- •1. A story for reading and discussion doctor in the house by richard gordon
- •1. Read the text and be ready to discuss it using exercises given in Section 5.
- •2. Essential vocabulary list
- •3. Vocabulary notes
- •5.1. Make a lexical analysis of the words from the essential vocabulary according to the following outline. Word lexical analysis
- •Word lexical analysis sample
- •5.2. Translate the following illustrative examples from the Essential Vocabulary into Ukrainian, then do their back translation.
- •1. Annoy
- •2. Chatter
- •3. Cheer
- •5. Rattle
- •6. Reduce
- •5.3. Complete the following sentences with an appropriate word.
- •1. Annoy
- •2. Chatter
- •3. Cheer
- •5. Rattle
- •6. Reduce
- •5.4. Unscramble the following sentences.
- •1. Annoy
- •2. Chatter
- •3. Cheer
- •5. Rattle
- •6. Reduce
- •4. Essential vocabulary exercises
- •1. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian paying attention to the word combinations in italics.
- •2. Paraphrase the sentences using the word combinations in italics.
- •3. Translate the sentences into English using the word combinations.
- •4. A three-minute conversation. Ask another student some of the questions given below. Have a whale of time just chattering for three minutes!
- •5. A) Translate the expressions from the story into Ukrainian.
- •6. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian paying attention to the words in italics.
- •7. Translate the sentences into English paying attention to the words in italics.
- •8. A) Fill in the correct prepositions or adverbs.
- •11. Fill in the suitable synonyms. Annoy, vex, irritate, bother, irk
- •Chatter, gab, chat, gibber
- •Reduce, decrease, lessen, diminish
- •12. Complete the sentences using annoy, reduce, go, cheer, chatter, rattle and their derivatives.
- •13. Translate these expressions into English using the essential vocabulary.
- •14. Unscrambling sentences. Unscramble the following sentences and write out each sentence putting the words or constituent parts in the correct order.
- •16. Translate the following passage into English using the essential vocabulary.
- •5. Text exercises
- •Reading aloud expressively. A) Before reading the passage from the text expressively, practice the following pronunciation phenomena.
- •3. In the reading of the story choose one sentence that you find interesting (or incomprehensible) and write it here. Talk about its meaning with another student/the group.
- •4. Responding to the story: Look through the story and answer the following questions.
- •Your response:
- •Identifying facts:
- •Interpreting meanings:
- •10. A plot summary. Give a short summary of the story using the following guidelines.
- •1. Background
- •2. Preliminary Work
- •3. Making a plot summary
- •11. A character sketch. Take one of the characters in the story – the narrator, the invigilator, an examinee (a man student or a woman student) and analyze his/her personality.
- •1. Background
- •2Writing a Character Sketch
- •Character Sketch Table
- •12. A story evaluation. Explain your response to the story Doctor in the House. Analyze the language of the story.
- •1. Background
- •Prewriting
- •3.Writing a Story Evaluation
- •13. Text analysis. Analyze the text of the story Doctor in the House according to the following guidelines.
- •13.1. Analyze the plot of the story/passage.
- •13.2. Analyze the structure of the story/passage.
- •13.3. Analyze the character/s.
- •13.4. Analyze point of view in story/passage.
- •13.5. Analyze the tone of the story/passage.
- •13. 6. Analyze the style of the story.
- •13.7. Analyze the meaning of fiction.
2. Chatter
15 They chattered away happily for a while.
16 They were all babbling away in a foreign language.
17 I realized I was babbling like an idiot.
18 He cowered in the corner, gibbering with terror. By this time I was a gibbering wreck.
19 We sat in a cafe for hours chatting about our experiences.
20 You two were gabbing so much that you did not even see me.
21 Her teeth chattered as she dressed.
22 The only sounds we could hear were the birds chattering in the trees.
23 Constitutional reform is popular among the chattering classes.
24 You could hear the chatter of the birds everywhere.
25 the chatter of teeth.
26 a mere political chatterbox.
3. Cheer
27 A great cheer went up from the crowd.
28 Three cheers for the winners!
29 Christmas cheer.
30 Cheers!
31 Let's go to the football game and cheer for our favourite team.
32 We all cheered as the team came on to the field.
33 Cheering crowds greeted their arrival.
34 My parents have always encouraged me in my choice of career.
35 We were greatly encouraged by the positive response of the public.
36 The general’s speech inspired vigour in the men.
37 He cheered her, and that helped.
38 One whisper of happiness cheered me.
39 She was cheered by the news from home.
40 The House cheered more tumultuously than ever.
41 He started to applaud and the others joined in.
42 They rose to applaud the speaker.
43 You’re not your usual cheerful self today.
44 He felt bright and cheerful and full of energy.
45 You’re in a cheerful mood.
46 a bright, cheerful restaurant.
47 Walls painted in cheerful (= light and bright) colours.
48 A chatty, cheerful letter.
49 The spectators cheered the runners on.
50 Oh, come on—cheer up!
51 Give Mary a call; she needs cheering up.
52 Bright curtains can cheer up a dull room.
4. GO
53 She went into her room and shut the door behind her.
54 I have to go to Rome on business.
55 She has gone to China.
56 I want this memo to go to all managers.
57 I want a rope that will go from the top window to the ground.
58 Where does this road go?
59 This dictionary goes on the top shelf.
60 Where do you want the piano to go?
61 ‘How did your interview go?’ ‘It went very well, thank you.”
62 Did everything go smoothly?
63 How’s it going?!
64 The old sofa will have to go.
65 He’s useless— he’ll have to go.
66 This all goes to prove my theory.
67 It just goes to show you can’t always tell how people are going to react.
68 Despite the threat of war, people went about their business as usual.
69 You’re not going about the job in the right way.
70 How should I go about finding a job?
71 Things are going along nicely.
72 They went at each other furiously.
73 Can I go back to what you said at the beginning of the meeting?
74 He never goes back on his word.
75 Things will get easier as time goes by.
76 The weeks went slowly by.
77 That’s a good rule to go by.
78 If past experience is anything to go by, they’ll be late.
79 It all goes down in her notebook.
80 Italy went down to Brazil by three goals to one.
81 The suggestion didn’t go down very well with her boss.
82 We need to go into the question of costs.
83 He went over the events of the day in his mind.
