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Учебник Spotlight 7. Student Book. Страница 12

English in Use — Применение английского

1. How do you usually travel? — Как ты обычно путешествуешь?

I travel by different means. It may be train, bus, plane, tube, car or ship. Of course I like to travel on foot too. — Я путешествую различными видами транспорта. Это может быть поезд, автобус, самолет, метро, машина или корабль. Конечно же я люблю путешествовать и пешком.

2. a) Listen and repeat. Who says each sentence/phrase: a ticket seller? a passenger? — Послушай и повтори. Кто говорит каждое предложение/фразу: продавец билетов? пассажир?

b) Read and listen to the dialogues and check. Where does each person want to go? — Прочитай и послушай диалоги и проверь. Куда каждый персонаж хочет поехать?

3. Portfolio: Use the map and the fares chart to act out similar dialogues, between a ticket seller and a passenger. You want to go from Liverpool Street to: — Портфолио: Используй карту и таблицу с тарифами, чтобы разыграть похожие диалоги между продавцом билетов и пассажиром. Ты хочешь добраться со станции Ливерпуль Стрит до…:

Примечание: обратите внимание, что слова adult и child употребляются в единственном числе, независимо от количества пассажиров, поскольку в данном случае они обозначают тип билета, например, два билета класса «взрослый».

4. Listen and tick (✓). Listen and repeat. Think of two more words with the same sounds. — Послушай и отметь галочкой. Послушай и повтори. Придумай еще два слова с похожими звуками.

Lesson 4. № 24. ГДЗ Английский язык 5 класс Верещагина. Помогите ответить про путешествия

Do you like travelling? Why? Let’s talk about it.

1. Do you often travel? When did you travel last?
2. Where did you go?
3. How did you go there? Was it by car, by bus, by train or by
plane?
4. Which is the quickest means1 of travelling? Which is the most
comfortable?
5. How do people usually travel if they want to get to the farthest
places on the earth?
6. Do you think it is interesting to travel by sea? Have you ever
done it? What was the weather like then?
7. How often do your parents or relatives travel by air? Where do
they usually buy tickets for the flight? Is it expensive to travel by
plane? Why do many people prefer this way of travelling?
8. What do people usually do when they are on the plane? on the
train? on the bus?
9. Have you ever travelled by car? Is it comfortable? Is it convenient?
Why do many people like travelling by car?
10. Where do people stay as they travel to faraway places? Have
you ever stayed at a hotel? What was it like? What were the rooms
like? What was the food like?

Вы любите путешествовать? Почему? Расскажите об этом.

1. No, I don’t travel often. Last time I travelled in summer.
2. I travelled to the seaside.
3. I travelled there by train.
4. The quickest method of travelling is travelling by
plane. The most comfortable travelling is travelling by
train.
5. People usually travel by air if they want to get to
the farthest places of the earth.
6. I think that it is interesting to travel by sea but I
haven’t done it.
7. My parents don’t often travel by air. They buy tick-
ets for the flight at the airport. It is expensive to travel by
plane. People prefer travelling by plane because it is the
quickest way of travelling.
8. People usually read newspapers when they are on
the plane. They usually sleep when they are on the train. And they usually look through the window when they are on the bus.
9. Yes, I often travel by car. I think that it is comfort-
able and convenient. People travel by car because it is
cheap.
10. People usually stay at hotels when they travel to
far-away places. Yes, I have stayed at the hotel. It was
very comfortable. The rooms were not very big. The
food was rather tasty.

Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present Indefinite, Present Perfect, Present Continuous, Past Indefinite или Future Indefinite.

