Сверь числа и знаки с фото.
Everyday English Speculating
3 Use the ideas in the dream dictionary in Ex. 1b and any of your own ideas to act out exchanges, as in the example.
Inviting speculation Speculating • What do you think ... (this means, etc.)? • I think (it means) ... • Do you have any idea what ...? • I can’t say for sure, but it might ... • Well, it could (mean) ... Agreeing Disagreeing • You could/might be right. • That can’t be right! • Do you really think so? • I doubt that (very much). • That’s a thought. • Surely not! • You must be joking! ▶ A: I had a dream that my teeth were falling out. What do you think this means? B: Well, it could mean that you are anxious about your appearance. A: Surely not.
Краткий ответ — два диалога
A: I had a dream that I was flying over the city. What do you think this means?
B: I can’t say for sure, but it might mean that you feel confident and free.
A: You could be right. I’ve been feeling much happier since I passed my exams.A: I had a dream that I was falling from a high place. Do you have any idea what that means?
B: Well, it could mean that you are anxious about losing control.
A: Surely not! I don’t feel worried at all.
Как устроен образец
- A описывает сон и просит объяснение: What do you think it means? / Do you have any idea what that means?
- B предполагает: I think it means..., it might mean..., it could mean...
- A соглашается или не соглашается: You could be right. / Surely not!
- В косвенном вопросе порядок слов прямой: what it means, а не what does it mean.
Проверка: в каждом диалоге есть описание сна, вопрос-просьба о толковании, предположение и реакция собеседника — как в примере.
На фото словарь снов из упр. 1b виден не полностью, поэтому в ответах использованы распространённые толкования; при необходимости замени их формулировками из учебника.