- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VII. Speak on the following:
- •VIII. Culture Studies. Explain the following names:
- •Lesson 2
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Culture Studies. Explain the following names:
- •VI. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VII. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VIII. Comment on the proverb:
- •IX. Get ready for a quiz on the Active Vocabulary of Lessons 1-2.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Culture Studies. Explain the following names and abbreviation:
- •VI. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VII. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Culture Studies. Explain the following names:
- •VI. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VII. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VIII. Speak on the following topics:
- •VIII. Get ready for a quiz on the Active Vocabulary of Lessons 3-4. Lesson 5
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VII. Speak on the following:
- •III. Make up 5 short situations (of 1 or 2 sentences) based on the contents of the novel using the active vocabulary.
- •VI. Fill in the missing derivatives:
- •V. Rephrase the sentences using the active vocabulary.
- •VI. Topics for discussion.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VII. Make up a retelling of the talk between Michael and Dolly on behalf of Dolly (Michael). Make use of active word combinations.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Culture Studies. Explain the following names:
- •VI. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VII. Agree or disagree to the following:
- •VIII Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •IX. Make up a retelling of chapter 21 on behalf of Julia. Make use of active word combinations.
- •X. Get ready for a quiz on the Active Vocabulary of Lessons 8-9.
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Describe Julia’s state of mind after the rupture with Tom. Use words and phrases from the text.
- •VII. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VIII. Make up a report “Julia and Lord Charles Tamerley. His influence on Julia.”
- •Active vocabulary
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Culture Studies. Explain the following names:
- •I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
- •II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.
- •III. Find in the text the English equivalents of the following words:
- •IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
- •V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
- •VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
- •VII. Learn by heart the following passage:
- •III. Make up 3 short situations (of 1 or 2 sentences) based on the contents of the novel using the active vocabulary.
- •VI. Fill in the missing derivatives:
- •V. Rephrase the sentences using the active vocabulary.
- •VI. Topics for discussion.
IV. Study the meanings of the following words and look up other members of their word-building clusters:
peevish (155) ____________________________________________________
to condemn (156) _________________________________________________
despicable (161) __________________________________________________
disparity (165) ___________________________________________________
insignificant (167) ________________________________________________
conspicuous (170) ________________________________________________
to endure (171) __________________________________________________
cordial (171) ____________________________________________________
to flatter (175) ___________________________________________________
mischief (180) ___________________________________________________
to descend (186) _________________________________________________
V. Prepare a good reading and translation of the passage on:
p. 161-162 “She turned her eyes on him … … could not support the intolerable pain of hers.”
p. 167 “Julia’s reputation was so good… …that people at last were beginning to gossip.”
VI. Answer the following questions, paying attention to the details. In your answer use the words and word combinations from the Active Vocabulary.
1. What did Julia feel the moment she received Tom’s parcel? Why did she phone Tom?
2. Was Julia ever going to tell Tom about her love? Did it happen? Why?
3. How can you describe Julia and Tom’s reconciliation? Were they both sincere?
4. Did Tom agree to have the flat? On what terms?
5. How did Tom and Julia spend the autumn?
6. Why did Dolly decide to speak to Michael about Julia’s affair with Tom? What troubled her?
7. Did Michael believe Dolly’s story about Julia’s affair? Why not?
8. Why did Julia decide to use friendly tactics towards Dolly?
9. What news came out of the talk between Dolly and Julia of which Julia was not aware?
10. What state was Julia in after parting with Dolly?
11. Do you think Dolly was sincere in her worrying about Julia? Prove it.
VII. Make up a retelling of the talk between Michael and Dolly on behalf of Dolly (Michael). Make use of active word combinations.
Lesson 9
Chapters 19-21, pp. 186-213
Active vocabulary
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1. to make smb furious (187) 2. to distract one’s mind (191) 3. imperious (196, 197) 4. look-see (infml) (200) 5. to get over one’s bad temper (203) 6. to beat about the bush (208) 7. to let sentiment interfere with business (209) 8. a brick (slang) (209) 9. pang (210) 10. to attach (no) importance to smth (212) 11. to be dead with fatigue (213) |
привести в состояние бешенства отвлекаться властный осмотр, просмотр преодолеть плохое настроение ходить вокруг да около позволять чувствам влиять на дело сама щедрость боль (не) придавать значения быть смертельно усталым |
I. Learn the words and phrases. Reproduce the situations where they are used. Get ready for doing class exercises.
II. Explain the meanings of the active word combinations in English.