Glossary

English	Kazakh	Russian
to evolve [tə i'vɔlv]	өрбу, даму	развиваться
excerpt ['eks з:pt]	сұрыптау, іріктеу	выборка, выдержка
feverish ['fi:vəriʃ]	тынымсыз, мазасыз	беспокойный; взволнованный
ersistent [pə'sist(ə)nt]	табанды, қайсар	настойчивый, упорный
exertion [ig'z з:ʃ(ə)n]	күш салу, тырысу	усилие
to coincide [tə kəuin'said]	үйлесу, ұқсау; жарасу	совпадать, совмещаться
legacy ['legəsi]	мұра, мирас	наследство; наследие
aintbox [peint'boks]	сыр, бояу қорабы	коробка с набором красок
pliable ['plai əb(ə)l]	майысқақ, жұмсақ	гибкий
percussion [pə 'kʌʃ(ə)n]	серпіндінің аспаптары	ударные инструменты

LIW № 26

Prepare a presentation on the given topic ‘Arts’

LIW № 27

Learn by heart the poem ‘Now art has lost its mental charm’ (p.169)

References

Main literature:

1. Objective. CAE second edition. Felicity O’Dell and Annie Broadhead. Student’s book. Cambridge University Press. 2012.

2. Master Class CAE.Tricia Aspinall & Annette Capel for Advanced level. Student’s book. Oxford, 2012.

Additional literature:

3. First Certificate Language Practice by Micheal Vince. Macmillam, 2011

HAND OUT № 19 (139) Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits - 2 Advanced level Practical lesson Lexical theme: Films Grammatical theme: Articles and determiners Teacher: associated professor Nagiyatova Lazzat Bermahanovna

Can you give Russian or Kazakh equivalent of the given proverb?

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

GRAMMAR COMMENT: Articles and determiners

Use indefinite article a / an • to refer to large whole numbers, fractions, weights and distances. a hundred a million a third a fifth two and a half a kilo a meter and a half • with a headache, a cold etc.I've got a headache / a toothache / an earache. Have you got a co/d? Note that most illness words use zero articles. I’ve got flu. She's suffering from appendicitis. These English articles are used before singular nouns. They specifically relate to any member of a group. e.g.: A dog is in the street.  Speech Therapy Job interview questions Use definite article the • with nationality adjectives that refer to all the people of that nationality, e.g. The French drink a lot of wine. The Swiss are famous for their banks. • with plural nationality nouns in same way, e.g. Russians, Americans, Poles, Greeks, Turks. Use 'an' instead of 'a' when it comes before a vowel sound NOT just before a word that begins with a vowel. e.g.: We say; "It's an honor to meet you" NOT "It's a honor to meet you." Why? Because the 'h' in honor is silent. e.g.: We say; "My dad belongs to a union" NOT "My dad belongs to an union." Indefinite article with abbreviations  Acronyms and abbreviations can be problematic for those who don't know the above. Depending on how the acronym is pronounced, it can be preceded by either a or an. e.g.: A CNC (pronounced see en see) e.g.: An MRI. (pronounced em ar eye) e.g.: A UNC basketball game (pronounced you en see)

U nderline the most suitable option. A dash (-) means that no article is included.

1. Helen doesn't like the/- cream cakes sold in a/the local bakery.

2. The/- handball is fast becoming a/the popular sport worldwide.

3. We could see that the/— Alps were covered in the/- snow.

4. It's a/- long time since I met a/- lovely person like you!

5. Diana has a/- degree in the/- engineering from the/- University of London.

These sentences illustrate some of the most common mistakes that advanced learners make with articles in English. Correct the sentences and then explain what the rule is in each case.

1. The life is hard!

2. Life of the poor in a country with no welfare state is very hard,

3. My brother is biochemist in London,

4. Jack broke the leg skiing,

5. He’s only 18 but he already has the own business,

Exercise 1. [T.19]

Listen to the text ‘History Goes to the Movies’ and give T (true) and F (false) answers.

		true	false
1	The Oscar-winning movie ‘Titanic’ was directed by James Cameron in 1996.
2	Roquemore gives Titanic five stars.
3	Roquemore criticizes the film's portrayal of the real characters
4	William Murdoch in the film on the night of the sinking behaved heroically

Exercise 2. Listen again and make notes what was inaccurate on the film? How serious do you think the inaccuracies were? Retell the main idea of the text. Compare your notes with a partner.

E xercise 3. Read the questionnaire and think about your answer. In pairs, interview each other. Do you have the similar tastes?

D o you prefer …? seeing films on TV or DVD, or in the cinema seeing foreign films dubbed or with subtitles films from your country or American film

Have you ever …? met a film actor or director used a video camera- appeared in any kind of film seen a film being made

E xercise 4. Describe a film that you did not enjoy.

You should say:

what the film was;

when you watched it;

who you watched it with;

explain why you did not enjoy the film.

Exercise 5. Read the text and and translate the first paragraph.