Упражнение 5 Unit 2 Секция 5
ГДЗ English Михеева 8 класс - ответы

A.
fast — 1) adj быстрый; 2) adv быстро
prefer — предпочитать
follow — 1) следовать (за); 2) понимать
following — следующий
regular — регулярный
regularly — регулярно
rich — богатый
such — такой
perfect — совершенный
need — нуждаться
wait —'ждать
pronunciation — произношение
maybe — может быть, возможно
B.
fast: 1) а fast train, а fast car. My watch is fast. 2) to talk fast, to walk fast, to drive fast, to think fast. I can’t run very fast.
prefer (preferred): to prefer tea to coffee, to prefer (to do) doing something. John preferred riding a bike to walking.
follow: 1) to follow some rule, to follow a person. Tuesday follows Monday. I was sure that someone was following me. 2) to follow a speech, to follow a film. Do you follow what I am saying?
following: On the following day. Read the following carefully.
regular(ly): regular meetings, to meet regularly. He regularly visits his granny.
rich: a rich woman, a rich country. Alan Parson is a rich Englishman. the rich = rich people
such: such an interesting book, such a boring film, such rich people, such fast cars. It is such sweet tea that I can’t drink it.
perfect: a perfect day, a perfect lady, perfect results. This room is absolutely perfect for our meeting. Practice makes perfect means: if you do something regularly, you will learn to do it perfectly.
need: to need water, to need food, to need to go to school. You’ll need some warm clothes for the
winter. You can stay longer if you need to.
wait: to wait for the teacher, to wait for the bus. Let’s sit down and wait until Bobby comes here.
pronunciation: the right pronunciation. Her pronunciation is getting better.
maybe: Maybe I’ll come too. There were maybe fifteen people there. Maybe it will snow tonight.
in fact: I thought Betty was in her room but in fact she was in the garden.
to grow up: She is really starting to grow up now. She is not a child anymore.
at the beginning: At the beginning of the story we didn’t understand anything. At the beginning I didn’t think about becoming a journalist.
to come with practice: You’ll learn to do it easily, it comes with practice.