Стр.94 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 10 класс, Просвещение: SPEAKING AND LISTENING
1 T073 Marta is studying English at a school in London. Listen to three conversations and answer the questions.
1 Who is she talking to?
Match the conversations 1-3 to the people.
a an English friend
b her landlady
c her English teacher
2 In which conversation does she find out the meaning of:
a toad-in-the-hole
b to rattle someone’s cage
c a ‘mock’
Текст аудирования:
One
Teacher: … and just a reminder that on 19 and 20 November you’ll be doing the mocks, and since that’s in just two weeks’ time, I suggest you start revising.
Marta: Excuse me, I don’t know what you mean by ‘doing the mocks’.
Teacher: Oh, well, the ‘mock exam’ is exactly like the real exam but just for practice: the result you get for it should give you an idea of how you are likely to get on in the real exams in December.
Marta: Oh, so in other words, if we fail the mock, we’ll probably fail the real exam too?
Teacher: Well, no, that wasn’t quite what I meant: the idea is that if there are any weak areas in the mock, you can work on improving them before the real exam. Are you with me?
Marta: Yes, I think so, thank you.
Two
Celia: … so we’re all going for a drink at Shelly’s tonight, if you fancy coming along.
Marta: Oh yes, I’d love to come. What time …
Waitress: Yes?
Celia: Oh, er… Two coffees please.
Waitress: That’s 3 pounds.
Marta: Um, and a ham sandwich, too please.
Waitress: Right… 5.50 altogether. Anything else?
Marta: No, no, thank you.
Celia: Oh dear, I wonder who rattled her cage.
Marta: Sorry, you’ve lost me there. ‘Rattled her cage’?
Celia: Oh, sorry, what I meant was, I wonder what put her in such a bad mood. Do you get what I’m saying?
Marta: Oh! Yes, I see. Maybe she got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning?
Celia: Exactly!
Three
Landlady: So how were your lessons today, dear?
Marta: Oh, fine. I found out that we have mock exams in November.
Landlady: Oh, so you’ll be working hard for the next couple of weeks, I expect.
Marta: Yes, yes, I will.
Landlady: Well, how about a nice traditional English supper to get you started? I’m going to make toad-in-the-hole tonight — do you want to come and help me and see how it’s done? Marta? Are you all right, dear?
Marta: Yes, but … um, if I understand you correctly, we’re going to have toad for dinner.
Landlady: Oh, no, no. It’s just the name of the dish.
Marta: Ah, I see!
Landlady: It’s actually very tasty — it’s made with sausages and batter, and baked in the oven, then.
Marta: I’m sorry, I’m not with you … ‘batter’?
Landlady: A mixture of flour, eggs and milk. But it’ll be easier if I show you.
Marta: OK.
2 T073 Complete Speak Out with headings a-d. Then listen again and find the phrases that you hear. Which are neutral? Which are more informal?
a Checking that you have understood
b Asking for clarification
c Checking that somebody understands
d Explaining what you mean
SPEAK OUT Clarification
1 Asking for clarification
I don’t know what you mean by …
Could you go over that again?
Sorry, I’m not with you.
Sorry, you’ve lost me there.
I don’t understand what you are getting at.
2 Checking that you have understood
If I understand you correctly, …
So are you saying … ?
So in other words, …
3 Explaining what you mean
What I meant was …
Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.
No, that wasn’t quite what I meant.
4 Checking that somebody understands
Are you with me?
Do you see what I mean?
Do you get what I’m saying?
3 T074 Listen to some phrases from Speak Out and repeat them.
Текст аудирования:
1. I don’t know what you mean by ‘mocks’.
2. Sorry, I’m not with you.
3. If I understand you correctly, the mocks are in two weeks.
4. So in other words, we’re having sausages for dinner.
5. What I meant was, she’s in a bad mood.
6. Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.
7. Do you see what I mean?
8. Are you with me?
4 Complete these exchanges with suitable phrases. In some cases there is more than one possibility. Who are the speakers in each case?
1 A So in other words, you haven’t done your homework.
В No, what I meant was I haven’t, finished it yet.
2 A I just can’t sleep for more than an hour or two and I’m so tired all day. I really need something to help me sleep.
В Are you saying you want some sleeping tablets?
A Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.
3 A OK, first you need to close all the applications and shut down the computer, then you need to reinstall all the software.
В Could you go over that again?
A Sure. First, close all the applications. Are you with me?
В Yes, OK I’ve got that. Then I …
4 A I really should go home now, or my name’ll be mud.
В So in other words?
A Oh, I mean I’ll be very unpopular — I’m late!
5 Work in pairs and roleplay the conversations. Student A, look below and at page 121. Student B, look at page 121.
Student A
Roleplay the situations with Student B. First, think about what you are going to say.
1 You want to buy two tickets for Romeo and Juliet, next Friday. Phone Student B, who works at the theatre box office, and ask what tickets are available. Ask him/her for clarification when necessary.
2 You work in a video library. Answer Student B’s questions, using the following information: When joining, people must provide some ID and proof of address. Members can borrow up to five DVDs at one time. Overdue DVDs will each incur a fine of 50p a day. Membership can be terminated at the discretion of the library staff.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

1. 1 – c her English teacher; 2 – a an English friend; 3 – b her landlady.

2. a – in conversation 3; b – in conversation 2; c – in conversation 1.

3.
1. I don’t know what you mean by “mocks”.
2. Sorry, I’m not with you.
3. If I understand you correctly, the mocks are in two weeks.
4. So in other words, we’re having sausages for dinner.
5. What I meant was, she’s in a bad mood.
6. Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.
7. Do you see what I mean?
8. Are you with me?

4.
1. So in other words, you haven’t done your homework.
B: No, what I meant was I haven’t finished it yet.

2. Are you saying you want some sleeping tablets?
A: Yes, that’s exactly what I meant.

3. Could you go over that again?
A: Sure. First, close all the applications. Are you with me?
B: Yes, OK, I’ve got that. Then I …

4. So in other words?
A: Oh, I mean I’ll be very unpopular — I’m late!

5. Sample answers:

Student A:
Hello. Could you tell me what tickets are available for Romeo and Juliet next Friday?
Student B:
We have seats in the stalls and in the circle.
Student A:
Sorry, I’m not with you. What’s the difference?
Student B:
The stalls are downstairs, and the circle is upstairs.
Student A:
Oh, I see. Two tickets in the stalls, please.

Student B:
When joining, people must provide some ID and proof of address.
Members can borrow up to five DVDs at one time.
Overdue DVDs will each incur a fine of 50p a day.
Membership can be terminated at the discretion of the library staff.