Стр.67 Unit 5 Чудесная дикая природа ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 6 класс
Copy and complete the table with sentences 1–4.
Present simple: habitual actions Present continuous: actions in progress Anteaters eat 30,000 ants every day. This anteater is eating hundreds of ants. - The platypus usually lives on land.
- This platypus is looking for food at the moment.
- These emus are running quickly.
- Gliders eat pollen from flowers.
Choose the correct words.
- I ______ TV every day.
- I’m not ______ TV at the moment.
- We’re ______ now.
- We ______ English three times a week.
- My teacher is ______ today.
- She never ______ on Saturdays.
Read about Britain’s Top pets. Then complete the texts with the present simple or continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
Top pets!
British people love their pets. There are seven million cats and six million dogs in Britain! Here are our favourites this week…
In this photo, Sally’s cat (1) ______ in her favourite place! Guess what! Cats usually (2) ______ 13 hours a day.
Guess what! Goldfish usually (3) ______ for 5–10 years. Jill’s goldfish are perfectly happy – here they (4) ______ in their new aquarium.
Emma’s rabbit (5) ______ its favourite food in this great photo. Guess what! Wild rabbits (6) ______ carrots!
Complete the questions with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
- Where is the cat relaxing in the photo?
- How many hours do cats sleep?
- Where are the fish swimming in the photo?
- Do pet rabbits like eating carrots?
Answer the questions in exercise 4.
Listening
Listen to the talk. Which words do you hear?
- snake
- owl
- stick insect
- turtle
- frog
- parrot
- spider
- scorpion
- whale
Listen again. Answer the questions.
- How many people are giving the talk?
- Is the snake dangerous?
- What are the stick insects doing?
- How old are the turtles?
- What is the parrot saying?
- Are the animals staying at the school all week?
- There are two people giving the talk.
- No, it isn’t. The snake isn’t dangerous.
- The stick insects are moving very slowly.
- The turtles are 40 years old.
- The parrot is saying: “Hello hello! Hello hello! Hello hello!”
- No, they aren’t. They’re staying at the school all day, not all week.
