Question

Summer Holidays I always enjoy summer. Do you? In summer, I like to relax and forget about school. I don't have to get up early and I can see my friends any time I want.I like to spend my holidays with my parents. We usually go somewhere with our parents. We love to swim, lie in the sun, but most of all I prefer going camping. We go to different places in Britain and sometimes abroad. In Britain, I like going to Devon, Somerset and Scotland – but my favourite place of all is Yorkshire. It has a lovely countryside and fantastic old buildings. The only problem is the weather!Last summer, I had two holidays. One was in Somerset, in a little village by the sea, and another was in Naples, in Italy. I went with my mother to Italy – by train! It was unforgettable!Sam, 12 BritainMark the sentences True or False.1. Sam finds summer an enjoyable season. 2. Sam doesn’t have a relaxing timetable in summer.3. Sam prefers not to remember about school during vacation time.4. Sam wants to spend his holiday with his friends than with his parents.5. Lying in the sun is Sam’s favourite activity during holiday.6. He dislikes weather in Yorkshire.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. T

2. F

3. T

4. F

5. F

6. T

Объяснение:

1. True. I always enjoy summer.

2. False. I like to relax and forget about school. I don't have to get up early and I can see my friends any time I want.

3. True. I like to relax and forget about school.

4. False. I like to spend my holidays with my parents.

5. False. We love to swim, lie in the sun, but most of all I prefer going camping.

6. True. The only problem is the weather!

Answer 2

1. True - Sam finds summer an enjoyable season.
2. False - Sam does have a relaxing timetable in summer.
3. True - Sam prefers not to remember about school during vacation time.
4. False - Sam prefers to spend his holiday with his parents.
5. True - Lying in the sun is one of Sam's favorite activities during holiday.
6. False - Sam likes the countryside and old buildings in Yorkshire but mentions the weather as the only problem, which doesn't necessarily mean he dislikes Yorkshire as a whole.