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2. appointment
3. surgery
4. waiting room
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7. coach 12. stethoscope
8. examination 13. prescription
9. pulse 14. medicine
10. blood pressure 15. lung cance
REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 125
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REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 137
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II, p. 137
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III, p. 137
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2. post-mortem
3. suffere
4. alternative medicine
6. intensive care 10. maternity ward
7. guarantine 11. general anaestetic
8. plastic surgery
IV, p. 138
1. setting 5. saving 9. taking out
2. performing
3. fitting
4. transplanting
VI, p. 139
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REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 155
1. cause
2. other
3. such
4. this
5. view
6. does
7. doing
II, p. 155
1. addiction
2. craving
3. chain-smoke
III, p.156
1. soft drinks
2. teetotallers
3. sip
4. sociable
IV, p.156
1. up, down 2. out 3. to 4. on
V, p.156
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Unit 2. Social Maladies
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10. it
11. take
12. else
13. up
14. As / since
4. put out
5. antisocial
6. stained
7. ashtrays
5. spirits
6. tipsy
7. drunk
8. hangover
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16. change
17. not
18. seem
19. leads
20. bring
8. harmful
9. packet
10. fatal
9. alcoholics
10. sober
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28. the
29. the
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REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p.190
1. between
2. on
3. with
III, p.190
1. b
2. d
3. a
4. b
IV, p. 191
1. oar
2. draw
3. lap
REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 197
1. c
2. b
3. a
REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p.249
4. at
5. in
6. of
5. c
6. b
7. a
8. a
4. fan
5. dive
6. whistle
4. a
5. c
6. d
PART IV THE PICTURE OF THE WORLD
1. square
2. varied
3. boundary
4. relics
5. ancient
6. remains
7. coast
8. settled
II, p.249
1. with
2. of
3. for
4. of
5. in
6. (about)
7. in
8. of
9. of
10. at
11. of
12. of
13. with
14. for
III, p.249
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PART III FIT AND WELL!
Unit 1. Why Not Take up Sport?
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8. into
9. to
9. b
10. b
11. d
12. c
7. board
8. round
9. referee
Unit 2. Lifestyle And Fitness.
7. b
8. b
9. d
Unit 2. Discovering Great Britain
9. valleys
10. settlements
11. date back to
12. centuries
13. sea level
14. mountainous
15. landscape
16. spectacular
15. of
16. from
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18. to
19. of
20. of
21. on
11. the
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13. the
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17. ruggedness
18. variety
19. scenery
20. coastline
21. coastal
22. attraction
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23. in
24. to
25. of
26. of
27. under
28. of
16. the
17. the
18. the
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Ex. 3 p. 256
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2. c
3. e
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12. –
13. the
14. the
4. a
5. g
6. h
PART V HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF CITY LIFE
Ex.2, p.288
1. overtake
2. bend
3. collision
4. one-way
5. direction
6. crossroads
7. speed limit
8. traffic lights
9. accelerate
10. rush hour
REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 293
1. in
2. at
3. for
II, p.293
1. b
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. b
6. b
III, p.294
1. c
2. d
3. a
IV, p. 294
1. fastened, seat belts
2. test, licence
3. accident, mirror, overtaking
4. roundabout, way, right
5. lights, lane
6. spot, park
4. for
5. at
6. on
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8. b
9. b
10. b
11. b
12. b
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20. the
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Unit 3. Belarus
7. f
8. b
9. l
Unit 1 Living in a Big City Is a Challenge
11. traffic jams
12. Traffic wardens
13. park
14. Hitch-hikers
15. flag down
16. flat tyre
17. wheel
18. lay-by
19. motel
20. gauge
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8. for
9. off, at
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16. a
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9. petrol, motorists
10. straight
11. motion sick
12. pedestrian crossing
21. run out
22. brake
23. skid
24. accident
25. swerve
26. slow down
27. zebra crossing
28. Pedestrians
29. pavement
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Ex. 2, p. 308
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Ex. 3, p. 308
1. box office
2. foyer, auditorium
3. performance
4. aisle, row
5. dress rehearsal
6. stalls, balcony
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3. on
4. at
II, p. 324
1. audience
2. cinema
3. orchestra
4. balcony
III, p. 325
1. director
2. playwright
3. cast
4. auditions
5. parts
IV, p.326
A.
