Task 3. Translate the following expressions from the dialogue, use the verbs in Present Perfect:crowdshoutjerseyshortsreferee’s whistlelining upset of forwardsHave you seen that good pass?Oh, what a nice tackling!.. Shot!What’s the matter?A neat kick! What’s the score?Filter into the zone = sqeeze into the zoneSpell danger – Possess the ballKick the ballPass the ballThrough the ballControl the ballLose the ballMiss the ballShot at the netA corner kickTask 4. Read the dialogue, say what you have learned from the dialogue about the match between the Liverpool and the Chelsea teams, open the brackets and put the verbs in the correct tense:THE FOOTBALL MATCHOutside the Ground:Programme seller: Souvenir programmes. Photos of all the players! Get yoursouvenir programmes for the big match!Kate: What a big crowd of people! It always (to be) like this?Jack: Yes, when a big match (to hold You’d better (to be) close to me. I (not to want) to lose you in the crowd.Kate: Don’t worry about me. I (to keep) close. We (to get) good seats, Jack?Jack: Not the best, I (to be) afraid. I (to be) sorry, Kate, but we (to have to stand) all the time. I possibly (can’t to get) seats in the stand.Inside the GroundKate: Jack. I (to be) sorry but I (not to know) the first thing about football. Jack: That (to be) all right, dear. What would you like to know? Kate: First of all. I'd like to know who (to play) today.Jack: Wcxdsew32e (to play) against the Spanish national team. They (to be) very good, indeed, particularly their forward.I (to hear) he (to be) in perfect form.I (not to think) we (to have) much chance of winning.Kate: And who (to be) the leading player in England’s team?Jack: Bobby Chariton. But he (not to play) today.He (to injure) in a match against Italy.He (to be) one of the best goalkeepers here.He (can, to save) us. Shouting: England! England! Come on? Come on?Kate: It (to sound) as if the whole of England (to be) here.Jack: A goal! What a perfect goal? We (to score) a goal and the goal (to score) by myfavourite team!Kate: I never (to see) anything so exciting in my life.Supply the prepositions where necessary:Tom: Did you go ... the stadium to watch the game yesterday?John: I certainly did. Tom: How did the game end?John: Liverpool won, of course.Tom : ... what score?John: The score was 3 : 1 ...favour ... Liverpool.Tom : How did the game go?John: ... the begining ... the game everything went all right. The first half ended in a draw. ... the second half Chelsea missed a chance ... scoring a goal and their goal - keeper missed three goals.Tom: But he is a good goal - keeper, isn’t he?John: Yes, but Liverpool were ... the best shape that day, that's why the Chelsea team lost the game ... Liverpool.Tom: What a shame? I think the fans were disappointed .. .the match, weren't they? John: Yes, certainly.Task 5. Give names to these pictures:5. Содержание отчета:1. Название работы.2. Цель работы.3. Задание.4. Необходимые пояснения.5. Вывод по работе.6. Контрольныево