Countries - Nationalities and the Capital Cities
Dmitry is from Greece. His nationality and language is ... . Capital city of Greece is ... .
Luigi is from Italy. He is ... . ... is the capital city of Italy.
Hannah is from Norway. She is ... . She was born in ... which is the capital city of ... .
Alina was born in Finland. People of Finland are called ... . Alina lives in the capital city of Finland which is ... .
Irenka is ... . She is from Slovakia. ... is the capital city of Slovakia. She was born there.
Valery is from Russia. He is ... . Capital city of Russia is .... .
Annemarie is from Belgium. ... is the capital city of Belgium.
Mehmet is from Turkey. He is ... . He was born in ... which is the capital city of Turkey.
Danijela is from Serbia. Her language is .... . Capital city of Serbia is ... .
Lucas was born in Germany. His nationality is ... . Capital city of ... is ... .
Camilla is from Holland. She is ... . She lives in the capital city of Holland which is ... .
11a. Lala is from Bulgaria. ... is the capital city of ... . Lala's nationality is ... .
Duncan is ... . He comes from ... which is the capital city of Scotland.
Nadia was born in Ukraine. .... is the capital city of Ukraine.
Hakki was born in Denmark. He is ... . Capital city of Denmark is ... .
Anders and Andrea are from Sweden. They are ... . Capital city of Sweden is ... .
Pierre lives in ... which is the capital city of France. .... is referred to as language of love.
Juan is ... . He is from Spain. ... is the capital city of Spain.
My friend Attila is ... . He comes from Hungary. He speaks ... . Capital city of Hungary is ...
Marek was born in Poland. His language is ... . .... is the capital city of Poland.
Romania is an Eastern European country. Its language is ... . Capital city of Romania is ... .
Wales is part of Great Britain. People of Wales are called ... . ... is the capital city of Wales.
... people are famous for their chocolate and watches. .... is the capital city of Switzerland.
Ben comes from Iceland. Capital city of Iceland is ... People of Iceland are called ... .
Kazimir lives in Czech Republic. He is ... which is the capital city of Czech Republic, is also one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
Occupation and career
"work" has the most general meaning and can be applied to anything one has to do in the way of making living.
"job" is close to it in its meaning but tends to denote less prestigious work. It can denote a position in employment.
"profession" is work which requires advanced education and special training. It's applied to law, medicine, architecture, and military career.
"career" means either a course of progress in the life of people or has the same meaning as the word "work".
"vocation" means a kind of work to which a man is led by natural talents.
Read the letter below. The above passage is:
a-an informal letter b-an e-mail application c-a formal letter
26,Washington Avenue
Boston,
Massachusetts
17th
July2010
The
Staff Manager, Davies
Electronics Ltd
The
Ring Way,
Manchester21 Re:
Assistant-engineer Dear
Sir,
I
would like to apply for the temporary post of «Assistant-engineer»
which was
advertised in the “Evening News” of Saturday 9th May. I
am 26 years old and single. I am an Algerian post-graduate student
in the department of Physics of Manchester University,
where
I
have been studying electronics for the last three years. Before
that, I was a student in Physics and Electronics at Algiers’
University for three years where
I
graduated four years ago.
While
I was studying in Algiers, I had some compulsory industrial
experience every year with Algerian firms. Before coming to
Manchester I worked for 9 months, from January to September in a
computer institute in Algiers, where
I improved my knowledge of Electronics. Last year, at Manchester, I
visited various Electronics firms as part of my studies. If
there are any other details which you require I shall be glad to
supply them.
Yours
faithfully,
Rachid
Benrabah
2- Are these statements True or False?
a-Rachid wants to work in Algiers.
b- He holds two degrees from Algiers and Manchester Universities.
c- In order to do researches, he visited Electronics firms at Manchester.
d- Rachid is writing to apply for a post in a computer institute.
3-Answer the following questions according to the text:
a- How did Rachid know about the job ?
b-How long has he been studying in Manchester University?
c-Where has he worked before?
d- Do you think that Rachid has a chance to get the job? Why?
4-What do the words in bold type refer to in the text?)
1 -Find in the text words whose definitions are: a-To ask for a job (§1) b- Not married (§2) c- need something or somebody(§1)
2-Rewrite the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one given :
A-a-It’s necessary for pupils to put on pinafores at school.
b-Pupils…………………………………
B-a-You are not obliged to study music in a language school.
b-You……………………………
C-a-I sent her a message .My purpose was to congratulate her.
b-I sent her……………………………….
D-a-Rachid isn’t a pilot. He isn’t an engineer.
b- Rachid………………………………..
GRAMMAR RULES A lot of – many – much (багато)
|
Countable Nouns (обчислювальні іменники) |
Uncountable Nouns (необчислювальні ім.) |
Example |
Positive sentences (стверджувальні речення) |
a lot of / lots of / many (багато) |
a lot of / lots of / much (formal) |
There are a lot of people in the room. There is a lot of sugar in my coffee. |
Interrogative sentences (питальні) |
many (багато) |
much (багато) |
Are there many books in the library? Do you have much time to do all the tasks? |
Negative sentences |
many (багато) |
much (багато) |
There aren't many cakes left. I don’t have much time left. |
|
few (not many, not enough) (трохи) |
little (not much, not enough) (трохи) |
Few Englishmen speak Chinese. He has little success with his job. |
|
a few (=some) / very few (зовсім трохи) |
a little (=some)/ very little (зовсім трохи) |
A few students know French well. A little salt makes the dish tasty. |
1. Underline the correct item.
e.g. Very few / much / little people can predict the future.
1. I don’t like many / much / little of Woody Allen's films.
2. There are very little / too many /much things I do every day.
3. There's a little / a few / much light coming in through that window.
4. We have much / very little / a lot of problems with our car.
5. Do you usually learn many / much / a few English on your summer courses?
6. I am late, because I had little / few / a lot of work to do.
7. I don’t have much / many / a little information about our new duties.
8. There are a little / much / a few copybooks left on the table.
9. Do you spend many / a few /much money on this car?
10. Sally eats too many / much / little cakes every day.