ГДЗ Англійська мова 8 клас. Підручник [Стайрінг Дж., Тімз Н., Робінсон А.] 2025

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VOCABULARY
1. Look at the photos and listen to three people talking about someone in their family. Who is each speaker describing?
1 Lucas is describing his brother.
2 Alfie is describing his sister.
3 Alina is describing her grandpa.
2. Add the words to the table.
Age elderly, middle - aged, teenage, in his/her twenties/thirties
Looks attractive, good - looking, handsome, pretty
Han bald, curly, dark, fair, grey, straight
3. Describe someone in the photos. Can your partner guess who it is? He's an elderly man and he's grey - haired.
Is it Alina's grandpa?
4. Choose the correct adjectives. Then listen and check.
1. I think Lucas is really polite. For instance, when he wants to borrow something, he always says please.
2. My brother's called Alfie. He takes my things without asking. He thinks he's funny, but he doesn't make me laugh.
3. Alina is very friendly. I see her every morning on her way to school. She always says hello.
4. Alfie talks a lot, like his mum. He's sometimes a bit careless with homework. I try to encourage him to check it, but he doesn't always do it.
5. Alina is a great friend. She's always smiling and she's never miserable. She really makes me laugh.
6. Lucas knows what he's good at, so he's quite a confident boy. He can also be quite a lazy person, though. His room is always really untidy.
5. Match the adjectives to their opposites in Ex. 4.
polite - rude; careless - careful; miserable - cheerful; friendly - unfriendly; confident - shy; serious - funny.
6. Which adjectives in Ex. 4 and 5 describe you?
I think I'm quite friendly and cheerful. I'm sometimes a bit shy, but I try to be confident when I speak English. I'm also careful with my schoolwork.
7. Work in pairs. Describe someone you both know. Describe what they look like and what kind of person they are. Can your partner guess who it is?
He's got dark curly hair and he's very funny.
Is it Alfie?
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READING
1. Read the information about part of a school website. Discuss the questions.
1. Have you got something similar in your school?
Yes, we have some online groups, but not a special website like this.
2. What do you think of the idea?
I think it's a good idea because it helps students meet new friends.
2. Three students have posted information on all.about.me. Read the profiles below and ignore any gaps. Match each person to one interest.
Lucas — technology; Alfie — going to the cinema; Alina — fitness.
3. Now read Alfie's profile again. Write ONE word for each gap.
My name's Alfie. I live with my mum, dad and sister, Melissa, right opposite the school. I'm quite friendly and funny, but I (1) might be quite serious at times, too. One (2) of my biggest interests is film: thrillers, drama, science fiction - I don't mind. I like watching (3) them all. One day, I think I'd like to work (4) in film.
This year, I want to visit a film studio. There's (5) one near London where all eight Harry Potter films were made. My dream is to fly to Hollywood and see a studio there.
4. Read the three profiles again. Write the correct name.
1. Alina agrees with other people about her personality.
2. Alfie would like to go to another country.
3. Lucas might get a prize soon.
5. Match the highlighted words and phrases with the meanings.
1. taking part in — be involved in an activity with other people;
2. making progress — become better;
3. only child — someone with no brothers or sisters;
4. code — write computer programmes;
5. be into — be very interested in something;
6. patient — be able to stay calm and not get angry, especially when something takes a long time.
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GRAMMAR
1. Match the examples to the rules.
1. My friends and family say I'm a cheerful person — b. something that happens regularly.
2. This term, I'm having tennis lessons — d. a temporary situation.
3. I live with my parents — a. a fact.
4. Right now, I'm taking part in a competition for young game designers — c. something that is happening right now.
5. In a few months, I'm going on a kayaking trip with my cousin — e. a future plan.
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Mum is working late this week.
2. Look at Dan. He isn't concentrating.
3. She plays the guitar and the piano.
4. He always goes swimming on Saturdays.
3. Look at Ex. 1 and 2. Are these time words and phrases used with the present simple (PS) or present continuous (PC)?
at the moment / right now — PC.
never, sometimes, always — PS.
every day/week/year — PS.
this month/term/week — PC.
later, tomorrow, tonight — PC.
on Saturdays, at weekends — PS.
next week/weekend/month — PC.
