- •Speaking on the phone
- •Vocabulary
- •Words and phrases
- •1. Fill in the missing remarks.
- •2. Spell the names on the phone.
- •1. Making an Appointment
- •2. Appointment with a Doctor
- •3. Being Unable to Keep an Appointment
- •4. Invitation to a Motor Show
- •5. Invitation to the Ballet
- •6. Declining an Invitation
- •1. A Hotel Reservation
- •2. A Restaurant Reservation
- •1. Tourist Visa
- •1. Happy Birthday
- •2. Congratulations on a Marriage
- •3. Congratulations on Birth of Son
- •Going and staying abroad
- •Vocabulary
- •1. First of all discuss in pairs with your partner the following questions:
- •2. Match the definition with the type of ticket.
- •3. Discuss in pairs
- •4. Practice the dialogue
- •2. Now after you have made your choice, read a small text about restricted articles on board the plane and think carefully what you'll put in your hand baggage, and what in checked baggage?
- •1. Have you ever gone through customs? What was it like? Discuss it with the other student. Now read the conversation and compare it with your own experience.
- •2. Find two mistakes in the dialogue and then practice it with your partner
- •3. Imagine you are entering the u.S. And complete this form in English and in capital letters.
- •4. Now take your partner's form and act as a customs officer (your partner is a guest in the country). Try to be strict and find out if a guest was sincere completing the form.
- •5. Fill in the gaps and practice the dialogue with your partner.
- •1. Write short answers to these questions:
- •2. Now read the dialogue and compare your answers with the dialogue.
- •4. This time one of you is a check-in clerk, your partner is a guest. Interview the guest and complete this guest registration card for him/her.
- •5. Conversation a
- •6. Conversation в
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Foodstuffs
- •Vegetables Гародніна
- •II. Prepared Food and Ways of Cooking
- •III. Meals and Courses
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •1. Fill in articles if necessary:
- •2. Use the right word: (meal, food, course, dish)
- •3. Translate into English:
- •4. Fill in the gaps with articles where necessary:
- •4. Discuss the following:
- •5. Act out the following situations:
- •6. Speak on:
- •7. Write about the party you enjoyed.
- •Shopping
- •Vocabulary
- •At the supermarket
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •1. Match each of the following words with the correct item in the picture.
- •2. Put each of the following words or phrases in the correct space in the passage below.
- •3. Put the correct word or phrase from the following list in each space below.
- •4. Match each of the following words with the correct picture.
- •5. Translate into English
- •Shopping in a big shop
- •Shopping
- •1. Complete the following sentences using the prompts
- •2. Paraphrase the following sentences using the active words and phrases as prompts
- •3. Describe the procedure of bying
- •4. Read the following text, making sure that you understand the meaning of all the words in different type.
- •Dialogues
- •Making a Complaint and Getting a Refund
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •1. Translate into English
- •2. Fill in the gaps with prepositions where necessary:
- •3. Choose between the alternatives:
- •1. Answer the questions:
- •2. Speak on:
- •3. Act out the following situations:
- •At the doctor’s
- •Vocabulary
- •Injure - раніць, шкодзіць
- •Vomit - ванітаваць
- •5. Questions: Answer the following questions:
- •The twentieth century disease: food allergy
- •1. Complete the following according to the text.
- •2. Make a list of
- •1. Read the text:
- •2. Answer the following questions
- •3. Choose the proverbs which were mentioned in the text. Translate other proverbs.
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •1. Complete the dialogues:
- •2. Aches and pains
- •3. Fill the gaps with a suitable word.
- •In Search of the Perfect House
4. Invitation to a Motor Show
Secretary: Hello.
Mr Stock: Good morning. I'd like to speak to Mr Baturin.
Secretary: Who's calling, please?
Mr Stock: This is Mr Stock from Satre Ltd.
Secretary: Will you hold the line, please? I'll see if Mr Baturin's available. Mr Stock, Mr Baturin is on the other phone. Will you wait or call back?
Mr Stock: I'll wait, thank you.
Secretary: Hello, Mr Stock. I'm sorry to have kept you waiting. I'm putting Mr Baturin on the line now.
Mr Baturin: Good morning, Mr Stock.
Mr Stock: Good morning, Mr Baturin. I believe you know that the International Motor Show at Earls Court is due to open on Wednesday, October 18. We would greatly appreciate it if you could come to Earls Court to attend the official opening. The Lada 1200 Saloon from Satre Motors will make its debut at this show.
Mr Baturin: Thank you very much for your kind invitation. But unfortunately I can't accept it. I have an appointment. I think Mr Ozerov will be able to attend this function if you don't mind.
Mr Stock: Oh, we will be happy to see Mr Ozerov. We are sending a Complimentary Ticket for him by hand.
Mr Baturin: I wish you every success in your business. The Lada is really creating a great deal of interest wherever it is shown. I sincerely hope that selling Soviet cars in this country will be very profitable for you.
Mr Stock: Thank you for your kind wishes. Good-bye.
Mr Bamrin: Bye-bye, Mr Stock.
5. Invitation to the Ballet
Mr Hopkins: Hopkins speaking. Good afternoon.
Mr Zotov: Good afternoon. Zotov here. I'm so glad I got through at last. I tried to get you on the phone yesterday but you were out.
Mr Hopkins: Yes, I was away from London and returned this morning.
Mr Zotov: I know you are a ballet admirer. I'd like to invite you to Covent Garden. I guess you know the Bolshoi ballet is now in London and tomorrow they are performing “Spartacus”.
Mr Hopkins: Thank you very much. It's very kind of you. I'll gladly accept your invitation to see the fabulous Bolshoi ballet which commands the love and admiration of audiences all over the world.
Mr Zotov: Good. Incidentally the performance starts at 7.30 and runs for three hours. Would you like me to call for you?
Mr Hopkins: No, thank you. Don't bother. I'll get there on my own.
Mr Zotov: Then I'll be waiting for you at 7.15 outside the theatre. Goodbye.
Mr Hopkins: Thanks a lot. Good-bye.
6. Declining an Invitation
Mr Smirnov: Hello.
Mr Barlow: Hello. I'd like to speak to Mr Smirnov.
Mr Smirnov: Speaking.
Mr Barlow: Barlow here. Good morning, Mr Smirnov.
Mr Smirnov: Could you speak up, please. Your voice is ever so faint.
Mr Barlow: Hold on a minute, please. I'll try to fix the microphone. Are you there, Mr Smirnov?
Mr Smirnov: Oh, yes. I think that's better now.
Mr Barlow: Mr Smirnov, I'm calling to invite you to dinner tomorrow.
Mr Smirnov: Thanks a lot. It's very kind of you and I'd be happy to join you but I'm afraid I've got another engagement for tomorrow. I'm very sorry.
Mr Barlow: I'm sorry too, but I do understand I should have invited you a few days ago. One can't really expect people to accept invitations at such short notice, of course. We'll have to make it some other time then. Good-bye.
Mr Smirnov: Good-bye, Mr Barlow.
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