Упр.9 Unit 7 Секция 4 ГДЗ English Михеева 7 класс
Listen to the dialogues, (152). Act them out.
- Sasha: I say, Ben, what do you think of our English class?
Ben: It was very interesting. I’m surprised. Your friends speak English really well. How many English classes do you have a week?
Sasha: Three. This year we have English on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. And what foreign languages do you learn at school?
Ben: In the first and in the second forms all my schoolmates do one modern language — French. Then we can choose. If you’re good at it, you can learn it longer, but if you want, you can stop doing it.
Sasha: Do you mean that in your school pupils can learn a foreign language only for two years?
Ben: Yes. But if they like modern languages, they can learn not only French but take German or Spanish for three more years.
Sasha: How interesting and how different from our school. Pupils in Russia learn foreign languages much longer. - Andrew: Hi, Meg! Why are you so sad?
Meg: I got a bad mark in history.
Andrew: Really? I’m surprised. Isn’t history your favourite subject?
Meg: It is. I’m rather fond of history but my answer was really very poor. I was not ready for the lesson.
Andrew: Cheer up! You’ll learn everything and will get good marks. It’s easy for you, isn’t it? My problem is much worse.
Meg: What is it? What’s the matter?
Andrew: I’m very bad at mathematics. I hate doing sums. I don’t understand many rules. I think I can’t learn the subject.
Meg: There, there… I’m sure things aren’t as bad as you say. Let’s work together. I enjoy maths and I think I can help you.
1)
Sasha: I say, Ben, what do you think of our English class?
Ben: It was very interesting. I’m surprised. Your friends speak English really well. How many English classes do you have a week?
Sasha: Three. This year we have English on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. And what foreign languages do you learn at school?
Ben: In the first and in the second forms all my schoolmates do one modern language — French. Then we can choose. If you’re good at it, you can learn it longer, but if you want, you can stop doing it.
Sasha: Do you mean that in your school pupils can learn a foreign language only for two years?
Ben: Yes. But if they like modern languages, they can learn not only French but take German or Spanish for three more years.
Sasha: How interesting and how different from our school. Pupils in Russia learn foreign languages much longer.
2)
Andrew: Hi, Meg! Why are you so sad?
Meg: I got a bad mark in history.
Andrew: Really? I’m surprised. Isn’t history your favourite subject?
Meg: It is. I’m rather fond of history, but my answer was really very poor. I was not ready for the lesson.
Andrew: Cheer up! You’ll learn everything and will get good marks. It’s easy for you, isn’t it? My problem is much worse.
Meg: What is it? What’s the matter?
Andrew: I’m very bad at mathematics. I hate doing sums. I don’t understand many rules. I think I can’t learn the subject.
Meg: There, there… I’m sure things aren’t as bad as you say. Let’s work together. I enjoy maths and I think I can help you.
