Упр.7 Unit 6 Секция 4 ГДЗ English Михеева 7 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Афанасьева, Михеева 7 класс, Дрофа: 7. A. learn some new words. Listen to the tape, (135), and repeat look — выглядеть wear — носить (быть одетым в) put on — надевать (одежду) take off — снимать (одежду) fashion — мода fashionable — модный old-fashioned — старомодный neat — аккуратный, опрятный important — важный B look: to look old, to look wonderful, to look terrible. Jane always looks nice. What does Bob look like? He is tall and dark. wear — wore: to wear jeans, to wear hats. What is Alice wear-mg today? She is wearing black leggings and a purple sweater. When I saw John, he was wearing a light green jacket. When Helen was small, she wore pyjamas when she went to bed. put on: to put on clothes, to put on a cap, to put on boots. In winter Jill usually wears boots but now she is putting on her trainers. Put on your warm scarf, the weather is nasty take off: to take off clothes, to take off a jacket. Take off your jacket and scarf, please fashion: to be in fashion, to be out of fashion. To read the Harry Potter books is in fashion now. Platform boots are out of fashion now. Black and white colours are always in fashion fashionable: fashionable clothes, a fashionable restaurant old-fashioned: old-fashioned clothes, old-fashioned people neat: a neat girl, a neat sweater. Jane’s clothes are always neat. My cousin is neater than I am, his bedroom is never messy important: an important job, important people; to be important to you, to be important for you to go there. It is important to have neat clothes. Music is important to us. It is important for you to read more. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

look — выглядеть

wear — носить (быть одетым в)

put on — надевать (одежду)

take off — снимать (одежду)

fashion — мода

fashionable — модный

old-fashioned — старомодный

neat — аккуратный, опрятный

important — важный

look: to look old, to look wonderful, to look terrible. Jane always looks nice. What does Bob look like? He is tall and dark.

wear — wore: to wear jeans, to wear hats. What is Alice wearing today? She is wearing black leggings and a purple sweater. When I saw John, he was wearing a light green jacket. When Helen was small, she wore pyjamas when she went to bed.

put on: to put on clothes, to put on a cap, to put on boots. In winter Jill usually wears boots but now she is putting on her trainers. Put on your warm scarf, the weather is nasty.

take off: to take off clothes, to take off a jacket. Take off your jacket and scarf, please.

fashion: to be in fashion, to be out of fashion. To read the Harry Potter books is in fashion now. Platform boots are out of fashion now. Black and white colours are always in fashion.

fashionable: fashionable clothes, a fashionable restaurant.

old-fashioned: old-fashioned clothes, old-fashioned people.

neat: a neat girl, a neat sweater. Jane’s clothes are always neat. My cousin is neater than I am, his bedroom is never messy.

important: an important job, important people; to be important to you, to be important for you to go there. It is important to have neat clothes. Music is important to us. It is important for you to read more.