Travelling.

1.

1. What are the options?

2. When do they plan to leave?

3. How long are they staying?

4. Are there any British Airways flights about that time?

5. Are there any seats available?

6. When can the tickets come?

2.

1. stop

2. into

3. trip

4. on

5. return

3.

a) boat

b) train

c) taxi

d) ferry

e) tube

4.

1.either

2. survey

3. sale

4. game

5. cause

5.

1. c

2. b

3. b

4. a

5. b

6.

1. was walking

2. didn’t want

3. was shining

4. was walking

5. saw

6. was passing

7. was singing

8. continued

9. met

10. stopped

7. a)

town centre

department store

traffic lights

book shop

bus stop

motor way

b)

a) traffic lights

b) book shop

c) motor way

d) department store

e) bus stop

f) town centre

8.

• Good evening. Can I help you?

• Yes, please. Could I have a room for the night?

• Certainly. A single room or a double?

• Single, please.

• Would you like a room with a shower or a bath?

• A shower. How much is the room?

• £72 for the room and breakfast. Would you like an evening meal?

• No, thanks. Just breakfast. Can I pay by credit card?

• Yes, of course. We take VISA and ACESS. Could you sign the register, please?

• Yes, sure. Do you want my address, too.

• No. Just a signature. Do you have any luggage?

• Just this one bag.

• Here’s your key. Your room number is 311. I hope you enjoy your stay.

• Thanks.

9.

1. have to

2. can

3. can’t

4. don’t have

5. have to

6. can

7. can

8. can’t

9. have to

10. has to

11. can

12. can

13. have to

14. can’t

10.

Words to describe people	rude, elderly, sociable, bored
Words to describe food	home-grown, frozen, tasty, fresh
Words to describe towns	overcrowded, polluted, historic

Eating in and out.

1.

Countable nouns	Uncountable nouns
apple/apples potato/potatoes goose/geese sweet/sweets knife/knives customer/customers glass/glasses vegetable/vegetables bean/beans dish/dishes sausage/sausages cake/cakes chocolate/chocolates	sugar cream milk salt tea coffee butter bread juice wine champagne

2.

Meat	Vegetables	Fruit	Poultry	Fish/Seafood
beef ham veal pork	spinach lettuce cauliflower carrots asparagus cabbage	strawberry grapes plum apricot peach	turkey pheasant duck chicken	cod lobster salmon crab trout

3.

1s	o	u	p
2a	p	p	l	e
3n	a	p	k	i		n
4d	i	s	h
5w	a	i	t	e		r
6i	c	e	c	r		e	a		m
7c	h	i	c	k		e	n
8h	o	n	e	y

4. Tick the correct sentences:

1.-a. 5.-b.

2.-b. 6.-b.

3.-a. 7.-a.

4.-a.

5. Match the questions with the answers:

1.-j. 6.-a.

2.-f. 7.-h.

3.-i.. 8.-b.

4.-c. 9.-e.

5.-d 10.-g

6. Put the sentences in order:

1. d,c,b,a.

2. c,d,b,a,e.

3. b,a,c,d.

4. c,d,a,e,f,b.

7. Read parts of Anna and Liz’s conversation with the waitress and complete it with the given phrases.

1.-c. 5.-g.

2.-b. 6.-f.

3.-a. 7.-d.

4.-e.

8. Rewrite the following sentences using the construction there is/ there are:

1.There are a few people in the restaurant.

2.There is a coffee bar next to the metro station.

3.There are different types of coffee in American restaurants.

4.There are many Greek and Turkish take away restaurants in Britain.

5.There are Asian sorts of pelmeni: manty and hinkali.

6.There are more than 100 different dishes on Chinese restaurant menus.

Shopping.

1.

Types of clothes	Types of shoes	Accessories
jacket anorak pullover skirt cardigan T-shirt raincoat blouse dress pyjamas	sandals trainers high-heeled shoes walking boots	belt brooch purse hat earrings bracelet scarf wallet bag

2

meat-butcher’s books-bookshop

bread-bakery clothes-clothes shop

vegetables-greengrocery writing paper-stationer’s

sugar-grocer’s flowers-florist’s

shoes-shoe shop stamps-newsstand

soap-toiletries

4. 1.c; 2.f; 3.a; 4.e; 5.g; 6.d; 7.b.

5. 1.b; 2.b; 3.a; 4.b; 5.a; 6.a; 7.a.

6. 1.c, a,e,b,f,d,k,j,h,l,i,g.

7.1. are open 4. does Brenda love

2. shop 5. does, does

3. enjoys 6.Does Lisa only shop

Health

1.

1. перевязанный

2. перевязывать рану

3. перенести операцию

4. опухшие пальцы

5. лечь в больницу

6. обложенный язык

7. бесплатное медицинское обслуживание

8. уровень смертности

9. медицинское оборудование

10. профилактика заболевания

11. полоскать горло

12. делать рентген

13. глубоко дышать

14. воздействовать на зрение

15. ходить на костылях

2.

1. backache

2. a cold

3. food poisoning

4. toothache

5. sunburn

6. short sightedness

7. mosquito bites

8. a cut finger

3.

