Номер 2, страница 23 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (starlight) рабочая тетрадь Баранова, Дули

Module two.

2G.

Exercise four.

Page twenty-three.

Speaker one: I read an article in the newspaper around a year ago, about the way workers are treated in some clothing factories in Asia, and I was very shocked. Since then, I've done some research about where shops get their clothes from, and I make an effort to buy clothes only from shops that believe in fair trade. It isn't always possible to be sure which shops support the workers, but I do my best.

Speaker two: I'm not a big spender. My parents always taught me to watch what I spend and be sensible with my money. So that's what I try to do now that I'm an adult. I do have a credit card and I use it to buy things like airline tickets and products online. But I make sure that I pay it off in full every month. I would hate to get into debt.

Speaker three: I love going shopping with my friends on Saturday afternoons. But sometimes when I get home and look at what I've bought, I wonder why. It's just so easy to pick up something nice like a cheap pair of earrings to wear on my next night out. I usually have lots of similar things at home. It's just that I enjoy buying something new.

Speaker four: In my opinion, these days there's far too much consumerism and materialism in society. There are adverts everywhere, advertising expensive designer goods, and the message is that we won't be happy without them. Unfortunately, people believe these lies and waste thousands each year on things they don't really need, and spend money that they don't really have.

Speaker five: I only go shopping when I really have to. Fighting my way through a hot, crowded shopping center just isn't my idea of a good time. If I really need something, I go to a specific shop, get what I want as quickly as possible, and get out of there.

Module two.

Two G.

Exercise four, page twenty-three.

Speaker one.

I read an article in the newspaper around a year ago about the way workers are treated in some clothing factories in Asia, and I was very shocked. Since then, I've done some research about where shops get their clothes from and I make an effort to buy clothes only from shops that believe in fair trade. It isn't always possible to be sure which shop support the workers, but I do my best.

Speaker two.

I'm not a big spender. My parents always taught me to watch what I spend and be sensible with my money. So that's what I try to do now that I'm an adult. I do have a credit card and I use it to buy things like airline tickets and products online, but I make sure that I pay it off in full every month. I would hate to get into debt.

Speaker three.

I love going shopping with my friends on Saturday afternoons, but sometimes when I get home and look at what I've bought, I wonder why. It's just so easy to pick up something nice like a cheap pair of earrings to wear on my next night out. I usually have lots of similar things at home. It's just that I enjoy buying something new.

Speaker four.

In my opinion, these days there's far too much consumerism and materialism in society. There are adverts everywhere advertising expensive designer goods, and the message is that we won't be happy without them. Unfortunately, people believe these lies and waste thousands each year on things they don't really need and spend money that they don't really have.

Speaker five.

I only go shopping when I really have to. Fighting my way through a hot, crowded shopping center just isn't my idea of a good time. If I really need something, I go to a specific shop, get what I want as quickly as possible and get out of there.