ex. a, page 51
- Tell me about it. — պատմիր ինձ դրա մասին
- In other words, … — այլ կերպ ասած
- What’s the point of …? — Ո՞րն է նպատակը․
- Come on — Դադարիր, Լավ էլի /խոսակցական/
- Know what? — Գիտես ի՞նչ
- … as long as … — այնքան երկար ինչպես ․․․
ex. b
1. A: Sandra told me that she doesn’t like you very much.
B: Know what? I don’t really care!
2. A: Can I use your mobile phone?
B: Sure, as long as you don’t make an international call.
3. A: I think I’m the worst student in the class!
B: Oh, come on, Peter! You know that isn’t true.
4. A: I think I’m too tired to go out tonight.
B: Tell me about it, you don’t want to go to the cinema.
A: That’s right.
5. A: Homework! Homework!
What is the point of having all this homework?
6. A: I’ve got hardly money at all.
B: In other words! I had to ask my little brother to lend me a pound this morning.
- I think I don’t, because there are no things that can get me stressful. Because I am doing my homework, when I came home. I did all the homework in the evening.
- Yes, that’s it. When I am feeling me sad, only one thing can help me, it’s laughing. Yes, jokes helps me very much, but there are many types of events, where the laughing isn’t working.
- I have friends like that. It’s normal. I think without them, I can’t work so hard. The joke creators, helps me to feel me better.
ex. a, page 53
- This book isn’t written in English.
- Mane films are produced in Hollywood.
- The Olympic Games aren’t held every year.
- Chocolate is made from cocoa beans.
- Thousands of Beatles CDs are sold every year.
- How many cans of coke are bought every day?
- How often is the World Cup held?
ex. b
- Come on, Ken. These jeans look awful. Don’t make a fool of yourself.
- She’s delightful. She always makes me smile.
- I think it’s great to be with friends and have a good laugh.
- Have you made any new plans since we last met?
- You cannot always have a good time. Life isn’t always east!
ex. c
- I haven’t eaten any fast food since last month.
- My dad has been ill in bed for four days.
- My cousins have lived in their house for 20 years.
- I haven’t seen Jane since 10 o’clock.
- I really like this CD, but I haven’t listened to it for a long time.
- My sister’s boyfriend has phoned her eight time on Friday.
- We haven’t eaten anything since breakfast.
Vocabulary
- In Britain, if you’re over 18, you’re an adult.
- The opposite of old is young.
- A six or seven-year-old is a child.
- Someone who is about 50 is middle-aged.
- A more polite word of old is
- This person is over 65 years old and doesn’t work anymore.
- If you’re 14, you’re a teenager.
The crossword’s word is Toddler.
ex. a, page 54
1. A nuclear bomb — F
2. A volcano — D
3. A tsunami — C
4. An earthquake — B
5. A flood — E
6. A hurricane — A
ex. c, page 55
- The dead man was found late last night.
- The house was robbed at midnight.
- I am often confused with my older brother.
- A lot of litter were dropped on the streets in our town.
- A film was made about the earthquake from them.
- She was called “the Queen of Music”.
- The Empire State Building was completed in 1932.
- The window of our classroom was broken last night.
ex. d
The hurricane hit New Orleans on 29 August 2005, and 1500 people were killed. About 7500 people were rescued by police and firefighters. The city was badly damaged — about 80 per cent of the city was flooded. A lot of money was lost — a total of about 90 billion dollars.
Grammar
- This photo was taken two years ago.
- She’s really upset because her bicycle was stolen last night.
- These houses were built in the seventeenth century.
- This book was written in 2007.
- Computers were not used in our school until 1997.
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