задание по англ 7

Task 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box. There are three verbs you don’t need.

1 The next train leaves in five minutes. You’ll it if you run.

2 The new bridge makes it easier to the river.

3 You need a credit card to a room online.

4 I the bus yesterday morning because I didn’t wake up early enough.

Task 2 Read the text once again, be ready to answer the questions.

Colin Wright and Charley Boorman don’t need to go away for holidays abroad – for them, travelling is a job. The only desk they use is a check-in desk at the airport. They check their emails in departure lounges and never have to deal with the daily problems of working in an office. Every time they go through passport control, they get another stamp in their overused passports. Colin Wright is American. At the age of twenty-six, he started his own company and became a full-time traveller, running his business from a laptop. He sold his belongings and set off on a journey with one bag that fits into the overhead locker on a plane. He’s not a fan of tourism – he doesn’t stay over somewhere for a few days, see the sights and then catch the first train, bus or plane to the next destination. He stays in each location for four months. He writes a blog called Exile Lifestyle about his experiences and then he moves on to a new country. How does he decide his next destination? He lets the readers of his blog choose! He says he’ll book a ticket to anywhere they vote for. His readers have already sent him to Argentina, New Zealand, Thailand, Cambodia, Iceland and Romania. Who knows where he will turn up next? Charley Boorman is a British television personality. In his TV series By Any Means, he travels from Ireland to Australia, stopping over at twenty-four countries and using any means of transport he can find. At the start of his journey, he sails from Ireland to England by fishing boat and drives a red double-decker bus from London to Dover. He crosses Europe by train and boat, and boards a cargo ship to cross the Arabian Sea. In India he rows a boat down the Ganges and flies over the Himalayas by helicopter. In Bangkok the traffic jams are so bad that he nearly misses his train – but he arrives just in time to catch an express train for the twentyfour-hour journey to Malaysia. After 102 days and 112 means of transport, he reaches his destination in Sydney.

Task 3. Complete the table with the infinitive of the underlined phrasal verbs in the text.

Task 4 Choose the correct words.

1 His parents often go away / over for the weekend.

2 We need to set off / away early tomorrow because we’ve got a long journey ahead of us.

3 We’ve lived here for three years now – it’s time to move over / on to a new place.

4 You can’t just turn in / up like that – you should call before visiting us!

Task 5 Complete the questions with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the previous task.

1 On school days, what time do you set off in the morning?

2 When was the last time you ____ at a friend’s house?

3 Have you ever ____ at a party that you weren’t invited to?

4 When your family ____ , do they sometimes go abroad?

5 Are you good at _____ unexpected situations?

Task 6 Make a short dialogue using the word collocations from previous exercises.

Task 7 Answer the following questions, send the audio script.

1 Which of the countries in the article would you most and least like to go to? Why?

2 Which means of transport would you most and least like to try? Why?

3 What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of these travellers’ lifestyles?