Стр.130-131 Unit 10 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 11 класс, Русское слово: Writing: A letter of advice
A Read this letter that was sent to a problem page in a teen magazine. In pairs, come up with some suggestions for Mary.
Dear Rosanne…
This year I’m in my final year at school. Up until last year I played in a volleyball team, but gave it up because I didn’t have the time to attend all the games and the training. I spend my time studying for exams and I find myself snacking on crisps and anything salty. Mum keeps complaining that my eating habits will make me sick.
What can I snack on instead and how can I keep fit without spending too much time doing so? Can anyone help?
Stressed out,
Mary
Suggestions:
В Now read this letter of advice for Mary. Were any of your suggestions mentioned?
Dear Mary,
A
I read your letter in Teen Magazine and I’d like to make some suggestions which I think could help you.
B
Firstly, you say you’ve given up playing sport this year because you don’t have the time. It might be a good idea to take up some other physical activity otherwise, by the end of the year, you’ll wish you had! You could try walking. A 20-minute walk every day is just as good as working out or playing a sport and it will also clear your head.
C
Secondly, instead of snacking on crisps, which are high in calories, you can snack on something healthier. If it’s something salty or tasty you crave, try eating some sliced raw vegetables, like carrots or cucumbers, with some salt and vinegar on them. They’re just as tasty as crisps, but more nutritious and lower in calories.
D
You’ll find that exercise combined with a healthy diet will help you take care of yourself better and will also help you concentrate more on your studies.
E
Hope this helps and good luck with your studies this year.
Best wishes,
Rosanne
HELPFUL HINTS
When writing a letter of advice, you need to be friendly, but not too direct or absolute. Using modals like can, could, may or might makes opinions and suggestions sound more polite.
Skills development
Appropriate register
C Look back at the letter and note down all the modals that are used.
D Use the modals that you have noted down to make the following suggestions sound less absolute or direct. Use each modal verb at least once.
1 Eat fewer snacks.
It might be a good idea to eat fewer snacks.
2 Eat more fruit.
3 Work out three times a week.
4 People who don’t exercise put on weight more easily.
5 Cut down on all the chocolate you’re eating.
Organization
E Read the letter again and match each paragraph with a topic below.
Planning and writing
F Read this letter also asking for advice. In pairs, come up with some suggestions for Jack. Copy the Planner and make notes.
I’ve heard that a healthy diet combined with regular exercise can make you look good, feel better and live longer. I think it’s time I started eating a healthy diet and doing some exercise, but I’m not sure how to go about it. I don’t have much time for breakfast or lunch and the canteen at school only sells junk food. Also,
I hate going to the gym. Is there anything else I could do instead? Any suggestions would be welcome.
Many thanks,
Jack
Planner
How are you going to start your letter?
Paragraph 1: Why are you writing?
Paragraph 2: Make some suggestions about diet.
Paragraph 3: Make some suggestions about exercise.
Paragraph 4: End the loner with a friendly comment.
How are you going to sign off?
G Write your letter. Use some of the Language chunks to help you.
Language chunks
Letters of advice
Dear Jack,
I read your letter in…
You say…
It might be a good idea to…
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
Quick check!
Be sure to:
write four paragraphs
talk about one topic in each paragraph
use a friendly, but polite style
use can, could, may and might to be less direct and more polite
begin and end the letter appropriately *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

D.

2. It might be a good idea to eat more fruit.
3. You could work out three times a week.
4. People who don’t exercise may put on weight more easily.
5. You might want to cut down on all the chocolate you’re eating.

E.

A — 1
B — 2
C — 3
D — 4
E — 5

G.

Dear Jack,

I read your letter in Teen Magazine and I’d like to make some suggestions which I think could help you.

Firstly, it might be a good idea to start the day with a healthy breakfast, even if you don’t have much time. You could also take fruit, yoghurt or a sandwich with you for lunch instead of buying junk food at school.

Secondly, if you hate going to the gym, you might try other kinds of exercise. You could walk more, ride a bike, or do a short workout at home. Even a little exercise every day can make a big difference.

Finally, a healthy diet combined with regular exercise will help you feel better and live longer. Hope this helps.

Best wishes,
Rosanne