Question

Помогите пожалуйстаTask 1. Choose the most appropriate word underlinedGeorge (1) Gregory/Bernard/William Shaw was having lunch in a small restaurant in London. While he was eating, he heard the band (2) singing/cleaning/playing loudly.G. В. Shaw never liked loud music and he decided to (3) applaud/burn/leave the restaurant as soon as possible. He was just about to ask the (4) waiter/friend/barman to give him the (5) tip/bill/menu when he heard the band stop playing.The conductor looked (6) round/for/forward to the room and noticed the great (7) composer/sportsman/writer who was (8) sleeping in/smoking in/leaving the restaurant. He came up to Shaw and said with a smile, “Would you like the band to play something special for you, (9) man/sir/lad?” The answer came quickly, “Of course. I’d like them to play chess.”вот перевод с гуглаДжордж (1) Грегори / Бернард / Уильям Шоу обедал в небольшом ресторане в Лондоне. Пока он ел, он услышал группу (2) пение / чистки / играет громко.Г. В. Шоу никогда не нравилась громкая музыка, и он решил (3) аплодирую / записи / покинуть ресторан как можно скорее. Он как раз собирался спросить (4) Официант / друга / бармена, чтобы дать ему (5) Совет / счета / меню, когда он услышал группу перестать играть.Проводник посмотрел (6) раунд / для / вперед в комнату и заметил великий (7) Композитор / спортсмен / Писатель, который был (8) спать в / курение в / выходе из ресторана. Он подошел к Шоу и сказал с улыбкой: "Хотели бы вы группу, чтобы играть что-то особенное для вас, (9) человек / Sir / парень?" Ответ пришел быстро: "Конечно. Я хотел бы, чтобы играть в шахматы. "

Answer 1

1. Bernard 2.playing 3.leave 4.waiter 5.bill 6.?round 7. writer 8.leaving 9.sir  

Answer 2

Task 1 requires choosing the most appropriate word to fill in the underlined blanks in the given passage. Here is the translation of the passage provided:

"George (1) Gregory/Bernard/William Shaw was having lunch in a small restaurant in London. While he was eating, he heard the band (2) singing/cleaning/playing loudly. G. V. Shaw never liked loud music and he decided to (3) applaud/burn/leave the restaurant as soon as possible. He was just about to ask the (4) waiter/friend/barman to give him the (5) tip/bill/menu when he heard the band stop playing. The conductor looked (6) round/for/forward to the room and noticed the great (7) composer/sportsman/writer who was (8) sleeping in/smoking in/leaving the restaurant. He came up to Shaw and said with a smile, 'Would you like the band to play something special for you, (9) man/sir/lad?' The answer came quickly, 'Of course. I'd like them to play chess.'"

To choose the most appropriate word for each blank, let's analyze the context and meaning of the passage:

1. George Gregory/Bernard/William Shaw: Based on the given options, the most appropriate name for the blank would be "George Bernard Shaw."

2. singing/cleaning/playing loudly: Since the passage refers to a band, the most appropriate word for the blank would be "playing."

3. applaud/burn/leave the restaurant: The context suggests that George Shaw didn't like the loud music and wanted to leave the restaurant. Therefore, the most appropriate word for the blank would be "leave."

4. waiter/friend/barman: The passage mentions George Shaw asking someone for the bill or menu. In a restaurant setting, it is most likely that he would ask the "waiter."

5. tip/bill/menu: Since George Shaw was about to ask for the bill or menu, the most appropriate word for the blank would be "bill."

6. round/for/forward: The conductor looked in a direction to notice someone. The most appropriate word for the blank would be "round."

7. composer/sportsman/writer: The passage describes the person being noticed as great, which suggests that the most appropriate word for the blank would be "composer."

8. sleeping in/smoking in/leaving the restaurant: The passage mentions the person being noticed as doing an activity inside the restaurant. The most appropriate word for the blank would be "sleeping in."

9. man/sir/lad: The conductor asks George Shaw how he would like the band to play something special for him. The most appropriate word for the blank would be "sir."

So, the completed passage would be:

"George Bernard Shaw was having lunch in a small restaurant in London. While he was eating, he heard the band playing loudly. G. B. Shaw never liked loud music and he decided to leave the restaurant as soon as possible. He was just about to ask the waiter to give him the bill when he heard the band stop playing. The conductor looked round to the room and noticed the great composer who was sleeping in the restaurant. He came up to Shaw and said with a smile, 'Would you like the band to play something special for you, sir?' The answer came quickly, 'Of course. I'd like them to play chess.'"

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.