
- •Unit 13
- •I. Vocabulary
- •1. What is programming?
- •2. Complete the following definitions with the words and phrases in the box. Translate the terms and their definitions.
- •II. Listening
- •III. Reading: Programming languages
- •1. Read the text and find answers to these questions.
- •IV. Vocabulary: Word-building
- •1. Look at the groups of words and decide what part of speech each word is. Then complete the sentences with the correct word.
- •3. Write down the base form of each verb. Translate them. And what do the verbs with de- mean? Can you think of any more verbs with de- in English? Write them down.
- •V. Grammar: Infinitives
- •1. Make sentences as in the example.
- •Look at these pairs of examples and decide where there is a change in meaning. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian.
- •VI. Reading
- •1. Make a list of as many computer languages as you can think of.
- •2. Study the table, then answer the questions.
- •III. Grammar: The Passive
- •1. Study this information:
- •2. Complete these sentences with a suitable verb form.
- •3. Read the passage and complete it with the verbs in the correct forms.
- •VIII. Listening & Writing
- •1. Listen to Vicky Cameron, the it lecturer, talking to her students about c language. Copy the table and complete it with the relevant information.
- •Unit 14
- •3. Study the personal profile of Charles Graham. Which is the most suitable job for him?
- •VI. Listening
- •1.Listen to part of Chris Scott's interview with Sarah Brown and complete his notes.
- •VII. Writing
- •37 Charles Place, London sw10 6xx
VII. Writing
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Maria
Quintana, from Spain, is interested in the job of computer operator
as advertised below. Use her notes to write a letter applying for the
job. You can start like this: I'm
writing to apply for ...
requires Computer Operators
We have vacancies for experienced operators to
work on their own initiative in a busy company.
You will be responsible for the day-to-day
running of our data-processing . You must be highly communicative and have
good problem-solving skills. We can offer an excellent salary,
training and good promotional prospects to the right candidate.
Send your CV and a covering letter to
James Taylor, International Mercury Computers,
37 Charles Place, London sw10 6xx
FAX 0171-323-0571
Notes for the Curriculum Vitae
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English
Computer Sciences degree from Zaragoza University, Spain
Knowledge of both Macintosh and Windows environments
Two years’ experience working on ‘Linea Directa’, a local magazine for computer users
Present job: Computer operator for Graphic Colour Sl. This involves data control and editing, data preparation, and computer operating
Reasons for applying: Wants to develop operating skills and move into management