Номер 10, страница 106, part 2 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

10 a) Listen (140) and read the new words.

break [breik] - ломать, разбивать, нарушать

excite [Ik'sait] - волновать, возбуждать

fall [fo:1] - падать

health [helo] - здоровье

hurt [h3:t] - причинять боль

immediately [1'mi:diatli] - мгновенно

nod [npd] - 1) кивок; 2) кивать

pain [peIn] - боль

silly ['sıli] - глупый

sick [sIk] - больной

touch [ttf] - касаться, дотрагиваться

worry ['wArI] - волноваться, беспокоиться

to have a high/low blood pressure ['prefe] - иметь высокое/низкое кровяное давление

to fall ill - заболеть

to fall in love with somebody - влюбиться

b) Listen ( 141) and read the word combinations and sentences with the new words.

break (broke, broken): to break a window, to break an arm, to break law, to break into laughter. Be careful not to break the mirror. The fridge has broken down, what shall we do? Ben broke his leg during yesterday's football match. Never break your promises. Robert listened to my words and broke into laughter.

excite: to excite somebody, to excite interest or curiosity. The news excited everybody in my class. The doctor told us not to excite the sick boy. The film excited my interest in old traditions.

fall (fell, fallen): to fall down, to fall to the ground or floor. The apple fell from the tree on Newton's head. In autumn leaves of many trees fall to the ground.

health: people's health, to be in good health. I hope your grandmother is in good health. The man was in poor health. Fruit and vegetables are good for our health.

hurt (hurt, hurt): to hurt one's arm, to be badly hurt. Does your tooth still hurt? Jack fell down and hurt his shoulder. I am hurt by my friend's unkind words.

immediately: to do something immediately. Mother answered the phone immediately. I did not immediately understand how serious the problem was.

nod: a quick nod, to give a nod. She gave me a nod but didn't say anything.

nod: to nod one's head, to nod to somebody. I asked him if he agreed, and he nodded. Ben nodded to his neighbour.

pain: a pain in the chest, a bad or strong pain, to be in pain. He says he has pains in his side. Do you still have pain in your stomach? She is not in pain anymore.

silly: silly words, a silly question, to look silly. Don't be so silly. The poem sounds silly to me. It's a silly game; I don't want to play it.

sick: a sick child, to be sick. The doctor says that my brother is very sick. Is the sick man in hospital now?

touch: to touch something, to be touched. Their hands touched. Jane didn't touch her food. I was really touched by the film.

worry: to worry somebody, to be worried about something. Sam's poor health worries me. Parents are usually worried about their children's education. Don't worry - he'll soon come back.

blood pressure: Blood pressure that is very high or very low can be dangerous to you.

to fall ill: When did Colin fall ill?

to fall in love with somebody: They fell in love many, many years ago.