Стр.90 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс
Think Back! Revision 3 VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR 1 Complete the text with one word in each gap. Are you one of those people 1) whose house just isntaskt right?
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение:
Think Back! Revision 3
VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
1 Complete the text with one word in each gap.
Are you one of those people 1) whose house just isntaskt right? Do you 2) wish you had a bigger house? Is it about 3) time you decorated your bedroom or have you seen some furniture 4) that/which would look great in the living room? Are your friends telling you that youtaskd 5) better get the roof fixed soon?
Well, 6) if the answer to any of these questions is taskyestask, you will need money. You could go to the bank and 7) take a loan and be in 8) debt for the next five years. Or, 9) wonder if youtaskd thought of …
MIRACLE FINANCING
The painless way to borrow money.
2 Combine the sentences with the correct relative pronoun, leaving it out where possible. Are the relative clauses defining or non-defining?
1 San Gimignano is within half-an-hourtasks reach from here. Its towers can be seen clearly from Belsole.
2 The house was spacious but stuffy. We used to live in the house as children.
3 Tomtasks signature was forged on one of the documents. This was a great shock to him.
4 The roomnate should be able to cook well. Itaskm looking for a roommate.
5 Barcelona has a truly spectacular nightlife. We used to go there every year.
3 Complete the sentences so that they mean the same as the original sentences.
1 I really dontaskt think you should go on a date with her.
Youtaskd better not go on a date with her.
2 Tamara only lives and works in London because she married an Englishman.
If Tamara hadn’t married an Englishman, she wouldn’t live and work in London.
3 Josh regrets choosing black tiles for his bathroom.
Josh wishes he hadn’t chosen black tiles for his bathroom.
4 I want you to stop biting your nails – it drives me mad!
If only you wouldn’t bite/would stop biting your nails.
5 They swindled Mrs Parsons out of her life savings because she is very naive.
If Mrs Parsons wasn’t very/so naive, they wouldn’t have swindled her out of her life savings.
6 She had a chance of winning but she withdrew from the race due to a serious injury.
She could have won if she hadn’t withdrawn from the race.
4 Complete the text with the new words formed from those given in brackets.
The new play The 1) Destructive Beast is a drama based on the problems of 2) globalization and how man (the taskbeasttask in the title) is threatening the 3) existence of our planet by his constant need to 4) modernize and grow richer.
A few weeks ago, I went to see a 5) rehearsal for the play and met some of the actors backstage. They seemed to be very sincere, pleasant people, but sitting through the play was too 6) depressing. After about half an hour, I settled down for a nice, 7) peaceful sleep and that was the last I saw of the play. I was 8) woken up by a cleaner about half an hour after the play had finished.
5 Put the words into the correct categories. Then add two more words to each category. The first and last letters of each word have been given.
hive; draughty; detached house; kennel; frying pan; dressing table; run-down; hall basement; studio flat; cabinet; cutlery
1 Animal homes: nest, burrow,
n_t, b_w
2 Places in the house: utility room, loft,
u_y room, l_t
3 Kitchen items: utensils, crockery,
u_s, c_y
4 Adjectives to describe places: cramped, cosy,
c_d, c_y
5 Furniture: wardrobe, bookcase,
w_e, b_e
6 Places to live: mansion, cabin,
m_n, c_n
6 Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
Stained-glass windows 1) have been admired for their utility and beauty since ancient Rome, when pieces of coloured glass 2) were assembled into patterned window frames. In Europe, the art of stained glass reached its height between 1150 and 1500, when magnificent windows 3) were created for great cathedrals.
Throughout the centuries the way stained glass 4) is/has been made has changed because of improved tools and growing knowledge, but the technique is essentially the same as in medieval times. A full-size drawing of the design 5) is used as a pattern for cutting the glass. After 6) being cut, the pieces can temporarily 7) be held together by beeswax, and then they are painted. Next the paint needs 8) to be stuck to the surface of the glass by firing in a special oven called a kiln. The final firing 9) is followed by the glazing process.
The pieces of glass 10) are joined by strips of lead.