1. Our classes usually (begin) at 8.30 in the morning.

2. The first lesson (not to begin) yet.

3. I (spend) my last weekend well.

4. I think we (travel) to the seaside next summer.

5. The pupils (have) a break now.

1. My mother (buy) a lot of bananas yesterday.

2. We just (eat) all the bananas.

3. I think she (buy) some more bananas tomorrow.

4. Usually my dog (not to eat) fruit.

5. My dog (eat) meat now.

1. We never (swim) in the ocean.

2. We (swim) in the lake very often last summer.

3. My friend certainly (swim) in the Black Sea next month.

4. We usually (go) swimming to the swimming pool.

5. Look at the boys! They (swim) on such a cold day.

1. I already (be) to many countries.

2. I (be) in London last year.

3. I (travel) to Canada now.

4. We hope we (visit) our American friends next summer.

5. We (visit) them every year.

1. The children (not to learn) the poem yet.

2. They (forget) to write down their homework yesterday.

3. They (get) bad marks tomorrow.

4. They (read) interesting books now.

5. They usually (do) their homework in the evening.

1. I just (have) breakfast.

2. I (eat) my breakfast a minute ago.

3. He (have) his breakfast now.

4. I know that we (have) breakfast at school next Saturday.

5. When… you usually (have) breakfast?

1. I already (see) the monument to Pushkin.

2. I (see) it when I travelled to Moscow last summer.

3. We usually (visit) museums in Moscow.

4. He (watch) the birds in the blue sky now.

5. It (take) you an hour to get to the airport by taxi tomorrow in the morning.

1. Where… you (go) last weekend?

2. How lucky you (be) this year?

3. Many people in Britain usually (work) 5 days a week.

4. Where is Pete? He (leave) the house now.

5. We think we (stay) at a hotel next year.

1. …you (find) the key yet?

2. I (find) it a minute ago.

3. The birds that live in the North usually (fly) to the South in winter.

4. Why … you (cry) little Betty? (now)

5. It (take) me 2 hours to get to London by plane. (tomorrow)

1. The burglar (try) to steal a TV set last week.

2. The burglar just (steal) my bag.

3. We always (take) little luggage when we travel.

4. Look! Nick (shake) his head in answer to my question.

5. I (explain) the rule to you tomorrow.

1. …people usually (shake) hands when they meet?

2. … you (do) the shopping yet?

3. … you (buy) tickets at the railway station yesterday?

4. Why … Ann (wear) her party dress now?

5. Kate hopes she (go) to the theatre next week.

1. My friends (not to arrive) in Moscow yet.

2. A strong wind (blow) now.

3. We (change) trains tomorrow in London.

4. Harry (catch) a plane to London and arrived there at 3 yesterday.

5. My father usually (catch) a bus when he goes to work.

1. I never (collect) anything.

2. She (specialize) in teaching music last year.

3. The sun (rise) in the East.

4. Look! The curtain (rise). The performance (begin).

5. He promises that he (take) part in this work next week.

М-да, от скромности вы не умрёте!

I.
1. Our classes usually (begins) at 8.30 in the morning.
2. The first lesson HAS (not begun) yet.
3. I (spent) my last weekend well.
4. I think we (‘ll travel) to the seaside next summer.
5. The pupils (are having) a break now.

II.
1. My mother (bought) a lot of bananas yesterday.
2. We HAVE just (eaten) all the bananas.
3. I think she (‘ll buy) some more bananas tomorrow.
4. Usually my dog (doesn’t eat) fruit.
5. My dog (is eating) meat now.

III.
1. We HAVE never (swum) in the ocean.
2. We (swam) in the lake very often last summer.
3. My friend WILL certainly (swim) in the Black Sea next month.
4. We usually (go) swimming to the swimming pool.
5. Look at the boys! They (are swimming) on such a cold day.

IV.
1. I HAVE already (been) to many countries.
2. I (was) in London last year.
3. I (am travel(l)ing) to Canada now.
4. We hope we (‘ll visit) our American friends next summer.
5. We (visit) them every year.

V.
1. The children (haven’t learnt\learned) the poem yet.
2. They (forgot) to write down their homework yesterday.
3. They (‘ll get) bad marks tomorrow.
4. They (are reading) interesting books now.
5. They usually (do) their homework in the evening.

VI.
1. I HAVE just (had) breakfast.
2. I (ate) my breakfast a minute ago.
3. He (is having) his breakfast now.
4. I know that we (‘ll have\are having) breakfast at school next Saturday.
5. When DO you usually (have) breakfast?

VII.
1. I HAVE already (seen) the monument to Pushkin.
2. I (saw) it when I travelled to Moscow last summer.
3. We usually (visit) museums in Moscow.
4. He (is watching) the birds in the blue sky now.
5. It (‘ll take\will take) you an hour to get to the airport by taxi tomorrow in the morning.

VIII.
1. Where DID you (go) last weekend?
2. How lucky HAVE you (been) this year?
3. Many people in Britain usually (work) 5 days a week.
4. Where is Pete? He (is leaving) the house now.
5. We think we (‘ll stay) at a hotel next year.

