Everyday English
Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the list:
• agree to a certain extent
Prepositions
Choose the correct preposition.
1 Terry doesn't buy products from companies
2 Ling enery polite areas man lead from to
A: Hi, Brian. Did you read the article about water pollution in the paper? It says our local river is full of toxic chemicals.
B: Yes, I did. But what can we do about this problem?
A: Well, 1).
... encourage farmers
not to spray chemicals on plants.
B: 12)
.., but not all farmers want
to grow organic produce. I 3)
to fine factories who do not deal with their waste water safely. 4)
.. they wouldn't
dump chemicals in the river.
A: 15)
...., but, the way I see it, most
water pollution comes from people using toxic cleaning products in their homes.
B: 16).
there, Alan. That sort of
waste water doesn't have a big effect.
Phrasal Verbs
Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down (x2).
1 Please, turn......
..... the music. It's giving me a
terrible headache!
2 Let's turn
the TV and go outside to enjoy
the nice weather.
3 Ned turned
. an invitation he received for
a charity dinner.
4 Could you turn ....
....... the volume? I can't hear
what the news presenter is saying.
5 Jim's day turned...
.......... a nightmare when he
lost his job.
6 Rita turned it ........... in her mind before making
7 Tims nst to the homeless haiter tuned
5 All the crew were at/in a panic when the tanker started capsizing.
6 The Siberian tiger is at/in risk of becoming extinct.
7 Animals should live on/in the wild rather than being locked up in zoos.
8 Tina got confused by/from the instructions the man at the recycling centre gave her.
Word Formation
Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.
1 The President wants to introduce
healthcare
for all citizens. (AFFORD)
2 Pollution is a(n)
issue which needs to be controlled urgently.
(GLOBE)
Pam enjoyed looking up at the skies when she
went camping. (STAR)
4 For
reasons, Keith couldn't manage to find a job.
(VARY)
5 It's up to each
to sort out their recyclable waste. (RESIDE)
6 The whole town was left in complete
because of
the power cut. (DARK)
Writing
Read the rubric and complete the writing task.
you to write an essay
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Объяснение:
Everyday English
Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the list:
• agree to a certain extent
A: Hi, Brian. Did you read the article about water pollution in the paper? It says our local river is full of toxic chemicals.
B: Yes, I did. But what can we do about this problem?
A: Well, I agree to a certain extent. We can encourage farmers not to spray chemicals on plants.
B: True, but not all farmers want to grow organic produce. I propose to fine factories who do not deal with their waste water safely. Perhaps then they wouldn't dump chemicals in the river.
A: I agree to a certain extent, but, the way I see it, most water pollution comes from people using toxic cleaning products in their homes.
B: I agree to a certain extent there, Alan. That sort of waste water doesn't have a big effect.
Phrasal Verbs
Please, turn down the music. It's giving me a terrible headache!
Let's turn off the TV and go outside to enjoy the nice weather.
Ned turned down an invitation he received for a charity dinner.
Could you turn up the volume? I can't hear what the news presenter is saying.
Jim's day turned into a nightmare when he lost his job.
Rita turned it over in her mind before making a decision.
Tim's initiative to the homeless shelter turned out well.
Prepositions
Terry doesn't buy products from companies.
Ling enjoys polite areas.
A man leads from energy to man.
Word Formation
The President wants to introduce affordable healthcare for all citizens.
Pollution is a(n) global issue that needs to be controlled urgently.
Pam enjoyed looking up at the skies when she went camping (stargazing).
For various reasons, Keith couldn't manage to find a job.
It's up to each resident to sort out their recyclable waste.
The whole town was left in complete darkness because of the power cut.