ГДЗ до підручника «Англійська мова» Л.В. Калініної. 6 клас
p. 182, ex. VI. I enjoy cooking very much. Help yourself to my favourite cakes. First I chopped the butter and mixed it with the flour and eggs, and then I minced it in the food processor. After that I put the biscuits into the oven and fifteen minutes later they were ready for us. Then I added some cream and nuts. I’m a foodie, and you?
Unit seven. Welcome to the English-Speaking World So Many Countries So Many Cultures
p. 184, ex. 1 a) What is the capital of Great Britain? — It is London.
What is the emblem of Canada? — A maple leaf.
What animal lives in Australia? — A kangaroo.
What is the capital of New Zealand? — Wellington.
How many states are there in the USA? — 50 states.
Look at the pictures and put questions to the answers given.
— Where do the English buy fresh baked bread? — At the corner shops, I think.
— What do the English eat for breakfast? — Porridge.
— Where does a kangaroo live? — Kangaroos live in Australia.
— Where do teenagers of the USA like to spend time? — Teenagers of the USA like to spend time in the mall.
— What team game do Canadian boys enjoy playing? — Canadian boys enjoy playing hockey.
— Where do American children like eating out? — In McDonald’s.
— What do you know about rugby? — It's a favourite sport in Britain.
p. 184, ex. 2 b). 1. I have learned about animal life in Australia. — d) So have I.
2. I don't know much about Maori people. — a) Neither do I.
3. I can go to London in summer. — f) So can I.
4. Phil doesn't play hockey as his Canadian friend Jeremy. — g) Neither do I.
5. I'm good at English traditions. — b) So am I.
6. My English friend Lucy hasn't visited the USA yet. — c) Neither have I.
p. 187, ex. 2. 1. What is your lifelong dream? — To visit English speaking countries.
2. What must a traveller to English speaking countries know not to behave like a bull in a China shop? — He must know all the cultural do's and don'ts.
3. What cultural do's and don’ts do you know? — Be polite. Don’t speak too loudly. Mind your manners. Don’t point with your finger at the object or a person.
4. What excursions do you like to have in an English speaking country? — I’d like to visit the capitals and the places of interest.
5. What must a traveller know to feel at home in any English speaking country? — To speak English and to know all the traditions and customs.
6. Planning a trip abroad what must you do beforehand? — I must study English.
p. 188, ex. VI. At home. My lifelong dream is to visit Australia. Firstly, I study English and this is an English speaking country. Secondly, I want to see beautiful nature and the animals that live only there. Besides, I’d like to see a famous Opera House. But most of all I want to meet the Australians and to learn more about their traditions and customs.
p. 189, ex. 2. 1. What are the cultural do’s of Great Britain?
2. I know little about this agricultural area.
3. Testing is a big educational problem.
4. Bristol is a big industrial city.
5. It is a well-known historical event.
6. I adore this musical programme.
p. 189, ex. 3.
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Steve |
Ann |
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has grades „A „ in English, has already learnt a lot about great inventors and inventions, music and TV culture, places to visit and popular hobbies in some English-speaking countries |
is a great admirer of animals and rare plants, wants to have a mind trip to the English — speaking countries |
p. 190, ex. VI. 1) A: Gee! Look at my test scores. They are straight A’s.
B: What do you mean? I can see elevens and even a twelve in your paper.
A: Don’t you know? In America they use letter grades.. So, as language learners, we can speak as American kids do.
B: Now I see. Congratulations! Now you can travel to the English — speaking world easily.
A: I’d very much love to. It is my life-time dream.
B: One day it will come true, I’m sure. You’d better get ready for the trip beforehand.
A: I have already learnt a lot about great inventors and inventions, music and TV culture, places to visit and popular hobbies in some English-speaking countries.
B: Good of you, but it’s not half enough. There is much more to learn about the English-speaking world: writers and books, actors and films, singers and songs, art and artists.
A: I know, I know. It will help me very much.
Discovering English-Speaking Countries
