ГДЗ Англійська мова 6 клас. Підручник [Калініна Л.В., Самойлюкевич І.В.] 2014

p. 41.
Badminton isn't as spectacular as tennis. Skiing is as dangerous as skating. Running isn’t as hard as running. Rollerblading is as breathtaking as skateboarding. Embroidering isn’t as enjoyable as knitting.
p. 41, ex. 1.
Look and recall.
beauty — beautiful to excite — exciting colour — colourful to enjoy — enjoyable cheer — cheerful to relax — relaxing love — lovely use — useful danger — dangerous wonder — wonderful to interest — interesting
p. 42, ex. IV.
sports as a hobby;
Many people do sports as a hobby. I like to play basketball and go swimming, crafts as a hobby;
I’ve joined a needlework club where we can learn how to knit, to embroider, to sew. music as a hobby,
My hobby is music, I enjoy singing and playing the guitar.
p. 44.
At home. My mum enjoys knitting. She says it is more enjoyable than sewing.
p, 44, ex. 2.
The family is having a picnic near the river. I think mother enjoys knitting. Look, the son is playing the guitar. Maybe music is his hobby. His younger sister is keen on sport. She is playing badminton with his father.
p. 46, ex. 2.
1. What do the children do in their free time? — Paul is interested in flying model aircraft. Lucy enjoys walking nature, and I doing a lot of squash.
2. Why do they enjoy their leisure activities? — Lucy loves being out in the open, to enjoy the beauty of nature and listen to the country sounds. Paul thinks that it’s exciting to fly models into the air.
3. How much time do they spend on their hobbies? — Lucy tries to get at least one hour of walking every day and do squash twice a week. Paul spends weekends outside.
4. Who has a more exciting hobby? — I think, Lucy has. Nature is wonderful.
5. Have you ever tried to practice any of the children’s hobbies? — No, I haven’t.
p. 46, ex. 3.
Example. Lucy loves... — Lucy loves being out in the open. Me too.
1. Lucy tries to get at least one hour of walking every day. Me too.
2. After a hard day at school Lucy tries to relax. Me too.
3. Paul is very much interested in flying model aircraft. I’m interested in taking photos.
4. It’s a hobby which takes a lot of free time.
5. Actually this hobby helps me to relax.
p. 46, ex. VI
a) Hi Ann! What interest do you have? What do you do in your free time?
Well, I enjoy playing the guitar and singing.
What do you enjoy most about those activities?
It’s so wonderful, you know. And it helps to relax.
And how long do you spend on your hobby? It depends. I try to get at least two hours a day.
Oh, my! That’s great, you must be really keen on music.
Sure. I love it very much.
Time to write.
Write about your hobby. Begin with:
I have a head for music. So I enjoy playing the guitar and singing. 11 is so wonderful and relaxing. As for music, it’s a hobby which helps us to express our feelings. It began 3 years ago when I got a guitar for my birthday. Actually my hobby takes a lot of time. Because I joined our school band last year so I spend lots of time with my new friends.
p. 47.
I think, painting is impressive. I helps us percept the world and express our emotions.
I think, listening to music is relaxing. It helps us to distract from our problems.
I think, sport is exciting. It helps us to keep fit and to take part I competitions.
I think taking photos is fantastic, I help us to see how wonderful our world is.
p. 48, ex. III.
1) a) Play a grammar word formation game, Use the nouns from the box below.
beautiful — beautifully exciting — excitingly colourful — colourfully hard — hard long — long good — well bad — badly useless — uselessly dangerous — dangerously wonderful — wonderfully interesting — interestingly
p. 48, ex. 1b.
1. What can you do fast?
2. What do you early do in the morning?
3. How long has it taken to play football well?
4. Can you work hard and play hard?
p. 50, ex. 1
a) I like to collect shells. They remind me of my trips to the seaside.
I like to collect coins. They tell about different countries.
I enjoy doing crosswords puzzles. They help to be focused and determined.
I enjoy doing sports. It’s so exciting.
I enjoy creating funny stories because I like jokes.
I enjoy making kites. It’s so wonderful.
I like playing the guitar. It’s so relaxing.
p. 50, ex. 1b.
Which of the hobbies you can practice: at home: collecting something, making models, playing musical instruments, creating stories, out of doors: doing sports, flying kites, playing games.
Describe any activity which children can do in the clubs in the picture and let your friends guess. Cover these questions:
If you want to join the world of beauty you can come to Art Studio. You can learn to draw, paint and work with nature material. It helps us to express your feelings and emotions.
p. 51—52. a)
— There's nothing like playing football.
— Really? I prefer football.
— Okay, okay. Let's agree to differ.
b) — I like to collect stamps the best.
It’s so informative.
— In contrast with you, I collect coins.
— To each his own.
c) I prefer sewing to knitting.
—Tastes differ. I’m all for knitting
d) — I’m keen on doing puzzles. And you?
— I differ. I’m interested in acting.
p. 52, ex, 2.
1. Collecting’ things is an outdoor hobby. — Collecting things is an indoor hobby.
2. Crossword puzzles first appeared in the middle of the 20th century. — Crossword puzzles first appeared in the early 20th century.
3. To solve a crossword, one asks a set of questions. — To solve a crossword, one answers a set of clues.
4. Few people have a sport as their hobby. — A lot of people have a sport as their hobby.
5. All the hobbies are expensive. — Not all the hobbies are expensive.
6. All the children practice their hobbies at home on their own. — A lot hove children practice their hobbies together.
p. 52, ex. 3.
Swimming has been a part of my life since childhood. My Dad gave me my first swimming classes when I was four. When I was six my parents took me to the swimming pool. So I am still attending it.
p. 52.
At home.

