Номер 4, страница 68 - гдз по английскому языку 11 класс рабочая тетрадь Вербицкая, Фрикер

Английский язык (english), 11 класс Рабочая тетрадь (workbook), авторы: Вербицкая Мария Валерьевна (Verbitskaya Maria), Фрикер Род (Fricker Rod), Миндрул Ольга Сергеевна (Mindrul Olga), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2016

Авторы: Вербицкая М. В., Фрикер Р., Миндрул О. С.

Тип: workbook (Рабочая тетрадь)

Серия: forward

Издательство: Просвещение, Pearson Education Limited, Вентана-граф

Год издания: 2016 - 2026

Уровень обучения: базовый

Цвет обложки: синий, белый

ISBN: 978-5-360-06949-2 (2016)

Unit 9. Give me a clue - номер 4, страница 68.

№4 (с. 68)
Условие. №4 (с. 68)
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Track sixteen.

One.

My aunt died last year and I was very surprised that she'd left me something in her will. I know I should have saved it, but I didn't. I blew it. I resigned from work and took my friends out to dinner and on holidays. They thought I was mad but didn't complain. Well, a year later, it had all gone. Now I wish I'd acted differently because one day I might want to buy a house or start a business and it could have been very useful.

Two.

I'd always been good at school, top of the class, without really having to try. I thought I could pass A levels with the same attitude. It didn't work out. You were treated more like an adult, given a lot of responsibility for your own studying. There's a lot of background reading to do, and no one checks to see if you've done it. I was shocked when I got my results and I didn't get into the university I wanted. I still got a good job though.

Three.

I've always been an outdoor type of person. I've bungee jumped and gone white water rafting. I was always very careful about safety. Then, one time I went on holiday with a few friends and got too confident. I didn't check the equipment, didn't tell anyone where I was, broke all the rules and spent three months in hospital as a result. Luckily I recovered, but I'm much more careful now.

Four.

When I went to university, I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I studied art and decided to sell my work at galleries. My friend who studied marketing was going to help. In the end, she got a better offer and I had to do everything alone. I'm not great at business and I don't know how I survived during my twenty's and thirty's. Luckily, I was discovered at the grand old age of forty-six and now I've got my own gallery.

Five.

I was working as a waiter to get a bit of money. At the same time I was going to college in the morning so I wasn't getting much sleep. I found it more and more difficult to concentrate and it was no surprise when the boss told me that I would have to improve or he would have to get rid of me. Well, I didn't and he did. But I did well at college and got an excellent job in computing.

Six.

Jerry and I have been friends since we were kids. He became a milkman and I worked in a factory. After a few years, I got promoted to supervisor and he got sacked and started working in the factory. The problem was, he wasn't very good at his job and I had to talk to him about it. He didn't like that at all, told me I'd changed and should be nicer to him. In the end he left, but we're friends again now and laugh about it.

Seven.

After school, I didn't know what I wanted to do. Then, one day, a friend told me about an idea she'd had. It meant that we would have to borrow a lot of money and we'd be in debt for a few years, and I didn't want to take that risk. She found another partner and a few years later, their business really took off. Now, I'm earning three hundred and fifty pounds a week and she's worth about two million. I often wonder what my life would be like if I'd taken that risk.

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Track sixteen.
Трек шестнадцать.

One.
Один.

My aunt died last year and I was very surprised that she'd left me something in her will. I know I should have saved it, but I didn't. I blew it. I resigned from work and took my friends out to dinner and on holidays. They thought I was mad but didn't complain. Well, a year later, it had all gone. Now I wish I'd acted differently because one day I might want to buy a house or start a business and it could have been very useful.
Моя тетя умерла в прошлом году, и я был очень удивлен, что она оставила мне что-то в своем завещании. Я знаю, что должен был сохранить это, но не сделал этого. Я все растратил. Я уволился с работы и водил друзей на ужины и в отпуска. Они думали, что я сошел с ума, но не жаловались. Ну, год спустя, все это исчезло. Теперь я жалею, что не поступил иначе, потому что однажды я, возможно, захочу купить дом или начать бизнес, и это могло бы быть очень полезно.

Two.
Два.

I'd always been good at school, top of the class, without really having to try. I thought I could pass A levels with the same attitude. It didn't work out. You were treated more like an adult, given a lot of responsibility for your own studying. There's a lot of background reading to do, and no one checks to see if you've done it. I was shocked when I got my results and I didn't get into the university I wanted. I still got a good job though.
Я всегда хорошо учился в школе, был лучшим в классе, не прилагая особых усилий. Я думал, что смогу сдать экзамены A-level с таким же подходом. Не получилось. К тебе относились скорее как ко взрослому, возлагая большую ответственность за собственную учебу. Нужно много читать дополнительной литературы, и никто не проверяет, сделал ли ты это. Я был шокирован, когда получил свои результаты и не поступил в университет, в который хотел. Хотя я все равно получил хорошую работу.

Three.
Три.

