Номер 14, страница 62, part 1 - гдз по английскому языку 6 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

Part 1. Round-up Lessons. Unit 5. Ecology - номер 14, страница 62.

Условие.

14 Read the words, look them up and study the word combinations and sentences to know how to use them.

a term [tɜ:m] (n): a summer term, a winter term. In British schools the summer term runs from April to July. It was the first week of the term.

to clear [klɪə] (v): to clear the way, to clear a chimney, to clear the table. The children were helping me clear rubbish from the lake. Will you clear the table when we finish eating? Why don’t you go for a walk to clear your head?

a pile [paɪl] (n): a pile of books, a pile of plates, a pile of clothes. The pile of books is too heavy for her to lift. We put the plates in a pile on the table.

to pile (v): He piled food on to his plate. We found the clean plates piled neatly on the kitchen table. Father took the old newspapers and piled them on top of each other.

a bit [bɪt]/a little bit: a little bit of sugar, a bit of bread, to be a bit hungry, to walk a bit. He took a bit of paper and a few bits of wood and made a fire. They waited a bit before the bus came. – Sorry, I’d like to leave earlier today: I’m a bit tired.

a mess [mes] (n): to be in a mess. After the party there was a terrible mess in the room. Her hair was in a terrible mess.

a society [səˈsaɪətɪ] (n): a sports society, a drama society. In our school we have a Music Society, which many pupils have joined.

a can [kæn] (n): a can of coke, a can of lemonade, a can of pepsi, a can of soda. We need three more cans of coke. It’s a long journey and we’ll be thirsty.

to can (v): They can different fruit and vegetables every autumn.

to spoil [spɔɪl] (v): to spoil the clothes, to spoil the evening, to spoil the effect. “You have spoiled everything by your questions,” said the girl. After the rainstorm her new dress was quite spoiled.

a disaster [dɪˈzɑ:stə] (n): a terrible disaster. Fires and storms are disasters. His first day at school was a disaster.

to praise [preɪz] (v): to praise the speech, to praise the winner, to praise the film. The teacher praised Mike’s work. Judy’s friends praised the picture that she had on the wall of her living room.

praise (n): That’s the best praise I’ve ever heard.

Решение.

Решение 2.

Прочитайте слова, найдите их в словаре и изучите словосочетания и предложения, чтобы знать, как их использовать.

Ответ:

This is not a question, but a task to learn new vocabulary. I have read all the words and their definitions, and I am ready to use them.

Это не вопрос, а задание на изучение новой лексики. Я прочитал(а) все слова и их определения и готов(а) их использовать.