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Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образовани "Сибирская государственная автомобильно-дорожная академия (СибАДИ)"

УЧЕБНОЕ ПОСОБИЕ ПО РАЗГОВОРНЫМ ТЕМАМ НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ

Для студентов I курса всех специальностей

Омск Издательство СибАДИ

2012

Рецензенты: канд. филол. наук, доц. Н.Г. Гичева, Н.Г. Гутникова

Работа одобрена редакционно-издательским советом академии в качестве учебного пособия по разговорным темам на английском языке для студентов I курса всех специальностей

Рахуба Л.Ф., Кашин А.Ю.

Учебное пособие по разговорным темам на английском языке. -

Омск: Изд-во СибАДИ, 2012. - 80 с.

Учебное пособие содержит тексты и упражнения по разговорным темам «Моя семья», «Высшее образование», «Моя квартира», «Мой рабочий день», «Охрана окружающей среды». Тексты и упражнения направлены на развитие у студентов навыков чтения и устного общения в рамках данных разговорных тем.

Л.Ф. Рахуба, А.Ю. Кашин, 2012

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1. My Family

Unit I: Meet My Family

My name is Alexander. I'm a first-year student of the Siberian Automobile and Highway Academy. I study at the Automobile Transport Faculty. I’m eighteen. I was born in Omsk. This year I have left secondary school and entered our academy. I'm studying to be an engineer. I'm a hard worker and like to do everything well. When I have spare time I like to go in for sports. I'm fond of sport games and my favourite one is football. I'm fond of music too. I like to listen to music and collect information about popular singers.

I have a family. We are five. My father is a teacher of English. Besides English he knows French and German. He is a man of forty-five. He is a goodlooking man, tall and handsome. He is always well-dressed, in good taste. My mother is a house-wife. She is a pretty woman of about forty with warm brown hair and soft dark brown eyes. She is kind and gentle and she manages her house very well. My father is a clever man, but a little unpractical, and my mother needs to look after him. My mother, on the other hand, is very practical and full of common sense.

I have a brother and a sister. My elder brother is a student too. He studies economics and is going to be an economist. He has dark curly hair and good grey eyes. He is not very tall, but strong. He swims well and is a good footballer. My brother is good-hearted and likes a joke. He knows a lot of funny stories.

My younger sister is a lovely little girl. She has golden hair and blue eyes. Her spirit is always bright and happy, full of joy. She isn't fond of study, but she likes music and dancing. We all are very friendly. I love my family very much.

Exercises:

I.Read the following words from the text:

Siberian

favourite

manage

lovely

popular

common

highway

besides

heart

faculty

handsome

economist

entered

pretty

curly

our

eyes

economics

engineer

kind

automobile

 

 

 

II. Complete the following sentences using the text:

1) Alexander is a… 2) He studies at… 3) This year he… 4) He likes to do everything well, he is a… 5) He is fond of… 6) His father is… 7)… is very practical and… 8) She likes music and dancing but she… 9) His … will be an economist as he…

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III.Work in pairs. Correct wrong statements. Begin your answers with the following expressions:

That's right. Exactly so. Precisely so. You are right. I agree with you. You are incorrect. You are not right.

1)Last year Alexander left secondary school and entered the Institute.

2)Alexander likes music and dancing but he is not fond of study.

3)His brother is fond of sport games and his favourite one is basketball.

4)Alexander is fond of collecting information about popular footballers.

5)His brother is fond of swimming and listening to music.

6)Alexander has a lovely elder sister.

7)His mother is always well-dressed in good taste.

8)His younger brother is going to become an economist.

9)His father is about forty-five, tall and handsome.

10)His mother has golden hair and blue eyes.

IV. Give English equivalents for the following word-combinations and use them in the sentences of your own.

первокурсник (второкурсник, …), поступить в институт, любимый (например, предмет), учиться в институте, быть трудолюбивым, заботиться о ком-либо, увлекаться чем-либо, заниматься спортом.

