Номер 10, страница 146, part 2 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

10 a) Listen (157), then read the new words.

bicycle ['baısıkl] — велосипед

boat [bəut] — лодка

coach [kǝut∫] — тренер

compete [kəm'pi:t] — соревноваться, состязаться

draw [drɔ:] — ничья

hold [hǝuld] — 1) держать; 2) проводить (матч, игру)

invent [In'vent] — изобретать

lawn [lɔ:n] — лужайка

lose [lu:z] — 1) терять; 2) проигрывать

punish ['panif] — наказывать

ride [raid] — ехать верхом

row [rǝu] — грести

throw [Orǝʊ] — кидать

win [win] — выигрывать, побеждать

b) Listen (158) and read the word combinations and sentences with the new words.

bicycle: a new bicycle, a modern bicycle. Bike is short for bicycle. Martin got a new bicycle for his birthday. What kind of bike have you got, Victor?

boat: a small boat, in a boat, by boat. We crossed the river by boat. My father likes fishing from a boat. There were a lot of boats travelling up and down the Thames.

coach: a tennis coach, a football coach. It's very important for a young sportsman to have a good coach.

compete: to compete against somebody, to compete for the first place, to compete with each other. England is competing against Scotland in the Saturday match.

draw: to end in a draw. I know that the match ended in a draw. That basketball game ended in a draw.

hold (held, held): 1) to hold something in your hand, to hold somebody by the hand. Hold that big plate with both hands. The man held the little boy by the hand. The dog was holding a bag in its teeth. 2) to hold a meeting, to hold a festival, to hold a match. The meeting was held yesterday afternoon. We'll hold the party in the big hall.

invent: to invent a new machine, to invent a new method. Nobody knows who invented the bicycle. The telephone was invented by Alexander Bell.

lawn: a green lawn, a lawn in front of the house. It's not easy to keep the lawn beautiful. Lawn tennis is the same as big tennis; it is sometimes played on grass lawns. It used to be played on grass lawns.

lose (lost, lost): 1) to lose a watch, to lose hope. Poor Diana has lost her job. I've lost Jack's telephone number. 2) to lose a game, to lose a match. Rose always loses at golf. I'm sure the next match won't be lost.

punish: to punish somebody for something. The child was punished for lying. If you punish somebody, you make them suffer.

ride (rode, ridden): to ride a horse, to ride a bicycle, to ride a motorbike, to ride in a car. Can you ride a bike? Which horse is Jimmy riding in this race? Look, isn't it Mrs Taylor riding in a car? When you ride in a car, you are a passenger in it.

row: to row a boat. It is difficult to row up the river. Who can row us across the lake? Will you teach me to row a boat?

throw (threw, thrown): to throw a ball. He threw the ball to her, but she couldn't catch it. Throw me an apple, will you?

win (won, won): to win (in) the game, to win the race, to win the match, to win a victory. Jane lost the first but won the next game. By the end of the first time The Wings were winning 2 to 1. Does Jack still hope to win Rose's love?