.86 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
10 What do you mean? Read, listen and talk about communication, how English is changing. Practise forms to talk about the future;
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10 What do you mean?
Read, listen and talk about communication, how English is changing.
Practise forms to talk about the future; prefixes.
Focus on listening more efficiently; clarification in speaking.
Write a formal letter.
GRAMMAR AND LISTENING
1 In pairs, look at the photo. Where are Sam and Liz? What are they talking about?
2 T068 Listen to the conversation and complete the sentences.
1 Sam hasn’t finished his assignment because he has been busy all week.
2 Liz is having problems with her assignment because she can’t think of anything original to say.
3 Liz wants to move out of the hall of residence because ittasks noisy and crowded.
4 On Sunday afternoon Sam will probably have to go to the park with his young cousin.
5 Liz reminds Sam about a lecture on Romantic poets.
6 Professor Evans wants Sam to give a short presentation about his assignment.
Текст аудирования:
Liz: Hi Sam, what are you doing?
Sam: Oh, hi Liz! I’m just trying to catch up on some work for my English assignment. Itaskve been so busy all week.
Liz: Uhuh. What’s it about?
Sam: It’s about the future of English - it’s quite interesting, actually. Did you know, for example, that in 100 years’ time half the world’s languages will have disappeared because of the rise of different Englishes?
Liz: What do you mean, ‘Englishes’?
Sam: Well, varieties of English in different parts of the world, like Singlish in Singapore - and Hinglish in India. According to this article I found, by the time we’re sixty, more people will be speaking Hinglish than ‘standard’ English.
Liz: Really? Well, that sounds more interesting than my assignment on Macbeth: I just can’t think of anything original to say. Anyway, are you doing anything on Saturday afternoon? The thing is, I’m getting fed up with living in my hall of residence - it’s really crowded and noisy - so Itaskm going to look at that flat for rent, you know, the one in Crown Street that’s advertised on the student union notice board? I’d really like you to come with me and tell me what you think.
Sam: Oh, I’m sorry, Liz, but the deadline for the assignment is Monday, so I really have to work on it on Saturday.
Liz: But will you still be working on it at 5.30? That’s when I’ve arranged to go and see the place.
Sam: I expect so ... Itaskve got such a lot to do.
Liz: Oh, well, Itaskm sure I can go some other time over the weekend. What about Sunday? Will you have finished it by then?
Sam: Well, I hope so, but my aunt and uncle are coming to lunch on Sunday, and theytaskll be bringing my little cousin, so I’ll probably have to go to the park with him in the afternoon. He loves feeding the ducks.
Liz: How sweet! Hmm, you are going to have a busy weekend! Oh, well...
Sam: Look, I’ll ring you as soon as my aunt and uncle leave. Maybe we’ll have time to go and look at the flat then.
Liz: OK. By the way, are you coming to the lecture on the Romantic poets?
Sam: When’s that?
Liz: It starts in ten minutes. Did you forget?
Sam: Oh, no! Yes, I did! Oh, I think I’ll give it a miss. I’m sure Professor Evans won’t notice.
Professor: Wontaskt notice what, Sam?
Sam: Oh! Professor ... urn, nothing, I was just reminding Liz about the lecture.
Professor: I see. Well, I’m glad I bumped into you. I’d like you to give a short presentation about your ‘future of Englishtask assignment at the seminar on Monday morning, OK?
Sam: Urn, I... yes, of course ... no ... I ...
3 T068 Choose the correct verb forms. Then listen again and check.
a I’m going to look at that flat for rent.
b My uncle and aunt are coming to lunch on Sunday.
c You are going to have a busy weekend.
d Itaskll ring you as soon as my aunt and uncle leave.
e Maybe wetaskll have time to go and look at the flat then.
f The lecture will starts in ten minutes.
g I think I’ll give it a miss.