Номер 5, страница 61 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (starlight) рабочая тетрадь Баранова, Дули

Module five.

Five B.

Exercise five, page sixty-one.

Speaker one: All my friends knew exactly what they wanted to study, but not me. That's why I went to see a career adviser. She talked me through all my options, from art history to zoology. Some of the courses I'd never even heard of, including tourism management. I had no idea you could study something like that. The idea of helping people while they're on holiday really appeals to me. That's why I think this course is right for me.

Speaker two: Everyone thinks studying abroad is really exciting, but because of my parents' jobs, I moved around a lot when I was growing up. I spent most of my life in boarding schools around the world, so living in a foreign country doesn't appeal to me at all. I felt like a tourist all my life and would much rather stay where I am now with my friends. I'm not sure which course is right for me, so that's why I haven't enrolled in any courses yet. But I know for sure that whatever I do, I'm going to do it right here.

Speaker three: Most of my friends want to take a gap year before doing further education. I'd love to travel as well. I just figure I can do that after I graduate. The thing is, I know exactly what I want to study, so I've already enrolled in a course come September. I've always been interested in the past. I think it's important to know how we got where we are today. I'm particularly interested in the medieval times, which is one of the options for my degree. I can't wait to start.

Speaker four: Ever since I was young, I never really liked being away from home. Even when I stayed overnight at my friends' houses, I would always miss my family. I'm not going to let that stop me from achieving my dreams though. I want to study French, and I know that the best way to learn a language is by using it every day. So, I'm going to move to France and go to university there. I know it will be hard at first, but it will make me a stronger and more independent person.

Speaker five: My parents have always pushed me to become a doctor or an architect. I want to make them happy, but I'm not sure that university is right for me. I told them I was going to take a gap year after school to consider my options. They think I'm going to work for a while and save money to study. The truth is, I'm not interested in going to university and I'm ready to start my career. I've already found myself a job and I start work next week.

Module Five.

Five B.

Exercise five, page sixty-one.

Speaker 1: All my friends knew exactly what they wanted to study, but not me. That's why I went to see a career advisor. She talked me through all my options, from art history to zoology.

Some of the courses I'd never even heard of, including tourism management. I had no idea you could study something like that.

The idea of helping people while they're on holiday really appeals to me. That's why I think this course is right for me.

Speaker 2: Everyone thinks studying abroad is really exciting, but because of my parents' jobs, I moved around a lot when I was growing up. I spent most of my life in boarding schools around the world, so living in a foreign country doesn't appeal to me at all. I felt like a tourist all my life and would much rather stay where I am now with my friends. I'm not sure which course is right for me, so that's why I haven't enrolled in any courses yet. But I know for sure that whatever I do, I'm going to do it right here.

Speaker 3: Most of my friends want to take a gap year before doing further education. I'd love to travel as well. I just figure I can do that after I graduate. The thing is, I know exactly what I want to study. So I've already enrolled in a course come September. I've always been interested in the past. I think it's important to know how we got where we are today. I'm particularly interested in the medieval times, which is one of the options for my degree. I can't wait to start.

Speaker 4: Ever since I was young, I never really liked being away from home. Even when I stayed overnight at my friends' houses, I would always miss my family. I'm not going to let that stop me from achieving my dreams though. I want to study French, and I know that the best way to learn a language is by using it every day. So, I'm going to move to France and go to university there. I know it will be hard at first, but it will make me a stronger and more independent person.

Speaker 5: My parents have always pushed me to become a doctor or an architect. I want to make them happy, but I'm not sure that university is right for me. I told them I was going to take a gap year after school to consider my options. They think I'm going to work for a while and save money to study. The truth is, I'm not interested in going to university and I'm ready to start my career. I've already found myself a job, and I start work next week.