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Czytanie: luki zdaniowe jak w arkuszu

Angielski · klasa 7 · Czytanie. Dłuższe teksty z brakującym zdaniem i słowa, które je łączą: although, unless, while, so that, however.

Jak to zrozumieć?

W arkuszu z tekstu wyjęto zdania, a ty wstawiasz je z powrotem. Dobre zdanie pasuje i do tego przed luką, i do tego po niej. Słowa łączące mówią, jak części się wiążą: although (chociaż), unless (chyba że), while (podczas gdy), so that (żeby).

SłowoZnaczy
althoughchociaż
unlesschyba że, jeśli nie
whilepodczas gdy
so thatżeby
in casena wypadek, gdyby
Tabela: słowa łączące w klasie 7
Jak to zrobić?
  1. Przeczytaj cały tekst, zanim wybierzesz.
  2. Szukaj wskazówek w zdaniu po luce: he, she, it, they, so, then.
  3. Wstaw odpowiedź w myślach i przeczytaj całość jeszcze raz.
Przykład

Penny went to school … she had a cold. Co pasuje?

Poszła mimo przeziębienia.

Mimo to, chociaż: although.

Odpowiedź: although

Sztuczka MiliW zadaniu z arkusza jedno zdanie zostaje zwykle bez miejsca. Pasuje tematem, ale nie łączy się z tekstem: to pułapka.

Zadania z rozwiązaniami

Spróbuj najpierw samodzielnie, a potem sprawdź rozwiązanie.

Zadanie 1

What goes in the gap? Look at the sentence after it.
Mr Brock tried a new recipe for his birthday cake. He used chocolate, oranges and a little salt. … He has decided to sell it in his bakery every day.

Co pasuje do luki? Spójrz na zdanie po niej. Mr Brock tried a new recipe for his birthday cake. He used chocolate, oranges and a little salt. … He has decided to sell it in his bakery every day.

Do wyboru:
  • A.Everybody who tasted it said it was delicious.
  • B.Nobody wanted to try it.
  • C.Oranges are grown in hot countries.
Pokaż rozwiązanie
  1. Postanowił sprzedawać ciasto codziennie, więc musiało wszystkim smakować.
  2. Mr Brock tried a new recipe for his birthday cake. He used chocolate, oranges and a little salt. Everybody who tasted it said it was delicious. He has decided to sell it in his bakery every day.

Odpowiedź: Everybody who tasted it said it was delicious.

Zadanie 2

Which sentence fits the gap?
Sam had always wanted to learn to surf. … At first he fell into the water every few seconds, but by the end of the week he could stand on the board.

Które zdanie pasuje do luki? Sam had always wanted to learn to surf. … At first he fell into the water every few seconds, but by the end of the week he could stand on the board.

Do wyboru:
  • A.He has never been to the seaside.
  • B.Last summer his parents took him to a surfing school in Cornwall.
  • C.Surfing is very popular in Australia.
Pokaż rozwiązanie
  1. Po luce są pierwsze próby na desce, więc wcześniej musi być, gdzie i kiedy zaczął się uczyć.
  2. Sam had always wanted to learn to surf. Last summer his parents took him to a surfing school in Cornwall. At first he fell into the water every few seconds, but by the end of the week he could stand on the board.

Odpowiedź: Last summer his parents took him to a surfing school in Cornwall.

Zadanie 3

What goes in the gap? Think what the second part says.
The museum was interesting. …, it was very crowded.

Co pasuje do luki? Pomyśl, co mówi druga część. The museum was interesting. …, it was very crowded.

Do wyboru:
  • A.Because
  • B.However
  • C.So
Pokaż rozwiązanie
  1. Ciekawe, ale zatłoczone: druga część mówi coś przeciwnego. However to jednak.
  2. The museum was interesting. However, it was very crowded.

Odpowiedź: However

Zadanie 4

Which sentence fits the gap?
Bartek forgot his lunch at home. … He was so grateful that he gave Sam half of his chocolate the next day.

Które zdanie pasuje do luki? Bartek forgot his lunch at home. … He was so grateful that he gave Sam half of his chocolate the next day.

Do wyboru:
  • A.Bartek's mum makes the best sandwiches.
  • B.He wasn't hungry at all that day.
  • C.Luckily, Sam shared his sandwiches with him.
Pokaż rozwiązanie
  1. Bartek dziękuje Samowi czekoladą, więc wcześniej Sam musiał mu w czymś pomóc.
  2. Bartek forgot his lunch at home. Luckily, Sam shared his sandwiches with him. He was so grateful that he gave Sam half of his chocolate the next day.

Odpowiedź: Luckily, Sam shared his sandwiches with him.

Ćwicz: Czytanie: luki zdaniowe jak w arkuszu

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