Стр.12 Unit 1 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс
VOCABULARY 1 Think Back! Use a prefix to make these adjectives into the opposite. Then check in the text on page 11.
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение:
VOCABULARY
1 Think Back! Use a prefix to make these adjectives into the opposite. Then check in the text on page 11.
1 uncertain
2 inappropriate
3 unpredictable
4 insensitive
5 unapproachable
6 irresponsible
2 Т007 Find the opposites of the underlined adjectives in the box. Then listen and repeat, paying special attention to the stress.
knowledgeable; superior; tense; reassuring; mature; dull; conceited; critical; incompatible; adventurous
1 Have a bath and you’ll feel more relaxed.
2 Steve’s a great musician, but he’s very modest about his abilities.
3 I’m really ignorant about politics. You’ll have to ask someone else.
4 Tom’s comment really made me feel inferior.
5 The teacher said some really complimentary things about our project.
6 The week before exams is a worrying time for everybody.
7 Harvey told us some intriguing stories about his visit to China.
8 Although their personalities are different, Phil and Amy are very well-matched.
9 I really can’t forgive Sylvia for her infantile behaviour: she’s nearly nineteen.
10 I’m quite cautious about trying new food in a restaurant.
Текст аудирования:
1. relaxed — tense
2. modest — conceited
3. ignorant — knowledgeable
4. inferior — superior
5. complimentary — critical
6. worrying — reassuring
7. intriguing — dull
8. well-matched — incompatible
9. infantile — mature
10. cautious — adventurous
3 Work in pairs. Student A, look below. Student B, look at page 137.
Student A
On a piece of paper, write down the name of:
• a famous couple who are incompatible
• a politician who pretends to be knowledgeable
• an actor who always takes predictable roles.
Close your book. Show the names to Student B and explain why you wrote them.
4 T008 Listen to the first line of each conversation and choose the correct adjectives in responses 1-5 to make them logical.
1 Did you? I thought some of the things he said were really appropriate/inappropriate.
2 Do you think so? I think hetasks quite knowledgeable/ignorant.
3 Have you? I find him really approachable/unapproachable.
4 Actually, I think hetasks quite infantile/mature for his age.
5 Huh! I think ittasks quite predictable/unpredictable: rain, rain and more rain!
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I thought Eddie’s speech at the wedding was very funny.
Our History lecturer really doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
I’ve always found Mr Higgins very easy to talk to.
Jake really behaves like a child sometimes, doesn’t he?
I never know what the weather’s going to be like here.
5 Complete the gaps with a suitable opposite to show that the speakers agree. Then act out the conversations to the class.
A Jackie looked very tense today, didntaskt she?
B Well, she certainly didntaskt look 1) relaxed.
A That programme about the future of mankind was quite worrying, I thought.
B Mm, it wasntaskt exactly 2) reassuring.
A Mr Palmertasks critical of everything we do.
B I know, hetasks certainly not very 3) complimentary.
A Geritasks always so cautious in her choice of clothes.
B Thattasks true, shetasks not very 4) adventurous at all.
A Itaskm surprised Kim and Greg are still together - theytaskre so incompatible.
B I know, theytaskre not exactly 5) well-matched, are they?
A That new boy in our class is so conceited!
B I agree, he isntaskt what youtaskd call 6) modest is he?
6 Act out similar conversations to those in Exercise 5, using pairs of opposites from Exercises 1 and 2.
“YOUR LOBSTER SURPRISE, MADAM.”