V.Read the following words and say: a) what relatives by birth; b) what relatives by marriage you or other members of your family have.

Relatives by Birth:

['pFqrqnts]

 

 

parents

 

родители

a mother (mum)

['mADq]

 

мать (мама)

a father (dad)

['fRDq]

 

отец (папа)

a son

[sAn]

 

сын

a daughter

['dLtq]

 

дочь

a sister

['sIstq]

 

сестра

a brother

['brADq]

 

брат

grandparents

['grxnpFqrqnts]

дедушка и бабушка

a grandmother (granny)

['grxnmADq],

 

бабушка (бабуля)

 

['grxnI]

 

 

a great-grandfather

[greIt'grxnfRDq]

прадедушка

grandchildren

['grxnCIldrqn]

 

внуки

a grandson

['grxnsAn]

 

внук

an uncle

['ANkl]

 

дядя

an aunt

[Rnt]

 

тетя

a nephew

['nFvjH]

 

племянник

a niece

[nJs]

 

племянница

a cousin

['kAzn]

двоюродный брат (-ая сестра)

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Relatives by Marriage:

 

 

a husband

['hAzbqnd]

муж

a wife

[waIf]

жена

a father-in-law

['fRDqrqnl

тесть (свекор)

 

L]

 

a son-in-law

['sAnqnlL]

зять

a brother-in-law

['brADqrqn

деверь (муж сестры), шурин, зять

 

lL]

 

a stepfather

['stFpfRDq

отчим

 

]

 

an adopted child

[q'dOptId]

приемный ребенок

Translate these words without dictionary:

a great grandchild; a granddaughter; a mother-in-law; a sister-in-law; a daughter-in-law; stepmother

VI. Fill in the missing words:

1)My mother's sister is my… and her brother is my…

2)My wife’s mother is my… and her father is my…

3)My wife’s sister is my… and my wife’s brother is my…

4)My uncle's son is my… and my aunt's daughter is my… too.

5)My mother has a sister; her son is my mother's…

6)My father has a brother; his daughter is my father's…

VII. Study the following passage and make up 5 sentences of your own using some of the underlined words:

In Britain most people have three names1:

1)first name = Christian name = forename (mainly in official documents);

2)middle name (it is not used very often);

3)surname = family name = last name.

For example: My name is James Brown. My first name is James, or Jimmy. My middle name is Clarke. My surname is Brown, as I said. My full name is James Clarke Brown.

VIII. Remember the following expressions on age and use them in the sentences or situations of your own:

1)He is 16. He is 16 years old. He is a sixteen-year old boy. He is over l6 (under 16). He is about 16. He has just completed his 16th year. He is entering (on) his 17th year.

2)He is in his teens (i.e. 13-19). I've just entered my teens. He is a teen-ager.

1 In Russia people also have three names: the first name, the surname and the patronymic.

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3)My sister is eight years older than I. He is 2 years senior (junior) to me. She is half my age. He is twice as young as I am.

4)He is advanced in years. He is a middle-aged person. He is an aged (elderly) person.

5)He doesn't look his age. He looks much younger.

6)They are of the same age.

IX. a) Study the following expressions:

1. He lives in England.

2. She lives in America.

3. He lives in Scotland.

He is from England.

She is from America.

He is from Scotland.

He is English.

She is American.

He is Scottish.

He is an Englishman.

She is an American.

He is a Scot.

 

 

He is a Scotsman.

b) Match the countries and their nationalities, make up sentences to introduce one and the same person in different ways.

1.

Great Britain

[greIt'brItq

a)

Swede

[swJd]

 

 

n]

 

 

[Os'treIlI

2.

England

['INglqnd]

b)

Australian

 

 

['skOtlqnd]

 

 

qn]

3.

Scotland

c)

Scot

[skOt]

4.

Wales

[weIlz]

d)

Canadian

[kq'neIdIq

 

 

['nLDqn'aIql

 

 

n]

5.

Northern Ireland

e)

New Zealander

['njH'zJlq

 

 

qnd]

 

 

ndq]

6.

