Listen, CD(62), and read.
A.
believe [bɪˈli:v] − 1) верить кому−то, верить в кого−то; 2) думать, полагать
greet [ɡri:t] − приветствовать, здороваться
greeting(s) [ˈɡri:tɪŋ(z)] − приветствие, поздравление
hang [hæŋ] − вешать (на что−то)
money [ˈmʌni] – деньги
prepare [prɪˈpeə] − готовить(ся)
quiet [ˈkwaɪət] − тихий, спокойный
real [rɪəl] − реальный, настоящий
special [ˈspeʃl] − специальный, особый, особенный
B.
believe: 1) to believe somebody, to believe something. I believe her words. I think we can believe them. Do you believe in Father Frost? 2) I believe he is right. = I think he’s right.
greet: to greet the children, to greet your teacher. Pupils often stand up to greet their teachers.
greeting(s): birthday greetings, New Year greetings. I sent my New Year greetings to my aunt and uncle.
hang (hung): to hang a clock on the wall, to hang (up) a coat on a hook, to hang toys on the New Year tree. When I came home, dad was hanging a picture on the wall.
money: to have a lot of money, to have no money, to spend money on books, to give money to people. Take the money and go to the shop. Moneybox: There is no money in my moneybox.
prepare: to prepare for dinner (supper, tea), to prepare gifts for the children, to prepare a birthday cake. She is in the kitchen preparing the dinner.
quiet: a quiet evening, a quiet game. Be quiet! Ann is sleeping. Jack is a quiet boy, he never shouts. Do you live a quiet life?
real: a real treat, a real friend, a real problem, a real man. Tom is a real man. He is not afraid of anything.
special: a special gift, a special day. I know this book is of special interest to him. New Year’s Eve is a special day for him.