Номер 15, страница 41, part 2 - гдз по английскому языку 6 класс учебник часть 1 Афанасьева, Михеева

Part 2. Basic course Great Britain. Unit 13. Scotland - номер 15, страница 41.

Условие.

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

trade [treid] (n, uncount.): international trade, foreign trade, a centre of trade, a trade centre, the development of trade with Europe. Trade is the process of buying, selling or exchanging goods between countries.

a grave [greiv] (n): the writer's grave. Amy wants to see Shakespeare's grave.

a rock [rɒk] (n): a high rock, to look at the rock, to take pictures of the rock. Do you see that rock over there? Holmes looked at the rocks below.

devotion [dɪ'vəuʃn] (n): devotion to the family, devotion to one's friends, devotion to one's parents. You can easily see their devotion to their children.

to bury ['beri], buried, buried (v): to be buried. He was buried in the church yard. To bury is to put a dead body into a grave. Where is your granny buried?

to hang [hæn], hung, hung (v): to hang curtains, to hang a picture. Hang your coat on the hook.¹

prosperous ['prɒspərəs] (adj): a prosperous farmer (lawyer), a prosperous family, a prosperous city. A person who is prosperous is wealthy and successful.

picturesque [ˌpɪktʃə'resk] (adj): picturesque scenery, a picturesque valley, a picturesque village. The Lake District is one of the most picturesque places in the North of England, isn't it?

modest ['mɒdɪst] (adj): a modest house, a modest flat, a modest person, a modest dress. The young actress is very modest about her success. My uncle has got a lot of medals but he is too modest to wear them.

smart [smɑ:t] (adj): 1) (Br. English "pleasant to look at") a smart dress, a smart blouse, to look smart, to wear smart clothes. You look so smart in that new shirt. When did they buy their smart new car? 2) (especially Am. English "clever, quick") a smart boy, a smart servant, a smart answer, a smart child. If he is as smart as he says, why have they caught him?

to strike [straik], struck, struck (v): 1) to strike (on) the table, to strike somebody, to strike one's enemy, to strike a blow.² Who struck the first blow? George struck his enemy in the face. 2) (about a clock) to strike ten. It has just struck twelve. Listen! Is the clock striking? His hour has struck. 3) to be struck, to strike sb as clever (unusual, important). When Linda came to Edinburgh, she was immediately struck by romantic beauty of the city. How does it strike you?

striking ['straɪkɪŋ] (adj): That was a striking thing to happen! The most striking character in "Alice in Wonderland" is the Queen.

to be lined with something: a street lined with trees, a road lined with modern houses.

Решение.

Решение 2.

15 Прочитайте слова, посмотрите их значения и изучите словосочетания и предложения, чтобы знать, как их использовать.

Ответ:

I have read and studied the words, word combinations, and sentences provided in the text. I understand how to use them now.

Я прочитал(а) и изучил(а) слова, словосочетания и предложения, приведённые в тексте. Теперь я понимаю, как их использовать.