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- •Preface
- •WhatAreWeWorkingfor?
- •"Haveyouandyourbosseverhadanydifferencesofopinion?'
- •1Yes,buthedoesn'tknowit.'
- •Ipickup
- •I.Supplythesuitablewordsfromthelistontheright.
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- •IwillneedaverygoodknowledgeofItaly,andalsobeabletowork
- •3I5LansdowneRoad
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- •13.Wro,HaBawyAymKy,j'r)InRe44.ABawt.Mi
- •18.MblwyKaeMpaJyMHara,yn39HeHaraYca6e
- •Imporlantthanwhatheleaches.
- •Luckyistheteacherwhocanloolcacross
- •Iwanttoteachmystudentshowtolikethislifeonearth
- •Inwtsdomandingrace.ThenIshallfeelthatIhavewonAndIhavefilledmyplace
- •II.TranslateintoEnglish.
- •I20.Topromoteself-study
- •2.Getreadyfortheinterview.
- •V Syn:makeupone'smind
- •V I.Toremovesmbfromaposition
- •Interpersonal
- •Part II healthyandhappy
- •Illnessesandtheirtreatment
- •Illness-disease-condition
- •Illness:thestateofbeingill
- •InModernEnglish'beIll'meansbeinbadhealth(beunwell).
- •InBrE'thesickman'meansonewhoisIll.Inthismeaningtheword
- •Illatease
- •14.Anervous
- •4.I'mab1t.Socouldyouspeakalittlelouder?
- •9Therewasan..Ofcholeraafterthedisaster
- •I. 13.Hiswoundhasnow completelyandithasn'tevenleftascar.
- •1Fresarr.Sunshine.Goodfoodmay apat1entoftuberculosisby _
- •2Thedoctorsardthat1fIfollowedhisinstructionsIwouldsoonbe ofthedrs-
- •Ironer(gp)
- •2Illgiveyouad1etsheetthatshemustfollow.ButapartfromthatI'dbettergiveherthese
- •6.I'vecomeout1narashonmychestDo f)
- •I II.Putinthearticleswherenecessary.
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- •5.BaMyw.E,ll3shOcne.Aoeano6blya,anotTb3totJy6. 5.
- •00Inhospital
- •1NherstomachOnemornmgherhusbandnoticedherbendmgoverthecounter1nobvious
- •Ifyou'veeverwatchedanadulttrytogiveupsmoking.
- •Ifyoualreadysmoke,dec1detostop1tandstoptoday-evenfyouarehalfwaythrough
- •1.Savemoney.
- •2.Putanendtobadbreathanduncleanair.
- •0 1 2 3No hardly moderate highstress anystress stress stress
- •V tosufferfromacontlnuousdullpam
- •Infantmortality
- •Fitandwell!
- •1 Tuurrwmenr
- •12NepastreaHHeKaHara
- •9An1ce match1sveryexcitingtowatch.A)skat1ng b)hockey c)polo
- •16.Thechampionshipsare everytwoyears.
- •3.M:'lllr.HomHe.QaTbre6ecoaer?CeroAhsiTbl 3.
- •7.CopeaHoBaHMep,onliKho6blnoHa"'aTbCRa10 7.
- •VitaminX
- •1_Doyousometimesgotobedmentallyexhaustedbutfindthatyouareunabletosleep?'
- •2.Doyouautomaticallyrideupandavoidthestairswhenyouarevisitingsomeoneinan
- •1.Kaleidoscope
- •2.Blitzsketches
- •8The yougainfromphysicalexercisearewellworththeeffort
- •3.He1f*enVi:no,llJtreMh?flHeyaHaroeeOHa,3.
- •2.Acompetition
- •XapaKTap6enapycay
- •I ' ' b)somethingthatremindsyouofsomethingthathappenedorexistedinthepast'•'··1'
- •IntheHighlands
- •I. J.1cto"'Hlo1kbaoxmoBeHh
- •ImpressionsofMinsk
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- •4. KpacHblco6op6bmnocrpoeHot40My..Epw11x4.
