Listening, страница 24 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс (spotlight) учебник Афанасьева, Дули

Module 1. Spotlight on Exams. Page 24.

Speaker A: One way to keep friendships fresh is to keep having unusual experiences. My friends and I have a sort of competition. Who can come up with the craziest idea for something to do together? Then we do it. We've got some great memories and we always have something to talk about.

Speaker B: Friends are great for giving you advice, on relationships, on schoolwork, and on fashion. We go to the shopping centre together and decide what to buy. Not only is it a good way to make sure your new purchases suit you, it means we don't accidentally buy the same thing.

Speaker C: Because I'm studying in the US, I can't be with my friends from my town. Luckily, thanks to social media, and especially instant messaging, we're always in touch. Still, I'm looking forward to finishing here and seeing them in person.

Speaker D: Some people go out on the town at weekends, but my friends and I have a different arrangement. One of us organises an event at their house. It's usually watching a new DVD or playing a computer game. It's cheap and great fun.

Speaker E: There's something about being physically active with people your own age. That's why my best friends are the other people on my water polo team. After practice and matches, we go out for a meal together. Some of my colleagues at work play indoor football, and sometimes I join them. It's definitely good for building relationships.

Speaker F: I suppose it always happens when you leave school or university, you move away, get settled in a job, and in the evenings you just want to sit on the sofa in front of the TV. That's why I'm delighted to get invitations to birthdays, weddings, or New Year parties. It's a great chance to catch up.

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Speaker A: One way to keep friendships fresh is to keep having unusual experiences. My friends and I have a sort of competition. Who can come up with the craziest idea for something to do together? Then we do it. We've got some great memories and we always have something to talk about.

Speaker B: Friends are great for giving you advice, on relationships, on schoolwork, and on fashion. We go to the shopping centre together and decide what to buy. Not only is it a good way to make sure your new purchases suit you, it means we don't accidentally buy the same thing.

Speaker C: Because I'm studying in the US, I can't be with my friends from my town. Luckily, thanks to social media, and especially instant messaging, we're always in touch. Still, I'm looking forward to finishing here and seeing them in person.

Speaker D: Some people go out on the town at weekends, but my friends and I have a different arrangement. One of us organises an event at their house. It's usually watching a new DVD or playing a computer game. It's cheap and great fun.

Speaker E: There's something about being physically active with people your own age. That's why my best friends are the other people on my water polo team. After practice and matches, we go out for a meal together. Some of my colleagues at work play indoor football, and sometimes I join them. It's definitely good for building relationships.

Speaker F: I suppose it always happens when you leave school or university, you move away, get settled in a job, and in the evenings you just want to sit on the sofa in front of the TV. That's why I'm delighted to get invitations to birthdays, weddings, or New Year parties. It's a great chance to catch up.

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