- •Text 1 On Newspapers
- •Text 2 Radio bbc: You Can Hear Them All Over the World
- •Text 3 Better Viewing and Listening
- •Revision test 1
- •Text 4 We’ll Be Back after This Break
- •How to Sell Food: a Question of Image
- •Text 5 Advertising: Pros and Cons
- •Text 6 Advertising Tricks
- •1. “Before and after”
- •Text 7 Advertising Media
- •Text 9 Creating Brand Images Is not Easy, Is It?
- •Text 10 Are Brand Names Being Pushed Off the Shelf?
- •Text 11
- •Is Advertising an Evil or a Blessing?
- •Text 12
- •A) Advertising Is a Positive Social Force
- •B) Advertising Is a Negative Social Force
- •Text 13
- •5. Creativity or a Nose for News
- •6. Target Audience or Hooked Editor
- •7. Limited or Unlimited Contact
- •8. Special Events
- •9. Writing Style
- •Text 14 Advertising as a Trade
- •Text 15 Careers in Advertising
- •Text 16
- •Text 17
- •Text 18 How Marketing Works
- •Text 19
- •Text 20
- •Revision test 2
- •Extra activities
- •Topics for reports, discussions and compositions
- •Supplement business letter structure:
- •Model application letter
- •Acknowledgement of the receipt of a letter
- •Список использованной литературы
- •Список интернет источников
Список использованной литературы
1. Васильева Л. Деловая переписка на английском языке. М., 2001.
2. Зайцева Л. А. Английский язык в рекламе. М., Изд. «Флинта», 2006.
3. Луканина С. А. World of Mass Media. Английский язык в рекламе, PR, Журналистике. М., 2008.
4. ПавлоцкийВ.М. Test Your English. Inremediate and Upper-intermediate.С.-П., 2001.
5. Телень Э. Ф. Средства массовой информации. М., 2004.
6. Шевелёва О. А. Язык рекламы. М., 2005.
7. Jones L., Alexander R. New International Business English. CUP, 2001.
8. Ulmer G., Rieger V. Advertising: Theory and Practice. A programmed Course Based on Authentic Texts. Frankfurt-am-Main, Berlin, München, 2004.
Список интернет источников
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish
http://www.onlinenewspapers.com
http://www.economist.com
http://www.ft.com
http://www.dailynewspaper.co.com
http://www.guardian.co.uk
http://www.advertisingabout.com
http://www.marketingtoday.com
http://www.allbusiness.com
http://www.pronetadvertising.com
Данная учебно-методическая разработка представляет собой сборник из 20 аутентичных учебных текстов по специальности «Реклама» для изучающего чтения с лексическими и грамматическими упражнениями, а также с заданиями для развития навыков разговорной и письменной речи.
Цель данного пособия – научить студентов читать литературу по широкому кругу проблем, связанных с их специальностью, а также вести дискуссию на профессиональные темы.
1Scoopn. – exciting news report printed, broadcast, etc. before one’s competitors can do so =cf.exclusive
2Hard news (story) – all news that recounts precise, immediate happenings as distinct from background information or commentaries of the news. Hard news consists of the basic news facts, which most editors feel to be included. The implication behind this phrase is that much other news is a matter of little importance.
3 News bulletin – сводка новостей
1A tabloid– a newspaper with rather small pages, many pictures, and a limited amount of serious news
2A quality paper– a newspaper which is directed at readers who want full information on a wide range of public matters –качественнаягазета
1 Snap – ам. лёгкая прибыльная работа.
1To break out of a pattern= to escape from –вырватьсяизрутины
2To think big–infl.To plan to do things on a large scale rather than carefully or in a limited way –зд.дерзать
3Chorological products–производствочасов
1To get the agency staff more upbeat – зд.оживитьработусотрудниковагентства
2To be in the doldrums– to be in a condition of stagnation or recession
3Understanding–зд.обоснование
1Trite: commonplace, worn out
2Inane: empty, silly
3Copywriter: a person who writes advertising copy (for publication)
1Kingpin: here – the essential thing
2Hoarding: a large board used for advertising outside
3To harp: here – to play, (on/upon) to keep talking or complaining about smth in a way that makes people bored or annoyed
1Tolerance: here (techn.) – the amount by which the size of a part of a machine can be different from the standard size before it prevents the machine from operating correctly
2To be in clover: to live in great comfort and luxury
3Pitch: here – appeal
1Compulsive – very difficult to stop or control.
1Carte blanche– freedom to do exactly what one wants to.