1. cinema
2. review
3. critic
4. performance
B.
1. performance
2. role
3. cast
4. director
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7. matinee
8. applause
9. stage
10. first night
11. orchestra pit
12. programme
5. in
6. behind
7. during
8. in
5. joke
6. announcer
7. rehearsal
8. critic
6. audience
7. theatre-goers
8. rehearsals
9. first night
10. applause
5. foye
6. usher
7. screen
8. row
5. studio
6. location
7. documentary
8. commercial
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10. c
11. b
12. a
13. c
14. b
15. b
16. b
Unit 2 Theatre
10. i
Unit 3 Cinema
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10. in
11. on
12. on
9. studio
10. scriptwriter
11. understudy
12. interval
11. reviews
12. critics
13. hit
14. run
15. flop
13. curtain
14. wings
15. interval
16. rehearse
17. dressing-room
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13. opera
14. row
15. scene
16. performances
17. matinee
9. aisle
10. cartoon
11. horror
9. box office
10. plot
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19. b
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Ex. 1, p. 337
1. i
2. d
3. f
4. h
5. g
6. e
Ex. 2, p. 337
1. voyage
2. flight
3. tour
4. excursion
5. expedition
6. journey
Ex. 9, p. 341
1. check in
2. trolley
3. check-in desk
4. check
5. excess baggage
6. conveyor belt
7. hand luggage
8. immigration officer
9. security guard
10. departure lounge
11. duty free
Ex. 13, p. 345
1. airliner
2. cabin crew
3. aisle
4. turbulance
5. seat belts
6. headphones
7. land
Ex. 21, p. 350
1. left luggage office
2. ticket office
3. return
4. timetable
5. train
6. platform
7. catch
8. platform
9. trolley
10. departures board
11. platform
12. inter-city express
13. carriages
PART VI GOING PLACES
Unit 1 On the Move
7. a
8. c
9. b
10. k
11. j
7. cruise
8. outing
9. trip
10. travel
11. crossing
12. departures board
13. announcement
14. board
15. departure gate
16. security check
17. passengers
18. on board
19. taxi
20. runway
21. take off
14. platform
15. compartment
16. luggage rack
17. window seat
18. no smoking
19. railway station
20. ticket collector
21. tickets
22. through
23. change
24. restaurant
25. buffet car
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REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 353
1. delayed
2. the crew
3. landed
4. flight
5. suitcase
6. seat belt
II, p. 353
1. c
2. b
3. c
4. d
5. b
6. c
7. b
III, p. 354
7. check in
8. declared
9. stewardess
10. took off
11. single
8. b
9. b
10. d
11. c
12. b
13. a
1. platform, express. Passengers, carriage
2. window seat, emergency exit, life jacket
3. passport control, checked,departure lounge, take off, duty free.
4. quay, board, liner, voyage
5. cabin, porthole, deck, captain, bridge
6. fare, single, dining car, timetable, buffet
7. plane, landing, runway
8. cancel
9. destination
10. declare
11. pier
12. luggage
13. delay
Unit 2 Getting Away from it All
REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION
I, p. 375
1. tour
2. tourist
3. agent
4. itinerary
5. departure
6. destinations
7. accommodation
III, p.376
1. destinations
2. Mediterranean
3. scenery
4. mountains
5. beaches
6. capital
7. villages
IV, p. 376
1. a
2. d
3. d
4. b
8. restaurant
9. dishes
10. coast
11. sunshine
12. spectacular
13. Explore
14. palm
5. c
6. b
7. a
8. b
8. booked
9. stay
10. a vacant
11. fortnight
12. trip
13. hitch-hike
14. spend
15. trip
16. holiday-makers
17. scuba diving
18. cuisine
19. picturesque
9. a
10. b
11. a
12. b
397

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Abbs B., Freebairn I. Blueprint. London: Longman, 1993.
