Номер 105, страница 154 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс (enjoy english) учебник Биболетова, Бабушис

105 Work in groups of 5. Assign the roles and act the situation out. See "How to do a role-play" in "Learning strategies" (page 169).

Student A: You are the host father.

You come from the US and you are 38 years old. You live in New York and you have a wife and two children aged 14 and 5. You have a Russian student Tanya staying with you for a year. It's Sunday now and you are having breakfast together.

Tanya has cooked a traditional Russian dish for you — pancakes. You don't find them tasty but you feel pleased with Tanya's attempt to treat you with this dish. Your younger daughter keeps moaning and saying she doesn't like the pancakes at all and that she's not going to eat them. Tanya feels really bad. You want to calm everyone down and sort out the situation.

Student B: You are the host mother.

You come from the US and you are 35 years old. You live in New York and you have a husband and two children aged 14 and 5. You have a Russian student Tanya staying with you for a year. It's Sunday now and you are having breakfast together.

Tanya has cooked a traditional Russian dish for you — pancakes. You don't find them tasty but you feel pleased with Tanya's attempt to treat you with this dish. Your younger daughter keeps moaning and saying she doesn't like the pancakes at all and that she is not going to eat them. Tanya feels really bad. You want to cheer Tanya up and to stop your younger daughter from behaving so impolitely.

Student D: You are the younger sister in the family.

You come from the US. You are 5 years old and you live in New York with your mother, father and older brother. At the moment, a Russian girl is staying with your family for a year. She has cooked a dish which you can't stand — pancakes. They are not sweet and too oily and you don't feel like you can eat them at all. You actually feel sick when you look at them. Your parents don't seem to be listening to you but you keep complaining and repeating that you are not going to eat them.

Student E: You are an exchange student.

You are 14 and you come from Russia. At the moment, you are staying with a host family in New York for a year. You've got a host father, a host mother, a brother who is 14 and a little sister who is 5 years old. You are enjoying your stay a lot and today you have decided to surprise your host family. You've cooked Russian pancakes. You are not very good at cooking since you hadn't done much of it before coming to the US but you've done your best in trying to make them in the same way your mother has always done. Tell your host family you've cooked something special for them and treat them with your pancakes.

Student C: You are the elder son in the family.

You come from the US. You are 14 and you live in New York. You have a younger sister who is 5. At the moment a Russian girl is staying with your family for a year. As she is a girl, you don't have much in common though you get on quite well with each other.

Tanya has cooked a traditional Russian dish for you and your family — pancakes. You are not too keen on this kind of food. Your younger sister keeps moaning and saying she doesn't like the pancakes and that she is not going to eat them. You are in a hurry because you are meeting your friends to play football. You don't have to do anything about the situation.