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номер 3, страница 28 - гдз по английскому языку 5-11 класс учебник Latham-Koenig, Oxenden
Авторы: Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., Lambert J., Chomacki K.
Тип: Student's book (Учебник)
Серия: English File
Издательство: Oxford University Press
Год издания: 2019 - 2026
Уровень обучения: advanced
Цвет обложки: белый, бирюзовый
ISBN: 978-0-19-403829-4
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3A. A love-hate relationship - номер 3, страница 28.
№3 (с. 28)
Условие. №3 (с. 28)
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Three point four.
Challenge one. Approach a stranger.
James suggested that I talk to guys in bookshops, mainly because I love books, but also because, as he pointed out, bookshops are a nice calm space to start a conversation, much better than a packed tube train. So, I had a go, but it was absolutely terrifying. I tried smiling and saying, oh, that one's very good. But it just didn't feel natural at all. And even though a couple of guys responded positively, I just couldn't move from that one's very good to natural conversation. So, in the end, I left the shop with zero phone numbers and more books to gather dust on my shelves. I can sort of see how this method might work for some people, but I'd still rather use my thumb and my phone. I'd give this challenge two out of five.
Challenge two. Try a new activity.
Okay, so my next challenge was to try something new. And I thought I'd take my housemate, Charlie, to a club that had minigolf. This challenge was Haley's idea, and she suggested I shouldn't use conventional chat-up lines like, I don't know, do you come here often? And that I should try and be as natural as possible. Anyway, so, after our game of minigolf, I managed to catch the eye of a guy who was sipping a pint of beer across the bar. He was tall and had dark hair, my typical type, in fact. I remembered Haley's advice and I walked over to him, with Charlie to help me feel more confident. And I told him that Charlie and I had a bet to guess his name. Of course, our guesses were all wrong, and we ended up laughing hysterically. He turned out to be called Rob. Our idea was Harold. And though I was nervous talking to him at first, it quite quickly felt as easy as talking to a friend at a party. And guess what? We exchanged numbers and have been chatting online ever since. So I definitely recommend trying something new outside of your comfort zone, five out of five.
Challenge three. Go to an event for singles.
I decided to go to a singles event because I thought that before dating apps existed, these must have worked. I sort of imagined there'd be professional people who live in London, a bit like me. People who'd signed up because they were too busy to go looking for dates, or perhaps, who were also fed up with apps. So, as soon as I got there, I had two glasses of wine, and that meant I was happy to chat with pretty much anyone. But the awkward atmosphere was painful and sort of embarrassing. No one was talking. They were just standing in small groups of either men or women and sort of looking round at the others in the room. Anyway, I plucked up the courage and went up to a couple of guys, but they both made it clear that they weren't interested in me. And then I tried chatting to another guy eating a burrito. But he seemed more interested in the burrito than me. So, I felt like a bit of a failure, and to be honest, I'd only give singles events one out of five.
Challenge four. Ask a friend to set up a blind date.
A blind date is one of the most classic dating techniques I could think of. So I texted a few friends and asked them to set me up. They took ages, but after a while, I finally managed to get a friend to organize a date for me. She gave me his first name, which was Tom, and a photo, and told me to head to a restaurant that night at seven thirty. Of course, I really wanted to look him up on every social media site in order to prepare. But then I reminded myself that this was supposed to be real life. But because I knew nothing about him, I got way more nervous than before any other first date I'd been on. Tom was a bit late, but we immediately got chatting about American politics. And I think I was probably more myself than I'd ever been on a date from a dating app. The fact that we didn't know anything about each other meant we discovered things on equal terms, and that was a nice change. And he was funny and asked interesting questions, and all that showed me that dating in real life can be fun. And I'd only just left the restaurant when he texted me to say that he'd had a great time. So that was a good experience, four out of five.
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Three point five.
One.
The dating coach suggested trying four ways of meeting someone new.
Two.
James suggested that I talked to guys in bookshops.
Three.
