Номер 3, страница 85, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 9 класс учебник Афанасьева, Михеева

Часть 2. Unit 4. Being a teenager. Step 6 - номер 3, страница 85.

Условие.

3 Listen, ● (64), and read.

A.

claim [kleim] — 1) заявлять свои права на что-то, востребовать; 2) утверждать, заявлять

date [deit] — встречаться с кем-то, назначать свидание

exist [ɪg’zɪst] — существовать

likely [‘laɪklɪ] adj — вероятный

likely adv — вероятно

preserve [prɪ’zɜ​ːv] — сохранять

tear [tɛə] — рвать

touch [tʌtʃ] — трогать, затрагивать

unemployed [ˌʌnɪm’plɔɪd] — безработный

worry [‘wʌrɪ] — волноваться, беспокоиться

B.

claim: 1) to claim something. Did anyone claim the lost umbrella? 2) to claim that, to claim falsely. Nigel falsely claimed that he had done all the work himself.

date: to date somebody. Paul dated Caroline last summer. Jane and Sam have been dating for a year and a half.

exist: to exist somewhere. Does life exist on other planets? A human cannot exist for long without water.

likely adj: the most likely reason, it seems very likely, to be likely/unlikely to do something. He is likely to agree with us. They are unlikely to arrive so early.

likely adv: Tony will most likely win the competition.

preserve: to preserve customs and traditions, to preserve food, to preserve something for the future generations. We put food in the fridge to preserve it. In my view, some interesting customs should be preserved. The ancient Egyptians knew how to preserve dead bodies.

tear (tore, torn): to tear the T-shirt on a branch, to tear a page out of the book, to tear something up. Andrew tore his jeans when he was climbing up the tree. I saw Iris tear the letter up without reading it.

touch: 1) to touch something, to touch wood. The chair was so high that his feet didn’t touch the ground. Ben is feeling much better now, touch wood. 2) to touch somebody’s heart, to touch on/upon something, to be touched by something. The child’s story touched our hearts. Fred was touched by Emma’s kind words. The speaker didn’t touch on the problem of immigration.

unemployed: unemployed men, unemployed people. The factory had closed and there were a lot of unemployed people in the area.

worry (worried, worried): to worry somebody, to worry about somebody or something. Stop worrying, we’ll be fine. Don’t worry the driver with unnecessary questions.

Решение 1.

Решение 2.