Упр.4 Юнит 1 Step 9 ГДЗ Rainbow English 7 класс
Work in pairs. Make and act out a dialogue about two schools. Use the word combinations from the boxes.
School one:
- Situated in the centre of the city (town)
- Takes only boys
- Has classes six days a week
- Has a swimming pool and a gym
- Has two computer rooms and the internet
- Has different sports clubs
- Parents pay for some subject (not all)
- Most pupils go to universities after leaving it
School two:
- Situated in the country
- Takes boys and girls
- Has classes five days a week
- Has a gym and a stadium
- Has three computer rooms, no Internet
- Has a dance club and an art studio
- Gives free education
- All pupils learn English
- Some school-leavers (not many) go to university
School one: It is situated in the centre of the city. It takes only boys. It has classes six days a week. It has a swimming pool and a gym. It has two computer rooms and the Internet. It has different sports clubs. Parents pay for some subjects, not all. Most pupils go to universities after leaving it.
School two: It is situated in the country. It takes boys and girls. It has classes five days a week. It has a gym and a stadium. It has three computer rooms, but no Internet. It has a dance club and an art studio. It gives free education. All pupils learn English. Some school-leavers, but not many, go to university.
Dialogue:
A: Let’s compare these two schools.
B: Sure. School one is situated in the centre of the city and takes only boys.
A: Yes, and it has classes six days a week. It also has a swimming pool, a gym, two computer rooms and the Internet.
B: It has different sports clubs too. But parents pay for some subjects there.
A: Most pupils go to universities after leaving it.
B: School two is different. It is situated in the country and takes boys and girls.
A: It has classes five days a week and has a gym and a stadium.
B: There are three computer rooms, but no Internet.
A: It also has a dance club and an art studio.
B: Yes, and it gives free education. All pupils learn English there.
A: But only some school-leavers go to university.
