Spotlight 8 Vocabulary Test 6a-6b

1. Match the words from the columns to make up word combinations on holiday activities.

A	B
meet	the local cuisine
buy	famous landmarks
visit	the locals
lie	nature
go	time to yourself
see	souvenirs
try	on the beach all day
explore	museums
have	on guided tours

2. Match the words from the columns to make up word combinations on holiday problems.

A	B
lose	gets stolen
wallet	sunstroke
get	breaks down
have	passport
get	an accident
miss	a flat tyre
car	gets bad
lose	seasick
have	the way
weather	one’s flight

3. Match the words of emotions with their translation.

1.      confused	a)      восхищенный
2.      frustrated	b)      раздраженный
3.      relieved	c)      смущенный
4.      delighted	d)      удивленный
5.      surprised	e)      расстроенный
6.      irritated	f)       облегченный

4. Match the words of emotions with their definition.

1.      confused	a)      you win a million dollars
2.      frustrated	b)      you thought you had lost your passport but then you found it
3.      relieved	c)      two people gave you completely opposite advice
4.      delighted	d)      something you wanted didn’t happen
5.      surprised	e)      to annoy someone
6.      irritated	f)       you didn’t expect something to happen

delight, scare, surprise, relieve, frustrate, confuse, irritate, impress, stress, thrill, annoy
Feelings and Emotions	Things and People
delighted	delighful

delight, scare, surprise, relieve, frustrate, confuse, irritate, impress, stress, thrill, annoy
Feelings and Emotions	Things and People
delighted	delighful

delight, scare, surprise, relieve, frustrate, confuse, irritate, impress, stress, thrill, annoy
Feelings and Emotions	Things and People
delighted	delighful

delight, scare, surprise, relieve, frustrate, confuse, irritate, impress, stress, thrill, annoy
Feelings and Emotions	Things and People
delighted	delightful
scared	scary
surprised	surprising
relieved	relieving
frustrated	frustrating
confused	confusable
irritated	irritable
impressed	impressive
stressed	stressful
thrilled	thrilling
annoy	annoying

Помним, да, что be (am / is / are) – это состояние, а get– это изменения? Тогда получается, что:

• I am worried – Я обеспокоен, я беспокоюсь (уже)

• I am getting worried – Я начинаю волноваться, я начинаю беспокоиться.

•  Don’t be scared – не бойся (ты сейчас боишься, но не надо)
• Don’t get scared – не пугайся (сейчас что-то произойдет, но ты не пугайся, все под контролем)

Это значит, что прилагательные, описывающие чувства и эмоции, в английском языке сочетаются с определенными словами и встречаются в определенных шаблонах.

Шаблон	Предложение
am / is / are tired	I am / we are / he is tired.
so... that	I am so tired that I could doze off right here.
getting tired	I am / we are / he is getting tired.-Я начинаю уставать.
was / were tired	I was / we were tired.
so... that	We were so tired that we had to stop.
felt tired	I felt tired.
so... that	I felt so tired that I had to take a break.
got tired	I got tired. – Я почувствовал усталость (после чего-то).
so... that	I got so tired that I fell asleep in front of my computer.
look tired	You look / he looks tired. – Ты выглядишь уставшим (но, может, я не права).
seem tired	You seem / she seems tired.

Упражнение 1

Match the feelings to the things that make you feel that way:

• you get a pay rise
• you want to know more
• you have a lot of motivation
• you didn’t expect something
• things happened as planned
• danger is gone, you’re safe
• after a long working day
• lots of unsolved problems
• smth good didn’t happen
• you work a lot and don't relax
• something bad might happen
• there’s too much information
• you have nothing to do
• you see a ghost
• you fall over in a public place

• excited/thrilled/delighted
• interested/fascinated
• inspired
• surprised/shocked
• pleased/satisfied
• relieved
• tired/exhausted
• depressed
• disappointed/frustrated
• stressed
• worried
• confused
• bored
• scared/frightened/terrified
• embarrassed