IX.
1. HAVE you (found) the key yet?
2. I (found) it a minute ago.
3. The birds that live in the North usually (fly) to the South in winter.
4. Why ARE you (crying) little Betty? (now)
5. It (‘ll take) me 2 hours to get to London by plane. (tomorrow)

X.
1. The burglar (tried) to steal a TV set last week.
2. The burglar HAS just (stolen) my bag.
3. We always (take) little luggage when we travel.
4. Look! Nick (is shaking) his head in answer to my question.
5. I (‘ll explain) the rule to you tomorrow.

XI.
1. DO people usually (shake) hands when they meet?
2. HAVE you (done) the shopping yet?
3. DID you (buy) tickets at the railway station yesterday?
4. Why IS Ann (wearing) her party dress now?
5. Kate hopes she (‘ll go) to the theatre next week.

XII.
1. My friends (hasn’t arrived) in Moscow yet.
2. A strong wind (is blowing) now.
3. We (‘ll change) trains tomorrow in London.
4. Harry (caught) a plane to London and arrived there at 3 yesterday.
5. My father usually (catches) a bus when he goes to work.

XIII.
1. I HAVE never (collected) anything.
2. She (specialized) in teaching music last year.
3. The sun (rises) in the East.
4. Look! The curtain (is rising). The performance (is beginning).
5. He promises that he (‘l take) part in this work next week.

Travelling by Plane

No wonder that one of the latest means of travelling is travelling by plane. Nowadays people mostly travel by air. It combines both comfort and speed and you will reach the place of destination very quickly. No doubt, travelling by air is the most convenient and comfortable means of travelling. But if you are airsick the flight may seem not so nice to you. Unfortunately sometimes the flights are delayed because of unfavorable weather conditions, and one more inconvenience is jet-lag.

Before boarding the plane you must check in at the airport. Passengers are requested to arrive at the airport one hour before departure time on international flights and half an hour on domestic flights. You must register your tickets, weigh in and register the luggage.

The economy class limitation is 20 kg. First-class passengers are allowed 30 kg. Excess luggage must be paid for. Passengers are permitted, to take only some personal belongings with them into the cabin. These items include handbags, brief-cases or attache cases, umbrellas, coats and souvenirs bought at the tax-free shops at the airport. Each passenger is given a boarding pass to be shown at the departure gate and again to the stewardess when boarding the plane.

Before the plane takes off the stewardess gives you all the information about the flight, the speed and altitude. She asks you to fasten the belts and not to smoke. She will take care of you during the flight and will help you to get comfortable in your seat. Inside the cabins the air is always fresh and warm. The captain will welcome you on board, tell you all about the flight and the interesting places you are flying over. During the flight you can take a nap or have a chat, you can read and relax. In some planes you can watch video or listen to the music.

When the plane is landing or taking off you have an opportunity to enjoy the wonderful scenery and landscapes. While travelling by plane you fly past various villages and cities at the sight of which realize how majestic and tremendous our planet is. Do not forget your personal belongings when leaving the plane.

Landing formalities and customs regulation are about the same in-all countries. While still onboard the plane the passenger is given an arrival card to fill in, he fills in (in block letters) his name in full, country of residence, permanent address, purpose and length of visit; and address in the country he is visiting. After the passenger has disembarked, officials will examine (check) his passport and visa (to see if they are in order).

In some countries they will check the passenger’s certificate of vaccination. When these formalities have been completed the passenger goes to the Customs for an examination of his luggage. The passenger is required to fill in a customs declaration form. He must list all dutiable articles. Personal belongings may be brought in duty-free.

Here is a partial list of prohibited articles: firearms, drugs, in some countries — meat products, fresh fruit and vegetables. The Customs inspector may ask you to open your bags for inspection. After you are through with all customs formalities he will put a stamp on each piece of luggage.

[ перевод на русский язык ]

Путешествие на самолете

He удивительно, что самый современный способ путешествия — это путешествие самолетом. Сегодня люди в основном путешествуют на самолете. Он сочетает в себе комфорт и скорость, вы доберетесь до места назначения очень быстро. Без сомнения, путешествие самолетом — самое удобное и комфортное средство передвижения. Но если вы подвержены воздушной болезни, полет может показаться вам не таким уж приятным. К сожалению, иногда рейсы задерживаются из-за неблагоприятных погодных условий. Еще одно неудобство — это расстройство биоритмов в связи с перелетом через несколько часовых поясов.