Who?	What?	Why?
My sister	playing the piano	She is dreaming of playing any musical instrument. She also loves classical music
My father	making aircraft models	He is interested in history of aircraft
My mother	swimming	She enjoys spending time near water.

p. 54, ex. 3.
A. What is your hobby horse? B. I love drama.
A. Is it a necessity or an obsession with you?
B. Of course it’s an obsession. I really like it.
A. What do you find useful about it?
B. I can express my feelings and to become more confident.
A. How long do you spend on it?
B. Twice a week.
p. 54, ex. VII.
Write a letter to the editor of the magazine «Stone Soup» about a hobby which is a necessity/an obsession with you. Follow the format below.
Date: October, 22
To: the editor of the magazine “Stone Soup” Subject: Is hobby a necessity or an obsession
Dear Editor,
Many people like to do something when they have some free time. I am sure it is not a necessity. We don’t have to do it, but there is something we are interested in so we enjoy doing it at leisure. I enjoy playing the guitar. I do it at home and besides I play in our school band.
I have a lot of friends there. It’s wonderful to share interests in something and do it together.
p. 56, ex. 1a.
A, I'm learning to play the piano now.
D. I was learning to play the piano last year from September to May. But now I’m learning to play the guitar.
Word Smart.
a) What hobbies are the most popular among American children&
b) What hobbies can they do indoors/out doors?
c) What hobbies are popular in any season? etc.
Study these words and say:
What can they do on a farm?
They can ride the horse and feed chicks. What can they do in town?
They enjoy swimming and roller-skating. What can they do at home?
They can make cookies or make some neelework (e.g. make a beautiful quilt).
p. 56, ex. 1.
A. I enjoy swimming.
B. Jane enjoys swimming so she goes to the swimming pool twice a week.
C. Jane enjoys swimming so she goes to the swimming pool twice a week and has a practice.
D. Jane enjoys swimming so she goes to the Swimming pool twice a week and has a practice. But every month she takes part in the competition and gets a prize
p. 59, ex. 2.
Complete Miss Joy’s story and retell it to the children:
American children who live in a village enjoy hobbies in the open. Some like to feed chicks, other prefer horse riding. In town kids can go swimming or roller-skating. They also have some hobbies at home. It's a real pleasure to make a quilt with Mum or to help her to bake cookies. They can do it all the year round.
p. 59.
At home. There are a lot of hobbies and we can do them all year round. In summer it’s time for swimming, flying kites, football and badminton. In winter we can play team games in the gym. We enjoy roller-skating and skate boarding in town. If we are on a farm we can feed domestic animals and enjoy horse-riding. We can do a lot of hobbies at home: doing some needlework, cooking. We can do it all year round.
p. 61, ex. 1.
When I was seven I daydreamt of becoming a cowgirl.
One summer my parents bought m e a Shetland pony.
It was a beautiful little black pony with a white blaze down his face.
I had a love-hate relationship with it.
Most of the time I loved him dearly.
But my Shetland was very stubborn.
There were times had he would get about half way up our lane and stop I.
So I often asked my Dad to help.
My father always talked to Smokie in a kind voice.
p. 61, ex. 1.
Say if it is true or false.
1. The girl knows much about horses. — True
2. She learned to ride when she was a very young child. — True
3. Smokey wasn't a horse for riding. — False
4. The Shetland pony always listened to the girl. — False
5. Anna felt like a real cowgirl when she was riding. — True
6. The girl took part in a horse show. True
p. 61, ex. 2.
A. What do you think of the story about the girl who loved horses?
B. It was amazing! She was still a child when she tried riding the horse.
A. She felt like a cowgirl. She spent many happy hours riding the horse.
B. No wonder she participated in horse shows.
A. I was moved to tears when I was reading about her attitude to horses.
B. Me, too. I was especially impressed by the story about her pony.
A. Her father also liked horses very much.
B. Right. It was great family fun.
p. 61, ex. 2.
Say how the following characterizes the girl and her hobby.
The girl daydreamed of leaving out west as a cowgirl where she could ride around all day on my horse. When she had a Shetland pony, she had a love-hate relationship with it. But when she got a small horse they spent a lot of happy ours together.
p. 62, ex. 3.
When I was a child I was dreaming about roller skates. I imagined myself rollerblading around the city. When my dream came true I was really happy. But it wasn’t easy to roller-skate perfectly. I often fell down and hurt my knees. But at last I have become one of the best roller skaters in my school. I was very happy when I won the competition and got a prize.
p. 62, ex. VII.
The story about roller skating can be used when writing the composition about something you have ever day- dreamt of.
p. 64, ex. IV.
a) I’m going to watch an ad-venture film tonight.
I am going to watch a program about nature tomorrow afternoon.
I’m going to watch a football match on Sun-day morning.
b) If I have free time I’ll watch my favorite programmes.
When I have good mood I will watch a con-cert of my favourite band.
When the weather is bad I’ll watch a comedy.
p. 64.
At home

