Упр.51 Unit 3 ГДЗ English Михеева 11 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Михеева, Афанасьева 11 класс, Просвещение: 51. Study the topical vocabulary to speak about wonders of the world. — Our world is full of wonders both natural and handmade. When we come across them, they have the capacity to • amaze • stun • stagger • astonish • dumbfound • nonplus • astound • puzzle • shock • surprise • bewilder • startle — They can • stop you in your tracks • leave you open-mouthed • make your eyes pop out {informal • make your jaw drop (informal • leave you speechless/at a loss for words • make you feel that you can’t believe your eyes (ears • make you feel thunderstruck • excite your interest — Sometimes we find it difficult to express our impression of such objects or phenomena and resort to such “praise” words as • superb • exceptional • amazing • outstanding • gorgeous • memorable • marvellous • striking • sublime • conspicuous • glorious • super (informal • delightful • terrific (informal • unsurpassed • fantastic (informal • breathtaking • tremendous (informal • admirable • sensational (informal ) ) ) ) • fabulous (informal — Our attitude to great and unusual phenomena can be different. Some people may feel • enthusiastic • zealous • keen • excited • eager • wholehearted • avid • committed • ardent • devoted • fervent • frantical • passionate — Others feel • skeptical • suspicious • dubious • disbelieving • doubtful • unconvinced • distrustful *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Our world is full of wonders, both natural and handmade. When we come across them, they have the capacity to amaze, stun, stagger, astonish, dumbfound, nonplus, astound, puzzle, shock, surprise, bewilder, startle.
They can stop you in your tracks, leave you open-mouthed, make your eyes pop out (informal), make your jaw drop (informal), leave you speechless / at a loss for words, make you feel that you can’t believe your eyes (ears), make you feel thunderstruck, excite your interest.
Sometimes we find it difficult to express our impression of such objects or phenomena and resort to such “praise” words as superb, exceptional, amazing, outstanding, gorgeous, memorable, marvellous, striking, sublime, conspicuous, glorious, super (informal), delightful, terrific (informal), unsurpassed, fantastic (informal), breathtaking, tremendous (informal), admirable, sensational (informal), fabulous (informal).
Our attitude to great and unusual phenomena can be different. Some people may feel enthusiastic, zealous, keen, excited, eager, wholehearted, avid, committed, ardent, devoted, fervent, frantical, passionate. Others feel skeptical, suspicious, dubious, disbelieving, doubtful, unconvinced, distrustful.
