Номер 2, страница 102 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс учебник Лапицкая, Демченко

2a. Look through the letters to Teenage Money website. Which of the following topics are the people discussing?

A Children should do some things for free, like cleaning their own room. But they should get paid to do other chores like babysitting. I think it’s fair. Barbara

B When I was about fourteen, I started getting pocket money, which was much more than my friends’ pocket money amounts. But I had to buy my clothes and hair stuff and magazines and records and so on. It was great because I felt rich at first, but it also taught me to budget and to understand that I couldn’t buy everything. Edward

C Parents should pay their children to do housework. And that should be the only money they get. That way they learn to be responsible. John

D I completely disagree!!! Paying children to do chores is a mistake! They’ll start asking money for everything. Rupert

E When I was 13–14, my Mum used to give me £5 a week for doing work around the house like washing up, tidying my room, doing the ironing, etc. I never used to spend it… and as the weeks went on, the cash went up and up and up… and when I wanted to buy a new game or a new top I was able to buy it. I still do those chores every day now… I don’t get paid now though. ☺ ☹ Fiona

F I’ve been getting £25 a month since I was about 11 and a half. Joe

G I buy and sell stuff on the Internet so I make around £60–80 a week usually, sometimes more, sometimes less. I don’t spend much, I’ve been saving my money for a year and I’ve saved a lot! Well, the rich are getting richer, you know. Ricci

H I think a fair amount is about £20 a month. If they want more things, they’ll have to save or earn it. Brenda

I My 13-year-old gets £10 a month; my younger two get £5 a month. This is just for saving or buying bigger things that I won’t buy till birthdays or Christmas. I would love to give my eldest her pocket money but in our family every penny counts – we hardly make ends meet. Having said that, she is a very responsible girl and she can budget. When she gets some cash, I know she will spend it wisely. She’s starting a weekend job at Easter, no paper rounds round here, so it’s only holiday work. Belinda

J I don’t get any pocket money. However, my parents do give me money when I ask for it, like when I go out with friends. Some of that money is saved so I can buy little things for myself. When I’m a parent, I’ll give my children a lot of pocket money. ☺ Pat

2b. Listen and read the letters carefully and put them into four groups in ex. 2a.

2c. Match the words in bold in ex. 2a with their dictionary definitions:

1) things, 2) mass, 3) get money, 4) without paying or getting paid.

2b. Внимательно прочитайте письма и распределите их по четырем группам из упр. 2а.

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