Упр.4 Unit 1 Секция 4 Рабочая тетрадь 1 2020 ГДЗ Enjoy English 11 класс
4. Use the verbs in CAPITAL LETTERS in the appropriate forms.
A: Hi! What are you doing?
B: Just browsing the internet, can’t you see?
A: What for? Are you ______ (1) for anything?
B: Yes, I need to write an essay on a political leader. I ______ (2) for an hour already, but I really don’t know whom to choose.
A: This means that you are quite indifferent to politics, aren’t you?
B: That’s right. I ______ (3) to be interested in it a couple of years ago. I even analyzed the results of elections and felt disadvantaged that I ______ (4) the right to vote yet. However, now I think there are more important things than politics.
A: I see. But whom are you going to write about, after all?
B: I don’t know. Have no idea at all.
A: Well, it’s just occurred to me. If I were you, I would ______ (5) about Benazir Bhutto.
B: Who is he?
A: Not he but she. She was a prominent politician and a charismatic person.
B: Tell me more about her. ______ (6) a politician is a tough job for women especially.
A: Well, Bhutto’s biographers think that she was born to become a politician as she was the eldest child in the family of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan. She was the first woman who was ______ (7) to rule a Muslim state — she chaired the Pakistan People’s Party and ______ (8) the post of Prime Minister twice in 1988–1990 and in 1993–1996.
B: Sounds impressive. Go on.
A: Her political career wasn’t smooth. She had lots of opponents and ______ (9) both success and failure. Politics is a very controversial thing — you never know what’s true and what’s not. Once Benazir was ______ (10) of corruption, but then the allegations were withdrawn. I think it was her opponents’ trick.
B: And is she still in politics?
A: Unfortunately, no. She was the leading opposition candidate for the general elections in 2008 and, I think, had a good chance to become President of Pakistan. But Benazir Bhutto was ______ (11) two weeks before the Pakistani general elections.
B: Do you mean that it wasn’t an accident?
A: Oh no! It was an assassination, a murder for political purposes. Several shots were ______ (12) at her car. One of them caused her death.
B: I feel that I want to find out more about that outstanding woman. Could you spell her name — I’ll type it into the search bar.
A: Hi! What are you doing?
B: Just browsing the internet, can’t you see?
A: What for? Are you looking for anything?
B: Yes, I need to write an essay on a political leader. I have been browsing for an hour already, but I really don’t know whom to choose.
A: This means that you are quite indifferent to politics, aren’t you?
B: That’s right. I used to be interested in it a couple of years ago. I even analyzed the results of elections and felt disadvantaged that I didn’t have the right to vote yet. However, now I think there are more important things than politics.
A: I see. But whom are you going to write about, after all?
B: I don’t know. I have no idea at all.
A: Well, it’s just occurred to me: if I were you, I would write about Benazir Bhutto.
B: Who is he?
A: Not he, but she. She was a prominent politician and a charismatic person.
B: Tell me more about her. Being a politician is a tough job for women especially.
A: Well, Bhutto’s biographers think that she was born to become a politician as she was the eldest child in the family of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan. She was the first woman who was elected to rule a Muslim state — she chaired the Pakistan People’s Party and occupied the post of Prime Minister twice, in 1988–1990 and in 1993–1996.
B: Sounds impressive. Go on.
A: Her political career wasn’t smooth. She had lots of opponents and experienced both success and failure. Politics is a very controversial thing — you never know what’s true and what’s not. Once Benazir was accused of corruption, but then the allegations were withdrawn. I think it was her opponents’ trick.
B: And is she still in politics?
A: Unfortunately, no. She was the leading opposition candidate for the general elections in 2008 and, I think, had a good chance to become President of Pakistan. But Benazir Bhutto was murdered two weeks before the Pakistani general elections.
B: Do you mean that it wasn’t an accident?
A: Oh no! It was an assassination, a murder for political purposes. Several shots were fired at her car. One of them caused her death.
B: I feel that I want to find out more about that outstanding woman. Could you spell her name — I’ll type it into the search bar.