Hayley suggested I shouldn't use conventional chat-up lines.
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Three point six.
The verdict.
Well, after the four challenges, I think the main thing I learnt was that pushing myself out of my comfort zone and actually looking at men outside of a screen, showed me just how many opportunities there are to meet people in real life.
Catching a stranger's eyes started off as terrifying, but it also gave me a real buzz, and I really surprised myself that I was able to chat someone up for the first time in my life.
Obviously, I didn't find love, and sadly, the texting with Rob and Tom has dried up. But those positive experiences taught me a lot, and I won't rule out real life flirting in the future.
But although I found the experience confidence boosting, I'm not sure I'm completely converted. I found that approaching guys with no idea even whether they're single or not, was more stressful than fun.
If I get a match on an app, we already have things in common, and I know they're looking for a match too. So, I'm not giving up on my apps just yet.
скриншот условия
3 LISTENING & SPEAKING
a Look at four possible ways of meeting a new partner. Which ones do you think would be the most / least successful?
1 going up to a stranger and starting a conversation
2 trying a new activity, e.g. a sport or hobby
3 going to a social event for single people
4 going on a blind date set up by a friend
b Read the beginning of an article. How does Anna feel about trying to meet someone IRL? Why did she decide to try it out?
c 3.4 Listen to Anna talking about what happened when she tried out the four ways, and answer the questions for each challenge. Does she agree with your opinion in a?
1 Where did each challenge take place?
2 Did she manage to chat successfully with anyone? If yes, who with? If no, why not?
3 How does she sum up the experience? What mark out of 5 does she give?
d Listen again. In which challenge, 1–4, did Anna feel...?
A optimistic, then embarrassed, awkward, and a bit depressed
B scared and rather uncomfortable
C very nervous, then relaxed and happy
D a bit nervous at first, then more confident and quite positive
e 3.5 Language in context Listen and complete the phrases.
1 The dating coaches suggested four ways of meeting someone new.
2 James suggested guys in bookshops.
3 Hayley suggested conventional chat-up lines.
I swapped apps for dating IRL – this is what happened
Anna Johnstone
I downloaded Tinder in 2014, during my final year of university. Back then, the dating app world felt new and exciting. Using our phones to swipe our way to (potential) love? That was game-changing. Now, aged 26, I'm on seven dating apps, and the thought of meeting someone IN REAL LIFE brings me out in a cold sweat.
But despite the growing popularity of dating apps, one recent study says that 50% of people would prefer to meet someone in real life. I know it's not impossible (for example, I have a friend who fell down some stairs and then got together with the paramedic). But first, I needed a plan. I spoke to two dating coaches, Hayley Quinn and James Preece, and they suggested trying four different ways of meeting someone new. Here's what happened...
suggest
There are three possible structures after the verb suggest.
1 suggest + -ing
2 suggest (+ that) + person + verb (in present or past)
I suggest (that) you talk to guys in bookshops.
He suggested (that) I talk / talked to guys in
bookshops.
3 suggest (+ that) + person + should / shouldn’t + verb
f Read the information box. How could you say these sentences in the three different ways using suggest?
1 She advised me to go to the doctor.
2 I recommended that they visit the museum.
3 He said to me, 'Why don't you talk to her?'
g 3.6 Listen to Anna’s verdict on dating in real life. Answer the questions.
1 What did she learn from the experience?
2 What does she think are the advantages of the two ways of meeting people?
3 What is she planning to do in the future?
h Imagine you were looking for a new partner. Do you think you would use an app, or try to meet someone in real life?
Teacher's Guide. №3 (с. 28)
Answers. №3 (с. 28)
Решение 3. №3 (с. 28)
a. Посмотрите на четыре возможных способа познакомиться с новым партнером. Какие из них, по вашему мнению, были бы наиболее / наименее успешными?
Ответ:
I think trying a new activity like a sport or hobby would be the most successful because you already have something in common to talk about. Going up to a stranger seems the least successful because it's scary and the person might not want to talk.
