Упр.2 Unit 5 Закрепление материала в Рабочей тетради ГДЗ English Кузовлев 9 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кузовлев 9 класс, Просвещение: 2. Grammar. Sue Townsend was a famous British writer. Here is an extract from her column in Sainsbury’s The Magazine. 1) Fill in the gaps with suitable pronouns. There is an example at the beginning (0) The last thing I want is (0) somebody who advises me. But I’ve been asked recently to write a book of advice for young people. I know young people don’t read advice books — they think they know (1) everything. They also think that (2) anybody who gives advice is not worth listening to. But here are (3) some pieces. They are not in any order of importance. 1 Only wear white socks if you are playing tennis. 2 Read for at least an hour (4) every day. 3 Remember that (5) all governments tell lies. 4 Do not buy jewellery. (6) somebody will only take it away from you 5 Ask questions. And talk to strangers. 6 Try to get part-time work as a waiter or waitress. You will learn several useful things: how to deal with people, the secrets of the professional kitchen and how to behave in restaurants. 7 Don’t believe the shop assistant when she tells you that you look wonderful in the dress you tried on for laugh. 8 Never read advice columns. 2) Report these pieces of advice, putting them in order of importance for you. Sue Townsend advised *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

1) Fill in the gaps with suitable pronouns.

1. They also think that anybody who gives advice is not worth listening to.
2. But here are some pieces.
3. Read for at least an hour every day.
4. Remember that all governments tell lies.
5. Do not buy jewellery. Somebody will only take it away from you.

2) Reported advice.

1. Sue Townsend advised us to only wear white socks if we were playing tennis.
2. Sue Townsend advised us to read for at least an hour every day.
3. Sue Townsend advised us to remember that all governments tell lies.
4. Sue Townsend advised us not to buy jewellery because somebody would only take it away from us.
5. Sue Townsend advised us to ask questions and talk to strangers.
6. Sue Townsend advised us to try to get part-time work as a waiter or waitress.
7. Sue Townsend advised us not to believe the shop assistant when she told us that we looked wonderful in the dress we had tried on for fun.
8. Sue Townsend advised us never to read advice columns.