Перед посадкой на самолет вы должны зарегистрироваться в аэропорту. Пассажирам необходимо прибыть в аэропорт за один час до отправления для международных перелетов и за полчаса—для внутренних рейсов. Вам необходимо зарегистрировать билеты, взвесить и сдать багаж.

Пассажирам, путешествующим в эконом-классе, разрешается бесплатно провезти до 20 кг багажа. Пассажирам, путешествующим первым классом (бизнес-классом), разрешается бесплатно провезти до 30 кг багажа. За любой килограмм багажа, превышающий установленные нормы бесплатного провоза багажа, производится дополнительная оплата в соответствии с багажным тарифом. Вы можете взять с собой в салон некоторые личные вещи. Они включают женские сумочки, кейсы, портфели для документов, зонты, плащи и сувениры, купленные в магазинах беспошлинной продажи в аэропорту. У каждого пассажира есть посадочный талон, который необходимо предъявить при посадке на авиалайнер и стюардессе в салоне самолета.

Перед отправлением самолета стюардесса проинформирует вас о полете, скорости и высоте, на которой вы будете лететь. Она попросит вас пристегнуть ремни и не курить. Она позаботится о вас во время полета и поможет вам удобно устроиться в вашем кресле. Внутри кабины воздух всегда свежий и теплый. Капитан поприветствует вас на борту самолета, расскажет вам о полете и интересных местах, над которыми вы будете пролетать. Во время полета можно вздремнуть или поговорить, почитать и расслабиться.

Когда самолет приземляется или взлетает, у вас есть возможность насладиться прекрасным видом и пейзажами. Во время полета вы пролетаете мимо разных деревень и городов, при виде которых вы понимаете, насколько величественна и необъятна наша планета. Не следует забывать личные вещи при выходе из самолета.

В некоторых странах пассажирам необходимо предъявить сертификат о вакцинации. После выполнения всех этих формальностей, пассажир проходит таможню, где производится осмотр багажа. Пассажиру необходимо заполнить таможенную декларацию. В ней необходимо перечислить все товары, облагаемые пошлиной (личные вещи, не облагаются пошлиной).

Вопросы к рассказу:

1. What are other inconveniences of flying?
2. Why do people mostly travel by air nowadays?
3. Why may the flight seem not so nice to you?
4. What is the luggage limitation?
5. What must passengers do in case they have some excess luggage?
6. What are passengers permitted to take with them into the cabin?
7. When are passengers requested to arrive at the airport?
8. When is a boarding pass to be shown?
9. What do stewardesses do during the flight?
10. What is the passenger given to fill in while still onboard the plane?
11. What are the formalities to be completed after the passenger has disembarked?
12. What must you list in your customs declaration?
13. What are prohibited articles?
14. What will the Customs inspector do after you are through with all customs formalities?
15. What can you do during the flight?
16. What opportunities do passengers have when the plane is landing or taking off?

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Travelling. Texts (для разных уровней)

В рамках изучения темы «Travelling» (Путешествия) прочитайте короткие тексты на английском языке. Тексты предназначены для разных уровней (beginner — advanced) и способствуют закреплению пройденной лексики по теме «Travels. Путешествия».

Travelling. Texts (beginner — advanced)

Содержание:

Text №1 «An Opinion on Travelling on Holidays» (beginner)

I believe that holidays should be a change.

Most people like a change. If they live in the country they like to go to a big town and spend their time looking at the shop windows and visiting cinemas, theatres and museums.

If they live in the city, they like to go the some quiet place in the hills or by the sea, do nothing but walking, swimming or lying in the sun.

So, on holidays most people don’t like doing things they have to do all year round.

What is your opinion on travelling on holidays?

Text №2 «An Opinion on Travelling by Car» (intermediate)

My friends spend most of their free time driving around the country and sightseeing. As for me, I find travelling by car very tiring. It makes no difference if I drive a car or just sit as a passenger. I will try to explain. When I drive, it usually takes too much of me — too much nerves. When I am a passenger, I always feel tensed as my legs and arms hurt. It is because I hate too much sitting. So, after driving I’m usually exhausted.

What is your opinion on travelling by car?

