
- •Lesson one we learn foreign languages
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- •Lesson two
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- •Переведите предложения на английский язык, используя активную лексику урока.
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- •Lesson seven my sister's flat
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- •Lesson nine a telephone conversation
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- •In the lunch hour (meals)
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- •Lesson thirteen (the thirteenth lesson) they are leaving moscow
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- •Lesson fourteen (the fourteenth lesson) a sea story (after w. W. Jacobs)
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- •Lesson fifteen (the fifteenth lesson) shopping
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- •Lesson sixteen (the sixteenth lesson) from verkhoyansk to sukhumi
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- •Переведите предложения на английский язык, используя активную лексику урока
- •Lesson seventeen (the seventeenth lesson) the united kingdom
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- •Lesson eighteen (the eighteenth lesson) the childhood and youth of dickens
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- •Lesson nineteen (the nineteenth lesson) the lavrovs
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- •Lesson twenty (the twentieth lesson) an incident from the life of a russian revolutionary
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- •Lesson twenty-one (the twenty-first lesson) now he belongs to the ages
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- •Lesson twenty-two (the twenty-second lesson) the open window (after h. Munro)
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- •Lesson twenty-three (the twenty-third lesson) her first night
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- •Lesson twenty-four (the twenty-fourth lesson) a piece of soap (after h. Munro)
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- •Lesson twenty-five (the twenty-fifth lesson) post haste (after Colin Howard)
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- •Lesson twenty-six (the twenty-sixth lesson) mr winkle on the ice (after Charles Dickens)
- •"Now, sir," said Sam. "Show them how to do it!"
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a library
Literature
History
Geography
so
people
because
a librarian
a writer
childhood
too
difficult
easy
all
right
wrong
all right
to show (showed, shown)
a TV show
to bring (brought, brought)
Just
Away
to go away
back
to be sorry
to advise
Переведите на английский язык, используя активную лексику урока.
1. Вы уже были в библиотеке?—Нет еще. Я пойду туда после уроков. 2. В библиотеке было много народу, и я решил пойти туда вечером. 3. Вы читали какие-нибудь книги Оскара Уайлда на английском языке?—Нет, они слишком трудны для меня. Я читал его книги по-русски.—Я советую вам взять эту книгу. Она очень легкая и интересная. 4. Принесите, пожалуйста, почитать какую-нибудь интересную книгу.—Хорошо, я могу вам дать очень интересную новую книгу. Я уже давал ее некоторым своим друзьям, и она всем им очень понравилась. 5. Как вам понравилась последняя передача по телевизору? 6. В детстве я жил в Ленинграде, поэтому я хорошо знаю его. 7. Вы видели сегодня Анну?—Да, она недавно приходила сюда и вскоре ушла. 8. Я ухожу сейчас. Вы можете пользоваться моими книгами и журналами. 9. Жаль, что вы не привезли с собой своих сыновей. 10. Дайте мне, пожалуйста, кусок мела.—Вот, пожалуйста. 11. Моя приятельница—библиотекарь, она работает в библиотеке Института истории. 12. Сколько лекций по географии у вас было в этом месяце? 13. Я не показал вам эту книгу, потому что она трудна для вас. 14. Я приехала вчера поздно вечером, поэтому я не пришла к вам. 15. У вас есть какие-нибудь книги по истории Англии?—Да, у меня есть несколько. 16. Все народы нашей страны знают и любят русскую литературу.
Lesson nine a telephone conversation
Ann: Hallo, is that you, Mary? How, are you? Why didn't you go to classes yesterday?
Mary: Hallo, Ann. I felt very ill yesterday. I couldn't even get up.
Ann: What was the matter with you?
Mary: I don't know, I haven't seen the doctor yet. I had a high temperature.
Ann: Can you go to the Institute today?
Mary: No, I'm afraid I can't. The doctor's coming this morning. I feel I should stay in bed for a few days. I'm very sorry I have to miss several lectures.
Ann: That's all right. You mustn't come if you are ill. You should certainly stay in bed. You can have my notes if you like. Can I come to see you today?
Mary: Certainly. Please come round after classes.
Ann: I'm sorry, but I have to go to the library after classes to 'get some books for my talk.
Mary: Don't go to the library. I've got a lot of interesting books at home. You can take any of them.
Ann: All right. Can I get to your place by the 41 tram?
Mary: Yes, but don't come by tram. There's a new underground station near my house now. It takes me fifteen minutes to get to the Institute by underground.
Ann: Very good, and now I must hurry to the Institute. See you later.
Mary: Till this evening then. Don't forget to bring me your notes. Ring me up if you can't come.