Стр.32 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 3 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс
3a Vocabulary
- a) Match the words to make phrases.
- go
- wear
- feel
- make
- donate
- recycle
- look after
- cross
- have
- volunteer
- A money to charity
- B stray animals
- C embarrassed
- D old materials
- E scruffy clothes
- F at a soup kitchen
- G small talk
- H the road
- I undercover
- J no official identity
b) Use some of the phrases from Ex. 1a in the correct form to complete the sentences.
- The community is encouraging residents to __________ in order to reduce waste.
- Molly went __________ as an elderly lady for a day; no one knew she was really only 25!
- Tim often __________ like worn out jeans and old T-shirts.
- Joan __________ in her community; she serves hot meals to homeless people every week.
- Henry finds it easy to __________ at parties; he chats about everyday topics like sport and movies.
- We should __________ and not let them roam on the streets.
- Fill in: for, across, into, out, of, up and off.
- John dozed __________ watching the late news.
- This chair isn’t very comfortable; it digs __________ my back.
- The dog curled __________ next to the fireplace and fell asleep.
- We tried to get rid __________ the annoying salesman by telling him we didn’t have any money.
- Tracy set __________ to investigate what happened to the missing money.
- I headed __________ the quietest place in the library to study.
- They were walking in the park when they came __________ a lost puppy.
- Fill in criticises, eye-opening, chatty, embarrassed, invisible, treat, debts, accused in the correct form.
- Tom couldn’t believe the poverty he saw in India; it was a really __________ experience.
- We should all __________ the elderly with respect.
- Polly felt really __________ when Tom was rude to the waitress.
- Now that Jill is unemployed she is having difficulty paying her __________.
- Maggie often __________ her sister for the way she dresses.
- Barbara is a __________ person who enjoys speaking to people when she’s out and about.
- The shop assistant __________ the young man of stealing the jacket.
- People walk by Patty, who’s homeless, every day as if they don’t see her; she feels __________.
Grammar
- Rewrite the sentences. Use: could, should, can/can’t, mustn’t or didn’t have to.
- It’s forbidden to park your car here.
- It wasn’t necessary for Jo to make a donation.
- It’s impossible for Alan to get unemployment benefits.
- Is it OK if I borrow your car?
- John had the ability to write when he was three years old.
- It’s a good idea to hold a fundraiser.
1. go undercover — go undercover
2. wear scruffy clothes — wear scruffy clothes
3. feel embarrassed — feel embarrassed
4. make small talk — make small talk
5. donate money to charity — donate money to charity
6. recycle old materials — recycle old materials
7. look after stray animals — look after stray animals
8. cross the road — cross the road
9. have no official identity — have no official identity
10. volunteer at a soup kitchen — volunteer at a soup kitchen
1. John dozed off watching the late news.
2. This chair isn’t very comfortable; it digs into my back.
3. The dog curled up next to the fireplace and fell asleep.
4. We tried to get rid of the annoying salesman by telling him we didn’t have any money.
5. Tracy set out to investigate what happened to the missing money.
6. I headed for the quietest place in the library to study.
7. They were walking in the park when they came across a lost puppy.
1. It was a really eye-opening experience.
2. We should all treat the elderly with respect.
3. Polly felt really embarrassed when Tom was rude to the waitress.
4. Now that Jill is unemployed she is having difficulty paying her debts.
5. Maggie often criticises her sister for the way she dresses.
6. Barbara is a chatty person who enjoys speaking to people when she’s out and about.
7. The shop assistant accused the young man of stealing the jacket.
8. People walk by Patty, who’s homeless, every day as if they don’t see her; she feels invisible.
1. You mustn’t park your car here.
2. Jo didn’t have to make a donation.
3. Alan can’t get unemployment benefits.
4. Can I borrow your car?
5. John could write when he was three years old.
6. You should hold a fundraiser.








