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Стр.31 Unit 3 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс
10 класс
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Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс

Стр.31 Unit 3 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 10 класс, Просвещение: PRONUNCIATION
1 R T001 Read the words. In each group find the word that has a different vowel sound. Then listen and check.
1 free/cinema/ticket/instant
2 cleaner/feet/lips/teens
3 skin/fitness/artist/clean
4 slim/wig/build/keep
5 trim/middle/season/kilt
6 witty/feature/flee/goatee
2 R T002 Listen to the words in the table and look at the word stress patterns. Now listen to the words in the box and put them in the correct columns. Then listen and check.
abandon
achievement
adrenalin
advertisement
application
departure
concentration
development
disaster
industry
influence
inhabitant
inspiration
memorise
percentage
prejudice
reservation
passenger
equipment
activity
destination
Текст аудирования:
abandon, achievement, adrenalin, advertisement, application, departure, concentration, development, disaster, industry, influence, inhabitant, inspiration, memorise, percentage, prejudice, reservation.
industry, influence, memorise, prejudice
abandon, achievement, departure, disaster, percentage
adrenalin, advertisement, development, inhabitant
application, concentration, inspiration, reservation
SPEAKING SKILLS
1 Roleplay this conversation.
Student A
You are on a language course in England. Unfortunately, although you have been on the course for some time, you are still having problems with understanding English. You have gone to your teacher for advice.
Say that you have a problem. Explain that you don’t, understand the listening exercises in class or people on live street.
Ask for advice.
Thank him/her for the advice and ask when you will begin to make progress.
Student В
You are a teacher on an English language course. One of your students has come to ask you for advice. Comfort him/her, explaining that most foreign students have the same problem.
Say that all contact with English is necessary and helpful (for example, listening to recordings in a language laboratory, listening to the radio and watching television).
Advise him/her that the more conversations he/she has in English, the sooner he/she will start to speak and understand fluently.
2 Look at the table and talk about the statistics. Then answer the questions.
1 Why do some sports become popular among teenagers? What is the role of sport stars and media coverage of sporting events?
2 Which sports are becoming less popular and which more popular in Russia? Why?
HARLEY HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT
The sports we play
2006 2010 2016
Football 33% 47% 50%
volleyball 38% 31% 30%
snowboarding 37% 39% 42%
swimming 40% 40% 50%
cycling 54% 64% 66%
In 2006 cycling was the most popular sport — more than half of the students said they played it.
3 Look at the visuals and get ready to present the material and discuss:
-why certain subjects are more popular than others,
— the advantages and disadvantages of studying in state and private universities.
Then answer the teacher’s questions.
Teacher’s questions:
1 What issues do the materials deal with?
2 According to the materials, what subjects do students more/less often choose to study at university? Why can this be a problem?
3 Are exams a good way of testing how much knowledge a student has? Why/Why not?
4 Why do young people decide to study at private, not state, universities?
5 Which subject would you most like to study in the future? Why?
IT’S YOUR CHOICE
The number of people enrolling at colleges is soaring — every year sees a rise in the numbers of students-to-be. They most often choose political science, international affairs, psychology, sociology and computer studies. However, the problem is, will there be jobs for ALL of them in the future? Do we need that many sociologists or experts in politics?
Debate on the rising number of private colleges and universities — Ministry of Education asks: do we need so many?
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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Pronunciation

1. Different vowel sound:

  1. cinema
  2. lips
  3. artist
  4. keep
  5. season
  6. feature

2. Word stress patterns:

1st syllable2nd syllable3rd syllable4th syllable
industryinfluencememorise
prejudiceabandonachievement
departuredisaster
adrenalinadvertisement
applicationconcentration
inspirationreservation

Speaking Skills

1. Roleplay

Student A: I have a problem. I don’t understand the listening exercises in class or people in the street. Could you give me some advice? Thank you. When will I begin to make progress?

Student B: Don’t worry. Most foreign students have the same problem. You need as much contact with English as possible. Listen to recordings in the language laboratory, listen to the radio and watch television. The more conversations you have in English, the sooner you will start to speak and understand fluently.

2. Sample answers

1) Some sports become popular among teenagers because they are exciting, fashionable and often shown on TV. Sport stars and media coverage play a big role: when teenagers see famous athletes and exciting competitions, they want to try the same sports.

2) In Russia, football and swimming are becoming more popular, while volleyball is becoming less popular. Cycling and snowboarding are also growing in popularity. This may happen because these sports are widely discussed in the media and are seen as modern and healthy.

3) The materials deal with the choice of subjects at university, the popularity of different courses, and the advantages and disadvantages of studying at state and private universities.

4) Students more often choose political science, international affairs, psychology, sociology and computer studies. Fewer students choose subjects that seem less practical or less likely to lead to a good job. This can be a problem because too many graduates may choose the same subjects, while there may not be enough jobs for all of them.

5) Exams are a useful way of testing knowledge, but they do not show everything. They can check facts and skills, but they may not show creativity, speaking ability or how well a student works in real life.

6) Young people may choose private universities because they often have smaller groups, better equipment, more modern courses and a more comfortable learning environment. Some students also think private universities give better chances for future careers.

7) I would most like to study computer studies in the future because it is interesting, useful and gives many opportunities for a good job.



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