Стр.128 Revision 3 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 9 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 9 класс, Русское слово: English sketches
Listen and read. Then act out the sketch in groups.
CHARACTERS
Katie A 16-year-old blind girl
Greg Katie’s new boyfriend
Mum Katie’s mother
Dad Katie’s father
Jo Greg’s boss
At JoJam Records
Katie Excuse me. Have you got any classical music? Oh. and any heavy metal? Like that song from the Daredevil soundtrack?
Greg Oh, I know the one you mean. It’s over there, look. Next to jazz. And classical music is near the door.
Katie Over there? Sorry. I can’t… Dad?
Dad Just here. love. Which one do you want me to look for?
Greg Oh, I’m really sorry! I didn’t realise you were… urn…
Katie Blind? Don’t worry. But if you could give me a hand, that would be wonderful. Dad, if you want to get some classical music, you could look … urn … near the door?
Greg Yes. that’s right, over there.
Dad But. Katie…
Katie I’ll be fine. Dad. Relax. This young man can be my eyes.
Dad Fine. then. But if you need anything, I won’t be far away.
Greg So. what are we looking for?
Katie [sighs] Oh. anything that brings me to life. I must find music that I can see.
Greg You can see music? Wow!
Katie [embarrassed] No, I can’t see music. But when you listen to some music, don’t you see pictures — in your mind?
Greg Oh yes! If the music inspires me. I can. But not always.
Katie Well, I’m the same. I sometimes hear a song on the radio and I can see things I thought I’d forgotten — faces, colours … I love music!
Greg Well, let’s take six or seven CDs to the counter and I’ll play them to you.
Katie Oh. thanks! But I mustn’t take up too much of your time. You mustn’t give me special attention…
Greg No problem. The shop isn’t busy today, anyway. It used to be full on Saturday mornings, but not now. People don’t buy so many CDs now. And this way. you may find something you like, something new…
Katie OK. Dad! I’m going to stay here with …
Greg Greg.
Katie … with Greg and choose some music.
Dad Katie. Mum said we had to be home for lunch and she wanted us to get the fish.
Katie Da-ad. You can buy the fish. Please. Can I stay here? You could come and get me in half an hour…
Dad Oh, alright. But you mustn’t leave this shop! I’ll be back in 30 minutes.
That afternoon
Jo How were things this morning? I saw you talking to a girl for a long time.
Greg She’s amazing. Jo. I really want to get to know her. I’ve never met anyone like her before!
Jo You’ve never met a blind girl before?
Greg Well, it’s true she’s blind, but that’s not why she’s special.
Jo [amused] So what does she think of you?
Greg I think she likes me. She asked if she could touch my face, because she wanted to know what I looked like. I couldn’t just let her walk out of my life after that — so I asked her out. And she said yes!
Jo It might not be easy, you know. After all, she is blind. Have you thought about that?
Greg Yes. but it will be OK. I can tell her what things look like and she can tell me what they sound or feel like.
Jo Well. Greg. I’m very happy for you!
At Katie’s house a few days later
Mum [anxiously] Greg might leave you. We don’t want you to be hurt.
Katie Mum. I am 16 and I really like Greg. You have to let me go out with him! You’ll like him.
Mum Your dad and I are worried.
Katie Well, Tennyson said it was better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. And maybe I won’t lose him.
Mum You and your books and music! I hope he likes reading.
Katie He loves reading. He reads to me a lot. [sound of doorbell] That must be him!
Mum [excited now] You said he would be punctual! That’s a good sign! [sound of Dad opening the door]
Dad Hello, come in. Oh. that’s nice! Darling.
Greg’s brought us some flowers!
Greg Oh. I…
Mum Oh, they’re lovely. Thank you!
Katie [laughing] Mum, this is Greg! *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
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At JoJam Records
Katie: Excuse me. Have you got any classical music? Oh, and any heavy metal? Like that song from the Daredevil soundtrack?
Greg: Oh, I know the one you mean. It’s over there, look. Next to jazz. And classical music is near the door.
Katie: Over there? Sorry. I can’t… Dad?
Dad: Just here, love. Which one do you want me to look for?
Greg: Oh, I’m really sorry! I didn’t realise you were… um…
Katie: Blind? Don’t worry. But if you could give me a hand, that would be wonderful. Dad, if you want to get some classical music, you could look … um … near the door?
Greg: Yes, that’s right, over there.
Dad: But, Katie…
Katie: I’ll be fine, Dad. Relax. This young man can be my eyes.
Dad: Fine, then. But if you need anything, I won’t be far away.
Greg: So, what are we looking for?
Katie: [sighs] Oh, anything that brings me to life. I must find music that I can see.
Greg: You can see music? Wow!
Katie: [embarrassed] No, I can’t see music. But when you listen to some music, don’t you see pictures in your mind?
Greg: Oh yes! If the music inspires me, I can. But not always.
Katie: Well, I’m the same. I sometimes hear a song on the radio and I can see things I thought I’d forgotten — faces, colours … I love music!
Greg: Well, let’s take six or seven CDs to the counter and I’ll play them to you.
Katie: Oh, thanks! But I mustn’t take up too much of your time. You mustn’t give me special attention…
Greg: No problem. The shop isn’t busy today, anyway. It used to be full on Saturday mornings, but not now. People don’t buy so many CDs now. And this way, you may find something you like, something new…
Katie: OK. Dad! I’m going to stay here with …
Greg: Greg.
Katie: … with Greg and choose some music.
Dad: Katie. Mum said we had to be home for lunch and she wanted us to get the fish.
Katie: Da-ad. You can buy the fish. Please. Can I stay here? You could come and get me in half an hour…
Dad: Oh, alright. But you mustn’t leave this shop! I’ll be back in 30 minutes.
That afternoon
Jo: How were things this morning? I saw you talking to a girl for a long time.
Greg: She’s amazing, Jo. I really want to get to know her. I’ve never met anyone like her before!
Jo: You’ve never met a blind girl before?
Greg: Well, it’s true she’s blind, but that’s not why she’s special.
Jo: [amused] So what does she think of you?
Greg: I think she likes me. She asked if she could touch my face, because she wanted to know what I looked like. I couldn’t just let her walk out of my life after that — so I asked her out. And she said yes!
Jo: It might not be easy, you know. After all, she is blind. Have you thought about that?
Greg: Yes, but it will be OK. I can tell her what things look like and she can tell me what they sound or feel like.
Jo: Well, Greg. I’m very happy for you!
At Katie’s house a few days later
Mum: [anxiously] Greg might leave you. We don’t want you to be hurt.
Katie: Mum, I am 16 and I really like Greg. You have to let me go out with him! You’ll like him.
Mum: Your dad and I are worried.
Katie: Well, Tennyson said it was better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. And maybe I won’t lose him.
Mum: You and your books and music! I hope he likes reading.
Katie: He loves reading. He reads to me a lot. [sound of doorbell] That must be him!
Mum: [excited now] You said he would be punctual! That’s a good sign! [sound of Dad opening the door]
Dad: Hello, come in. Oh, that’s nice! Darling, Greg’s brought us some flowers!
Greg: Oh, I…
Mum: Oh, they’re lovely. Thank you!
Katie: [laughing] Mum, this is Greg!
