Imagine you are the two women in the picture. Talk about the changes to the house. Ask and answer. e.g. A: What have you had done? B: We've had the windows painted. A: Yes, they look beautiful. And what else have you had done?
2 needs (этот глагол никогда не употребляется в Continuous)
3 saw (увидела - быстрое действие в )
4 Has Tom finished his homework yet? (yet - маркер Present Perfect)
5 as expensive as (такая конструкция для сравнения)
6 make (вспом. глагол did используется в сочетании с инфинитивом, образуя Past Simple)
7 avoid travelling (после avoid всегда используется герундий)
8 Have you ever been to London? (Present Perfect для описания пережитого опыта, то есть мы спрашиваем бывал ли человек в Лондоне за всю свою жизнь до наст. момента)
9 very few (=очень мало)
10 wasn't strong enough (не смог нести тяжелый чемодан, потому был недостаточно силён)
The most exciting football 1)match I have ever seen was the 1999 Champions' League Final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich in the Nou Camp 2)stadium in Barcelona.
After 90 minutes Manchester United were losing 1-0. The Bayern Munich 3)fans in the stadium were already celebrating their 4)team's victory. The Manchester United fans in the stadium and millions around the world were watching in despair.
There were now just three minutes of added time. 20 seconds passed and United got a corner. The atmosphere in the stadium was incredibly intense. All the Manchester United 5)players (including their goalkeeper) were in the Bayern Munich penalty area. David Beckham took the corner and Teddy Sheringham 6)scored. It was 1-1!
The Manchester United fans were ecstatic. There was only about one minute left now but United attacked again and scored another 7)goal. Now it was 2-1! Thirty seconds later we heard the 8)referee blow his whisde. The match was over. United were the 9)champions! Many of the Bayern fans and players were crying. They had lost the match in less than three minutes.
The next day I read that the UEFA president missed both Manchester United's goals. He was going down to the 10)pitch to give the cup to the German team when United scored their first goal and he was going back up to his seat when they scored their second! He missed the most exciting and unforgettable three minutes of football I have ever seen.
4
1 for (for ages - уже много лет / с давних пор)
2 needs (этот глагол никогда не употребляется в Continuous)
3 saw (увидела - быстрое действие в )
4 Has Tom finished his homework yet? (yet - маркер Present Perfect)
5 as expensive as (такая конструкция для сравнения)
6 make (вспом. глагол did используется в сочетании с инфинитивом, образуя Past Simple)
7 avoid travelling (после avoid всегда используется герундий)
8 Have you ever been to London? (Present Perfect для описания пережитого опыта, то есть мы спрашиваем бывал ли человек в Лондоне за всю свою жизнь до наст. момента)
9 very few (=очень мало)
10 wasn't strong enough (не смог нести тяжелый чемодан, потому был недостаточно силён)
Задание 5 см. во вложении
This week, Duc from Vietnam writes:
The most exciting football 1)match I have ever seen was the 1999 Champions' League Final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich in the Nou Camp 2)stadium in Barcelona.
After 90 minutes Manchester United were losing 1-0. The Bayern Munich 3)fans in the stadium were already celebrating their 4)team's victory. The Manchester United fans in the stadium and millions around the world were watching in despair.
There were now just three minutes of added time. 20 seconds passed and United got a corner. The atmosphere in the stadium was incredibly intense. All the Manchester United 5)players (including their goalkeeper) were in the Bayern Munich penalty area. David Beckham took the corner and Teddy Sheringham 6)scored. It was 1-1!
The Manchester United fans were ecstatic. There was only about one minute left now but United attacked again and scored another 7)goal. Now it was 2-1! Thirty seconds later we heard the 8)referee blow his whisde. The match was over. United were the 9)champions! Many of the Bayern fans and players were crying. They had lost the match in less than three minutes.
The next day I read that the UEFA president missed both Manchester United's goals. He was going down to the 10)pitch to give the cup to the German team when United scored their first goal and he was going back up to his seat when they scored their second! He missed the most exciting and unforgettable three minutes of football I have ever seen.