Text №3 «Travelling to a Small Town» (intermediate)

A Londoner was going to the west of England for a holiday. He arrived at a small town by train. When he knew that there were two hotels there, he took a taxi. On the way out of the station he asked the driver: «How long have you been living here?» «Since childhood,» — was the answer. «Then which hotel could you recommend?» asked the tourist. «You see, it makes no difference — whichever hotel you’ll choose you’ll be sorry you didn’t choose the other,» answered the driver.

What is the gist of the joke?

Text №4 «Reasons for Travelling» (intermediate)

People enjoy traveling, but what are their reasons they leave their homes? There are several of them. First comes curiosity. Films about far-off places, books and friends’ stories encourage us to undertake our own trips.

Education comes next. Learning through traveling is very popular. It does not mean only visiting museums and admiring architectural ensembles. It also means to get a glimpse of another life style. You can never get that sort of knowledge from books.

And besides, there are people who just change places. Probably they have problems at home and that is their way — rather to escape than to solve. Others look for adventures. We are all different and and have different motives for traveling.

What are the main reasons for traveling?

Text №5 «The Worst Holiday in my Life» (intermediate)

Прочитайте отрывки из текста и расставьте абзацы в правильном порядке так, чтобы получилась история.

A. And this was the beginning of my problems. I woke up too late. I got to the airport and I saw that I hadn’t taken my passport. I took a taxi home and then back to the airport. I was very upset. I got on the plane. When I came to France, people at the airport told me that my luggage was in China. I didn’t have my clothes. I didn’t have my books. I didn’t have anything.

B. That was too much for me. I decided to leave Paris and go back to England. I phoned my friends in London, asked them to send me some money and I bought a plane ticket for the next flight. Finally, I was back home. When I arrived the travel agent informed me that my luggage was in Paris.

С. When I came to the hotel, they didn’t have a room for me because I hadn’t arrived on time. I went to another hotel where I could spend the night. The night was really hot and the air conditioning was broken. I couldn’t open the window because there was a very busy street outside and the noise was awful.

D. Next day I decided to go to see Paris. When I left the hotel I went straight to see the Eiffel Tower. Before I got there a man came to me and pulled out a gun. He took all the money I had on me.

E. It all started in the morning two months ago. I always wanted to see Paris, the cafes, the Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysees. So I bought a plane ticket to Paris and waited for the day of departure.

Text №6 «My opinion about Traveling» (intermediate)

I like traveling because it broadens my outlook and helps me to understand other cultures. I think that I’m already an experienced traveler. I know that if you decide to travel, you should plan everything carefully. This year I decided to go to Britain. At first I went to a travel agency that helped us to arrange our journey. They arranged for us an accommodation in a hotel and booked us a return ticket. Then we packed our luggage and arrived at the airport. We stayed in a small hotel near London. It offered us a wide range of different activities: boating and canoeing, hiking and rafting and others. I prefer cycling because I like going to remote places and I am fond of scenic routes.

Перескажите текст, используя новые слова.

Dialogue №7 «At the Station» (intermediate)

Новые слова:

Jan.: Of course! You can take whichever seat you like. As a matter of fact, I really prefer sitting with my back to the en­gine. Here’s our carriage and here’s our compartment. You can get into the train now.

Fred.: Lucy, won’t you come into the carriage with me? You will be warmer inside.

Lucy: Thanks, I will.

Jan: I’ll go and gee that our luggage has been put into the guard’s van, and I’ll book two seats in the restaurant car for lunch. I’ll get some newspapers at the bookstall and some chocolate on my way back. (He goes away.)

Lucy.: Jan is a good fellow for getting things done, isn’t he?

Fred.: He is. I don’t know anyone better. I’m very glad he is coming with me. I know that I will have a very comfortable journey. Jan will see to everything — find the seats on the train, see that my luggage is all right, and get it through the customs. I won’t have to do anything at all except sit back and enjoy the journey.

From «Essential English for Foreign Students» by С. Е. Eckersley

Text №8 «Treasure Hunting» (advanced)

Can you name the objects in the picture? What is treasure, in your opinion?

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture to yourself desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships and old chests filled with jewellery and coins. For some people these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure.

One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called “Treasure Coast”. Between the 16 th and 18 th century many Spanish ships sank near the coast and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold.

Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn and the ships often broke into pieces.

The exploration of the sea near the coast has begun in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains’ diaries and obviously for gold, silver and coins.

Today, the treasure hunting is an expensive game, which requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship under water but if they are lucky, they feel excited.