- •II alookforaveryshorttime
- •Inconclusion,Ithinkthatcitylifecanbeparticularlyappealingtoyoungpeople,who
- •11.Beforestartingalongjourney,lookatthepetrol(20)g ;otherwise,youmay
- •12.1Tisdangerousto(21)b sharplyonaslipperysurface;youmay
- •13.Youonlyhaveto(25)s d,..---whenapproachinga(26)z, ,
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- •1/1.Choosethebestvariant.
- •2.Youwanttobooktwosealstoseeafilm,soyou 2.Phonethecinema.YouwanttoseeFearofthe
- •I. Thegallery
- •II.Putoneofthefollowingwordsinthesentencesbelow.
- •VI.TranslateintoEnglish.
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- •15.RHiKoniHeCr,q*y38Ha,ll,l36niJKaa,ll3KpaHa,a
- •II thehighestlevelinatheatrewherethecheapestseatsarc
- •11Nanimouspraisefromthecrtl/cs
- •I.Choosethemostsuitablewordorwordsunderlined.
- •Icelandisaworldapart.
- •InformationfortheReceptionists
- •2. YouareexpectingaguestcalledBeck,whohasbookedasingleroomfortwonights.
- •1. OhHeraKoH4enoeeK,4t06blnpoerone)I(sTbK 1.
- •2 MHenOBe3fiOchsHbHoMepCokhsm.BbiXqaSl· 2.
- •3. KorAaMHeHa3BallMcTffi!mocTb,Rno.Una,'fTo 3.
- •5. 0HanepecTanapaccKaJbiBaTboceoeMnyre- 5.
- •6. AayXMecTHbiMhoMepBHaweMoTeneCtoTeo 6.
- •8. TypHcTw-teC-1(3RnoeJ,q,KaHMeercBOnpeMy·8.EcTbs,tsKltaKbbmHeH'fli(ho6ecnOkoiiiTbCJl0nOKynKe6neTobIt0tom,4To6blChaTbHoMepB
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- •II abuilt-inbed,asonashiportrain
- •NpaKtKaaHrnMckoMpe"'h EnglishSpeechPractice
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InModernEnglish'beIll'meansbeinbadhealth(beunwell).
'Tobesick'IsAmericanEnglish.
InBrE'thesickman'meansonewhoisIll.Inthismeaningtheword
'Ill'Isneverusedbeforeanoun.
But:Ill-temperedImanneredIbred
Illatease
'Feelsick'meanstohaveinclinationtovomttinBrE.
Ex.4Choosebetween'Ill'and'sick'.
1.Hewassuddenlytaken-----
2.Thenursemixedthemedicineandgaveittothe man.
3.Somepeoplearemotion-----·
4 Hewokeupwithaterriblepaininhisstomachandfelt-----too.
5.Ican'ttravelbya1r.I'mair _
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Ex.5GivetheEnglishequivalents.
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TOHURT-TOACHE-TOBEPAINFUL-TOBESORE
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1.Ifapartofyourbodyhurts,youfeelpaininit,forexamplebecauseyouhaveh1t1torcu
1!orbecauseyouare111
•Mybackhurts.
•Myshoulderisreallyhurtingme.
•IthortswhenImovemyarm_
Syn:toache
Ifapartofyourbodyaches,youfeelapaininitthatiscontinuousbutnotverystrong-usethisaboutpainsinyourarms.legs,orinyourheadorstomach.
•Myarmsachedfromcarryingallthegrocef/es_
•Tilenoiseofthetrafficmademyheadache.Syn:tobepainful
•J1m·skneewasstiffpainfulwherehehadfallenon;r.
Syn:tobesore
IfapartofyourbodyISsore,ithurtswhenyoutouchitoruseit-usethisaboutpainfulareas
ofyoursk1nforexamplewhereyouhavecutyourself.
• Herhandswerestillsorefromscrubbingthefloors_
2.Ifyouhurtapartofyourbody,youinjureitormakeitfeelpainful,
• Itwrtmyfingerinthedoor.
3.Ifsomethinghurtsapartofyourbody.1tmakes1tfeelpainful.
• Thesunislwrtingmyeyes.
