Стр.80-81 Рабочая тетрадь Grammar Bank ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 5 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 5 класс, Просвещение: Was/Were
1 Fill in: was, were, wasn’t, weren’t.
A: Where 1) were you yesterday?
В: I 2) was at home.
A: Who 3) were you with?
В: I 4) was with Jason and George. Where 5) were you?
A: 6) Was at the cinema waiting for you!
A: 7) Were you at school this morning?
B: Of course I 8) wasn’t! Today is Saturday.
A: Oh yes, you’re right. 9) Were you and your sister at the Saturday Club then?
B: Yes, we 10) were.
A: 11) Were Jim and Mary at the I on Sunday?
B: No, they 12) weren’t. 13) Were you there?
A: Yes, I 14) was.
A: My parents 15) were at the theatre last night.
B: 16) Were you with them?
A: No, I 17) wasn’t but my brother 18) was.
B: Where 19) were you?
A: I 20) was at home watching TV.
2 Use the prompts below to ask and answer questions as in the example.
1 William Shakespeare/actor?/writer
A: Was William Shakespeare an actor?
B: No, he wasn’t. He was a writer.
2 Machu Picchu/volcano? Ancient city
A: Was Machu Picchu a volcano?
B: No, it wasn’t. It was an ancient city.
3 Thomas Edison/military leader?/famous inventor
A: Was Thomas Edison a military leader?
B: No, he wasn’t. He was a famous inventor.
4 The Beatles/warriors?/a famous rock band
A: Were the Beatles warriors?
B: No, they weren’t. They were a famous rock band.
5 Neil Armstrong/English admiral?/American astronaut
A: Was Neil Armstrong an English admiral?
B: No, he wasn’t. He was an American astronaut.
6 The Navajo/explorers?/ farmers
A: Were the Navajo explorers?
B: No, they weren’t. They were farmers.
Had
3 Nick’s family were on a winter holiday last year. Ask and answer questions about what they had on their holiday as in the example.
1 dog
Did they have a dog? Yes, they did.
2 sled
3 bike
4 winter clothes
5 canoe
Could
4 Write what Julian could/couldn’t do when he was eight years old, as in the example.
1 sail a boat
Julian couldn’t sail a boat when he was eight.
2 play the guitar
3 ride a horse
4 swim
5 speak Italian
6 play volleyball
7 read and write
8 help her mother with chores
5 Choose the correct answer.
1 “Did the children have a fancy dress party last week?” “Yes, they did.”
2 Were the Vikings pirates?
3 Claire couldn’t ride a bike when she was four.
4 The town didn’t have running water for many years.
5 “Could you play the piano when you were seven?” “No, I couldn’t.”
6 “Was Steve at home last night?” “Yes, he was.”
6 Fill in the gaps with: was, were, have or could.
1 Did you have a nice flight? Yes, it was fine.
2 Was Tom at the theatre last night? No, he was in bed with the flu.
3 Could you ride a bike at the age of three? No, I was too young.
4 Did you have long hair when you were young, granny? Yes, dear. I had beautiful long hair.
5 Was Fay at the gym last Tuesday? No, she had a music class.
6 Did Pompeii have a cinema? No, but it had a hotel.
7 Did your grandparents have a house by the sea? No, it was up in the mountain.
8 Could women attend school in ancient Greece? No, they couldn’t.
Was/Were/Had
7 Read the text and fill in the gaps with: was/ wasn’t, were/weren’t, had/didn’t have.
London in the 1700s
running water
narrow streets
department stores
post office
block of flats
shoe shops
museum
hospitals
London was a very different city in the 1700s. Buildings 1) didn’t have any running water or baths. There 2) weren’t any blocks of flats but small ugly buildings. The streets 3) were narrow and dirty. They 4) didn’t have department stores and there 5) wasn’t a post office. London 6) had some shoe shops for the rich, but there 7) wasn’t a museum in town. There 8) were some hospitals and a lot of sick people.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

1.

1) were
2) was
3) were
4) was
5) were
6) was
7) Were
8) wasn’t
9) Were
10) were
11) Were
12) weren’t
13) Were
14) was
15) were
16) Were
17) wasn’t
18) was
19) were
20) was

2.

1. Was William Shakespeare an actor? — No, he wasn’t. He was a writer.
2. Was Machu Picchu a volcano? — No, it wasn’t. It was an ancient city.
3. Was Thomas Edison a military leader? — No, he wasn’t. He was a famous inventor.
4. Were the Beatles warriors? — No, they weren’t. They were a famous rock band.
5. Was Neil Armstrong an English admiral? — No, he wasn’t. He was an American astronaut.
6. Were the Navajo explorers? — No, they weren’t. They were farmers.

3.

1. Did they have a dog? — Yes, they did.
2. Did they have a sled? — Yes, they did.
3. Did they have a bike? — No, they didn’t.
4. Did they have winter clothes? — Yes, they did.
5. Did they have a canoe? — No, they didn’t.

4.

1. Julian couldn’t sail a boat when he was eight.
2. Julian could play the guitar when he was eight.
3. Julian could ride a horse when he was eight.
4. Julian could swim when he was eight.
5. Julian couldn’t speak Italian when he was eight.
6. Julian could play volleyball when he was eight.
7. Julian could read and write when he was eight.
8. Julian could help his mother with chores when he was eight.

5.

1. Yes, they did.
2. Were the Vikings pirates?
3. Claire couldn’t ride a bike when she was four.
4. The town didn’t have running water for many years.
5. No, I couldn’t.
6. Yes, he was.

6.

1. Did you have a nice flight? — Yes, it was fine.
2. Was Tom at the theatre last night? — No, he was in bed with the flu.
3. Could you ride a bike at the age of three? — No, I was too young.
4. Did you have long hair when you were young, granny? — Yes, dear. I had beautiful long hair.
5. Was Fay at the gym last Tuesday? — No, she had a music class.
6. Did Pompeii have a cinema? — No, but it had a hotel.
7. Did your grandparents have a house by the sea? — No, it was up in the mountain.
8. Could women attend school in ancient Greece? — No, they couldn’t.

7.

London was a very different city in the 1700s. Buildings didn’t have any running water or baths. There weren’t any blocks of flats but small ugly buildings. The streets were narrow and dirty. They didn’t have department stores and there wasn’t a post office. London had some shoe shops for the rich, but there wasn’t a museum in town. There were some hospitals and a lot of sick people.