Стр.42 Unit 5 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 8 класс

GRAMMAR AND LISTENING

1. Read the email and answer the questions.

   Where does Sanne come from?
   Where is she at the moment?
   What is she doing there?

   Hi Monica!

   How are you? Just a quick note to say that I’m fine. I arrived in London late on Thursday. The Colliers met me at the airport. They’re the couple whose son I’m looking after. Mr Collier’s a lawyer and he’s really nice. Mrs Collier is a teacher and she’s very strict! But Charles is really sweet – he has got a lot of little friends who come to play with him in the afternoons. I love being a childminder.

   The Colliers live in a villa in a quiet street in Hampstead. Hampstead is a district in North London where a lot of rich people live! In fact, nearly everyone that lives here is an actor or a rock star! I even saw Hugh Grant yesterday (I think)!

   England’s very different from the Netherlands though. I still don’t know how to use the taps in the bathroom. And I don’t like the food very much, although one thing that I really love here is custard – it’s a sweet yellow sauce which the British put on puddings. And you were right – tea with milk is absolutely disgusting!

   I’m sending some photos which I took with my new camera – hope you like them! I’m going back to Rotterdam for a few days at Christmas. I hope you can come and visit me this time.

   Best wishes,
   Sanne XX

   PS. The Colliers have a rabbit called Robbie that sleeps in a little bed in the kitchen! See the photo.

2. Match the titles of the attachments 1–4 from Sanne’s email with the photos A–D.

   1. Robbie
   2. How does this work?
   3. The Colliers’ Villa
   4. Custard

3. Look at Sanne’s email again and answer the questions.

   Which of the words in bold is referring to

   a) people? who and that
   b) possessions? whose
   c) objects or things? that and which
   d) places? where

4. Look at sentences 1 and 2. Then choose the correct answer to the rule, a or b.

   1. One thing (that) I really love here is custard. It’s a sweet yellow sauce (which) the British put on puddings.

   2. Everyone that lives here is an actor or a rock star.

   We can leave out who/which/that when they are followed by

   a) a pronoun (a word like you, she, everybody) or a noun.
   b) a verb.