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Упр.1 Юнит 6 Урок 6 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 9 класс
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Упр.1 Юнит 6 Урок 6 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 9 класс

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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кузовлев 9 класс, Просвещение: 1 Children, teenagers and adults from different countries come to Britain to study at language courses and schools, especially in summer. 1) Group work. At the English lesson, Corinna is answering her classmates’ questions about the course she took in England. Read Corinna’s answers and the questions and make up their conversation. — Yes, I did. I was in Plymouth. I took a course of English at the college. — For 2 weeks. But there were 3- and 4-week courses there, too. — We had four lessons every morning, except Saturdays and Sundays. The lessons were interesting; the teachers used different ways of teaching. Besides, I spoke English after the lessons, too, and outside the classroom, I picked up many useful words. I think I became more fluent. — My class was small; there were eight students from different countries. I made friends with Roberta from Italy. — A lot of things. The programme was interesting. We went on excursions, played sports, went shopping. I really had a great time. — Yes, very much. The teachers were friendly and helpful. And I feel my English is better now. I’m going to take a 4-week course next summer. College of St Mark and St John Plymouth, Devon, England Small classes (ages 14+). Long & short courses all year. Examination preparation. Interesting activities & excursions. Large library. Sports centre. Language lab. Computer centre. Excellent family/hotel accommodation. Pleasant town. Further information: Tel: (0752) 777188 — How did you learn English? — How long did you study? — You spent good summer holidays, didn’t you? — Did you like the course? — And what did you do after the lessons? — Who was in your class? 2) Look at the course advertisement. What other questions might you ask Corinna? — Where did you live? — What examinations do they prepare for? 3) What questions do teens ask about language courses and schools? (AB упр.1) 4) Role play. You are talking about St Mark and St John College. Pupil card 1 You studied English for two weeks at St Mark and St John College. You liked the course. Answer your friend’s questions and recommend him/her to take an English course next summer there. Ways to recommend: It’ll be a great chance to … It’s really a good way to … It’s worth … because you could … Pupil card 2 Your friend studied English for two weeks in England. You ask him/her questions about the course and the college. You agree/disagree to take an English course giving reasons. Ways to agree/disagree: That’s a good point, and (but) … Maybe the best thing would be to … I’m (not) sure it’s a good way to … because … *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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1)

Corinna: Yes, I did. I was in Plymouth. I took a course of English at the college.

Classmate: How did you learn English?

Corinna: We had four lessons every morning, except Saturdays and Sundays. The lessons were interesting; the teachers used different ways of teaching. Besides, I spoke English after the lessons, too, and outside the classroom, I picked up many useful words. I think I became more fluent.

Classmate: How long did you study?

Corinna: For 2 weeks. But there were 3- and 4-week courses there, too.

Classmate: Who was in your class?

Corinna: My class was small; there were eight students from different countries. I made friends with Roberta from Italy.

Classmate: You spent good summer holidays, didn’t you?

Corinna: A lot of things. The programme was interesting. We went on excursions, played sports, went shopping. I really had a great time.

Classmate: Did you like the course?

Corinna: Yes, very much. The teachers were friendly and helpful. And I feel my English is better now. I’m going to take a 4-week course next summer.

2)

Possible questions:

  • Where did you live?
  • What examinations do they prepare for?
  • What activities and excursions did you have?
  • Was there a language lab or a computer centre?
  • Did you like the accommodation?

3)

Questions teens ask about language courses and schools:

  • How long are the courses?
  • How many lessons do you have a day?
  • What are the classes like?
  • Are the teachers friendly?
  • What activities do you have after lessons?
  • Where do students live?
  • How much does the course cost?
  • What exams can you prepare for?

4)

Pupil card 1:

I studied English for two weeks at St Mark and St John College. I liked the course very much. The classes were small, the teachers were friendly, and the lessons were interesting. We also had excursions and sports activities. It’ll be a great chance to improve your English and make new friends. It’s really a good way to spend your summer. It’s worth taking an English course there because you could speak English every day and become more fluent.

Pupil card 2:

Did you like the course? Where did you live? How many lessons did you have every day? What did you do after the lessons? Were the teachers helpful? I think it’s a good idea to take an English course there because you can improve your English and have a lot of interesting activities. That’s a good point, and I’d like to try it too. Maybe the best thing would be to go there next summer.



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