Номер 4, страница 103 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Вербицкая, Маккинли

Unit One.

Track Five.

Iman: I have a British passport, so officially I'm British, but I never say that I'm British. When people ask me, I tell them I'm international, you know? Why? Well, two reasons really. First of all, my family come from Somalia. And the second reason is that I think the British haven't got a very good reputation in some countries. People think they are arrogant. And when they go on holiday, they always eat burgers and chips, and they drink too much beer.

Steve: Yes, I love Britain. And I like the mix of people. It doesn't really matter if your family comes from India or Jamaica, or if you are English, Irish or Scottish. I think that people here all get on well with each other. But personally, I'm proud to be English. I like our way of life, and I always support England in the World's Cup.

Adil: My family is from Pakistan originally, and we sometimes go there on holiday. But I definitely feel British. My parents support the Pakistani cricket team, but me and my brother support the English team. I'm also Muslim, and that's very important to me.

Megan: I'm Welsh first and British second. I speak Welsh when I'm with my family. I'm very proud of our language and our old Celtic traditions. But Britain's a cool place to live. I think that the British sense of humor is the best in the world.

Robert: I was born in London and I live there because, well, I'm a Londoner, and I don't want to live anywhere else. But I travel around Europe very often and I meet wonderful people in every country. In fact, I believe that it doesn't matter if you're from England, France, Italy, or any European country really. We all have the same culture and a shared history. But most of my friends in London don't agree with me.