Стр.38-39 Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс
Complete the sentences using the words in the list.
- The dry _____ pine needles broke easily.
- Despite his protests, the jury was convinced the man was _____ of the murder.
- The Prime Minister _____ the meeting to take an urgent phone call.
- She was _____ for a long time after her illness.
- All the students agreed that it had been a very _____ exam.
- The villagers were so _____ for food that they started eating grass.
- After having been kept in a room with no windows for three months, the hostages looked very _____ and pale when they emerged.
- _____ is a problem that affects us all.
- In his next film, Kemp will _____ the manager of a very spoilt pop singer.
- It is difficult to _____ the cost of living in one country with that of another.
Word power (make/do)
Complete with: make or do. Complete the joke. Choose five phrases and make sentences using them.
- do my best
- do the washing-up
- make a decision
- do somebody a good turn
- make fun of
- make peace
- do my hair
- make an appointment
- make a mistake
- make a fortune
- do a job
- make a promise
- make progress
- do harm
- do an experiment
- make friends
- make space
- do somebody a favour
- make certain
- make war
Sir, would you punish me for something I haven’t …?
No, of course not. Why?
Because I haven’t … my homework.
Choose the correct item. Give reasons. Then translate the sentences into Russian.
- With any _____, it’s important to recover at your own pace.
- Many diets to _____ involve counting calories.
- Many people _____ when they return to normal eating after being on a diet.
- John was led to believe that dark chocolate wasn’t as _____ as milk chocolate.
- Most people have an ideal body _____, but not the actual body to go with it.
- We should all try to develop and maintain healthy eating _____.
- On a diet you usually have to follow a meal _____.
- It makes no difference what you look like – it’s what’s inside a person that _____.
- If they cause any _____, call me and I’ll phone the police.
- Ann is asleep. Please don’t _____ her.
Phrasal verbs
Complete with the appropriate particle(s). Check in Appendix 1. Make sentences using the phrasal verbs.
- John _____ chickenpox last Monday.
- It took her a long time to _____ the shock.
- Rainy weather really _____.
- Better health care has _____ a reduction in childhood illnesses.
- Stella is _____ her sick sister.
- She fainted but we managed to _____.
- He tried to drink his soup but he couldn’t _____.
- She has a bad cold, which was _____ by standing in the freezing rain.
Reported speech (GR p. 164)
Use one of the given introductory verbs to report each of the following sentences.
Invite, threaten, remind, apologise, promise, allow, suggest, accuse, beg, deny, warn, offer
- “Would you like me to do the shopping?”
- “I will bring the money I owe you tomorrow.”
- “Give me my diary back or I’ll tell mum.”
- “You can use my phone whenever you want.”
- “Please, please, come with me!”
- “Don’t forget to check your spelling.”
- “You vandalised the school gym!”
- “I’m sorry I damaged your car.”
- “It wasn’t me who started the fight!”
- “Why don’t we go to Paris this summer?”
- “Would you like to come to my party on Saturday?”
- “Don’t go too near the fire – you’ll burn yourself!”
Key word transformations
Complete each sentence, using the word in bold, so that it means the same as the sentence above it. Use two to five words.
- “Can you get me a newspaper, Steve?” John asked.
- “I didn’t steal her wallet,” he said.
- “I’m sorry I didn’t invite you to the party,” she said to him.
- “Are you in charge of the new employees?” he asked me.
- “Why don’t we go out tonight?” Steve said.
- “Don’t lie to me again!” he said.
- Sam advised Laura to join a gym.
- “I’m not watching that film again,” he said.
Everyday English: Offer/Refuse food/drinks
You are at a party. In pairs, use the table and the pictures to act out exchanges, as in the example.
Offering food/drink
Can I offer you some/a …?
How about …?
Would you like …?
Refusing
No thanks. I’ve just had one/I’ve had enough/I’m full/I’m OK for the moment.
Not for me, thanks. I don’t really like spicy/salty/etc. food.
Swiss cheese; tacos; cheesecake; biscuits; cup of tea
Word formation
Complete gaps 1–10 with the correct derivative of each word in brackets. Compare with your partner.
VEGANS
In the 0) _____ world, more people are becoming vegetarian. There seem to be two reasons for this. Some believe eating meat is 1) _____, while others argue that the 2) _____ of meat is neither necessary nor 3) _____. Vegans take their beliefs to the extreme. They remove all animal and dairy products from their diets 4) _____. They also avoid using other animal 5) _____ such as leather goods. Some people find this philosophy 6) _____. However, 7) _____ have expressed concerns. They point out that children, in particular, may not get all the nutrients they require in the 8) _____ of animal and dairy products. They 9) _____ recommend that all vegetarians take vitamin and calcium supplements on a 10) _____ basis.
1. 1) brittle 2) convinced 3) halted 4) underweight 5) tough 6) desperate 7) skinny 8) affects 9) portray 10) equate
2. 1) do 2) do
Sir, would you punish me for something I haven’t done?
No, of course not. Why?
Because I haven’t done my homework.
3. 1) recover 2) diets 3) put on 4) fattening 5) body image 6) maintain 7) meal plan 8) difference 9) trouble 10) disturb
4. 1) came down with 2) get over 3) gets me down 4) brought about 5) looking after 6) bring her round 7) keep it down 8) brought on
5. 2) She promised to bring the money she owed me the next day.
3) He threatened to tell mum if I didn’t give him his diary back.
4) He allowed me to use his phone whenever I wanted.
5) He begged me to come with him.
6) She reminded me to check my spelling.
7) He accused me of vandalising the school gym.
8) She apologised for damaging my car.
9) He denied starting the fight.
10) Steve suggested going to Paris that summer.
11) He invited me to his party on Saturday.
12) He warned me not to go too near the fire.
6. 1) John asked Steve whether he could get him a newspaper.
2) He denied stealing her wallet.
3) She apologised for not inviting him to the party.
4) He asked me if I was responsible for the new employees.
5) Steve suggested going out that night.
6) He told me not to lie to him again.
7) “If I were you, I would join a gym.” Sam said to Laura.
8) He refused to watch that film again.
7. Sample answers:
A: Would you like some Swiss cheese?
B: No, thanks. I’m full.
A: How about some tacos?
B: Not for me, thanks. I don’t really like spicy food.
A: Would you like a cup of tea?
B: No, thanks. I’ve just had one.
A: Can I offer you some biscuits?
B: No, thanks. I’m OK for the moment.
A: Would you like some cheesecake?
B: No, thanks. I’m full.
8. 1) immoral 2) consumption 3) healthy 4) completely 5) products 6) admirable 7) dieticians 8) absence 9) strongly 10) daily
