Английский язык 6 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева, Баранова 2 часть ответы – страница 31
- Тип: ГДЗ, Решебник.
- Авторы: Афанасьева О. В., Михеева И. В., Баранова К. М.
- Учебники: Rainbow + Students Book
- Часть: 2.
- Год: 2021-2023.
- Серия: Школа России.
- Издательство: Просвещение.
Номер 4.
Complete the sentences with bank or shore.
Заполни предложения с помощью слов берег или побережье.
1) We stopped on a rocky ... of the ocean to take some pictures.
2) The house stood on the high ... of the river.
3) They liked to spend their free time on the ... of the Volga.
4) I saw somebody on the far ... of the lake.
5) We found a nice place on the sandy ... of the river and began fishing.
6) In this photo you can see me and my cousin on the ... of Lake Baikal.
Перевод:
1) Мы остановились на скалистом ... океана, чтобы сделать несколько снимков.
2) Дом стоял на высоком ... реки.
3) Любили проводить свободное время на ... Волги.
4) Я видел кого-то на далеком ... озера.
5) Мы нашли хорошее место на песчаном ... реки и начали ловить рыбу.
6) На этом фото вы можете видеть меня и моего двоюродного брата на ... озера Байкал.
1) We stopped on a rocky shore of the ocean to take some pictures.
2) The house stood on the high bank of the river.
3) They liked to spend their free time on the bank of the Volga.
4) I saw somebody on the far shore of the lake.
5) We found a nice place on the sandy bank of the river and began fishing.
6) In this photo you can see me and my cousin on the shore of Lake Baikal.
Перевод:
1) Мы остановились на скалистом берегу океана, чтобы сделать несколько снимков.
2) Дом стоял на высоком берегу реки.
3) Им нравилось проводить свободное время на берегу Волги.
4) Я видел кого-то на дальнем берегу озера.
5) Мы нашли хорошее место на песчаном берегу реки и начали ловить рыбу.
6) На этом фото вы можете видеть меня и моего двоюродного брата на берегу озера Байкал.
Номер 5.
A. Listen, CD (85), and read.
А. Слушайте и читайте.
Mexico [ˈmeksɪkəʊ]
the Pacific
Hawaii [həˈwaɪi:]
the Rocky Mountains
Alaska [əˈlæskə]
the Mississippi
Texas [ˈteksəs]
the Potomac [pəˈtəʊmək] River
Rhode [rəʊd] Island
Washington [ˈwɒʃɪŋtən], D.C.
District of Columbia
New York State[kəˈlʌmbiə]
Перевод:
Мексика [ˈmeksɪkəʊ]
Тихий океан
Гавайи [həˈwaɪi:]
Скалистые горы
Аляска [äˈlæskə]
Миссисипи
Техас [ˈteksəs]
Река Потомак [pəˈtəʊmək]
Остров Род [rəʊd]
Вашингтон [ˈwɒʃɪŋtən], округ Колумбия
Округ Колумбия
Штат Нью-Йорк[kəˈlʌmbiə]
B. Listen, CD (86), and read. Find on the map all the places, whose names are in the text.
Б. Слушайте, CD (86), и читайте. Найдите на карте все места, названия которых есть в тексте.
Обрати внимание на то, что английские существительные bank и shore используются в языке по-разному. Слово bank обычно употребляют, если речь идёт о береге реки, а вот слово shore нужно нам тогда, когда мы говорим о береге озера, моря или океана. Сравни: a river bank but a sea shore.
Продолжение номера 5 на следующей странице
did not want to hear about it and the young man left wishing his uncle and Cratchit a Merry Christmas again.
Five minutes later Scrooge had two more visitors with papers in their hands. They were collecting money for poor people and told Scrooge that thousands of people were in need of the simplest things, even food and clothes. This time Scrooge got really angry and refused to give money for charity.1 He said that the place for poor people was in prison or the work house. Seeing that it was useless to say anything more, the two men left.
It grew colder and colder outside. The fog and darkness thickened so that the ancient church tower was hardly seen. A boy sang a Christmas carol outside the front door of Scrooge’s office.
Scrooge got even angrier. He picked up a big ruler and opened the door so quickly that the frightened small singer ran away as fast as he could.
Part II
At last it was time to shut up the office. The next day was the twenty-fifth of December and the office had to be closed for Christmas Day. As soon as Scrooge walked out, Bob Cratchit closed the office and ran home. He didn’t put on a coat as he didn’t have one. He ran home to play Christmas games with his children.
Scrooge took his melancholy2 dinner in his melancholy tavern ['tævən]; read several new papers and went home to bed. His house was old and dark for nobody lived in it but Scrooge.
He was sitting alone before his small fire when he heard his doorbell ring. Then the heavy door of Scrooge’s room opened and Scrooge saw ... a ghost. Scrooge recognised him at once: it was the ghost of Marley ['ma:lı], his partner, who had died several years before. Marley’s Ghost was wearing a long and heavy chain.3 Scrooge became very frightened. “Why do you trouble me?” he asked the ghost. Marley’s Ghost explained that he had been very selfish when he was alive.4 He had been interested only in money and had not cared about people outside his office. Now he had no rest and no peace.
“I wear the chain I made in life link by link.5 Do you know, Ebenezer Scrooge, the weight and length of the chain you wear yourself? I am here tonight to tell you that you still have a chance and hope not to go my way. Tonight you will see Three Spirits.6
1for charity — на благотворительные цели
2melancholy — грустный, унылый
3a chain — цепь
4alive — живой
5link by link — звено за звеном
6a spirit — дух
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