Family Members	TV Tastes	Same with your TV tastes?	Different from your TV tastes
Dad	Sport programs	No	Yes
Mum	Romantic comedies	Yes	No
My brother	Cartoons	No	Yes
Granny	Soap operas	No	Yes

p. 66, ex. 1.
1. What is special about a soap opera? — It is a story about the lives of ordinary people who live in the same street or town. We call them soap operas (or soaps) because in the US they were first paid for by companies who made soap.
2. What was Walt Disney’s first long car-toon film? — The first long cartoon film is “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.
3. What makes a good musical? — It com-bines song, dance, comedy and drama.
4. What TV programme is useful for your health? — A series of fitness programmes on TV produced by stars.
5. What do you need to know NOT to be-come a couch potato? — We should jump at the opportunity to spend time watching television usefully for our health.
p. 67, ex. IVc.
1. There's nothing like... for me.
2. I like to ... the best.
3. I prefer in small groups, talk about your hobbies and structures :
1. There's nothing like documentaries for me.
2. I like to watch cartoons the best.
3. I prefer comedies to soap operas.
4. I'm also keen on fantasy films.
5. In contrast to you I'm all for wildlife programmes.
p. 67, ex. VIb.
A. Are you a regular tele-viewer?
B. In fact, I am.
A. Are you a couch potato?
B. Of course not.
A. What TV programmes are to your taste?
B. I like “Discovery” channel.
A. What do you think of soap operas?
B. They are dull, I think.
p. 67, ex. VIII.
They say «One person’s meat is another person's poison».
To me it means that while some people like something, other people may hate the same thing.
I agree with it because tastes differ.
Let’s take hobbies as an example. Some people think that football is exciting while the other hate it.
So, as you see we all are different.
p. 68, ex. I.
The Talk of Two Brothers
— What are (1) you doing, Jack?
— I am (2) watching the news.
— And what are (3) you watching half an hour ago?
— I am (4) watching a TV quiz show. And maybe you want to know what I am (5) going to do in another half-hour, Tom?
— Yes, I ask, what are (6) you going to do?
— I am (L) going to beat you if you don't stop asking me silly questions. .
p. 68, ex. II.
Fill in the right word.
1. Badminton isn’t as spectacular as tennis.
2. Many people do sports as a hobby.
3. I like to collect stamps.
4. I am learning to play the guitar this year. 5. My friend is a real couch potato.
6. I hate soap operas.
p. 69, ex. III.
Match the lines about hobbies to the lines expressing differences in tastes
1. There's nothing like playing football. — c) basketball is as exciting as football.
2. I like to collect coins the best. — a) I prefer to collect stamps.
3. I prefer indoor hobbies to outdoor activities. — e) But I love playing outdoors,
4. Is your brother keen on music? — f) I don't think so. He is more interested in films.
5. Why don’t you take up tennis? I love it! — b) Tastes differ.
6. What? You mean collecting things is useless? — d) Okay, okay, let's agree to differ.
p. 69, ex. IV.
1. What is Phil's hobby? — b. Travelling.
2. What did his parents buy last year? — c. A new trailer.
3. What do they NOT have in the# home on wheels? — b. A garage.
4. What did the boy dream about? — a. To go away from civilization on holiday.
5. What is NOT true about Robin Hood? — b. He was alone in the forest.
6. What is Sherwood Forest like these days? — a. A park.
p. 70, ex. VI.
Dear Martha!
How are you? Thank you for your letter. Your hobby is really exciting. I want to tell you about my hobby. I enjoy playing tennis. It’s really exciting. I attend our school tennis club three times a week. I have met some new friends there. We have a lot in common so we like to spend time together. I am going to take part in the competition next week. I am sure, it would be wonderful.
Please, write soon.
Best wishes, Ann.

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