Номер 11, страница 96, part 1 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

11 a) Listen ( 45) and read the new words and word combina-tions.

continue [kən'tınju:] — продолжать, продолжаться

continuous [kən'tınjuəs] — 1) непрерывный; 2) длительный

curious ['kjuəriəs] — любопытный

deep [di:p] — глубокий

especially [I'speʃli] — особенно

explore [ık'splɔ:] — исследовать

nation ['neıʃən] — нация

national ['næʃənəl] — национальный

nationality [,næsə'nælətı] — национальность

rise [raiz] — подниматься

separate ['sepəreit] — отделять

set — садиться (о солнце)

use [ju:z] — использовать

to break up ['breık'ʌp] — раскалывать(ся), отделять(ся)

b) Listen ( 46) and read the word combinations and sen-tences with the new words.

continue: to continue to do something. You continue to learn things all your life. They want to continue their education. The wet weather continues.

continuous: a continuous line, a continuous process. The continuous rain stopped us from going for a walk.

curious: a curious child, a curious look, to be curious about some-thing. John has always been a curious child. She was curious to see what they were doing. Ann was curious about where they were going.

deep: a deep river, a deep sleep, a deep end of the swimming pool. I never swim in the deep end of the swimming pool because the water there is over my head.

explore: to explore the continent, to explore the island. If you explore a place, you travel there because you haven't been there before and want to know what it's like.

especially: especially beautiful, especially colourful. I like autumn, especially early autumn.

nation: nations of the world. The President is going to speak to the nation next week. What we as a nation want is deeds¹ not words.

national: What are their national interests? Now you can read about the latest national and international events not only in newspapers but on the Internet, too.

nationality: the boy's nationality. — What's his nationality? — He is British. People of different nationalities live in our country.

rise (rose, risen): 1) to rise from the armchair. Morris rose to greet her. Jane rose to her feet. The temperature began to rise. 2) (about the sun, the moon) The sun rises in the east. When does the sun rise at this time of the year? An orange moon rose behind the hills.

separate: to separate one thing from another. The Great Lakes sepa-rate Canada from America. The Ural Mountains separate Europe from Asia. The stone wall separated their gardens.

set (set, set): (about the sun) When the sun sets, it becomes rather cold here. Our working day began when the sun rose and ended when it set.

use: to use a dictionary, to use words. May I use your mobile, please?

break up: to break up the chocolate. The plane broke up in the air.