Стр.46 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 5 класс
5 c, d Vocabulary
Fill in: shocked, miniskirts, print, style, dance, band, portable.
- Jenny is wearing a pretty blouse with a floral ______.
- The Rolling Stones are a music ______ who were popular in the 1960s.
- Many people were ______ when they heard The Beatles broke up.
- A popular ______ in the 1960s was the twist. Many teenagers liked it.
- In the 60s, women liked to wear ______.
- Did you know that the hippy ______ was very popular with teenagers in the 60s?
- In the 60s, teenagers carried ______ radios with them to listen to music.
Choose the correct preposition.
- My grandpa was crazy ______ leather jackets. He had more than ten!
- Mary Poppins was a huge hit ______ the cinema in 1964.
- Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk ______ the moon.
- When my mum was a teenager, she listened to her favourite songs ______ the radio.
- Music and fashion were important ______ teens in the 1960s.
- People all ______ the world watched Neil Armstrong’s moon landing.
Fill in: delivered, walked, missed, had, helped.
- We ______ a fancy dress party at school last week.
- George ______ the dog last night.
- I ______ newspapers after school when I was young.
- Everyone in our family ______ with the chores.
- When my family moved to the city, I really ______ life in the country.
Everyday English
Complete the dialogue.
What about you? Do you miss all that? Was it boring? Did you like it there?
Kenny: Did you grow up in the countryside, Ian?
Ian: No, I didn’t. I lived in a big city.
Kenny: 1) ______
Ian: Yes, I did. There was a lot to do. I went swimming and I often went to the cinema.
Kenny: Sounds like you had a nice life there.
Ian: It was great. I miss it.
Kenny: 2) ______
Kenny: I lived in a village before I moved here.
Ian: 3) ______
Kenny: No, there was a lot to do. I delivered newspapers in the mornings. My friends and I played outside all the time and I cycled to school every day.
Ian: 4) ______
Kenny: Sometimes, but I love it here, too!
Write a similar dialogue to the one in Ex. 4. Use these ideas.
Lived in a village/town, played football at the weekends, worked in a bookshop, walked the neighbour’s dog
1.
1. Jenny is wearing a pretty blouse with a floral print.
2. The Rolling Stones are a music band who were popular in the 1960s.
3. Many people were shocked when they heard The Beatles broke up.
4. A popular dance in the 1960s was the twist. Many teenagers liked it.
5. In the 60s, women liked to wear miniskirts.
6. Did you know that the hippy style was very popular with teenagers in the 60s?
7. In the 60s, teenagers carried portable radios with them to listen to music.
2.
1. My grandpa was crazy about leather jackets. He had more than ten!
2. Mary Poppins was a huge hit in the cinema in 1964.
3. Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.
4. When my mum was a teenager, she listened to her favourite songs on the radio.
5. Music and fashion were important to teens in the 1960s.
6. People all over the world watched Neil Armstrong’s moon landing on TV.
3.
1. We had a fancy dress party at school last week.
2. George walked the dog last night.
3. I delivered newspapers after school when I was young.
4. Everyone in our family helped with the chores.
5. When my family moved to the city, I really missed life in the country.
4.
Kenny: Did you grow up in the countryside, Ian?
Ian: No, I didn’t. I lived in a big city.
Kenny: Did you like it there?
Ian: Yes, I did. There was a lot to do. I went swimming and I often went to the cinema.
Kenny: Sounds like you had a nice life there.
Ian: It was great. I miss it.
Kenny: What about you?
Ian: I lived in a village before I moved here.
Kenny: Was it boring?
Ian: No, there was a lot to do. I delivered newspapers in the mornings. My friends and I played outside all the time and I cycled to school every day.
Kenny: Do you miss all that?
Ian: Sometimes, but I love it here, too!
5.
Kenny: Did you grow up in a village or a town?
Ian: I grew up in a village.
Kenny: Did you like it there?
Ian: Yes, I did. I played football at the weekends and walked the neighbour’s dog.
Kenny: What about you?
Ian: I lived in a town.
Kenny: Was it boring?
Ian: No, it wasn’t. I worked in a bookshop after school.
Kenny: Do you miss all that?
Ian: Sometimes, but I like my life now, too!
