Поместите глаголы в скобках в Present Simple или Present Continuous 1) (she/like) the Russian countryside?
2)Arina (go) to the theatre now.
3) I`m happy I (fly) home tomorrow.
4) She (want) to visit the USA again.
5) He (start) school at 8:30 every day.
6) She(always/call) me late at hight
2) True. The passage mentions that Ian wears a t-shirt at work because it's hot.
3) True. The passage states that Ian's sculptures begin to melt when they are put on show.
4) False. The passage does not mention Ian's emotions when his sculptures melt.
5) True. The passage states that Mike Evans started making sand sculptures last year.
6) False. The passage does not mention that Mike's team makes sand sculptures all over the world.
7) False. The passage does not mention whether Mike's team makes the same sculptures all the time.
8) False. The passage mentions that you need special tools to make a sand sculpture.
True
1) False. The passage states that Ian Foster makes sculptures out of sand, not paper or ice.
2) True. The passage mentions that Ian does lots of drawings/paintings before making a sculpture.
3) False. The passage does not mention the temperature of Ian's studio.
4) True. The passage mentions that some of Ian's sculptures are made for parties in big shops/companies.
5) False. The passage mentions that Mike Evans makes sculptures out of sand, not pictures.
6) True. The passage states that Mike has been making sand sculptures for 16 years.
7) False. The passage does not mention how many prizes the team has won.
8) True. The passage mentions using gardening tools to carve the sand when making a sand sculpture.
Short Answers:
1) Yes, Ian Foster does make ice sculptures of animals.
2) The passage does not provide information regarding whether Ian has made a castle out of ice.
3) The passage does not provide information regarding how long ice sculptures last.
4) No, sand sculpture is not Mike Evans' hobby. It is mentioned that he makes sand sculptures.
5) The passage does not mention whether Mike works with other sculptors.
6) The passage does not provide information regarding the number of sculptors who work with Mike.
7) No, an ordinary knife cannot be used to make a sand sculpture.
8) Yes, the sand needs to be made wet when making a sand sculpture.
Discussion Questions:
1) This question asks for the student's personal opinion. Example answers could include:
- "Yes, I would like to be an ice sculptor because I enjoy working with ice and creating intricate designs."
- "No, I wouldn't like to be an ice sculptor because I prefer working with other materials."
2) This question also asks for the student's imagination. Example answers could include:
- "I would make a sculpture of a dolphin jumping out of the water."
- "I would make a sculpture of a famous landmark like the Eiffel Tower."
3) This question asks the student's preference and tools they use. Example answers could include:
- "Yes, I like making things. I use tools like paintbrushes, scissors, and glue."
- "No, I don't like making things. I prefer to draw using pencils and paper."
To make ten different jobs, we can combine words from different boxes:
1. Police officer
- Explanation: A police officer is a person who works for the police force and is responsible for maintaining law and order, preventing and detecting crimes, and ensuring public safety.
2. Construction worker
- Explanation: A construction worker is a person who works in the construction industry and is involved in building, repairing, or demolishing structures.
3. Business detective
- Explanation: A business detective is a person who investigates and resolves problems or mysteries related to business operations or practices.
4. Fitness instructor
- Explanation: A fitness instructor is a person who guides and assists individuals or groups in physical exercise activities to improve their overall fitness levels.
5. Childcare worker
- Explanation: A childcare worker is a person who takes care of children in a professional setting, such as a daycare center or nursery, ensuring their safety, well-being, and educational development.
6. Bank clerk
- Explanation: A bank clerk is a person who works in a bank and is responsible for various administrative and customer service tasks, such as processing transactions, managing accounts, and assisting customers.
7. Private investigator
- Explanation: A private investigator is a person who is hired to conduct investigations, gather information, and uncover facts for private individuals, businesses, or organizations.
8. Personal assistant
- Explanation: A personal assistant is a person who provides administrative support and assistance to an individual, typically a high-level executive or a person with a demanding schedule.
9. Truck driver
- Explanation: A truck driver is a person who operates a truck or a large commercial vehicle to transport goods or materials from one location to another.
10. Shop assistant
- Explanation: A shop assistant is a person who works in a retail store and helps customers with their shopping needs, provides information about products, and assists with sales transactions.
2. VOCABULARY Phrasal verbs with work
We need to complete the phrasal verbs with the correct words given below:
against, at, off, out, up
1. Sam was working at his Maths homework all evening.
- Explanation: "Working at" means focusing or spending time on a particular task.
2. He really wants the job and he is getting very worked up about the interview.
- Explanation: "Getting worked up" means becoming extremely anxious, nervous, or excited about something.
3. I f you are too young, it may work against you when you apply for a job.
- Explanation: "Working against" means having a negative impact or hindering progress or success.
4. Jack felt stressed, so he went to the gym to work it off.
- Explanation: "Working it off" means engaging in physical activity to relieve stress or burn off excess energy.
5. The bill is €50. Can you work out what we each have to pay?
- Explanation: "Working out" means calculating or figuring out a solution or answer.
6. Start with five minutes of exercise a day and work up to an hour.
- Explanation: "Working up" means gradually increasing or progressing to a higher level or intensity.
7. It's a problem, but I am sure we can work out a solution together.
- Explanation: "Working out" means finding or reaching an agreement, compromise, or resolution to a problem or situation.