Упр.2 Unit 5 Reader ГДЗ English Кузовлев 7 класс
Vocabulary. Before reading the story write down the meaning of the following words.
Words Meaning before reading Meaning after reading Confident A face Slow Fast On time Too Read the story and identify the meaning of the words by context. Complete the table (ex. 1).
Once there was a very fine clock that was named Ticky. His friend, Professor Horace John Morris, had brought Ticky from Switzerland one day, in the winter time, many years ago. Since then Ticky and the Professor had become very good friends and they understood each other well. Professor Horace John Morris did not like when people called him “Professor Horace”, and that is why Ticky called him “Professor Morris” first and then he called him “Professor John”, which pleased the Professor very much.
“You are a very fine clock, Tick,” he said one night. “You are always on time, and you are never too fast or too slow. In fact, you are the most confident of all my friends.”
“I’m happy to hear it, Professor John,” Ticky answered, “and I know that my grandfather, who lives in a castle on top of a mountain in Austria, will also be happy to hear it.”
“To be perfectly honest, Ticky,” said Professor John, “I usually do not care about grandfather’s clocks. They are so very tall that one can never look into their faces and see what they are thinking. But your grandfather must be a very special clock, because it is always a good thing to have a grandfather who lives in a castle.”
Why did Professor Morris like his friend Ticky? Tick true statements.
- Ticky was a clock that understood Professor Morris well.
- was always on time.
- was never too fast or too slow.
- had a grandfather who lived in a castle.
- was very tall.
- was very special.
Find sentences with who and which in the story. Read the Grammar in Focus note and translate the sentences.
1) Vocabulary
| Word | Meaning before reading | Meaning after reading |
|---|---|---|
| confident | уверенный | уверенный |
| a face | лицо | циферблат |
| slow | медленный | медленный, отстающий |
| fast | быстрый | быстрый, спешащий |
| on time | вовремя | вовремя |
| too | слишком | слишком |
3) True statements:
- Ticky was a clock that understood Professor Morris well.
- Ticky was always on time.
- Ticky was never too fast or too slow.
- Ticky was very special.
4) Sentences with who and which:
- Since then Ticky and the Professor had become very good friends and they understood each other well. — С тех пор Тикки и профессор стали очень хорошими друзьями и хорошо понимали друг друга.
- I’m happy to hear it, Professor John, said Ticky, and I know that my grandfather, who lives in a castle on top of a mountain in Austria, will also be happy to hear it. — Я рад это слышать, профессор Джон, — сказал Тикки, — и я знаю, что мой дедушка, который живёт в замке на вершине горы в Австрии, тоже будет рад это услышать.
- They are so very tall that one can never look into their faces and see what they are thinking. — Они такие высокие, что никогда нельзя заглянуть им в лицо и понять, о чём они думают.
- But your grandfather must be a very special clock, because it is always a good thing to have a grandfather who lives in a castle. — Но твой дедушка, должно быть, очень особенные часы, потому что всегда хорошо иметь дедушку, который живёт в замке.







