Стр.62 Unit 7 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
Work in pairs. Describe the photo below and answer the questions.
1 What kind of sporting event do you think is going to take place?
2 Have you ever been to a major sporting event? If so, what did you like/not like about it?
Check you know the meaning of this football vocabulary. Use a dictionary to help you.
captain, corner kick, goalkeeper, half-time, header, penalty, referee, score (n), score a goal, first/second half, shot, team
T048 Work in pairs. Listen and complete the match statistics.
World Cup final — Brazil beat England
Half-time score: Brazil … England …
Final score: Brazil … England …
Goal scorer for Brazil: Ricardinho
Goal scorer for England: …
Study the sentences in the table and complete gaps a–f with these words/phrases.
- people
- places
- things
- time expressions
- groups of people
- words like end, top, front, middle
Possessives We use the possessive ’s after: a) …, b) … It’s the referee’s decision that counts. We were exhausted after last Wednesday’s game. We use of with: c) … and for parts of things after d) … Brazil are the winners of the World Cup. They lost a goal right at the end of the game. We can use both forms after: e) … f) … The team’s plan was to give the Brazilians no time. Des is talking to the captain of the English team. Ricardinho was playing football in the streets of Rio and now he’s Brazil’s most famous person.
a) people or animals
b) time expressions
c) things and for parts of things after
d) words like end, top, front, middle
e) groups of people
f) places
Примеры:
It’s the referee’s decision that counts.
We were exhausted after last Wednesday’s game.
Brazil are the winners of the World Cup.
They lost a goal right at the end of the game.
The team’s plan was to give the Brazilians no time to think.
Des is talking to the captain of the English team.
Ricardinho was playing football in the streets of Rio and now he’s Brazil’s most famous person.
Mind the trap: when something belongs to two people, we put the possessive ‘s after the second name: Bob and John’s team. If the noun is clear from the context, it can be left out: Tom’s.
