Упр.4 Check your progress Юнит 3 New Millennium English 10 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Казырбаева, Дворецкая 10 класс, Титул: 4 Read the text about an interview with an unusual cook and fill in each gap with a preposition. ANYONE FOR BUG SOUP? David George Gordon likes bugs. He has a pet tarantula called Doris. For years, his wife and daughter have even grown to love the liftle pests crawling and flying (1) … the house and garden (2) … the Olympic Peninsula (nollYOCTpOB) near Seattle. But now Gordon has done something even his nearest and dearest find a little too much. He has brought his insects (3) … the kitchen and put them (4) … frying pans. In short, he has turned (5) … a bug eater. He has renamed his kitchen the Eat-A-Bug Cafe and spent the last few months travelling (6) … the USA to demonstrate recipes from his Cookbook. Gordon is a man of warmth and humour. Our appointment is (7) … a picture-perfect kitchen (8) … the northern tip (вершина) of Seattle’s Capitol Hill. «We are looking (9) … the food olthe future,» says my host, «nutribous, cheap, easy on the earth’s resources and protein-rich». The scorpions are ready and my host puts a couple of them (10) … my plate. It tastes a bit chalky; somewhere (11) … tinned tuna and a piece d string. «How did you first get interested (12) … eating bugs?» I ask, poiIeIy setting the rest of my plate aside. The answer lies with his preoious research, He found that English sailors (13) … the 18 th century t preserves (14) … the roaches (таракан) annoying them on board. «That shocked me,» he says. «Eating cockroaches (таракан) seal separates the men (15) … the boys.» *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
1) in — crawling and flying in the house and garden
2) on — the Olympic Peninsula on the Olympic Peninsula
3) into — brought his insects into the kitchen
4) in — put them in frying pans
5) into — turned into a bug eater
6) around — travelling around the USA
7) at — our appointment is at a picture-perfect kitchen
8) on — on the northern tip of Seattle’s Capitol Hill
9) for — looking for the food of the future
10) on — puts a couple of them on my plate
11) between — somewhere between tinned tuna and a piece of string
12) in — interested in eating bugs
13) in — English sailors in the 18th century
14) against — preserves against the roaches annoying them on board
15) from — separates the men from the boys
