Question

6 Replace the adjectives in bold in the story in Exercise 5 with stronger adjectives from the box. There are two extra words How high is a mountain? I've reached many peaks, but on this trip everything possible went wrong. My best friend Joe and I arranged to meet early one morning in summer. We both know mountains are dangerous, but it was also really “hot /______so 'after that / before we left we had agreed to pack a map, some water and just a few snacks. 2 After a couple of hours / By the end of the journey, the path started to get very difficult. We had intended to reach a small lake 3by lunch time / the following afternoon but we couldn't find it. We kept looking at the map but we didn't want to waste time arguing, so we just kept walking. ‘‘Later / At first, we saw it. But strangely, it looked different to what we had expected. 5By the end of the afternoon / On the first morning we had finished all our food and water and were feeling extremely btired / ______. We weren't walking anymore either, we were climbing. I was quite 'scared / ______. Suddenly Joe shouted excitedly. 'I can see the top'. ‘‘Finally / Later, we had arrived. We felt really dgood /______. While we were looking at the view, we clearly saw the mountain we had planned to climb. We were on the wrong mountain! Luckily, we found an easier path down. 7 After that / Eventually we got back home. Everyone was very impressed with our amazing achievement, so we decided not to mention our big mistake! 1 Match verb patterns A-E to the sentences. A verb + to infinitive B verb + object + to infinitive C verb + -ing D modal verb + infinitive without to E verb + object + infinitive without to I want to drive a Formula 1 car one day. (a ) 1 We might go for a swim later. Q 2 The coach makes us run 3 kilometres before the training starts. Q 3 Please remind me to put a clean towel in my gym bag. Q 4 Karen fancies watching basketball on TV at home. Q 5 We arranged to meet at the top of the ski lift at 4 o'clock.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Let's replace the adjectives with stronger ones:

How high is a mountain? I've reached many peaks, but on this challenging trip everything possible went wrong.

My best friend Joe and I arranged to meet early one morning in summer. We both know mountains are dangerous, but it was also scorching so before we left, we had agreed to pack a map, some water, and just a few snacks.

After a couple of hours, by the end of the journey, the path started to get very treacherous. We had intended to reach a small lake by lunchtime, the following afternoon but we couldn't find it. We kept looking at the map, but we didn't want to waste time arguing, so we just kept walking. At first, we saw it. But strangely, it looked different from what we had expected.

By the end of the afternoon, on the first morning, we had finished all our food and water and were feeling extremely exhausted. We weren't walking anymore either; we were climbing. I was quite terrified.

Suddenly Joe shouted excitedly. 'I can see the top.' Finally, later, we had arrived. We felt really triumphant. While we were looking at the view, we clearly saw the mountain we had planned to climb. We were on the wrong mountain! Luckily, we found an easier path down.

After that, eventually, we got back home. Everyone was very impressed with our incredible achievement, so we decided not to mention our significant mistake.

Now, let's match the verb patterns:

1. I want to drive a Formula 1 car one day. (A)

2. We might go for a swim later. (D)

3. The coach makes us run 3 kilometers before the training starts. (C)

4. Please remind me to put a clean towel in my gym bag. (B)

5. Karen fancies watching basketball on TV at home. (E)

Answer 2

Ответ:

я не знаю но знаю 1 you want me to come over to

Объяснение:

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Answer 3

Certainly! Let's first replace the adjectives in bold in the story with stronger adjectives from the box:

1. How high is a mountain? I've reached many peaks, but on this trip everything possible went wrong. My best friend Joe and I arranged to meet early one morning in summer. We both know mountains are dangerous, but it was also really scorching, so before we left we had agreed to pack a map, some water, and just a few snacks.

2. After a couple of hours, by the end of the journey, the path started to get very difficult. We had intended to reach a small lake by lunchtime the following afternoon, but we couldn't find it. We kept looking at the map, but we didn't want to waste time arguing, so we just kept walking. Later, at first, we saw it. But strangely, it looked different from what we had expected.

3. By the end of the afternoon, on the first morning, we had finished all our food and water and were feeling extremely exhausted. We weren't walking anymore; we were climbing. I was quite terrified. Suddenly Joe shouted excitedly, 'I can see the top.' Finally, later, we had arrived. We felt really accomplished. While we were looking at the view, we clearly saw the mountain we had planned to climb. We were on the wrong mountain! Luckily, we found an easier path down.

4. After that, eventually, we got back home. Everyone was very astonished with our amazing achievement, so we decided not to mention our big mistake!

Now, let's match the verb patterns A-E to the sentences:

1. A verb + to infinitive - "We both know mountains are dangerous, but it was also really scorching, so before we left we had agreed to pack a map, some water, and just a few snacks." 2. E verb + object + infinitive without to - "Suddenly Joe shouted excitedly, 'I can see the top'." 3. B verb + object + to infinitive - "The coach makes us run 3 kilometers before the training starts." 4. C verb + -ing - "Karen fancies watching basketball on TV at home." 5. E verb + object + infinitive without to - "We arranged to meet at the top of the ski lift at 4 o'clock."