Questions for computer based test
1. Complete the sentences with the correct “the…the…+comparatives”.
The ______ about it, the ________ you’ll feel. (worry, bad)
a) more you worry/worse
b) worrier/the worst
c) worrying/be worst
d) will worry/will be worst
2. Complete the sentences with the correct “the…the…+comparatives”.
The _________ we leave, the __________ we’ll get there. (early, soon)
a) the most earliest/the soonest
b) so early/very soon
c) earlier/sooner
d) more earlier/more sooner
3. Complete the sentences with the correct “the…the…+comparatives”.
The ____ you are, the _______ he’ll be. (late, angry)
a) the latest/the most angry
b) later-angrier
c) will be late/will be angry
d) was late/was angry
4. Complete the sentences with the correct “the…the…+comparatives”.
The ________ my English, the _________ I’ll speak. (practice, good)
a) more I practice/better
b) the most I practice/the best
c) I practiced a lot/was better
d) I didn’t practice/wasn’t better
Glossary
ENGLISH |
RUSSIAN |
KAZAKH |
arrogant |
высокомерный |
тәкәппар, менменшіл, асқақ |
loyal |
верный, преданный |
сенімді, адал |
calm |
спокойный, невозмутимый |
сабырлы, өзін-өзі еркін билейтін |
conscientious |
добросовестный, сознательный |
естияр, зерделі, саналы |
easy-going |
с легким характером |
жеңілтек мінез |
eccentric |
эксцентричный, необычный |
оғаш, өзгеше |
immature |
незрелый |
толық жетілмеген |
impulsive |
импульсивный,легко возбудимый |
импульсивті, ашушаң |
open-minded |
отзывчивый, восприимчивый |
алғыр, қабілетті |
possessive |
собственнический |
меншікшіл |
SIW
“What type of person are you?” – describe one of your group mates using active vocabulary.
Office hours
1. Grammar exercises 2-5 on page 8 [2] – main literature
2. Working on the text: “India – the dream destination for astrology addicts” p-7 [2] – main literature.
References
Main:
1. Clive Oxenden “New English File”. Upper-Intermediate level. Student’s book. Oxford University Press. 2010.
2. Clive Oxenden “New English File”. Upper-Intermediate level. Work book. Oxford University Press. 2010.
Additional:
3. Liz and John Soars. “New Headway”. Upper-Intermediate level. Student’s book. Oxford University Press. 2010.
4. John and Liz Soars «New Headway”. Upper-Intermediate level. Work book. Oxford University Press, 2010.
5. Audio discs of “New English File” for Upper-Intermediate level, Disc-1. Oxford University Press. 2010.
6. R.Murphy. “Essential grammar” Second edition. Upper-Intermediate level. Cambridge University Press. 2012.
Hand out
Discipline: English as a foreign language Term: fourth
Practical lesson №2 Credits: 2
Upper-intermediate level Academic year 2013-2014
Lexical theme: Illness and treatment.
Grammatical theme: Present Perfect (simple and continuous).
Teacher: assistant professor Sultanbayeva Zh.U.
GRAMMAR COMMENT [1, p.132]
Present perfect (simple and continuous) present perfect simple: have I has + past participle 1 I've been to Australia. Have you ever broken your leg? 2 We've just phoned the doctor. 3 I’ve known her since I was a child.
Present perfect continuous: have I has + been + verb + -ing How long have you been feeling like this? I've been working here for two months. I haven't been sleeping well recently. It's been raining on and off all day.
Present perfect simple or continuous? 1 We've lived / We've been living in this town since 1980. 2 We've been living in a rented flat for the last two months. 3 We've painted the kitchen. We've been painting the kitchen.
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Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple or continuous.
I've bought a new car. Do you like it? (buy)
1 We ________Jack and Ann for years, (know)
3 Rose ________her homework so she can't go out. (not do)
4 Did you know ________? They live in Torquay now. (they / move)
5 How long ________together? Five months? (Daisy and Adam / go out)
6 I ________time to cook dinner. Shall we get a pizza? (not have)
7 We _______for hours. I think we're lost. (walk)
8 _________ chocolates? There are only a few left! (you / eat)
Underline the correct sentences:
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Good morning, doctor.
- Good morning, Mr. White. What's the matter with you?
- Oh, Doctor, it's quite difficult to describe my condition! The things seem to be awful. I’ve got/I get all the illnesses you are ever seeing/have ever seen during your practice. Perhaps I'm the first patient who will die in your study. First of all, I’ve got/I’m getting a terrific headache. It has been lasting/lasted since Friday and it seems to me that it'll never end. Besides I'm constantly coughing, evidently I've caught/I am catching a cold. I have a sore throat and I haven't been sleeping/didn’t sleep for the last fortnight already.
- Please, don't worry. I'm sure, you won't die here or somewhere else. I'll try to help you. Have you taken/did you take your temperature?
- Of course, I have. It's 37.50 (thirty seven point five).
- Well, let me see... Open your mouth... The things don't seem so bad as you imagine. You've really caught/You are really catching a cold: your headache, cough and insomnia are the direct aftereffects of it. The temperature is not very high, and your lungs are all right, but I'll write out some prescriptions for pills and tonic... You have to take them four times a day during this week. Besides I have no doubts that you've been run down and you need to have a short rest.
- Really? Maybe you're quite right, Doctor. I'll try to follow your advices, but as for my rest... Unfortunately I have no time at all.
- But you'll have a nervous breakdown!
- Well, I'm ready to make my will and prepare for a better world!
- Good luck, Mr. White. See you later.
- In a better world?
- No, no! Let's hope for the best!