Помагити зарания
exercise
(учебное
задание):
3.Writing (письменно в тетради)
Ex3 p.43 W/Gr book
(Используй глаголы в скобках в Past Simple и закончи предложения.)
3
* Use the verbs in brackets in the past
simple to complete the sentences.
1 A:
(you/see)
any films last weekend?
B: No, L.
...(go) to a music
festival instead.
A: What
(be) it like?
B: Actually, it
(not/be)
very good. 1
(not/like) the bands.
2 A: What
(you/get)
for your birthday?
B: Lots of nice things! My best friend
(give) me The Lion, The Witch
and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis.
3 A: Paul and I
(spend)
last weekend at our grandparents' house.
B: Really? What
(you/do) there?
A: Well, on Sunday we (take)
a picnic to the river. We
(swim) in the river, too!
B: It sounds like you
(have)
###
a great time!
.
4 A: ...
(you/know) that
J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of The Lord of
the Rings,
(know)
many languages?
B: Yes. He also
(create) some of his own languages.
A: How interesting!
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Chewing gum is usually associated with some thoughtless automatic process. Television has recently become like a chewing gum too.  For many years it has been considered the main source of information.  But in recent years it has turned out in some endless entertainment full of silly commercials and stupid soap operas.  Very often people can’t tell one film from another, or one TV show from another because they are so much alike.  For some people watching TV turned into the constant switching of the channels.  They fail to find what they like so they prefer to watch a little bit of everything which leads to total absence of any integral or useful information.  It is very hard to get a full picture of a film when every five minutes it is interrupted by commercials.  Permanent blinking of bright colours and a rapid change of images make people lose the sense of  what is shown.  In the end they just passively watch the programmes as if they were chewing a gum.  And when a programme becomes too boring, they just switch to another channel.  And the next day people just take a new fresh chewing gum and chew it till it becomes tasteless and then they spit it out ruthlessly. Don’t you think watching TV is the same?   

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Both photos show a bungee jumping scene of any kind. In the first photo, somebody has just jumped from a bridge, as in the second photo the young woman is putting on her safety equipment. It looks to me although she is having some kind of argument with the man who is with her because her arms areraised in the air and she looks angry. She doesn't seem to be very keen in doing the jump and it looks like the man is getting impatient while he has to wait, I would tell. Like the second photo where the people look upset and angry, in the first photo everyone seems to be having a good time and the person who is jumping is smiling. All things to consider, I don’t think people should not put pressure on people to do things like bungee jumping. It’s not a sport for everyone. If somebody doesn’t really fancy to do it, then the manager ought let them think about it before making them jump, or even give them their money back