Стр.44-45 Unit 3 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 5 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 5 класс, Русское слово: Language Guide
Vocabulary
Everyday activities
do homework
get dressed
get home
have breakfast / dinner / a snack
leave home
look at the stars
make model skyscrapers
paint pictures of animals
play chess
read books about inventions
skateboard
surf the Internet
wake up
watch TV
Classroom activities
air the classroom during the break
clean the blackboard
hand in your homework
hand out homework
switch the light on
switch the light off
talk to your classmate
water the class plants
work with a classmate
write the day and date on the board
Transport
cycle; go by bus / car / train; go on the underground; walk
Dictionary extra!
amazing (adj)
barn (n)
behave (v)
bump (n)
cure (v)
downhill (adv)
hate (v)
journey (n)
wart (n)
Polite English
Please, sit on your chair.
Sit on your chair, please.
Grammar
Грамматическое время present simple
0 Время present simple употребляется для выражения действий, которые происходят часто, регулярно, обычно.
I never go to school on Saturday.
0 Время present simple употребляется также для выражения общеизвестных фактов.
Cats like mice.
Утвердительные предложения
Единственное число
I play football.
You play football.
He / She / It plays football.
Множественное число
We play football.
You play football.
They play football.
Отрицательные предложения
Полная форма
I do not play tennis.
You do not play tennis.
He/She/It does not play tennis.
We/You/They do not play tennis.
Краткая форма
I don’t play tennis.
You don’t play tennis.
He/She/It doesn’t play tennis.
We/You/They don’t play tennis.
Вопросы и краткие ответы
Вопрос
Do I play tennis?
Do you play tennis?
Does he/Does she/Does it play tennis?
Do we/Do you/ Do they play tennis?
Краткий ответ
Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
Yes, he / she / it does. No, he/she/it doesn’t.
Yes, we /I / they do. No, we /I / they don’t.
Наречия частотности
I always have breakfast in the morning.
I usually wake up at 7 am.
I often help my friends.
I’m never late for school.
I’m sometimes late for dinner.
always usually often sometimes never
(100%) (85%) (70%) (30%) (0%)
Повелительное наклонение
— Open your books.
— Please don’t go.
Утвердительная форма
Open your books.
Go.
Отрицательная форма
Don’t open your books.
Don’t go.
Выражение вежливой просьбы
Please don’t go. или Don’t go, please.
Предлоги времени
I’ve got English on Monday and Wednesday.
My birthday is in September.
I wake up at half past seven.
on: on Monday, Tuesday и т. д.
in: in the morning / afternoon / evening in September, October и т. д.
at: at night at midnight at one o’clock / half past seven и т. д.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Language Guide

Vocabulary

Everyday activities: do homework; get dressed; get home; have breakfast / dinner / a snack; leave home; look at the stars; make model skyscrapers; paint pictures of animals; play chess; read books about inventions; skateboard; surf the Internet; wake up; watch TV.

Classroom activities: air the classroom during the break; clean the blackboard; hand in your homework; hand out homework; switch the light on; switch the light off; talk to your classmate; water the class plants; work with a classmate; write the day and date on the board.

Transport: cycle; go by bus / car / train; go on the underground; walk.

Dictionary extra: amazing, barn, behave, bump, cure, downhill, hate, journey, wart.

Polite English: Please, sit on your chair. / Sit on your chair, please.

Grammar

Present Simple is used to talk about actions that happen often, regularly or usually.

I never go to school on Saturday.

Present Simple is also used for general facts.

Cats like mice.

Affirmative: I play football. You play football. He / She / It plays football. We play football. You play football. They play football.

Negative: I do not play tennis. You do not play tennis. He / She / It does not play tennis. We / You / They do not play tennis.

Short forms: I don’t play tennis. You don’t play tennis. He / She / It doesn’t play tennis. We / You / They don’t play tennis.

Questions and short answers: Do I play tennis? Do you play tennis? Does he / she / it play tennis? Do we / you / they play tennis? — Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Yes, he / she / it does. / No, he / she / it doesn’t. Yes, we / you / they do. / No, we / you / they don’t.

Adverbs of frequency: always, usually, often, sometimes, never.

I always have breakfast in the morning. I usually wake up at 7 am. I often help my friends. I’m never late for school. I’m sometimes late for dinner.

Imperative: Open your books. Don’t open your books. Please don’t go. / Don’t go, please.

Prepositions of time: on Monday, Tuesday, etc.; in the morning / afternoon / evening; in September, October, etc.; at night; at midnight; at one o’clock / half past seven, etc.