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

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VOCABULARY
1 . Match six of the phrases to the photos.
A - start school; В - get a degree; C - get a driving licence;
D - get married; E - move home; F - vote.
2. Put the life events in Ex. 1 in order. There is more than one possible answer. Then compare your answers.
Start school; Get a degree; Get a driving licence; Get married; Move home; Vote.
3. Read the quiz. Which four events in Ex. 1 are not mentioned in the questions?
Be born; Get married; Have children; Retire.
4. Listen and choose Charlie's answers to the quiz.
1. In England, children usually start school when they are A. 4.
2. In Belgium and Germany, students cannot leave school before they are C. 18.
3. In some states in the USA, the youngest age you can get a driving licence is B. 16.
4. In England, around A. 33% of young people go to university.
5. In almost all European countries, women leave home before B. men.
6. In the UK, children of A. any age are allowed to get a part - time job.
7. In C. Japan, the average age at which women and men get married is 33.
8. In Brazil you can vote in elections from the age of B. 18.
6. Look at the events in Exercise 1 again. Make six sentences with I want to...
I want to get a driving licence when I'm 18.
I want to go to university after I leave school.
I want to get a degree before I'm 25.
I want to get a job when I finish university.
I want to get married when I'm older.
I want to have children when I'm ready.
7. Discuss the questions.
1. When can you leave school in Ukraine? - You can leave school at 17 in Ukraine.
2. At what age can you get a job? - You can get a job at 16.
3. How old do you have to be to get a driving licence? - You have to be
18 to get a driving licence.
4. What do you think is the best age to get married? - I think the best age to get married is around 25 - 30.
5. Is it important to go to university and get a degree? Why? / Why not? - Yes, it's important because you can get a better job.
6. Which of your relatives have retired? - My grandparents have retired.
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READING
1. Read the article quickly. Who thinks teenage life ...
1. Simon thinks teenage life is better now.
2. Emily thinks teenage life was better in the past.
2. Read the article again. Choose the correct answers.
1. When Simon was a teenager, he played games on his dad's phone. - C. he played games on his dad's phone.
2. Simon thinks that before the internet, it was hard to stay friends with people you didn't see. - B. it was hard to stay friends with people you didn't see.
3. He thinks that teenagers spent a lot of time outside because phones and computers didn't exist. - C. because phones and computers didn't exist.
4. Emily thinks that teenagers aren't as happy as they were. - C. aren't as happy as they were.
5. During the week, Emily has extra music and language lessons. - A. has extra music and language lessons.
3. Match the highlighted words in the text to the meanings.
1. difficult to think is true - unbelievable;
2. calm and not busy - relaxed;
3. very tired - exhausted;
4. very bad - awful;
5. very small - tiny;
6. very big - huge.
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1. Complete the table with the correct comparative and superlative adjectives. Check your answers in the article on page 21.

one-syllable adjectives
big	bigger	the biggest
great	greater	the greatest
safe	safer	the safest
two-syllable adjectives with -y
easy	easier	the easiest
other two-syllable and longer adjectives
important	more important	the most important
irregular adjectives
good	better	the best
bad	worse	the worst
far	further	the furthest

2. Read the examples. Then complete the rules with comparative and superlative.
a. than after comparative adjectives.
b. the before superlative adjectives.
3. Complete the facts with the correct form of the adjectives. Remember to use than or the.
1. The oldest woman in Ukraine lived until she was 117.
2. The average US teenage boy is 4 kg heavier than he was 25 years ago.
3. Research says that Norway is the happiest country in the world and also one of the best countries for children to grow up in.
4. The youngest age at which people can vote in Ukraine is 18.
5. The north of England is generally cheaper than the south of England.
4. Read the example and choose the correct option.
We use not as ... as to say that people or things are not the same.
5. Compare the people and things with not as ... as. Use the adjectives in the box or your own ideas.
1. Children aren't as serious as adults.
2. I'm not as old as my best friend.
3. My dad isn't as comfortable as my mum.
6. Correct the mistake in each sentence.
1. They live in a house bigger than ours.
2. Coffee is the most popular drink in the UK.
3. I'm not as tall as you.
4. My happiest time was when I lived abroad.
VOCABULARY
1. Read the examples and choose the correct options Then match the rules to the sentences.
1. Weekends are just not long enough! - b. We use enough before / after adjectives or adverbs to mean 'as much as is necessary'.
2. They don't do enough exercise. - c (enough перед іменником)
3. Teenage life is too busy now. - a (too перед прикметником)
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2. Write replies. Use too or enough and the words in brackets. Be careful with the position of enough.
1. A: Did you buy the trainers?
B: No. They weren't big enough. They felt too tight.
2. A: Are you getting a new laptop?
B: Yes. Mine is too slow and it hasn't got enough memory.
3. Turn to page 129.
1. I never have enough time.
2. I don't go out because I'm too tired.
3. My parents sometimes aren't calm enough.
4. I'm old enough to stay at home alone.
5. Our school isn't big enough and it's too noisy.
WRITING
1. Read the email Jamal received from his friend Mark and the notes he made. What did Jamal do recently?
Jamal moved to a new home and started at a new school.
2. Read Jamal's reply. Does Jamal answer all of Mark's questions?
No, he doesn't answer all of Mark's questions.
He answers most of them, but he doesn't answer the question about what he likes doing in his free time.
3. Read the Prepare to write box. Which phrases does Jamal use to begin and end his email?
He begins his email with: Hi Mark,
He ends his email with: Write soon,
4. Find six short forms in Jamal's email.
It's; It's; There's; They're; He's; I'm.
5. Rewrite the sentences using short forms.
1. He's really nice and we're good friends.
2. How's school? I hope you're getting on well.
3. I'm getting to know everyone and they're all really friendly.
6. Match the highlighted words and phrases to the meanings.
I guess - 1. I think.
really - 2. very.
He's into - 3. likes.
awesome - 4. very good.
mate - 5. friend.
loads of - 6. a lot.
8. Write your email to Mark.
Hi Mark,
It's great to hear from you. Congratulations on becoming captain!
That's awesome!
I love our new house. My room is bigger and brighter than my old one, and I've got a great view from the window. The town is smaller than my last one, but there are lots of cool places to visit.
In my free time, I usually go for walks or play computer games. There's a nice park near my house and I go there a lot.
My new school is really big and modern. I've already made a few friends. I met a boy called Simon on my first day - he's into sports and video games like me.
Write soon,
Taras.

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