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| id | puvodni | nazev | popis |
|---|---|---|---|
| anglictina-3-test-3-rocniku | en.3.8 | Test 3. ročníku | Čtení, poslech, gramatika B1+ a krátká úvaha. |
Výklad
Trpný rod, řeč, podmínky, dedukce
B1+
- was written, must be signed, is spoken.
- said she would, asked where I lived.
- If they banned cars, the air would be cleaner.
- must have, might have, can't have.
Tip: u trpného rodu hledejte be. U nepřímé otázky žádnou inverzi.
However a because v jednom textu
Úvaha ve zkratce
- Neopakujte zadání první větou.
- Phrasal verbs nechte ve správné částici. Look after není look for.
- Told me, ne said me.
- In conclusion je až na konci, ne v úvodu.
Tip: jedna výhoda, jeden háček, jedna věta s názorem.
Čtení
A repair café opened in a former bakery. Broken radios are mended there on Saturdays. The founder said that people would rather repair than buy if they were shown how. She told a reporter that twenty kettles had been saved in March. Visitors have to bring the broken object, but they don't have to pay. If the café closed, a lot of working parts would be thrown away.
What happens to radios there?
- They are sold
- They are mended
- They are banned
- They are thrown away at once
are mended.
How many kettles had been saved in March?
- Twelve
- Twenty
- Two thousand
- None
twenty kettles.
What would happen if the café closed?
- Parts would be thrown away
- Radios would be cheaper
- People would pay more
- The bakery would reopen as a shop
working parts would be thrown away.
Poslech
Editor: Did the mayor answer you? Journalist: I asked him whether the bridge was safe. He said he didn't know. I also asked how long the repairs would take. He told me that the firm hadn't decided. A resident asked me why the paper hadn't printed a map. I said we would print one tomorrow.
What did the journalist ask about safety?
- Whether the bridge was safe
- If the paper was closed
- Where the mayor lived
- Why kettles break
whether the bridge was safe.
What hadn't the firm done?
- Decided
- Printed a map
- Closed the paper
- Asked the resident
hadn't decided.
What did the journalist promise?
- To close the bridge
- To print a map tomorrow
- To repair the cables
- To interview a baker
we would print one tomorrow.
Psaní
In at least 40 words, give one reason for repairing things and one objection. Use because and however.
Vzorová odpověď
Repairing things matters because a kettle can work for years after a small fix. However, some people do not have the tools or the time, so a café where volunteers help is a fair idea. I believe every town should have one quiet room for broken objects. It is slower than shopping, but it is kinder.
Musí obsahovat
- because
- however
Minimum slov
40
Kvíz
The cake ___ by a student.
- baked
- was baked
- was bake
- has bake
was baked.
She asked me where I ___.
- did live
- lived
- do live
- living
where I lived.
He ___ be at school. I just saw him there.
- can't
- must
- mustn't
- should to
Skoro jistota: must.
Please look ___ the tickets. I can't find them.
- for
- forward
- after
- up of
Look for = hledat. Look after by bylo hlídat.