Óïð.7 Unit 3 Ñåêöèÿ 3 ÃÄÇ English Ìèõååâà 7 êëàññ

Ïðèâåäåì âûäåðæêó èç çàäàíèÿ èç ó÷åáíèêà Àôàíàñüåâà, Ìèõååâà 7 êëàññ, Äðîôà:

7. Learn some new words. (67).

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choose — âûáèðàòü

die — óìèðàòü

difficult — òðóäíûé

easy — ëåãêèé

money — äåíüãè s

uccess — óñïåõ

successful — óñïåøíûé

talk — ðàçãîâàðèâàòü

woman — æåíùèíà

become — ñòàíîâèòüñÿ

go out — âûéòè, ñõîäèòü êóäà-òî

look after — çàáîòèòüñÿ

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choose — chose: to choose a career, to choose a book. Did you choose a doll, Olga? Ben chose two balloons

die — died: Mrs Witson died in 1999. Barry West was born in September 1934 and died in July 2002. difficult: a difficult text, a difficult job. This sentence is very difficult. I can’t read it.

easy: an easy plan, an easy job. Mary’s job is easier than yours. Yours is more difficult.

money: to have a lot of money, to have little money. Take the money and go to the shop. There is no money in the money-box.

success: to have success, to be a success. The new film had a lot of success. Her new book is a success. John’s career as a journalist is a success.

successful: a successful teacher, a successful writer. Margaret Barker is a successful music teacher

talk- talked: to talk a lot, to talk to a friend. They are all talking together. Can their little son talk? Alice is teaching her bird to talk.

woman — women: a beautiful woman, a tall woman, a young woman. Three women, ten women, fifteen women. There were some women in the room

become — became: to become a writer. He went to university to become a doctor. After school my granny became a nurse

go out: Let’s go out to eat this night. I often go out with my friends.

look after: My cousin has got three pets and looks after all of them. When my granny is ill, I always look after her.