Стр.162-163 Unit 11-12 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 11 класс, Русское слово: Progress check 6
A Choose the correct option.
1 Why hasn’t Julie called yet? She should have arrived home by now.
2 Janice claims to be the fastest runner in her class.
3 The police won’t allow anyone to go into the house.
4 I’d like to buy this shin, but I don’t have much cash on me.
5 It was such a good restaurant that we decided to book a table for the following week.
6 That’s a nice jacket, but it’s far too expensive.
7 Neither Seb nor Alison can come with us tomorrow.
8 I enjoy both jazz and pop music.
9 Don’t work so hard. Everyone needs a rest sometimes.
10 We don’t have anything to cook for lunch today.
B Complete the sentences with words from the box.
alibi
brand
clues
logo
motive
products
sense
witnesses
1 Police have asked for witnesses who may have seen the crime to contact them.
2 I find it silly to pay more for clothes just because of the brand name.
3 Justin spends so carelessly. Sometimes I think he’s got more money than sense.
4 The logo for Mercedes-Benz cars is one of the most famous in the world.
5 It’s difficult to understand the motive for crimes like arson.
6 Apart from a few fingerprints, the police haven’t found any other clues.
7 What kind of products does your shop sell?
8 Jones might have committed the crime, but he has a perfect alibi.
C Complete with a preposition.
1 A 39-year-old man has been accused of arson.
2 Excuse me, can I try on this dress?
3 Alan was unfairly blamed for breaking the computer.
4 These new trousers arc too long and need to be taken up.
5 This skirt is too loose. I need to have it taken in.
6 A couple from London have been charged with robbery.
7 One hundred euros for two tickets! I think you’ve been ripped off.
8 I don’t like this hat that I bought. I think I’ll take it back.
D Use the word in capitals to form one word that fits each sentence.
1 Don’t look at mo so innocently. I know you’re the culprit.
2 If you want to return an item to the shop, you’ll need a receipt.
3 I wouldn’t trust him. He looks like a criminal to me.
4 My uncle Robert is so loaded that he’s got his own aeroplane.
5 There’s a great new shop nearby that sells accessories like bracelets, earrings and scarves.
6 One thing I really hate is dishonesty.
7 I can’t afford to go out tonight. I’m totally broke.
8 You can’t park here. It’s illegal.
E Find and correct eight mistakes.
Dear Sir/Madam,
I recently ordered some jeans from your catalogue. When it arrived I found that one leg was short enough and the other was tom. I have tried speaking to one of your representatives about this, but no one answers the phone, for this reason, I have decided writing an email.
Over the years I have spent much money with your company. Generally, your goods is excellent quality and I have had a few problems. However, I have been very disappointed by this latest purchase. I would like either a refund or a replacement
I hope hearing from you soon.
Yours faithfully,
Ann Grey
F Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first sentence. Use the word given.
1 I’m sure that Polly didn’t see us earlier.
Polly can’t have seen us earlier.
2 My mum doesn’t allow me to wear make-up.
My mum doesn’t let me wear make-up.
3 It was such a heavy bag that it took two of us to carry.
The bag was so heavy that it took two of us to carry.
4 I don’t think these trousers are long enough.
I think these trousers are too short.
5 Both the colour and the size were wrong.
Neither the colour nor the size were right.
6 There is nothing we can do to help her.
There isn’t anything we can do to help her.
7 Andrew has forgotten that he borrowed my CDs.
Andrew doesn’t remember borrowing my CDs.
8 This shirt is too small for me.
This shirt doesn’t fit me.
G Choose the best answer to complete the text.
Investigations are still underway into yesterday’s robbery of a jewellery store in Foley town centre 1) Thieves got away with 10,000 pounds worth of gold, diamonds and famous 2) brand watches. Police have cordoned off the comer of Market Street near Bewley’s department 3) store and no one is currently allowed to enter the area. 4) Investigators believe that an employee may be one of the culprits. The criminals couldn’t have known about the shop’s side entrance 5) unless an employee had told them it was there,’ said Detective Mike Holmes. Holmes also believes there 6) must have been three members of the gang, with one waiting outside. A 7) witness Mrs Hazel Nutt, remembers seeing a 8) suspicious car parked near the store at the time of the robbery. However, she remembers neither the driver’s 9) appearance nor the vehicle’s number plate. The police are still 10) examining the area and it is too early to say just when Market Street will reopen to the public. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

A.

1. Why hasn’t Julie called yet? She should have arrived home by now.
2. Janice claims to be the fastest runner in her class.
3. The police won’t allow anyone to go into the house.
4. I’d like to buy this shirt, but I don’t have much cash on me.
5. It was such a good restaurant that we decided to book a table for the following week.
6. That’s a nice jacket, but it’s far too expensive.
7. Neither Seb nor Alison can come with us tomorrow.
8. I enjoy both jazz and pop music.
9. Don’t work so hard. Everyone needs a rest sometimes.
10. We don’t have anything to cook for lunch today.

B.

1. Police have asked for witnesses who may have seen the crime to contact them.
2. I find it silly to pay more for clothes just because of the brand name.
3. Justin spends so carelessly. Sometimes I think he’s got more money than sense.
4. The logo for Mercedes-Benz cars is one of the most famous in the world.
5. It’s difficult to understand the motive for crimes like arson.
6. Apart from a few fingerprints, the police haven’t found any other clues.
7. What kind of products does your shop sell?
8. Jones might have committed the crime, but he has a perfect alibi.

C.

1. A 39-year-old man has been accused of arson.
2. Excuse me, can I try on this dress?
3. Alan was unfairly blamed for breaking the computer.
4. These new trousers are too long and need to be taken up.
5. This skirt is too loose. I need to have it taken in.
6. A couple from London have been charged with robbery.
7. One hundred euros for two tickets! I think you’ve been ripped off.
8. I don’t like this hat that I bought. I think I’ll take it back.

D.

1. Don’t look at me so innocently. I know you’re the culprit.
2. If you want to return an item to the shop, you’ll need a receipt.
3. I wouldn’t trust him. He looks like a criminal to me.
4. My uncle Robert is so loaded that he’s got his own aeroplane.
5. There’s a great new shop nearby that sells accessories like bracelets, earrings and scarves.
6. One thing I really hate is dishonesty.
7. I can’t afford to go out tonight. I’m totally broke.
8. You can’t park here. It’s illegal.

E.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I recently ordered some jeans from your catalogue. When it arrived I found that one leg was too short and the other was torn. I have tried speaking to one of your representatives about this, but no one answers the phone, so I have decided to write an email.

Over the years I have spent much money with your company. Generally, your goods are excellent quality and I have had a few problems. However, I have been very disappointed by this latest purchase. I would like either a refund or a replacement.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Yours faithfully,
Ann Grey

F.

1. Polly can’t have seen us earlier.
2. My mum doesn’t let me wear make-up.
3. The bag was so heavy that it took two of us to carry.
4. I think these trousers are too short.
5. Neither the colour nor the size were right.
6. There isn’t anything we can do to help her.
7. Andrew doesn’t remember borrowing my CDs.
8. This shirt doesn’t fit me.

G.

1. store
2. brand
3. store
4. Investigators
5. unless
6. must
7. Witness
8. suspicious
9. appearance
10. examining