Урок 25 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
Lesson 25. Let Us Learn
You are talking to a friend. Ask him/her when they went to these places.
- When/the Pushkin Museum?
- When/the “Pobeda” cinema?
- When/the Bolshoi Theatre?
- When/the main square of Moscow?
- When/the church not far from your house?
- When/the Children’s Theatre?
Pretend you are a teacher. Ask your classmates questions when and why they did it.
to buy a ruler and a rubber; to see Red Square; to live out of town; to see a new film; to swim in warm water
- Why/London? When/there?
- Why/Moscow? When/there?
- Why/the Black Sea? When/there?
- Why/the cinema? When/there?
- Why/the country? When/there?
- Why/the shop? When/there?
- Look at the pictures and say what Kate and Boris have done.
Ask your friend to do something (the words will help you) and let him/her say what he/she has done.
wash up; clean your teeth; water the flowers; visit your granny; lock the door; clean the carpet; wash the floor; count the numbers
- Look at the pictures and say what they haven’t done.
- Look at the pictures of Exercise 3 and ask questions about Boris and Kate. Let your friend answer them.
Listen to the dialogue, 38. Then read and learn it by heart.
Alice: Hi, Polly! I haven’t seen you for ages. How are you?
Polly: Hi, Alice! I’m fine. And you?
Alice: Just fine. Where are you going?
Polly: To the cinema. Will you join me?
Alice: Oh, I’d love to, but I’m afraid I can’t. I haven’t seen my granny for ages. I must visit her today.
Polly: Oh, sorry. Goodbye then. See you tomorrow!
Alice: Bye-bye, Polly! Have fun!
- Think of your own dialogue and act it out. Don’t forget to change over.
Read the text and say what Betsy knows now about London.
THIS IS LONDON
Betsy likes to read a lot. Her favourite subjects at school are History and Geography. Look! Betsy has just opened her book and is going to read something about London. Here is the first page of her book.
London is the biggest city in Britain. More than seven million people live and work there. London is one of the most important cities in the world. In London you can find some of the best theatres, cinemas and museums. There are many beautiful old churches in London too. There are about 10 thousand streets in London. Most of the streets are not very wide. You can see many shops in London. Oxford Street is London’s main shopping centre. People from all over the world shop in Oxford Street. You can find many old and new beautiful parks in the city. The largest park in London is Hyde Park.
- Find and read the sentences to illustrate the pictures.
- Your little sister or brother doesn’t know anything about London. Say as much as you can about it to him/her. (Try and use Lesson 25. Exercise 9.)
- Choose a partner and talk to him/her about Moscow. Say why some people enjoy living in Moscow and some people don’t like it.
- Say as much as you can about the town (city) you live in.
What Bob says is not true. So disagree with him and write your own sentences.
- I have watered the trees in my garden.
- My little brother has washed up.
- My granny has cleaned the carpet.
- He has locked his car.
- My friends have shopped in Oxford Street.
Complete the questions.
- He hasn’t locked the door, …?
- They have joined us, …?
- She hasn’t finished reading, …?
- We have started Text 5, …?
- The children have helped their parents, …?
- She hasn’t danced a lot, …?
- They haven’t laughed, …?
Choose the verb and put in: finish, wash, lock, clean, help.
- She has … reading.
- They have … their parents.
- He has … the floors.
- We haven’t … the door.
- You haven’t … your teeth.
Disagree.
- Mother has cooked supper.
- We have shopped a lot.
- The children have started to sing.
- Freddy has danced a lot.
- They have decorated the New Year tree.
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- I haven’t watered the trees in my garden.
- My little brother hasn’t washed up.
- My granny hasn’t cleaned the carpet.
- He hasn’t locked his car.
- My friends haven’t shopped in Oxford Street.
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- He hasn’t locked the door, has he?
- They have joined us, haven’t they?
- She hasn’t finished reading, has she?
- We have started Text 5, haven’t we?
- The children have helped their parents, haven’t they?
- She hasn’t danced a lot, has she?
- They haven’t laughed, have they?
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- She has finished reading.
- They have helped their parents.
- He has washed the floors.
- We haven’t locked the door.
- You haven’t cleaned your teeth.
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- Mother hasn’t cooked supper.
- We haven’t shopped a lot.
- The children haven’t started to sing.
- Freddy hasn’t danced a lot.
- They haven’t decorated the New Year tree.