The USA

[DJ'jH'es'eI

f)

German

['GWmqn]

 

 

]

 

 

['aIrISmqn

7.

Australia

[Os'treIlIq]

g)

Irishman

 

 

['kxnqdq]

 

 

]

8.

Canada

h)

Scotsman

['skOtsmqn

 

 

['rASq]

 

 

]

9.

Russia

i)

Frenchman

['frFnCmqn

 

 

['CaInq]

 

 

]

10.

China

j)

Danish

['deInIS]

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France

[frRns]

k)

British

['brItIS]

12.

Germany

['GWmqnI]

l)

Scottish

['skOtIS]

13.

Japan

[Gq'pxn]

m) English

['INglIS]

14.

Sweden

['swJdn]

n)

Japanese

[Gxpq'nJz]

15.

Denmark

['dFnmRk]

o)

American

[q'mFrIkqn

 

 

['njH'zJlqnd

 

 

]

16.

New Zealand

p)

Welsh

[wFlS]

 

 

]

q)

Englishman

 

 

 

 

['INglIS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mqn]

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r)

Irish

['aIrIS]

s)

Russian

['rASqn]

t)

Chinese

[CaI'nJz]

u)

Swedish

['swJdIS]

X.a) Make up 5 sentences about the occupations of your relatives. Use the following words:

schoolboy

['skHlbOI]

школьник

student

['stjHdqnt

студент

 

]

 

teacher

['tJCq]

учитель

doctor

['dOktq]

доктор, врач

nurse

[nWs]

няня, медсестра

clerk

[klRk]

служащий

worker

['wWkq]

рабочий

engineer

[FnGI'nIq]

инженер

civil engineer

['sIvIl]

инженер-строитель

driver

['draIvq]

водитель

docker

['dOkq]

грузчик

cook

[kuk]

повар

lawyer

['lLjq]

юрист, адвокат

economist

[I'kOnqmIs

экономист

 

t]

 

farmer

['fRmq]

фермер

librarian

[laI'brFqr

библиотекарь

 

Iqn]

 

artist

['RtIst]

художник

musician

[mjH'zISqn

музыкант

 

]

 

secretary

['sFkrqtqr

секретарь

 

I]

 

accountant

[q'kauntqn

бухгалтер

 

t]

 

businessman

['bIznIsmq

коммерсант

 

n]

 

housewife

['hauswaIf

домохозяйка

 

]

 

pensioner

['pFnSqnq]

пенсионер

builder

['bIldq]

строитель

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turner

['tWnq]

токарь

carpenter

['kRpIntq]

столяр

journalist

['GWnqlIst

журналист

 

]

 

locksmith

['lOksmIT]

слесарь

tailor

['teIlq]

портной

salesman

['seIlzmqn

продавец

 

]

 

shop-assistant

['SOpq'sIs

продавец, продавщица

 

tqnt]

 

в) Work in pairs. Let your partner guess the occupations of your relatives. Use only general questions.

XI. Read the following words and make up some sentences about your hobby and hobbies of your relatives.

Model: My hobby is fishing. I like to go fishing. I like fishing.

I like fishing very much. I’m crazy about fishing. I’m fond of fishing.

I am keen on fishing. I find pleasure fishing.

I enjoy fishing very much.

knitting

['nItIN]

вязание

sewing

['squIN]

шитье

to go hiking

['haIkIN]

ходить в походы

hunting

['hAntIN]

охота

philately

[fI'lxtqlI]

филателия

collecting post-cards,

['pqustkRd],

коллекционирование открыток,

stamps, coins, books,

[stxmp],

марок, монет, книг, пластинок

records, compact disks,

[kOIn],

компакт-дисков, ножей

knives

[naIvz]

 

reading books (newspapers)

чтение книг (газет)

learning foreign

['fOrIn'lxNgw

изучение иностранных языков

languages

IG]

 

music

['mjHzIk]

музыка

photography

[fq'tOgrqfI]

фотография

work in the garden

['gRdnIN]

