Номер 10, страница 167, part 2 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

10 a) Listen (166) and read the new words.

beef [bif] — говядина

change [tʃeɪndʒ] — 1) изменение; 2) сдача; 3) мелкие монеты

cut [kʌt] — резать, разрезать, стричь

develop [dɪ'veləp] — развивать(ся)

exist [ɪɡ'zɪst] — существовать

fat [fæt] — жир

follow ['fɒləʊ] — 1) следовать; 2) понимать

pay [peɪ] — платить

piece [piːs] — кусок, кусочек

pork [pɔːk] — свинина

pound [paʊnd] — 1) фунт (мера веса ≈ 450 г); 2) фунт стерлингов (денежная единица Соединённого Королевства)

tie [taɪ] — галстук

wrap [ræp] — заворачивать

a bit — немного

b) Listen (167) and read the word combinations and sentences with the new words.

beef: to buy beef, roast beef¹, a piece of roast beef. She never cooks red meat, beef, for example; she prefers chicken.

change: 1) a change in the law. We made a change in our plans. 2) to get some change, in change. I gave the clerk a dollar bill and told him to keep the change. 3) I have lots of change in my pocket.

cut (cut, cut): to cut something into slices, to cut in half, to cut into three parts. We are going to cut the grass on Sunday.

develop: to develop industry, to develop an idea. When did John develop an interest in computers? This little village developed into a great city.

exist: to exist in real life, to exist without water. I do not believe that Lilliput country has ever existed.

fat: to use little fat, to keep fat in the fridge. When you fry meat, don't use much fat. Doctors say that much fat in your food is not healthy.

follow: 1) to follow the boy, to follow the instructions. The lost dog followed us down the street. Spring follows winter. 2) to follow the story. I didn't follow the teacher's words, so I asked her to repeat them.

pay (paid, paid): to pay for the hotel, to pay fifteen dollars for the job, to pay in roubles, to pay by credit card/in cash. Can I pay you for this cake?

piece: a piece of cake, a piece of broken glass. I have already used four pieces of paper. Give me a piece of chalk, please.

pork: not to eat pork, to prefer pork to beef. Where do you buy pork? Pork is the meat from a pig.

pound: 1) to weigh two pounds. The baby weighed over 10 pounds. In writing the letters lb stand for pound. 2) This pair of shoes cost only 7 pounds.

tie: a fashionable tie, to wear a tie. A tie is worn around the neck.

wrap (wrapped, wrapped): to wrap the presents, to wrap books. We wrapped the presents in coloured paper.

a bit: a bit of luck, a little bit of water, to wait a bit. That was a bit silly. Put a bit of butter in your porridge.