I've always been an outdoor type of person. I've bungee jumped and gone white water rafting. I was always very careful about safety. Then, one time I went on holiday with a few friends and got too confident. I didn't check the equipment, didn't tell anyone where I was, broke all the rules and spent three months in hospital as a result. Luckily I recovered, but I'm much more careful now.
Я всегда был человеком, любящим активный отдых. Я прыгал с тарзанки и занимался рафтингом по бурной воде. Я всегда очень тщательно относился к безопасности. Затем, однажды я поехал в отпуск с друзьями и стал слишком самоуверенным. Я не проверил снаряжение, никому не сказал, где я нахожусь, нарушил все правила и в итоге провел три месяца в больнице. К счастью, я выздоровел, но теперь я гораздо осторожнее.

Four.
Четыре.

When I went to university, I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I studied art and decided to sell my work at galleries. My friend who studied marketing was going to help. In the end, she got a better offer and I had to do everything alone. I'm not great at business and I don't know how I survived during my twenty's and thirty's. Luckily, I was discovered at the grand old age of forty-six and now I've got my own gallery.
Когда я поступил в университет, я точно знал, чем хочу заниматься. Я изучал искусство и решил продавать свои работы в галереях. Моя подруга, которая изучала маркетинг, собиралась мне помочь. В итоге она получила более выгодное предложение, и мне пришлось все делать одному. Я не очень хорошо разбираюсь в бизнесе, и не знаю, как я выжил в свои двадцать и тридцать лет. К счастью, меня открыли в почтенном возрасте сорока шести лет, и теперь у меня есть своя галерея.

Five.
Пять.

I was working as a waiter to get a bit of money. At the same time I was going to college in the morning so I wasn't getting much sleep. I found it more and more difficult to concentrate and it was no surprise when the boss told me that I would have to improve or he would have to get rid of me. Well, I didn't and he did. But I did well at college and got an excellent job in computing.
Я работал официантом, чтобы немного заработать. В то же время я ходил в колледж по утрам, поэтому спал очень мало. Мне становилось все труднее концентрироваться, и неудивительно, что начальник сказал мне, что я должен улучшиться, иначе ему придется меня уволить. Что ж, я не улучшился, и он уволил. Но я хорошо учился в колледже и получил отличную работу в сфере компьютеров.

Six.
Шесть.

Jerry and I have been friends since we were kids. He became a milkman and I worked in a factory. After a few years, I got promoted to supervisor and he got sacked and started working in the factory. The problem was, he wasn't very good at his job and I had to talk to him about it. He didn't like that at all, told me I'd changed and should be nicer to him. In the end he left, but we're friends again now and laugh about it.
Джерри и я дружим с детства. Он стал молочником, а я работал на заводе. Через несколько лет меня повысили до начальника, а его уволили, и он стал работать на заводе. Проблема была в том, что он не очень хорошо справлялся со своей работой, и мне пришлось с ним поговорить об этом. Ему это совсем не понравилось, он сказал мне, что я изменился и должен быть добрее к нему. В конце концов он ушел, но теперь мы снова друзья и смеемся над этим.

Seven.
Семь.

After school, I didn't know what I wanted to do. Then, one day, a friend told me about an idea she'd had. It meant that we would have to borrow a lot of money and we'd be in debt for a few years, and I didn't want to take that risk. She found another partner and a few years later, their business really took off. Now, I'm earning three hundred and fifty pounds a week and she's worth about two million. I often wonder what my life would be like if I'd taken that risk.
После школы я не знал, чем хочу заниматься. Потом, однажды, подруга рассказала мне об одной своей идее. Это означало, что нам придется занять много денег, и мы будем в долгах несколько лет, а я не хотел идти на такой риск. Она нашла другого партнера, и через несколько лет их бизнес по-настоящему пошел в гору. Теперь я зарабатываю триста пятьдесят фунтов в неделю, а ее состояние оценивается примерно в два миллиона. Я часто задаюсь вопросом, какой была бы моя жизнь, если бы я пошел на этот риск.

скриншот условия
Английский язык (english), 11 класс Рабочая тетрадь (workbook), авторы: Вербицкая Мария Валерьевна (Verbitskaya Maria), Фрикер Род (Fricker Rod), Миндрул Ольга Сергеевна (Mindrul Olga), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2016, страница 68, номер 4, Условие

4 T016 Listen to seven people talking about their experiences. Which of the statements A–G correspond to what the speakers say (1 — True), which — don’t (2 — False) and which can’t be considered true or false because there is no information about it (3 — Not stated)? Fill in your answers in the table.

A The aunt of Speaker 1 wanted to buy him a house.

B Speaker 2 is not planning to leave his job.

C Speaker 3 likes extreme sports.

D Speaker 4 is an expert in business.

E Speaker 5 was a student and worked part-time.

F Speaker 6 and his friend are getting along well now.

G Speaker 7 agreed to borrow a large sum of money to start a business.

ABCDEFG
Решение. №4 (с. 68)
Английский язык (english), 11 класс Рабочая тетрадь (workbook), авторы: Вербицкая Мария Валерьевна (Verbitskaya Maria), Фрикер Род (Fricker Rod), Миндрул Ольга Сергеевна (Mindrul Olga), издательство Просвещение, Москва, 2016, страница 68, номер 4, Решение

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