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Стр.67 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс
Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс
10 класс
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Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс

Стр.67 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 10 класс, Просвещение: 3 T054 Listen again and match the adjectives with products A-C.
appetizing, convenient, creamy, delicious, fresh, juicy, lean, natural, revolutionary, sensational
Work it out
4 Put the underlined phrases from the adverts into the table below.
1 Are you tired of eating the same meals?
2 You don’t need to use plates!
3 Do you keep throwing out stale bread?
4 Every meal can be special.
5 They make soup taste more appetising.
6 Heat in a saucepan before serving!
7 We’re famous for using only the best.
8 Do you just hate washing-up?
9 The next time you feel like cooking something truly sensational…
10 Its worth changing to Marvelbread.
Verb patterns
We use the -ing form after:
some verbs (admit, avoid, fancy, miss, stop, practise, enjoy, imagine, …, …)
verb + preposition/phrasal verbs (succeed at, apologise for, dream about, think about, look forward to, give up, …)
adjective + preposition (good at, interested in, proud of, sorry for, … , …)
some expressions (after, by, instead of, when, I don’t mind, I can’t stand, without, …, …)
We use the infinitive with to after: agree. allow, decide, expect, hope, learn, manage, offer, promise, refuse, seem, want, would like, …
We use the infinitive without to after:
modal verbs (must, might, will, should, …)
other verbs with an object (let, …)
Mind the trap!
There are some verbs that can go with more than one verb pattern but the meaning is basically the same.
She started/continued/began/prefers/loves learning English.
OR She started/continued/began/prefers/ loves to learn English.
He helped me install the program onto my computer.
OR He helped me to install the program.
5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets.
1 Eating chilli peppers makes me sweat.
2 You should shake the bottle before opening it.
3 I’m thinking about becoming a vegetarian.
4 I’m tired of cooking — do you fancy eating out?
5 Would you like to help me (to) peel these potatoes?
6 Why do you keep drinking coffee when you know you can’t sleep afterwards?
7 He decided to go on a diet — he’s already managed to lose a few kilos.
8 The blackcurrant juice is on special offer this week. It’s worth buying a few extra cartons.
9 Do you feel like getting a take away pizza tonight?
10 Dad’s a very nervous cook. He doesn’t let anyone watch him in the kitchen.
11 I was in a hurry, so she offered to make me a packed lunch.
12 She seems to relax by eating junk food in front of the TV.
6 Use the words/phrases in capitals to write a new sentence with a similar meaning.
1 Becky’s parents only let her come home late at the weekends.
2 After several minutes, they succeeded in finding a table that was free.
3 I’d like to learn another foreign language.
4 Do you feel like going for a cup of coffee?
5 They didn’t, allow us to bring pets with us.
6 We must book a table for this evening.
7 Do you want to order a take away pizza?
7 In pairs, write the prepositions that go with these adjectives. Then use them to make sentences that are true for you. Use a dictionary to help you.
1 excited by
2 fed up with
3 fond of
4 hopeless at
5 keen on
6 worried by
7 good at
I’m keen on Swimming. I’m excited about finishing school in June.
Project idea
Prepare a presentation and/or make a poster ‘Convenience food: for and against.’
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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3. appetizing, convenient, creamy, delicious, fresh, juicy, lean, natural, revolutionary, sensational

4.

Verb patternsExamples from the adverts
-ing formeating the same meals; using only the best; washing-up; changing to Marvelbread
infinitive with toneed to use plates; keep throwing out stale bread; heat in a saucepan before serving
othertaste more appetising; feel like cooking something truly sensational

5.

  1. Eating chilli peppers makes me sweat.
  2. You should shake the bottle before opening it.
  3. I’m thinking about becoming a vegetarian.
  4. I’m tired of cooking. Do you fancy eating out?
  5. Would you like to help me (to) peel these potatoes?
  6. Why do you keep drinking coffee when you know you can’t sleep afterwards?
  7. He decided to go on a diet. He’s already managed to lose a few kilos.
  8. The blackcurrant juice is on special offer this week. It’s worth buying a few extra cartons.
  9. Do you feel like getting a take-away pizza tonight?
  10. Dad’s a very nervous cook. He doesn’t let anyone watch him in the kitchen.
  11. I was in a hurry, so she offered to make me a packed lunch.
  12. She seems to relax by eating junk food in front of the TV.

6.

  1. Becky’s parents only allow her to come home late at the weekends.
  2. After several minutes, they managed to find a table that was free.
  3. I’d like to learn another foreign language.
  4. Do you feel like going for a cup of coffee?
  5. They didn’t allow us to bring pets with us.
  6. We must book a table for this evening.
  7. Do you want to order a take-away pizza?

7.

  • excited by
  • fed up with
  • fond of
  • hopeless at
  • keen on
  • worried by
  • good at

Примеры предложений:

  • I’m keen on swimming.
  • I’m excited about finishing school in June.
  • I’m fed up with doing homework every day.
  • I’m good at English.


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