Упр.4 Уроки 3-4 Юнит 1 Рабочая тетрадь New Millennium English 10 класс
4 A. Read the paragraphs of the article and match them with the topic sentences below the text.Bill Wyman, now 63, was a member of one of the most successful rock bands in the world.
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4 A. Read the paragraphs of the article and match them with the topic sentences below the text.
Bill Wyman, now 63, was a member of one of the most successful rock bands in the world. But he may never have joined the Rolling Stones if his father had let him stay at school...
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My father especially disliked it. If I tried to speak like everybody spoke at school, which was well-spoken English, then I was trying to be "above my station" he was very old-fashioned in that way. It was like speaking two different languages. Td go to school and my normal talking voice would change to a well-spoken voice. Then Itaskd come home and go back to my normal south London, semi-cockney way of talking.
B_
I was the eldest, and so i had all the responsibilities, because when youtaskre in a working class family and poor, a lot of duties get passed on to the eldest son.
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I was one of three kids out of my primary school who passed the 11-plus exam, and I was offered a place at Beckenham grammar school. I was nervous about it, but I was absolutely delighted because l liked learning. My father wasntaskt exactly pleased — ‘Now wetaskve got to buy you a bloody uniform”.
D_
My mother used to take in blankets to wash: she was paid a shilling a blanket. She also used to get these huge bags full of elastic bands delivered to the house, and we had to sort them out into sizes and put them in packets.
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Passing the 11 -plus exam changed my life for the better educationally, but much for the worse in my personal life, because friends and family didn’t like me in my cap and red jacket with the Kent badge on it they accused me of being superior to them. “Aren’t you all posh now?”
F_
Anyway, that was the end of my education, but on the other hand, as a result, I got into music. But I think back on that school with great pleasure, because t was a good school. I loved maths and science and history, and I was good at them too, and I have very fond memories of those teachers, they were really great.
G_
School was going well; I was 15 and about to take my O-level exams, when one day my father said: “Right, I’ve had enough of you in that school, youtaskre leaving. It’s time you started to help the family”.
1 Bill was the eldest child in the family and had a lot of duties at home.
2 He got into music, and that changed his life completely. But he still has very fond memories of school.
3 Bill Wyman was offered a place at a grammar school.
4 When Bill used well-spoken English, his father in particular disliked it.
5 Passing the 11-plus exam changed his life for the better on the one hand and for the worse on the other.
6 His mother used to take in a lot of work at home.
7 Bill was only 15 when his father made him leave school to help the family.
B. Rearrange the paragraphs in a logical order.
• The first one has been done for you.