Номер 2, страница 19 - гдз по английскому языку 11 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Unit 1. Steps to Your Career. Step 4 - номер 2, страница 19.

Условие.

2 Listen, (6) and read.

A. advanced [ədˈvɑ:nst] — продвинутый, более высокого уровня, передовой

apply [əˈplaı] — 1) подавать заявление; 2) обращаться

application — заявление, заявка

applicant — кандидат, претендент

compulsory [kəmˈpʌlsəri] — обязательный

last [lɑ:st] — длиться, продолжаться

research [rıˈsɜ:t∫] — 1) n исследование; 2) v исследовать

set [set] — набор, комплект, ряд

tuition [tjuˈı∫n] — 1) обучение; 2) плата за обучение

turn [tɜ:n] — очередь

nursery school/kindergarten — детский сад

(the) so-called — так называемый

B. advanced: advanced technology, advanced ideas, advanced nations, advanced level, advanced in years. The girl is very advanced for her age. There are two levels of exams in British secondary schools — ordinary and advanced.

apply: 1) to apply for a job, to apply for a visa. They advertised three jobs, and over 50 people applied. 2) to apply to somebody. My words do not apply to those who have just arrived.

application: to make an application, an application form. An application form is a printed list of questions that you answer to try to get a job or a place at university.

applicant: a job applicant, a university applicant. Among the applicants only four people were successful.

compulsory: a compulsory subject, compulsory education. School uniform is no longer compulsory in many British schools.

last: to last (for) some time. The game lasts an hour and a half. The festival lasted for two weeks. The weather is wonderful! I hope it will last.

research n: linguistic research, to carry out research. There is clearly a need for further research on this topic. Scientists are carrying out research into the effects of these drugs.

research v: to research a problem. The subject has not been researched before.

set: a set of keys, a set of tools, a set of rules. Do three sets of the exercises I gave you last week.

tuition: 1) to get tuition, to work for one’s tuition, to pay one’s tuition. She worked for her tuition before going to university. He has been getting tuition in modern languages.

turn: somebody’s turn to do something. It’s your turn to wash the plates: I did it in the morning. Whose turn is it to water the plants?

nursery school/kindergarten: What does Mary do? — She is a nursery school teacher. The word “kindergarten” is of German origin.

(the) so-called: Are these people your so-called friends? The time of the so-called entrance exams to universities has passed.

Решение.