Я думаю, что попробовать новое занятие, например, спорт или хобби, было бы наиболее успешным, потому что у вас уже есть что-то общее для разговора. Подойти к незнакомцу кажется наименее успешным, потому что это страшно, и человек может не захотеть разговаривать.
b. Прочитайте начало статьи. Что Анна думает о попытках познакомиться с кем-то в реальной жизни? Почему она решила попробовать?
Ответ:
Anna feels nervous about meeting someone in real life; the thought "brings me out in a cold sweat". She decided to try it because a study showed that 50% of people prefer to meet someone in real life, and she got advice from two dating coaches.
Анна нервничает по поводу знакомства с кем-то в реальной жизни; эта мысль "бросает ее в холодный пот". Она решила попробовать, потому что исследование показало, что 50% людей предпочитают знакомиться в реальной жизни, и она получила совет от двух тренеров по свиданиям.
c. Прослушайте, как Анна рассказывает о том, что произошло, когда она испробовала четыре способа, и ответьте на вопросы по каждому испытанию. Совпадает ли ее мнение с вашим мнением в пункте а?
Ответ:
Для ответа на вопрос недостаточно данных.
d. Прослушайте еще раз. В каком испытании, 1-4, Анна чувствовала себя...?
Ответ:
Для ответа на вопрос недостаточно данных.
e. Язык в контексте. Прослушайте и дополните фразы.
Ответ:
1. The dating coaches suggested four ways of meeting someone new.
1. Тренеры по свиданиям предложили четыре способа познакомиться с кем-то новым.
2. James suggested that she talk to guys in bookshops.
2. Джеймс предложил, чтобы она поговорила с парнями в книжных магазинах.
3. Hayley suggested not using conventional chat-up lines.
3. Хейли предложила не использовать стандартные фразы для знакомства.
f. Прочитайте информационную рамку. Как бы вы могли сказать эти предложения тремя разными способами, используя глагол "suggest"?
Ответ:
| Sentence | Way 1 (suggest + -ing) | Way 2 (suggest + that + person + verb) | Way 3 (suggest + that + person + should + verb) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. She advised me to go to the doctor. | She suggested going to the doctor. | She suggested that I go to the doctor. | She suggested that I should go to the doctor. |
| 2. I recommended that they visit the museum. | I suggested visiting the museum. | I suggested that they visit the museum. | I suggested that they should visit the museum. |
| 3. He said to me, 'Why don't you talk to her?' | He suggested talking to her. | He suggested that I talk to her. | He suggested that I should talk to her. |
Перевод:
| Предложение | Способ 1 | Способ 2 | Способ 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Она посоветовала мне сходить к врачу. | Она предложила сходить к врачу. | Она предложила, чтобы я сходил к врачу. | Она предложила, что мне следует сходить к врачу. |
| 2. Я порекомендовал им посетить музей. | Я предложил посетить музей. | Я предложил, чтобы они посетили музей. | Я предложил, что им следует посетить музей. |
| 3. Он сказал мне: "Почему бы тебе не поговорить с ней?" | Он предложил поговорить с ней. | Он предложил, чтобы я поговорил с ней. | Он предложил, что мне следует поговорить с ней. |
g. Прослушайте вердикт Анны о свиданиях в реальной жизни. Ответьте на вопросы.
Ответ:
Для ответа на вопрос недостаточно данных.
h. Представьте, что вы ищете нового партнера. Как вы думаете, вы бы использовали приложение или попытались познакомиться с кем-то в реальной жизни?
Ответ:
I think I would try to meet someone in real life, maybe at a school club or through friends. Using an app seems weird because you don't really know who the person is. Meeting them in person first feels safer and more natural.
Я думаю, я бы попытался познакомиться с кем-то в реальной жизни, может быть, в школьном кружке или через друзей. Использовать приложение кажется странным, потому что ты на самом деле не знаешь, что это за человек. Встретиться с ним лично сначала кажется безопаснее и естественнее.
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