Η λύση της άσκησης D, σελ. 9, Activity Book, Ε′ τάξη.
1. Where do you come from? I come from Greece.
2. Does a crocodile climb trees? No, of course not.
3. What does a doctor do? He/She works in a hospital and takes care of people who are ill.
4. How often do you see a dentist? I visit my dentist once a year.
5. People in Greece celebrate Christmas the same way people in the U.K. do, don’t they?
Well, I suppose so. Christmas is an international feast, even though it’s a religious celebration, so people all over the world have fun and enjoy themselves.
6. Where does a postman work? He works at the Post Office and delivers letters all over the neighbourhood.
Το ίδιο κείμενο σε διασκευή, με πιο δύσκολο λεξιλόγιο:
1. Where do you come from? I hail from the land of ancient philosophers and Olympic glory—Greece, of course!
2. Does a crocodile climb trees? Good heavens, no! That would be like asking a kangaroo to fly a hot air balloon—simply preposterous!
3. What does a doctor do? Why, they work wonders in the hallowed halls of the hospital, mending the aches and pains of the poor souls who come under their care. It’s a noble profession, don’t you agree?
4. How often do you see a dentist? Well, mate, I make sure to visit my tooth tamer once a year, lest they find a cavity or two and scold me for my sweet tooth!
5. People in Greece celebrate Christmas the same way people in the U.K. do, don’t they? Ah, but you see, the Greeks have a unique twist on the festive season. Instead of hanging stockings, we leave our shoes out for the mischievous elf-like kallikantzaroi to fill! And don’t even get me started on the delectable Christmas delicacies we indulge in.
6. Where does a postman work? Come on, at the Post Office, of course! And let me tell you, those dedicated posties certainly earn their keep, delivering letters and parcels to every nook and cranny of the neighbourhood, rain or shine!
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