4. Write six sentences about you. Use the time words and phrases in Ex. 3.
1. At the moment I'm studying English.
2. I always do my homework after school.
3. I sometimes play computer games at weekends.
4. This week I'm working harder because I have more tasks.
5. On Saturdays I usually meet my friends.
6. Next month I'm going to start a new school project.
6. Complete the sentences with the positive or negative form of the verbs in Ex. 5. Sometimes more than one answer is possible.
1. Ruby's very friendly. We really like her.
2. I don't know how old he is. He looks about 14.
3. What does this word mean?
4. I'm feeling miserable today. I hate cold weather.
5. You're speaking too quickly and I don't understand you.
7. Choose the correct form of the verbs.
1. We're having problems with the computers at the moment.
2. I need some new shoes.
3. Tonight she's going to the cinema.
4. This term I'm having some art lessons.
5. I never forget my keys.
8. Work with a partner. Turn to page 129.
1. What subjects are you studying this year?
2. What are you doing after school today?
3. Do you own more than one mobile phone?
4. What TV programmes do you watch every week?
5. Do you prefer playing sport or watching TV?
6. What do you like doing on Sundays?
7. What music do you listen to regularly?
8. Are you having a party for your next birthday?
VOCABULARY
1. Read the examples. Then write the opposites of the adjectives, 1 - 12.
1. kind — unkind;
2. friendly — unfriendly;
3. patient — impatient;
4. expensive — cheap;
5. known — unknown;
6. polite — rude;
7. visible — invisible;
8. healthy — unhealthy;
9. well — badly;
10. fair — unfair;
11. lucky — unlucky;
12. correct — incorrect.
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2. Agree with these sentences. Use an adjective from Ex.1 on p. 12 or its opposite.
1. A: Dad never waits for me!
B: You're right. He's very unkind.
2. A: Mum's still in bed!
В: I know. She's feeling really unwell.
3. A: We have to be home at 10.30. That's so early!
B: Yeah. It's really unfair.
4. A: I can't believe you found your phone!
В: I know. I'm so lucky.
3. Work with a partner. Turn to page 129.
1. Do you ever get impatient with anyone?
Yes, I sometimes get impatient with my friends.
2. Are you ever unkind to people? Who?
Yes, sometimes I'm unkind to my brother, but I don't do it on purpose.
3. Do you think you're generally lucky or unlucky?
I think I'm generally lucky.
4. Do you think your parents are sometimes unfair?
Yes, sometimes they are a bit unfair.
5. Do you think you're an independent person?
Yes, I think I'm quite independent.
6. How often are you unwell?
I'm unwell only a few times a year.
WRITING
1. Read the two online profiles. Which person is most like you? Why?
I'm more like Anton because I'm friendly and I really like music too. I also think I'm quite intelligent and I work hard at school, just like him.
2. Read the Prepare to write box. Which phrases do Anton and Felicity use in their profiles?
Anton uses: I'm...; My online name is...; I'm Ukrainian, but I'm living in...; I think I'm quite...; I'm really into...; I practise... every day; I'm starting to...
Felicity uses: My name's...; I'm from...; I'm learning to... at the moment;
I also love...; I'm fairly...; Sometimes I'm a bit...; My friends say I'm...;
I know that I can sometimes be...
3. Look at the underlined verbs in the profiles. What verb form do Anton and Flic use for:
1. What verb form do they use for their likes/dislikes and things they do regularly?
They use the Present Simple.
2. What verb form do they use for things they're doing at the moment? They use the Present Continuous.
4. Add highlighted adverbs to the table.
Make adjectives weaker quite, fairly, a bit.
Make adjectives stronger very, really.
5. Complete the sentences for you.
1. I'm very friendly.
2. I'm fairly confident.
3. My friends say I'm cheerful.
4. Sometimes I'm quite impatient.
6. Make notes for your online profile. Use the ideas to help you. Then write your online profile.
My Online Profile.
Hi! My name's Taras. I'm from Ukraine and I'm 14 years old.
I think I'm quite friendly and I try to be confident when I speak English. My friends say I'm cheerful, but sometimes I'm a bit impatient.
I'm really into computers, languages and music. I like learning new things online and I often watch videos or read articles after school. At the moment I'm learning English and German, and I'm trying to improve my grammar and vocabulary.
In my free time I play games, listen to music and chat with my friends. I also like travelling and exploring new places.

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ГДЗ 8 клас Англійська мова 2025 Підручник НУШ Стайрінг Тімз Робінсон Лінгвіст