Стр.74-75 Рабочая тетрадь Grammar Bank ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 6 класс
- 6. Complete the sentences using too or enough and the words in brackets.
1 A: Let’s make some pancakes for breakfast.
B: OK, but have we got ……………….. (eggs)?2 A: Do you want to try out the new Chinese restaurant?
B: No, I hear it’s ……………………… (expensive).3 A: How come the chicken isn’t ready yet?
B: The heat is………………….. (low). Turn it up.4 A: How do I know when the peas are done?
B: Well, if you boil them ………………. (long), they’ll be soft and mushy.5 A: Are these bananas OK for the banana bread?
B: Perfect! They’re ……………… (ripe).6 A: This salad is terrible!
B: I agree. It’s got …………….. (much) dressing on it.7 A: Can we make some burgers for dinner?
B: Sure. Just let me check if we have………….. (minced beef). - 7. Rewrite the sentences using too or enough.
1 We have many oranges. We can make three glasses of orange juice.2 He’s strong. He can lift the suitcase.
3 She is very ill. She can’t go to school.
4 She cooks well. She can be a professional chef.
5 The waiter is busy. He can’t take our order at the moment.
- 8. Complete the responses using too or enough.
1 Are you going jogging in the park today? (cold)
No, …………………………………2 Do you like Indian cuisine? (spicy)
No, …………………………………3 Can the baby talk yet? (young)
No, …………………………………4 Are you going to buy a new motorbike? (money)
Yes, ………………………………….5 Can we all fit into your car? (big)
Yes, …………………………………………………….. - 9. Underline the correct item.
1 I would like to see/seeing the Grand Canyon one day.
2 I suggest to have/having some fruit salad for a snack.
3 Exercising/To exercise at the gym keeps you fit and healthy.
4 Mum lets me to help/help her in the kitchen, sometimes.
5 It’s no use cooking/to cook. We’re going out to dinner.
6 It’s nice of you to help/help me prepare lunch.
7 You’d better stop/to stop eating so much junk food.
8 John is always interested in trying/try new dishes.
9 Do you fancy to go/going out for pizza?
10 You can to add/add some cinnamon to the cake mixture. - 10. Put the verbs in brackets into the (to) infinitive or -ing form.
The Perfect Dinner Party
1) … (have) a dinner party at your home needs a fair amount of planning and organisation. If you want 2) … (make) sure your party is a success, there are certain things you should 3) … (consider) carefully. First, before 4) … (decide) how many people to invite, ask yourself whether your house is big enough 5) … (fit) all your guests. And don’t forget that people enjoy 6) … (dance) at parties, so you need room for this too. You must also think about the food you’re going to serve. Avoid 7) ……………………… (serve) dishes with very strong flavours, and make sure your menu includes some vegetarian dishes for those who would rather not 8) … (eat) meat. Before you go 9) … (shop) for groceries, it’s worth 10) … (call) your friends 11) ………………………… (give) you some ideas about the menu. So, plan everything carefully and well ahead of time, and you will manage 12) … (throw) a great dinner party! - 11. Put the verbs in brackets into the (to) infinitive or -ing form.
1 Please remember…………….. (buy) some tins of soup from the supermarket.
2 I am sorry about……………….. (mix up) your order, madam.
3 Try……………… (use) less salt when you cook. It’s much healthier.
4 I am sorry……………. (say) that there are no free tables tonight.
5 Emma stopped…………….. (eat) sweets when her doctor told her to lose some weight.
6 Don’t forget…………….. (turn) the oven off in 30 minutes.
7 Gordon will always remember…………… (get) his first job as a chef.
8 He stopped ………………. (talk) to drink some water.
9 How can you forget……………. (ask) me out to dinner? Here’s the email you sent me!
10 I’m trying ……………… (open) this jar of jam, but the lid is stuck.
Ответ
7. Complete the sentences using too or enough and the words in brackets.
- … have we got enough eggs?
- No, I hear it’s too expensive.
- The heat is too low.
- Well, if you boil them long enough, they’ll be soft and mushy.
- Perfect! They’re ripe enough.
- I agree. It’s got too much dressing on it.
- Sure. Just let me check if we have enough minced beef.
7. Rewrite the sentences using too or enough.
- We have enough oranges to make three glasses of orange juice.
- He’s strong enough to lift the suitcase.
- She is too ill to go to school.
- She cooks well enough to be a professional chef.
- The waiter is too busy to take our order at the moment.
8. Complete the responses using too or enough.
- No, it’s too cold.
- No, it’s too spicy.
- No, he’s too young.
- Yes, I have enough money.
- Yes, it’s big enough.
9. Underline the correct item.
- see
- having
- Exercising
- help
- to cook
- help
- stop
- trying
- going
- add
10. Put the verbs in brackets into the (to) infinitive or -ing form.
- Having a dinner party at your home needs a fair amount of planning and organisation.
- If you want to make sure your party is a success, there are certain things you should consider carefully.
- First, before deciding how many people to invite, ask yourself whether your house is big enough to fit all your guests.
- And don’t forget that people enjoy dancing at parties, so you need room for this too.
- Avoid serving dishes with very strong flavours, and make sure your menu includes some vegetarian dishes for those who would rather not eat meat.
- Before you go shopping for groceries, it’s worth calling your friends to give you some ideas about the menu.
- So, plan everything carefully and well ahead of time, and you will manage to throw a great dinner party!
11. Put the verbs in brackets into the (to) infinitive or -ing form.
- remember to buy
- sorry about mixing up
- Try using
- sorry to say
- stopped eating
- forget to turn
- will always remember getting
- stopped to talk
- forget asking
- trying to open
