Номер 5, страница 36 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Unit 1. In harmony with yourself. Step 8 - номер 5, страница 36.

Условие.

5 Listen, (13), and read.

A.

capable ['keıpəbl] — способный

income ['ɪnkʌm] — доход

key [ki:] — ключ

level ['levəl] — уровень

raise [reɪz] — 1) поднимать; 2) растить

research [rɪ'sɜ:tʃ] — исследование

single ['sɪŋgl] — 1) единственный; 2) незамужний, холостой

tend [tend] — склоняться, иметь тенденцию

according to — согласно

bare necessities — насущные потребности

neither... nor... — ни...ни...

senior citizens — пожилые люди, люди пенсионного возраста

B.

capable: a capable student, capable and enthusiastic, to be capable of doing something. It is an ambitious programme but you are capable of achieving good results.

income: a low income, a monthly income. What is your annual income? The family didn't have any source of income when George died.

key: a key to the door, house keys, car keys, a key to happiness. Where is the key to the back door?

level: a high level, a low level, at the same level, high levels of stress at work. The river has been at its highest level for several years. The level of crime here is really high.

raise: 1) to raise something, to raise your hand, to raise oneself, to raise your voice, to raise a cup to your lips. She could hardly raise herself out of the armchair. They raised the prices. 2) to raise a child, to raise a family. For many parents raising children is a very positive thing. She was raised by her grandparents.

research: medical research, the latest research, further research on the topic, to carry out research. Recent research shows that the situation is improving. Who is carrying out the historical research of the problem?

single: 1) a single day, a single bed, every single penny. There was a single silver ring in the box. 2) to be single. Please state if you are married or single.

tend: to tend to do something. The gym tends to get very busy at about 6 o'clock. Religion is personal and I tend not to talk about it.

according to: We should work according to our plan.

bare necessities: Some families don't have enough money for the bare necessities like food.

neither...nor: Neither he nor she has (have — informal) a key to the problem. Neither you nor we can finish the research.

senior citizens: We should have some clubs for senior citizens in our town.

Решение.