Упр.2 Юнит 1 Step 7 ГДЗ Rainbow English 7 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева 7 класс, Дрофа: 2. Look at the table and complete the sentences after it. Education in England, Wales and Russia Age Class/year England and Wales Russia 5—6 Reception class 6—7 Year one 7—8 Year two 8—9 Year three Primary school Primary school 9—10 Year four 10—11 Year five 11 — 12 Year six 12—13 Year seven Secondary school 13—14 Year eight 14—15 Year nine Secondary school Exams 15-16 Year ten 16-17 Year eleven Exams Exams 1) In England children go to school when they are but in Russia they usually begin their school education at the age of five, six or seven. 2) In England pupils stay in primary school seven years, but in Russia they stay in primary school four years. 3) In England pupils stay in secondary school five years, but in Russia they stay in secondary school seven years. 4) In England they stay in primary school longer than in Russia. 5) In Russia schoolchildren stay in secondary school longer than in England. 6) In England pupils go to secondary school when they are twelve but in Russia they go to secondary school when they are younger. 7) In Russia they begin secondary education at the age of ten or eleven. 8) In England pupils take exams when they are year eleven students. 9) In Russia they take exams in the ninth year and in the eleventh year. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

1) In England children go to school when they are five or six, but in Russia they usually begin their school education at the age of five, six or seven.

2) In England pupils stay in primary school seven years, but in Russia they stay in primary school four years.

3) In England pupils stay in secondary school five years, but in Russia they stay in secondary school seven years.

4) In England they stay in primary school longer than in Russia.

5) In Russia schoolchildren stay in secondary school longer than in England.

6) In England pupils go to secondary school when they are twelve, but in Russia they go to secondary school when they are younger.

7) In Russia they begin secondary education at the age of ten or eleven.

8) In England pupils take exams when they are Year Eleven students.

9) In Russia they take exams in the ninth year and in the eleventh year.