работа в саду, (садоводство)

(gardening)

['flauq]

 

growing flowers

выращивание цветов (цветоводство)

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playing computer games

[kqm'pjHtq]

компьютерные игры

cooking

['kukIN]

приготовление пищи

watching television

['wOCIN]

смотреть телевизор

sport (go in for sport)

['kRpIntrI]

спорт (заниматься спортом)

carpentry

плотницкие работы

motoring

['mqutqrIN]

ездить на автомобиле

painting

['peIntIN]

рисование

amateur theatricals

['xmqtq

любительский спектакль,

 

TI'xtrIklz]

художественная самодеятельность

playing the piano

[pI'xnqu]

играть на пианино

(chess, draughts)

 

(в шахматы, шашки)

skating

['skeItIN]

кататься на коньках

skiing

['skJIN]

кататься на лыжах

travelling

['trxvlIN]

путешествовать

XII. Read the survey and ask each other about your hobbies. Use only general questions (Is your hobby…?).

Ho do young people spend their free time? What leisure activities do they prefer? The sociological study shows, that 13% of St. Petersburg students have not been to the theatre once during the year; 33,5% have not been to an opera or ballet; 41,4% ignore concerts of classical music; 33,2% do not go to the museums or exhibitions and less than half of the young people are interested in books. They prefer going to cafes and clubs instead of reading.

XIII. Define the main idea of the following essay and say whether you think it right or wrong. Prove your statement.

The Use of Leisure

By the way in which a man uses his leisure his character can be told. Some people are completely passive during leisure hours. If such people go out they go to some place of entertainment where no effort is required by them, a cinema or a dance-hall, and if the latter, they do not dance but simply sit and watch others dancing.

A different type of person hurries home from work full of eagerness to begin on some scheme, which he has been planning for his leisure time. Perhaps his hobby is carpentry or model engineering or gardening; or… he might wish to write, or to study some subject in which he is interested. This is the creative type of character. For him, his leisure hours are full of promise and he can look back on then with satisfaction when he reviews what he has achieved in them.

Many a man gets full value from his leisure by contemplating nature, listening to music, or reading noble books. By this sort of occupation he may not have made anything that he can show, but he has none the less recreated his own source of inspiration and made his own mind a richer and fuller treasure house.

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This is the true use of leisure.

XIV. Work in pairs. Speak on the following situation:

You are a newcomer in your group. Introduce yourself and your immediate family (name, age, nationality, occupation, and hobby).

XV. Study the following speech patterns.

- 1 -

Who are you? – I'm Jim Brown.

What is your name? – My name is Jim Brown,

What is your full name? – My full name’s James O. Brown.

What is your brother's first name? – My brother’s first name is Tom. Is Tom Brown any relation to you? – Yes, he is my brother.

What relation are you to Ann? – She is my cousin. - 2 -

How old are you? – I'm eighteen years old. How old is your friend? – He's nineteen.

When were you born? – I was born on the 26th of October 1980. When is your birthday? – It's on the 2nd of March.

Where were you born? – I was born in Omsk.

Where was your mother born? – She was born in Omsk too. - 3 -

Where are you from? – I'm from Britain. Where do you come from? – I'm from Moscow.

Where does your father come from? – He is from Minsk. What country are you from? – I'm from Russia.

What town are you from? – I live in Omsk. Are you Russian? – Yeah! I am Russian.

Is he an American? – No, he isn't. He is French. - 4 -

What do you do? – I'm an engineer.

What does your father do? – He's a worker. What is your occupation? – I'm a traffic inspector. What is your sister's job? – She is an architect.

What do you do? – I am studying to be an engineer.

Where do you study? – I study at the Siberian Automobile and Highway Academy.

What faculty do you study at? – I study at the Civil Engineering faculty. Where does your brother work? – He works at the car service station.

- 5 -

What is your hobby? – My hobby is collecting coins. What is your sister's hobby? – She is crazy about dancing. What are you fond of? – I enjoy cooking very much.

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