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Vocabulary Drill — Variant 1

Те же 14 слов, но в новом контексте — предложения, картинки, конструктор фраз и speaking. Полезно повторить перед квизом на главной странице.
Editorial cinematic photo of a teenage girl with a backpack looking toward snow-capped mountains at a train station — the scene behind the OGE Listening Variant 1 tasks
Выбери слово, которое подходит по смыслу в предложение. Это не перевод — учимся узнавать слово в контексте, как в реальном тексте.
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Посмотри на картинку и выбери правильное слово из четырёх вариантов.
Собери предложение из слов правильно — по порядку. Нажимай на слова снизу, чтобы добавить их наверх.
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Готовимся к устной части ОГЭ. Говори вслух — не пиши! Используй как можно больше слов из списка. Таймер поможет привыкнуть к формату экзамена (1:30 на подготовку + 2:00 на ответ).
Task A · Describe the photo
Look at the photo. You have 1.5 minutes to prepare and about 2 minutes to talk.
Teenagers having a picnic in a sunny park, sitting on a blanket with food and drinks
  • Where are the people and what are they doing?
  • Who do you think organised this and why?
  • How do the people probably feel? Why?
  • Would you like to join them? Why / why not?
  • Do you often do something like this with friends or classmates?
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1:30
Preparation time
Task B · Answer the questions
Answer each question out loud in 2–3 full sentences. Tap 🔊 to hear the question.
    Task C · Compare two photos
    Compare the two holidays. Talk about what's common and what's different, then say which you'd prefer.
    A picnic with friends in a sunny park
    Photo 1
    A snowy ski resort in the mountains
    Photo 2
    • What is common between the two photos?
    • What is different (place, weather, activity)?
    • Which holiday looks more amazing to you? Why?
    • Have you ever felt envious of someone who went on a trip like this?
    • Which one would help you save time and money, and which one wouldn't?
    1:30
    Preparation time
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