Номер 9, страница 134, часть 1 - гдз по английскому языку 4 класс учебник Верещагина, Афанасьева

Часть 1. Town life. London. Lesson 27 - номер 9, страница 134.

Условие.

9 Learn how to read the new words and sentences.

century ['sentfərɪ] — centuries, two centuries ago, last century. People have built many new cities this century. Pushkin lived in the 19th century.

become [bɪ'kʌm] — became — become, to become a teacher, to become old. I know my sister is going to become a singer. It is becoming late.

afraid [ə'freɪd], to be afraid of sb/sth. I'm not afraid of you. Don't be afraid of dogs. I'm afraid we're late.

wake up ['weɪk 'ʌp] — woke up — woken up. When do you usually wake up? My granny woke up early yesterday. Your mother hasn't woken up yet.

burn [b3:n], to burn — burnt — burnt, to burn a cake. The fire is burning. We went to the river and saw a big fire burning there. “My house has burnt! Oh, my!” cried the old woman.

dirty ['d3:tɪ], a dirty street, dirty clothes. Your hands are dirty. The city became dirtier and dirtier.

rich [rɪtʃ], a rich city, rich people. My uncle is very rich. Is England a rich country?

dark, a dark night, in the dark sky, dark green. It is getting dark, isn't it? It has already become dark.

LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!

The Present Perfect Tense

already	I have already done it.
never	He has never been to London.
ever	Have you ever been there?
yet	Have they read it yet? We haven't written the test yet.
just	She has just cleaned the room.
	(see part 1, Reference Grammar)

LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!

become — became — become

come — came — come

burn — burnt — burnt

wake up — woke up — woken up

He has become a good pupil.	He hasn't burnt his diary.
Nelly has already come.	Have you woken up yet?

Решение 1.

Решение 2.