Стр.80-81 Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 7 класс, Просвещение: 5a How annoying!
Vocabulary
Annoying/Bad habits
1 a) Match the annoying habits (A-G) to the pictures (1-7). Listen and check.
A have bad body odour
В gossip about others
C talk in the cinema
D talk loudly on a mobile phone
E have bad table manners (e.g. slurp your soup)
F be late for an appointment
G take things without asking
b) Which of these do you find the most annoying? Discuss it in pairs.
A: It really annoys me when people gossip about others.
B: Me too. Also, I can’t stand it/l hate it when…
Reading
2 a) The blog entries are about annoying situations. Listen and read. Who felt sorry for the waiter? What happened to Liam? What happened to Chris?
b) Read again and say if the sentences below are T (true), or F (false) or NS (not stated).
1 Liam’s friends were talking in the cinema.
2 He felt very angry.
3 The man in the restaurant was with his wife.
4 Suzy’s dad is a restaurant critic.
5 The train Chris was on wasn’t very crowded.
6 Chris’ journey took longer than usual.
3 Choose one of the titles below for each story. Can you think of an alternative title for each?
HEALTH WARNING
THROWN OUT
HOLD У OUR NOSE
A BAD NEIGHBOUR
4 Match the idioms in bold in the text with their meanings: sympathised with, got angry, annoys me, I started to feel sad/worried, laughing a lot, releasing my anger, the thing that made me feel unable to accept a situation any more. Then use each idiom in a sentence of your own.
It’s annoying
Study skills
Idioms
An idiom is a group of words that have a different meaning when they are used together from the meaning the words have separately, e.g. It’s a piece of cake. (It’s very easy.) Recognising and learning to use idioms will make your English more lively and natural.
Check these words
usher, furious, be someone’s fault, suffer from, complain, sneeze, cover, deal with, restaurant critic, plenty, pull into, press against, rail, break down, be stuck, polluted
A 6th March — Annoying Situations
It always gets on my nerves when people talk in the cinema. but you won’t believe what has happened to me tonight! I went out to the cinema with my friends to see a film I’ve wanted to see for ages. From the moment we sat down, a group of teenagers behind us didn’t stop taking and touching, and even chatting on their mobile phones. Anyway, eventually I lost my temper. I turned around and shouted at them. Almost immediately, an usher appeared and angry told me to leave. My friends were: laughing their heads off afterwards, but I’m still furious. It wasn’t my fault! So anyway, here I am back at home, letting off steam on my blog! So, what about you? Have you suffered from people’s bad habits recently? Tel me all about it and cheer me up!
Posted by: Liam, 6/03,22:14
B 2 responses:
Oh, that’s awful. Liam. It’s really annoying. What gets on my nerves is bad table manners. I’ve got a really fanny story about this. A few months ago. I went to a restaurant with my family. While we were trying to decide what to order, we heard some strange noises coming from the table behind us. It was a man slurping his soup really loudly. When he finished, he started complaining to the waiter that his steak was tough and the potatoes were overcooked. We felt really sorry for the waiter. The final straw was when he sneezed loudly without covering his mouth and a piece of bread flew out of his mouth and onto our table. I’ve never seen anything like it. Anyway, about a week later, my dad read an article in the food section of a newspaper about difficult customers and the way restaurants deal with them. At the top of the page, there was a picture of the writer and … you guessed it. It was the man in the restaurant with the bad manners! I le was a restaurant critic.
Posted by: Suzy, 7/03,13:15
C Well, I have to travel on public transport every day and there are plenty of things that annoy me. A few days ago. though, it was а boiling hot day and when my train pulled into the station and I saw the bodes pressed against the door, my heart sank. Everyone was pushing to get on and I found myself next to a man with terrible body odour. He was holding onto a rai with his arm up in the air and the smell was just terrible. Has this man never heard of a shower? Then, things got even worse. The train broke down in a tunnel and I was stuck there for an hour. When I got off the train, I took some huge deep breaths! I’ve never enjoyed the polluted air of tie city so much.
Posted by: Chris T, 8/03,19:21
Grammar p-GR9
Present Perfect vs Past Simple
5 Match the uses (1-4) to the sentences (A-D). Find examples in the text.
1 Ben has worked here for ten years.
2 Tom hasn’t tidied his room. It’s really messy.
3 I’ve been to this restaurant before.
4 They left the cinema an hour ago.
A a life experience
В an action that began in the past and continues to the present
C actions that started in the past and we can see the result now
D an action that was completed in the past (at a stated or clearly implied time)
6 Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect or the Past Simple form of the verbs.
1 A: Apparently, Susan is angry because Mary gossiped about her.
B: Oh, that’s old news. They haven’t spoken to each other for weeks.
2 A: Has anyone seen my box of cookies? I put them on the kitchen table yesterday.
B: Oh, sorry! My friend came over yesterday and we ate them.
3 A: Have you visited the new restaurant yet?
B: Yes. We went there last Friday.
4 A: Sarah arrived late again today.
В: I know. She has been late every day this week!
Speaking & Writing
7 Think! Which of the three situations in the text do you find the most annoying? Why? In three minutes, write a few sentences. Read them to the class.
8 Think of an annoying situation that has happened to you. Write your post. Write: who, when, where, what happened, how you felt.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
5a
1a)
A — have bad body odour
B — gossip about others
C — talk in the cinema
D — talk loudly on a mobile phone
E — have bad table manners
F — be late for an appointment
G — take things without asking
2b)
- F
- NS
- T
- NS
- T
- T
3
Liam — THROWN OUT
Suzy — HOLD YOUR NOSE
Chris — HEALTH WARNING
4
Idioms and meanings:
- get on my nerves — annoys me
- lost my temper — got angry
- felt really sorry for — sympathised with
- my heart sank — I started to feel sad/worried
- laughing their heads off — laughing a lot
- letting off steam — releasing my anger
- the final straw — the thing that made me feel unable to accept a situation any more
Example sentences:
- People talking loudly on the phone really get on my nerves.
- He lost his temper when the boys laughed at him.
- I felt really sorry for the waiter.
- My heart sank when I saw the broken window.
- The children were laughing their heads off at the joke.
- She went for a walk to let off steam.
- That rude comment was the final straw.
5
1 — B
2 — C
3 — A
4 — D
6
- gossiped — Past Simple, because it happened in the past.
- Have you seen / put / came / ate — Present Perfect for the result now, Past Simple for finished past actions.
- Have you visited — Present Perfect for an unfinished time period; went — Past Simple for a finished time.
- arrived — Past Simple; has been — Present Perfect for a repeated action up to now.
7
The most annoying situation is when people talk in the cinema. It is very rude and it spoils the film for everyone. I also think bad table manners are annoying because they make other people feel uncomfortable.
8
Last week I was on the bus when a man started talking loudly on his mobile phone. He was standing right next to me, and I could not hear my music. I felt really annoyed, but I said nothing and just waited until he got off.
