Упр.5 Юнит 2 Step 2 ГДЗ Rainbow English 10 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева 10 класс, Дрофа: 5 A. Work in small groups. Interview your classmates on their ideas of friendship. Find out:
• if they think that friendship isimportant at any age;
• at what period of a person’s life it is most important and why;
• what factors friendship involves:
a) affection for each other;
b) the same interests, hobbies, aims;
c) living in the same area;
d) going to the same school;
e) helping each other;
f) respect and understanding;
g) other factors.
• why friends fall out;
• how many friends they have got;
• how much time they spend together;
• where they usually meet;
• what they tend to do together;
• how dependent they are on his/her friend/ friends;
• if girls and boys can be real friends.
B.Sum up the information and report it.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Выполнение
Это задание выполняется устно в группе: нужно опросить одноклассников о дружбе, а затем кратко обобщить полученную информацию и представить её классу.
Можно использовать такой вариант отчёта:
Most of the students think that friendship is important at any age, but it is especially important in childhood and teenage years because people need support and understanding.
They believe that friendship involves affection, common interests and hobbies, helping each other, respect and understanding. Some students also mentioned living in the same area or going to the same school.
Friends usually fall out because of misunderstandings, jealousy or broken promises.
Most students have two or three close friends. They usually spend time together after school, meet in parks, at home or online, and often talk, play games or do homework together.
Many of them think that girls and boys can be real friends.
Ответ
Most of the students think that friendship is important at any age, but it is especially important in childhood and teenage years because people need support and understanding. They believe that friendship involves affection, common interests and hobbies, helping each other, respect and understanding. Friends usually fall out because of misunderstandings, jealousy or broken promises. Most students have two or three close friends. They usually spend time together after school, meet in parks, at home or online, and often talk, play games or do homework together. Many of them think that girls and boys can be real friends.
