VI. Посмотрите на картинку и опишите ее, используя как можно больше предлогов:
VII. Исправьте ошибки в тексте: student cafeterias
They are ofen called refectorys. They`re self cervice cafes where you take a tray, colect your foot and pai at the till. The food is generally not bed. They serve hot and cold snacks, proper meels, cakes, buns, shocolates, sandwiches, coffe, tee and cold soft drinks. The prices tend to be quiet a bit lower then in ordinary cafes. Apart from the refectories ther are also tea or coffee bars in most faculty buildings. These smell biscuits, filled rolls, cakes etc. and there are of course bars were one can also bye hot dogs, pies, chips, salads etc. These are perhaps the most popular at luntch time.
Foe the staf there are special tea or coffee bares and a restauran or cafeteria.
VIII. Ответьте на вопросы:
What subjects do you like most of all? Why?
Which one is the most difficult for you?
What will you do after graduation?
IX. Вставьте предлоги:
from in with between of at to on
We have a lot ______ different subjects.
Our longest holidays are ____summer.
My sister goes ____a secondary school.
She is good _____English.
Mathematics will be very useful _____him _____ the future.
He gets a grant ______ the state.
My mother is a teacher _____ English.
She’ll probably pass her exams _____ good marks.
X. Переведите текст и дайте антонимы следующих слов: international; north; young; invaluable; experience; to choose; future; benefit; friendly; to pass the exams.
REACH CAMBRIDGE
Reach Cambridge offers unique residential English language
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colleges of the world-renowned Cambridge University, located just 50
miles north of London. English as a Second Language (ESL) course
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their English, and equip themselves with skills for University and
beyond. These 3-week summer courses offer an invaluable experience of
British culture in the stimulating and distinguished surroundings of
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“This course helped me to choose what I want to do in the future, and gave
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Students would have four hours of structured teaching every weekday. The English tuition is offered in very small groups and is taught by experienced, qualified TEFL teachers using the latest methodology. The leadership aspect of the programme considers theoretical and practical elements of leadership and management.