Стр.34 Unit 3 Деньги Деньги Деньги ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 8 класс
Recycle
Look at the adjectives. Which are for describing things?
Expensive, cheap, rich, poor, free.
- Check the meaning of these verbs in a dictionary. Which four can you see in the pictures?
buy, sell, spend, waste, lose, lend, borrow, swap, save, win, earn, advertise - (23) Listen and repeat.
- Translate the examples. Then complete the sentences with the red words.
Teenagers earn 3.40 pounds an hour in Britain.
You can win 1 million pounds on the lottery!
Will you lend me some money?
Can I borrow 10€?
Teenagers spend about 150 pounds on clothes every year.
Don’t waste money on clothes you don’t wear! - Look at the past form of the verbs from exercise 1. Are they regular or irregular?
bought, sold, spent, wasted, lost, lent, saved, borrowed, swapped, won, earned, advertised - Complete the text with past forms from exercise 4.
Last year I (1) ______ all my pocket money and I (2) ______ it on a new mountain bike. But I never really used the bike, so I decided to sell it. I (3) ______ the bike in my local newspaper, and a boy phoned me. He liked the bike, and I (4) ______ it for 60 pounds. Then I wanted to buy a computer games console, but I needed some more money! So I (5) ______ some money from my mum, and then I (6) ______ a Playstation.
Reading
- Match six of these words with the pictures.
pen, computer, island, van, snowmobile, paperclip, barbecue, doorknob - (24) Read and listen. Which things from exercise 6 did Kyle swap before he got the house?
1. buy, sell, spend, borrow
2. buy — покупать; sell — продавать; spend — тратить; waste — растрачивать впустую; lose — терять; lend — давать взаймы; borrow — брать взаймы; swap — обменивать; save — копить, сберегать; win — выигрывать; earn — зарабатывать; advertise — рекламировать.
3. 1 You waste money when you buy things you don’t need or want.
2 You spend money when you buy things you need or want.
3 You win a prize in a competition or on the lottery.
4 You earn money when you have a job.
5 You lend something to someone.
6 You borrow something from someone.
4. bought — irregular; sold — irregular; spent — irregular; wasted — regular; lost — irregular; lent — irregular; saved — regular; borrowed — regular; swapped — regular; won — irregular; earned — regular; advertised — regular.
5. Last year I saved all my pocket money and I spent it on a new mountain bike. But I never really used the bike, so I decided to sell it. I advertised the bike in my local newspaper, and a boy phoned me. He liked the bike, and I sold it for 60 pounds. Then I wanted to buy a computer games console, but I needed some more money! So I borrowed some money from my mum, and then I bought a Playstation.
6. pen, computer, island, van, snowmobile, paperclip
7. Ответ зависит от текста аудиозаписи.