1. Can I help you?

2. Yes, I need something for my son. He’s got very bad sunburn.

3. You could try the camomile lotion, or some aloe vera gel – that’s very soothing.

4. I will take the gel, please!

5. Fine. If he starts to feel sick, take him to the doctor.

6. Thanks. I’ll keep an eye on him

4. falling ill, go at the doctor's, take the pulse, temperature, listen to lungs, examine, prescribe diet, medicine, prescription, chemist’s, pills and ointment, gargling, mixture for cough.

1. Can I help you?

2. Yes, I think I’ve got the flu.

3. Oh dear! Well, you could try aspirin, or may be this hot lemon drink with paracetamol.

4. The lemon drink sounds good – I’ll take the large size.

5. And you should stay in bed – definitely don’t go to work.

6. I won’t, don’t worry.

Free time activities

I.

1) Was this play good?

2) When does performance start?

3) Who will show us our seats?

II.

1. Do you often go to the theater?

2. What is on at the Drama Theater tonight?

3. You can see the best actors of Moscow in this theater.

4. I think, you will enjoy the play.

5. When does performance start?

III.

1. I like her either.

2. Either do I.

3. I enjoy his plays either

4. Either did I.

5. Either do I.

IV.

1. I think you’d better go to the theater.

2. I found it a little bit boring.

3. I like swimming.

4. It’s our school team against University’s

5. There is a fine horror movie on TV tonight.

6. Yes, it is really good.

Modern means of communication

1. 1. on, up

   2. for

   3. through, to

   4. on

   5. in, with

   6. on

   7. on

   8. on

   9. with

II.

1. up

2. on

3. for

4. to

III.

Speaking on the phone: 2,3,7, 10,12,13, 15

Dealing with a telephone: 1,4,5,11,14

Telephone nouns: 6,8,9,16,17

IV

1. I can’t hear you …

2. Hold on a minute …

3. Can you put me in touch with Mr. Smith; - Wait a minute. Yes, …

4. See you tomorrow. - ….

5. She phoned yesterday but I was not at home and …

6. I can not put you through because …

V

1. If you don’t know her number …

2. If you can’t …, try to dial another one.

3. Can you …. Mr.Ivanov.

4. It is necessary … right now.

5. I can’t wait anymore. Please …

Education and job.

I. II. do not live 1. is organizing has 2. am writing says 3. is working is 4. are earning trains 5. are not working are 6. are you planning celebrated 7. is introducing used, were 8. are you taking on was 9. is having 10. are beginning III. work for work under at work work on for work to work off work work with IV. Which department does Peter work in? Who do you report to? Which project are you working on? What do you do for a living? Who is responsible for recruiting new staff? V. VI. employs 1. should leave is changing 2. we achieved/this year is looking 3. if you have is becoming 4. I have been working is starting 5. Swatch watches manufactured spends 6. is recruiting holds 7. Where did you go? plays 8. are they going watches 9. the most expensive 10. enjoys 10. are cheaper VII. flexitime 6. salary recruitment 7. bonus appointments 8. enterprise education 9. candidates skill 10. recruit VIII. 1. Employment 2. Graduate 3.Numerate Headhunter Experience Motivated Reference Degree Organized Applicant Bachelor Self-motivated Staff Computer-literate IX. If it’s sunny, we’ll go to the beach. If I pass my exams, I’ll go to university. If you eat too much, you’ll feel sick. She’ll get sunburn if she stays out in the sun. If I earn enough this year, I’ll go on holiday. I’ll save money if I walk to work. I won’t worry about money if I win the lottery. If you don’t ask me, I won’t do it. If I work hard, I’ll be able to afford a car. I’ll miss the game if I stay at home. X. 1-E 2-C 3-D 4-F 5-B 6-A Список использованной литературы 1. Bruce Mc Gowen, Vic Richardson. Clockwise Pre-Intermediate\Bruce McGowen, Vic Richardson. - OUP, 2003. 2. Richard Cooper. Headway. Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate\ Richard Cooper - OUP, 1997. 3. Doog Cockell. From ABC to Authentic reading\Doog Cockell.- K.: Форт Диалог, 1994. 4. С.А.Шевелева.Английский язык для гуманитариев\С.А.Шевелева – М.:ЮНИТИ, 2002. 5. Karen Hewitt. Undestanding Britain/Karen Hewitt. - Oxford, 2000 10. Л.А.Жумаева. Ideas and Issues for discussion\ Л.Ф Жумаева. – М., 2000. 6. Б.С.Островский.Английский язык. Факультативный курс\ Б.С.Островский. – М.: Просвещение, 1992 7. Т.И.Матюшкина, Горке A course of English\Т.И.Матюшкина, Горке. - М.: Высш.школа, 1983г. 8. Т.Н.Игнатова. Английский язык.Интенсивный курс\Т.Н.Игнатова. - М.: Высш.школа, 1988. 9. Н.А.Бонк.Учебник английского языка\Н.А.Бонк. – М.:Высш.школа, 1982.

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