Номер 6, страница 61, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 9 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Часть 2. Unit 4. Being a teenager. Step 1 - номер 6, страница 61.

Условие.

6 Listen, (56), and read.

A.

annoy [ə'nɔɪ] — досаждать, раздражать

couple ['kʌpl] — 1) пара; 2) супружеская или влюблённая пара

expect [ɪk'spekt] — ожидать, предполагать

mad [mæd] — 1) сумасшедший, безумный; 2) без ума от чего-либо, в восторге

notice ['nəʊtɪs] — замечать

pretty ['prɪtɪ] adj — хорошенький

pretty adv — достаточно, довольно

rebel [rɪ'bel] — бунтовать, восставать

rebellion [rɪ'beljən] — восстание, мятеж, бунт

shake [[eɪk]] — 1) трясти(сь); 2) жать (руку)

I got bored... — мне надоело...

You can't help it! — Ничего нельзя поделать (нельзя иначе)!

B.

annoy: to annoy somebody, to annoy grown-ups, to annoy parents. I don’t dislike her, but she annoys me sometimes. It really annoys me when you don’t listen to what you are told.

couple: 1) a couple of friends, a couple of things to discuss. A couple of police officers were standing at the door. 2) a happy couple, a married couple, a newly married couple. My mother and father are a happy couple.

expect: to expect somebody/something, to expect a good mark, to expect a letter. I expect that Lucy will pass her exam.

mad: 1) a mad idea, a mad person. He went mad and had to be put into a mental hospital. He was mad with pain. You are driving me mad! 2) to be mad about something. My cousins are mad about football. My family is mad about camping.

notice: to notice somebody/something. She probably won’t even notice I’m gone1. Nobody really noticed the changes. Did you notice that Mr Bennet was driving a new car?

pretty adj: a pretty girl, a pretty face. Your little cousin is very pretty.

pretty adv: pretty hard, pretty slow. Your work is pretty good, but it could be better.

rebel (rebelled): to rebel against somebody/something. It’s natural for teenagers to rebel. Liberal parents often leave their children nothing to rebel against.

rebellion: a military rebellion, a teenage rebellion. The castle was destroyed during the rebellion.

shake (shook, shaken): 1) to shake slowly, to be shaking all over, to be shaking like a leaf, to shake with laughter. The girls stood shaking with laughter. 2) to shake hands, to shake somebody by the hand. When we met, Mr Johnson shook hands with each of us.

get bored: Steve was getting bored with the game. He got pretty bored with her endless complaints.

can’t/couldn’t help it: I ate all the chocolate — I couldn’t help it!

Решение 1.

Решение 2.