Carton-Sprenger J. Greenall S. Flying Colours. Oxford: Heinemann International, 1991.
Cosmopolitan. October, 1994.
Eastwood J. English for Travel. Oxford, 1994.
Glamour. August, 1993.
Workman G. Phrasal Verbs and Idioms. Oxford: University Press, 1993.
Harmer J., Rossner R. More than Words. Harlow: Longman, 1991.
IATEFL Issues. December 1998 – January 1999.
Jones L. Ideas. Cambr.: Univ. Press, 1994.
Jones L., Alexander R.. International Business English. Cambr.: Univ. Press, 1989.
Jones L. Progress to First Certificate. Cambridge, 1995.
Jones L. New Progress to First Certificate. Cambr.: Univ. Press, 1998.
Goldman L. Getting Along with Idioms. New York: Minerva Books, 1981.
McCarthy V., O'Dell F. English Vocabulary in Use. Cambr.: Univ. Press, 1995.
Parade Magazine. July 18, 1999.
Redman S., Ellis R.A. Way with Words. Cambr.: Univ. Press, 1990.
Maggio R. How to Say it. New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1990.
Seal B. Vocabulary Builder. Harlow: Longman, 1992.
Sheerin S., Seath J., White J. Spotlight on Britain. Oxford, 1995.
Student Handbook. Thames Valley: Univ. Press, 1995.
The Guardian. September, 1996.
Vince Michael. Advanced Language Practice. Oxford, 1994.
Vineu P., Curtin J. Survival English. Oxford: Heinemann International, 1994.
Watcyn-Jones P. Target Vocabulary. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1995.
Watcyn-Jones P. Test Your Vocabulary. London: Penguin Books, 1991.
Wellman G. The Heinemann English Wordbuilder. Oxford, 1992.
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1992.
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СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
Preface ................................................................................................................................ 4
Part I. CHOOSING A CAREER ......................................................................................................... 5
Unit 1. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY AS PART OF HUMAN LIFE ....................................... 5
Unit 2. JOB HUNTING ....................................................................................................... 33
Unit 3. TEACHING AS A CAREER .................................................................................... 53
Unit 4. CAREER PROSPECTS FOR LANGUAGE STUDENTS ....................................... 61
Vocabulary ......................................................................................................................... 70
Part II. HEALTHY AND HAPPY ...................................................................................................... 87
Unit 1. ILLNESSES AND THEIR TREARMENT ................................................................ 87
Unit 2. SOCIAL MALADIES ............................................................................................. 142
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 158
Part III. FIT AND WELL ................................................................................................................. 173
Unit 1. WHY NOT TAKE UP SPORT? ............................................................................. 173
Unit 2. LIFESTYLE AND FITNESS .................................................................................. 194
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 200
Part IV. THE PICTURE OF THE WORLD ..................................................................................... 204
Unit 1. THE WORLD WOULD BE A DULL PLACE… ..................................................... 204
Unit 2. DISCOVERING GREAT BRITAIN ........................................................................ 214
Unit 3. BELARUS............................................................................................................. 251
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 264
Part V. HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF CITY LIFE ........................................................................... 275
Unit 1. LIVING IN A BIG CITY IS A CHALLENGE ........................................................... 275
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 303
Unit 2. THEATRE............................................................................................................. 307
Unit 3. CINEMA ............................................................................................................... 317
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 329
Part VI. GOING PLACES .............................................................................................................. 336
Unit 1. ON THE MOVE .................................................................................................... 336
Unit 2. GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALL ........................................................................... 356
Vocabulary ....................................................................................................................... 380
ANSWER KEY ................................................................................................................. 388
REFERENCES ................................................................................................................ 399
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Практика английской речи
English Speech Practice
2 курс
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