Упр.7 Юнит 1 Step 5 ГДЗ Rainbow English 9 класс
- A. Listen to the dialogue then read it. Act it out.
The Morrisons are spending a Sunday evening at home.
Mrs Morrison: Tea is ready. Jim, please, turn on the telly. Come on everybody, sit down at table.
Mr Morrison: Well, here we are. But wait a moment, Jim. Don’t turn the telly on yet before we know what we’re going to see. I’m just looking at the programmes.
Jim: Dad, there is a good cowboy film on.
Susie: Oh, no. We are not going to sit through the evening watching cowboys, my dear brother.
Mr Morrison: Sue, stop talking like that, and Jim, you haven’t asked mum what programme she would like to see.
Mrs Morrison: It’s true, Jim, isn’t it? I’m all for a good comedy.
Jim: While you’re talking about it we are missing the film.
Mr Morrison: If you ask me, I would like to watch the football match that is on.
Susie: Oh, dad, you know I hate football. Let’s see what is on and decide what we all would like to watch.
Mrs Morrison: I agree with Sue. So, what’s on, dear?
Mr Morrison: There’s a crime film starting in ten minutes and an opera on BBC 2.
Jim: An opera… It sounds a bit too much for a Sunday evening.
Susie: But it is a rock opera and quite modern, Jim.
Mrs Morrison: What’s on BBC 1?
Mr Morrison: “The Cry in the Night” with Benjamin Wilson in the main role.
Susie: Put it on, Jim, if mum agrees.
Mrs Morrison: I have always liked Benjamin Wilson as an actor.
- B. Make up your own dialogues between two friends choosing a programme to watch. Use some of the underlined phrases from Part A.
A: What’s on TV tonight?
B: There’s a comedy on BBC 1 and a football match on BBC 2.
A: I’m all for a good comedy. Let’s see what is on and decide what we all would like to watch.
B: If you ask me, I would like to watch the football match.
A: Oh, no. I hate football. What about the comedy?
B: It sounds a bit too much for a Monday evening, but we can try it.
A: Put it on, then. I think we’ll enjoy it.
