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Стр.47 Unit 4 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс
Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс
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Стр.47 Unit 4 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение: WRITING AND VOCABULARY
1 What types of books do you like reading most? Why? Choose from the box or think of other types.
crime; spy thriller; science fiction; suspense; fantasy; classics; biography; historical fiction; humorous; romantic; mystery; adventure
2 Look at the photos, book covers and short bio. Then answer the questions in pairs.
1 What can you find out about this author and his books?
2 Predict what the books are about from their titles. Which do you think seems most interesting? Why?
3 If you’ve read The Constant Gardener, what did you think of it?
3 Read the review and complete it with the phrases below.
One of the things I liked best; I would still recommend; My only criticism; Consequently; I thoroughly enjoyed; The book opens with; if you’re a fan of; centres on
4 Match paragraphs A-D to 1-4 below. If you know the book, do you agree with the review?
1 Conclusion and recommendation
2 Main events in the story
3 Introduction
4 Positive and negative comments
5 Answer the questions about the review.
1 Which tense is most often used? Why?
2 Is the style of writing neutral or informal?
3 Which definition describes the meaning of ‘constant’ in the title?
a happening regularly
b loyal and faithful
6 Find the nouns that collocate with these adjectives in the review.
1 tragic
2 brutal
3 idealistic
4 personal
5 thrilling
6 convincing
7 vivid
8 believable
9 heartless
10 incredible
7 Find the adverbs in phrases 1-3 and match them to their uses a-c. Find five more examples in the review.
1 entirely believable
2 is secretly testing
3 eventually suspects
a describes how something happens
b describes an adjective
c is a time adverb
8 Choose the correct adverbs in the review below.
Susan thinks that she and her husband are 1) wonderfully/skillfully happy. One day, a stranger tries to murder her. She is 2) slowly/profoundly shocked. She 3) consequently/happily discovers that her husband planned it. He 4) secretly/quickly wants to kill her. She 5) occasionally/cleverly plans to find out the truth. She 6) finally/unfortunately proves that he is guilty.
9 Make notes about a book you have enjoyed reading, using the prompts below. Then talk about your book in groups.
1 I thoroughly enjoyed
2 It’s a and was written by
3 The story is set in
4 The plot centres on
5 The thing I liked best was
6 My only criticism of the book is
7 All in all,
8 If you’re a fan of , you
9 I would recommend it because
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Writing skills
A book review
Organisation
Introduction: include the title, type of book, author, your overall impression and a brief summary of the setting and plot.
Summary of the plot: outline the main characters and events in the story.
NB: Don’t say too much and spoil the ending!
Opinions: say what you particularly liked/disliked about the book.
Conclusion: recommend/don’t recommend the book.
Style and language
Use present tenses to describe the main events of the story.
Write in a neutral style, not too formal or casual.
Vocabulary: use a variety of adjectives, adverbs and linking words to make your review more interesting and engaging.
*10 Project idea. Write a review of a book you have enjoyed reading (200-250 words). Use Train Your Brain to plan and check your review. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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3. The book opens with; centres on; I thoroughly enjoyed; One of the things I liked best; My only criticism; Consequently; if you’re a fan of; I would still recommend.

4. A–3, B–2, C–4, D–1.

5.

  1. The present simple is used most often because the review describes the plot and gives general comments.
  2. The style is neutral.
  3. b loyal and faithful.

6.

  1. tragic death
  2. brutal murder
  3. idealistic doctor
  4. personal tragedy
  5. thrilling story
  6. convincing plot
  7. vivid description
  8. believable characters
  9. heartless man
  10. incredible ending

7.

  1. entirely — b
  2. secretly — a
  3. eventually — c

Five more examples: brutally, deeply, really, clearly, unexpectedly.

8.

  1. wonderfully
  2. profoundly
  3. consequently
  4. secretly
  5. cleverly
  6. finally

9. Example notes:

  • I thoroughly enjoyed Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.
  • It’s a fantasy novel and was written by J. K. Rowling.
  • The story is set in England.
  • The plot centres on a boy who discovers that he is a wizard.
  • The thing I liked best was the magical world and the interesting characters.
  • My only criticism of the book is that some parts are a little predictable.
  • All in all, it is a very exciting and enjoyable book.
  • If you’re a fan of fantasy, you will love it.
  • I would recommend it because it is imaginative and easy to read.


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