Стр.12-13 Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс

Задача

Unit 1.4 Vocabulary & Grammar

Complete the exchanges. Use: team, go, score, dirty, win, played, postponed, live, home, lost.
Word power (ways to walk)
a) Complete with: crawl, slip, creep, stagger, wander, stray, march, sprint, trip in the correct tense.
b) Read the joke. What does trip mean?
I took a trip to Paris last week.
Oh, what a shame. Did you hurt yourself?
Choose the correct word. Check in your dictionaries. Then translate the sentences into Russian.
Complete the sentences with the words: were involved, handle, dropped out, obtain, defect, volunteer.
Complete with: win or gain. Make sentences using them.
Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or Present Continuous.
Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous. How is each tense used?
Everyday English: Expressing interest
Use the language in the box to respond to the following.
Questions
Has he really? Did he really? Was it really? Are they really? Did you really? Can she really?
Exclamations
Positive: Wow! That’s great/brilliant! How exciting!
Negative: Oh, no! That’s awful/terrible! How embarrassing/unlucky!
1. They won the match.
2. The match was fixed.
3. He scored the winning goal.
4. They are in first place.
5. I saw the match live.
6. It was a record-breaking jump.
7. She just seemed to go to pieces.
RNE Read the text and choose the correct word for each gap (1–7).
An Amazing Stadium
Wembley Stadium is one of the world’s most famous football stadiums, and it is the national stadium for football in England. The 1) ______ structure was demolished in 2003 and the new Wembley Stadium opened on the same 2) ______ in London in 2007. It is one of the most expensive stadiums 3) ______ built. A single 133 m-high arch supports a movable roof that 4) ______ Wembley the biggest covered football stadium in the world. The 90,000 seats in the stadium offer fans more leg room 5) ______ the Queen had in the Royal Box of the old stadium. There are 8 restaurants to choose from, as 6) ______ as another 688 food and drink outlets. Wembley Stadium is designed to host athletics 7) ______ and concerts. One of the first musical shows it hosted was the British Live Earth concert held on 7 July, 2007.

Подробный ответ

1. A: It’s a pity they lost.
B: Yes, but everyone said it was a dirty game.

2. A: I’ve never played golf.
B: Why don’t you have a go?

3. A: Are they playing at home this week?
B: No — the game has been postponed because of the bad weather.

4. A: Do you think they’ll win?
B: If they score first, they’ll have a chance.

5. A: Have you ever seen a live basketball match?
B: No. I don’t like team sports.

2. Word power

1. We watched the athletes march into the stadium waving their flags.
2. Gymnasts must be careful not to slip when performing on the beam.
3. The racing driver crawled slowly out of the wreckage unharmed.
4. Two hours after the end of the match, there were still a few fans wandering around outside the stadium.
5. The thief crept into the changing room to steal the athletes’ valuables.
6. On hearing the starting pistol, she sprinted towards the first hurdle.
7. The boxer had been hit so hard, he staggered across the ring and fell down.
8. Tom had strayed into the wrong part of the stadium and was surrounded by fans of the other team.
9. If a horse trips, the rider may fall off and be seriously injured.

b) In the joke, trip means to fall or catch your foot and lose balance.

3. Choose the correct word

1. The match was fixed. They paid him so that he would lose.
2. Many fans were injured when the wall fell.
3. The seating capacity of the stadium is 10,000.
4. His opponent in the final match was his best friend.
5. Jack finished the tennis tournament in first place.
6. He has faith in himself and believes he’ll make it.
7. Their chances of beating their opponents are slim.
8. Athletes must be in top physical condition.

4. Complete the sentences

1. I help out as a volunteer at the local marathon every year.
2. We didn’t know that you were involved with coaching the ball team.
3. After you obtain your pass, you can go and meet the players.
4. The runner dropped out of the race after he hurt his ankle.
5. Because of his age, he didn’t think he would be able to handle the stress of the race.
6. She was born with a heart defect and must be very careful when doing sports.

5. Win / gain

1. win the election
2. win an argument
3. gain weight
4. gain experience
5. wins a competition
6. win a medal
7. gain speed
8. gaining one’s freedom

Example: He didn’t manage to win the election.

6. Present Simple or Present Continuous

1. I see you’re wearing a new suit. You look very professional.
B: Thank you. I am seeing a client after work.
2. A: Why are you smelling the soap?
B: It smells fantastic, just like flowers.
3. A: Are you enjoying your new job?
B: Yes. I enjoy working with children.
4. A: Kim is such an easy-going person.
B: Not today. It seems she is being really moody with everyone.
5. A: I am thinking of going on holiday to Egypt.
B: I don’t think it’s a very good idea.
6. A: I am having problems with my kitchen sink. Can you help me?
B: Not really, but I have the phone number of a good plumber who can.
7. A: You appear to have a rash on your face. Are you alright?
B: Yes. I’m just nervous because I am appearing on a TV quiz show later today.
8. A: Why are you tasting the sauce, Mum?
B: It tastes a bit bland. I think it needs more salt.

7. Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

1. John is in his office. He is talking to Mr Harris.
2. It seems that package holidays are becoming more and more popular.
3. You are always using my shampoo!
4. They are so busy with their new house they haven’t visited us for ages.
5. I’m very tired. I have been walking all morning.
6. John has been driving the same car for six years now.
7. I’m afraid that bus doesn’t stop here.
8. He has been living here since 1985.
9. How much do you earn in your current job?
10. It’s the first time we have eaten sushi.

8. Expressing interest

1. They won the match. — Did they really?
2. The match was fixed. — Was it really?
3. He scored the winning goal. — Did he really?
4. They are in first place. — Are they really?
5. I saw the match live. — Did you really?
6. It was a record-breaking jump. — Was it really?
7. She just seemed to go to pieces. — Can she really?