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H.: I took and processed reservations in the central reservations office in Bodrum.

I.: Thank you Helen, I’ve enjoyed talking to you. I’ll call you in a couple of days about result.

H.: Good-bye. Have a good day.

11. Look through the following advertisements. Act out an interview. Here are some questions you could use in your interview.

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12. Look at the pattern of a letter of reference and recommendation given below and then write a letter of reference or recommendation for one of your groupmates.

June 21, 2003

Ms Roberta Vasqez

The Vasqez Travel Agency

4765 Broadway

New York, 1002

Dear Ms. Vasqez,

I’m happy to provide the information you requested regarding Jim Cash with understanding that this information will be confidential. Mr. Cash has been a travel agent in my agency since September 1998. He has always been willing to work add hours, including weekends and holidays and has proven to be a hardworking and truthworthy employee.

Sincerely Yours,

Brian Muller, personnel manager.

The difference between a letter of recommendation and a letter of reference is only in a short recommendation at the end of the letter, like this:

...............

Therefore, I recommend Mr. Cash, without any hesitation, for position of your travel agency.

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Phonetics

1.Read the words paying attention to the sounds.

[G] — magic, original, project, imagination, jungle, stage, jazz

[g]— Goofy, gate, again, guest, forget

[k]— create, America, California, attraction, call, complex, become, cabin, character, decorate, escape, construction, rock, community, car, unique, club

Work at the words

1.Read and translate the words and their derivatives. to negotiate — negotiation — negotiator

to decorate — decoration — decorative — decorator to experience — experience — experienced

to compliment — compliment — complimentary to create — creation — creative — creator

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to share — share

to entertain — entertainment — entertainer — entertaining

ambition — ambitious

2.Match the synonyms.

to entertain, theme, charm, community, turn, unique, to negotiate, society, to compliment, to use, to arrange, to utilize, to adorn, to praise, to amuse, beginning, attraction, to decorate, topic, exclusive

3.Match the words in column A with those in column B.

4. Translate the word-combinations.

a series of areas; theme parks; water parks; a night-time entertainment; exotic far eastern bazaars; a wild west show; a wide variety of music styles; complete menus at a high level; open air concerts

5.Translate the sentences paying attention to the italicised word.

1)He shares all his secrets with me.

2)Ann shares an office with John.

3)They usually shared the same book.

4)All Disney resorts world-wide and the magic kingdoms share certain attractions and elements, but each is a unique experience.

5)He shares my opinion.

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Work at your Grammar

THE PARTICIPLE

с союзом который

1.Translate the sentences paying attention to Participle I Passive.

1) A series of attractions being created by Disney showed his unique imagination.

2) Being divided into 5 themed areas, the park includes restaurants, shops and attractions.

3) He wanted to open a version of the Magic Kingdom being built in Tokyo.

4) Being located between the Magic Kingdom and the hotel area, Disney Village is a big entertainment complex.

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5)Being included into “Walt Disney World”, 3 themed parks provided all sorts of entertainment.

6)The hotel being built will be comfortable.

7)Negotiations being conducted in this city were very important.

Perfect Participle

Функция

2.Translate the sentences paying attention to Perfect Participle, Active, Passive.

1)Having conducted negotiations with several sites Euro Disney opened its doors on the 12th of April, 1992.

2)Having introduced people to his “Disneyland’s” Magic Kingdom of 1955 Disney decided to start a new project.

3)Having been built in a Polynesian style the hotel became very popular with tourists.

4)Having worked as an interpreter for many years in France she had a good practical knowledge of French.

5)Having been constructed in 1955 “Disneyland’s” Magic Kingdom became the most popular tourist attraction in America.

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3.Translate the conditional sentences.

1)Should you enter Disney Village, you could find the best sort of entertainment and would not forget the endless shopping possibilities.

2)Provided that she services the car, she will drive to the country.

3)I should have visited Disney Village yesterday unless I had spent much time in Adventureland.

4)If I were you, I should visit Disney Village.

5)Where would you go if you were on leave?

1.Look through text 1 and find the English equivalents of the following word-combinations.

место, популярное у туристов; уникально спроектированные тематические отели; посвященные определенной теме рестораны, магазины и аттракционы; выразить восхищение местностью; начало века; взгляд глазами посетителей-европейцев; открытые концертные площадки; возможность послушать живую музыку на закрытых концертных площадках.

2.Read text 1, make up a plan of it.

3.Translate the text.

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DISNEYLAND

Having introduced people to some of the biggest stars such as Mickey, Minne, Donald and Goofy, Walt Disney decided to try his hand at a new venture. His first creation utilized his unique imagination creating a series of areas, which included rides, shows and attractions based around a given theme. Having been constructed in 1955, “Disneyland’s” Magic Kingdom opened its gates in Anaheim, California and soon became the most popular tourist attraction in America.

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Some years later Walt turned his attention to a new project. In Florida Walt not only had plans for a new Magic Kingdom similar in design to the Californian park but for more ambitious ideas, which included an area, called E.P.C.O.T. — an Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow. Sadly Walt had passed away in 1966 before the new project was opened. Having been finished by his brother Roy, “Walt Disney World’s” Magic Kingdom was opened in 1971. In the years W.D.W has grown to 3 themed parks including E.P.C.O.T. — a centre, 3 water parks, numerous hotels, a night-time entertainment and shopping complex and more.

In more recent times Disney opened a version of the Magic Kingdom in the mideighties in Tokyo again similar in design to the original Magic Kingdom built some 30 years before by Walt himself.

The company then turned their attention to Europe and after long negotiations with several sites Euro Disney opened its doors on the 12th of April, 1992. The result is 56 hectares of land, which include 6 uniquely designed on-site themed hotels, a Disney campground including hundreds of woodland cabins, a night-time entertainment complex. Being divided into 5 themed areas the park includes restaurants, shops and attractions uniquely themed to compliment the area where they are situated.

Main Street USA. It is an American street of a turn of the century completed with old cars and gas lamps.

Frontierland. Here guests can take a trip to the Wild West, where they can experience life as a cowboy.

Adventureland combines the exotic Far Eastern bazaar with the deepest jungle and a taste of the Caribbean.

Fantasyland is a home to many of Disney’s on screen characters including Snow White, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.

Discoveryland is a historical look at the future through the eyes of European visitors such as Jules Verne and H.G. Wells.

Disney Village is a big entertainment complex (the biggest of its kind in Europe at the moment), located between the Magic Kingdom and the hotel area.

Disney Village covers an area of 18.000 square metres and includes besides various restaurants and shops, an open air stage, a night-club, a Wild West show and a multiplex cinema.

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