Lesson 42, страница 131, часть 1 - гдз по английскому языку 3 класс учебник Верещагина, Притыкина

Lesson forty-two.

Number forty-eight.

Listen to the tale, the Old Dog, and answer the questions.

Then listen to the correct answers and repeat them.

The farmer had a dog.

When the dog was old, the farmer thought, "The dog is very old.

I don't want to give him food. He can't work well."

So he drove the dog out. Poor old dog.

He walked and walked and walked.

He was very hungry.

In the evening, he saw a wolf.

The wolf said,

"What's the matter with you? You look terrible."

"I haven't got a home now.

The farmer doesn't want me.

I'm old now. I can't work much now.

And he doesn't want to feed me. I'm very hungry."

"I know how to help you," said the wolf.

In the morning, the farmer went to work in the field.

He took his little son with him.

He put his little boy down and started working.

The wolf ran up to the boy, took him, and ran away with him.

When the farmer saw it, he ran after the wolf.

But he couldn't get his son back.

Then the old dog ran after the wolf.

The dog took the baby away from the wolf and brought the little boy to his father.

The farmer was very happy.

He thanked the dog and said, "Excuse me, please.

You are a very good friend.

Come back and live with us."

The old dog was very happy.

Questions.

Why did the farmer drive the dog away?

The dog was old and couldn't work well.

Whom did the dog see in the evening?

He saw a wolf.

What did the wolf say to the dog?

The wolf said, "I know how to help you."

How did the wolf help the dog?

The wolf took the farmer's son and gave him to the dog.

What did the dog do?

The dog brought the little boy back to the farmer.

Why did the farmer ask the dog to come back and live in his house?

He knew that the old dog was a very good friend.

What proverb gives the main idea of the tale?

A friend in need is a friend indeed.