Стр.12-13 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс

Задача

Use of English

Multiple choice
RNE Read the text. For gaps 1–7, choose A, B, C or D to complete each gap correctly. Circle the answer you choose.
Do … Again
Over the past ten years or so, married couples have come up with a new way to show their spouses that their years together have not 1) ______ the love that they had for each other on their wedding day. The custom is 2) ______ referred to as ‘vow renewal’ and it is a celebration of how 3) ______ deep feelings can withstand the test of time. Since the two people who are 4) ______ involved are already married to one another, the ceremony is essentially a sentimental one that is usually celebrated to mark an important milestone such as a major anniversary or the birth of a child. A vow renewal requires no formal paperwork and it is not necessary for any official to be 5) ______. Couples are left to decide for themselves what vows they will 6) ______, who will attend, and where the romantic event will take place. One reason why couples choose to go 7) ______ such a ceremony is that it gives them the opportunity to express their gratitude to family and friends for their help and support over the years since they were first married.
Key word transformations
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. There is an example (0).
0. You’d better make an appointment to see the doctor.
1. No matter how hard he tries, he’ll never pass the exam.
2. Even though she was hardworking, she didn’t get promoted.
3. Can you describe your son to the policeman, please?
4. They have as many dogs as we have.
5. John’s car can’t compare to her car.
6. Using mobile phones is not allowed in the cinema.
7. They are not planning to move abroad.
8. You’ll be hungry later unless you eat breakfast.
Tense formation
RNE Read the text and complete gaps 1–7 with the correct form and tense of each verb in capitals.
Lost in Translation
Lisa 1) ______ for almost two hours before someone called her name. She was in a police station in Budapest waiting to report the loss of her handbag. She 2) ______ to follow an officer into another room. A young woman appeared at her side and introduced herself as the translator. The officer spoke and the translator turned to her and said, “He wants to know if you 3) ______ the airport before you noticed your handbag was missing.”
“No, I was in the restroom at the airport,” answered Lisa. “I am sure, because I remember 4) ______ it on the counter to wash my hands. When I went to pick it up again, it was gone.”
The officer mumbled a question and the translator asked, “Did you notice anyone else in the room at the time?”
“Yes, I believe there was a young girl, say around 11 years old. I asked the girl where her mother was and she told me that she 6) ______ for her outside.”
The officer smiled and said something to the translator.
“He said that he knows the little girl; her name is Julie. She is a purse snatcher and they have caught her many times. They know exactly where she lives. He said not to worry, he 7) ______ your handbag to you by the end of the day.”
Word formation
RNE Read the text and complete gaps 1–6 with the correct derivative of each word in capitals.
The Gift of Language
I am English and my husband is Brazilian. From the moment we received the 1) ______ news that I was expecting our first baby, we made a conscious 2) ______ to bring up our child speaking both languages. I think it is because my husband and I come from very different 3) ______ backgrounds that we wanted our children to have the language skills necessary to experience the best of both of them. We 4) ______ believe that a child experiences no more 5) ______ learning two languages from birth than it has learning one, and it surely goes without saying that having the 6) ______ to communicate perfectly in two languages is a great asset for anybody.

Подробный ответ

1. weakened
2. referred
3. deep
4. involved
5. present
6. exchange
7. through

2.
1. There’s no point in his trying; he’ll never pass the exam.
2. In spite of her being hardworking, she didn’t get promoted.
3. Can you tell the policeman what your son looks like, please?
4. They have the same number of dogs as we have.
5. Her car is better than John’s.
6. They don’t allow people to use mobile phones in the cinema.
7. They have no intention of moving abroad.
8. You’ll be hungry later if you do not eat breakfast.