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Giải Tiếng anh 10 sách Friends Global Unit 6: 6E Word Skills
Hướng dẫn giải Unit 6: Money sách giáo khoa tiếng anh 10 bộ sách Friends Global. Đây là một trong những bộ sách mới được bộ Giáo dục và đào tạo phê duyệt nên ít nhiều học sinh còn bỡ ngỡ và gặp nhiều khó khăn trong quá trình học. Do đó, hãy để Hocthoi.net là công cụ đắc lực hỗ trợ các em, giúp các em thêm tự tin trong học tập.
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2. Read the text. Then answer the questions.
1. What is 'showrooming? Have you or someone you know ever showroomed?
2. Do you prefer to buy things in shops or online? Why?
3. Should you expect to pay more for goods in a shop than on a website? Why? /Why not?
4. What would you do if you had to pay to look around a shop?
That'll be $5, please.
A health food shop in Adelaide, Australia, has decided to charge customers S5 for "just looking". The problem is that customers keep coming into the shop and leaving without buying anything. “They pretend to be interested in a product and ask for advice,” says Kate Reeves, the shop owner, "but they usually don't buy anything."
This new phenomenon is called "showrooming". People visit a shop, examine a product, and then buy it online, where it is cheaper. Kate says she spends hours every day talking about products with customers "I can't stand working and not getting paid," she says. 'No one can make me work for free!'
Everyone avoids paying more than they have to, but customers fail to realise that Kate's prices are mostly the same as in larger stores and on websites. They prefer to shop elsewhere as they expect to find the product at a lower price. "If customers choose to buy something, I return the $5 fee," says Kate.
Many shops face the same problem and some may end up introducing a similar charge. The danger is that it asks putting customers off. But Kate in Adelaide says it has made no difference to her business.
3. Read the Learn this! box. Then find all the verbs in the text in exercise 2 that are followed by the infinitive, bare form or -ing form of another verb. Make three lists in your notebook.
Learn this! Verb patterns a. Some verbs are followed by the infinite of another verb. Do you want to go out? She hopes to be a teacher. b. Some verbs are followed by the -ing form of another verb. I fancy going out. He keeps on interrupting. b. Some verbs are followed by bare form of another verb. Clowns make kids laugh. Let me order a pizza |
4. Read the Dictionary Skills Strategy and study the dictionary entries below. Which verb a) takes an infinitive, b) takes an -ing form, and c) takes a bare form?
Dictionary Strategy Skills Strategy Entries for verbs in learner’s dictionaries will show you patterns the verb is used in. They may show the pattern like this at the start of the entry: suggest (doing), want (to do), let … (do) or give an example within the entry: She suggested eating out. |
5. Look up these words in a dictionary and add them to the lists you made in exercise 3.
admit agree help mind offer promise
6. Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive, bare form or -ing form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Jason promised _____ (phone) me.
2. Joe enjoys _____ (shop) in town but refuses _____ (shop) online.
3. Mysister lets me _____ (use) her laptop.
4. Mum offered _____ (give) me a lift to the shops.
5. You can expect _____ (pay) less online than in a shop.
6. Do you fancy _____ (go) to the cinema this evening?
7. Parents do not let children _____ (stay) up late.
8. My mum usually makes me _____ (tidy) up my room.
7. Work in pairs. Give true information about yourself.
1. I usually advoid ...
2. I really can't stand ...
3. I don't let ...
4. I spend a lot of time ...
5. I sometimes pretend ...
6. I really want ...
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