4.Tocausephys1calpaintosomeone.
• PutIhatthingdown-youmighthurtsomeonewithit.
5.Tomakesomeonefeelveryupsetunhappy,sad.etc.
• I'mreallysorry,Ididn'tmeantohurtyourfeelings.
• Whatreallyhurlsisthat/Jeneverevensaidgoodbye.
• ThelastthingIwanttodoistohurtyou.
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Ex.6Choosetherightword.
1.Isprainedmyankleplayingfootball.It badly.2Thisheavysu•tcase
------myarms.3.WhenIbrokemyarmlastyear1t ternbly
4.Afterclimbingthemountainhe allover.5.Thisshouldn't _
becauseI'mgoingtogiveyouaninjection.butyoumayfindthatthetoothstarts____
whenyougethome.6.Hehasbeeninafightandhisjaw____
badlyandhishead .7.Iwastryingsohardtokeepsmilingthatmyface _
Ex.7TranslateIntoEnglish.
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6onbHOrnorarb. 6anarnbiTBL\b.
4. BblcnbHOyw6nHCb? 4. BblM04HaYAapbtnicR?
5. Yre6Raceee6omHHora? 5.Y4J.16eyceRW436ani4bHara?
6. YMeHRsee6omn. 6. YMRHeyce6anil.\b.
7. HalfTO>KanyeTe<;b?rA96omn? 7. HawrocKaPA3i4ecR?AJe6an14b7
8.0HaCTpeTOiI'IOCTORHH<>t1ronOBHOO6on1-1. 8. HanaKYTyenacraSIHHara6omoranaBbl
9.YMeHSI,o,ywa6omrr. 9.YMSIHe6ani4bAYWa.
10.BaM6onbHOrnorarb? 10.BaM6an104arnbiTal.\b?
11.Te6eHespe,o,Honpoi1n1Cb,o,oMoiilnewKoM. 11Ta6eHeWKOAJil.\bnpai1c4icstABMOYnewwy
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WordFormation
Ex.8Completethechart.
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Nouns
Verbs
AdJective
1.
-
sick
2.
illness
3.
ache
4.
injure
5.
feverish
6.
swell
7.
pain
8.
inflamed
9.
breath
10.
cold
11
cough
12
hurt
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WordMeaning
Ex.9Givetheoppositeof:
tobeunwellpainful
tofeelwell(tofeelgood-Am.E.)
tofeelasharppaincheerful
tobreathein
WordUse
Ex.10Matchthefollowingnounswiththesuitableadjectives:(Theremaybemorethanonecombination).
runningsharpchronichighsicksoreacuteweakquicknormal
irritating
dullcommonslightsplitting
bad
coughheadachechill
throatnosecoldpulseeyesdiseasepersonpainillness
temperature
Ex.11A.Whatareyoursymptoms?
I'vegotacold1acoughIasorethroatIatemperatureI(a)stomachache/chestpainsI(an)earacheIapaininmysideIarashonmychestIspotsIabruiseonmylegIablackeyeIalumponmyarmIindigestionIdiarrhoeaIpainfuljointsIblistersIsunburn.
IfeelsickIdizzyIbreathlessIshiveryIfaintIparticular1ybadatnight.IamdepressedIconstipatedItiredallthetime.
I'velostmyappetiteIvoice;Ican'tsleep,mynoseitchesandmyleghurts.
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B.WhatmedicalproblemsmightyouhaveIf...
1.youwearshoesthatrub?
2.youeattoofast?
3.yousmokealot?
4.youplayfoolball?
5.yougoskiing?
6.youstaytoolonginthesun?
7.youeatfoodyou'reallergicto?
8.yourununusuallyfastforabus?
9.youeatfoodthatisbad?
10.amosquitobitesyou?
11yougetwetonacoldday?
12.youthinkyou'reillallthetime?
Ex.12Matchthewordsbelowwiththecorrectdefinitions.
1.anallergy
2.asthma
3.achill
4.cancer
5.concussion
6.acold
7.afever
8.fluIinfluenza
9.diabetes
10.aheartattack
11.inflammation
12.insomnia
13.malnutrition