- •Методические указания для практической и самостоятельной работы
- •Введение
- •Introduction to the topic “home, sweet home”
- •Text 1. There are houses and houses
- •Text 2. There is no place like home
- •I live with my boyfriend in a terraced house. It's quite small. I like living close to the town
- •Text 3. Council housing
- •In the garden
- •A few facts
- •Home, sweet home
- •1. Work in pairs. Discuss what your dream house would be like.
- •Text 1. The house on mango street
- •Text 2. Building your dream……..
- •Describing a house or flat
- •2. Vocabulary exercises Proverbs and sayings
- •Idiomatic Expressions
- •Text 1. A view of the dunes` house
- •Text 2. We are building a house of our own
- •3. Dialogues
- •3. Ann Has no Taste
- •A New Apartment Downtown
- •1. Sister's Apartment
- •2. Talking about the New Apartment
- •1. Visiting a Friend
- •2. Замечательная новость
- •3. В новой квартире
- •4.Additional material
- •Text 1. Living in the skies
- •1. Ask and answer questions about Acropolis, using the following numbers.
- •Text 2. The empire state building
- •4. About you:
- •5. Writing.
- •Text 3. My dream house
- •3. What should Janie do to find a place to live? Talk about your advice for |Janie with the rest of the class.
- •4. Look at the photos of the houses and talk about your answers to these questions with the rest of the class.
- •5. These ads list the special features of three apartment buildings. Look at the ads and answer questions.
- •Text 5. Mobile homes in the united kingdom
- •Text 6. My favourite room
- •5. Describing apartment and houses
- •1. Label the pictures with these words. Use the Mini-dictionary.
- •3. American English and British English
- •Town planning and town development Text 1. Town planning
- •Additional material
- •Text 1. Plan structure of town
- •Text 2. Formation of new towns
- •Text 3. Town centre
- •Text 4. Structure of residential area
- •Text 5. Civic survey
- •Text 6. Open spaces
- •Text 7. Buildings
- •Text 8. Modern city planning
- •Text 9. Main and subsidiary centres
- •Text 10. Areas reserved for special purposes
- •Cliches for resume
- •IV. Tests
- •1. Test on lexics house and home
- •I. Write in which room would you look the following people.
- •IV. Put each of the following words in the spaces provided.
- •Buying a house
- •2. Tests on grammar control work n 1
- •I. Переведите предложения на русский язык, обращая внимание на разные значения
- •II. Переведите предложения, обращая внимание на определения, выраженные сущ.
- •III. Переведите предложения, обращая внимание на разные способы выражения
- •IV. Переведите предложения с местоимениями ‘’some’’,’’any’’,’’no’’.
- •V. Переведите предложения, обращая внимание на времена группы ‘’Simple’’.
- •Grammar exercises (control work n 2)
- •I. Переведите предложения на русский язык, обращая внимание на время и залог
- •II. Переведите предложения, обращая внимание на причастия. Определите функцию причастия в предложении.
- •III. Переведите предложения с модальными глаголами и их эквивалентами.
- •3. Test on reading
- •Home swap
- •IV. Topical vocabulary
- •1. General
- •2. House Parts
- •3. Premises and Outhouse
- •4. Building and Repairing a House
- •5. House Fittings and Accommodations
- •6. Housekeeping
- •7. Household Appliances and Utensils
- •8. Rooms and Interiors
- •Библиографический список
1. Ask and answer questions about Acropolis, using the following numbers.
Example
twenty-five
How long will it take to build Acropolis? - Twenty five years.
-two thousand million - three hundred thousand
- two kilometers - fifteen
- five hundred - fifteen million
Would you like to live in Acropolis? Why/ Why not?
Before you read
What would you know about New York City?
Where is it situated?
What are some of its famous sights?
Text 2. The empire state building
New York is situated at the mouth of the Hudson River on the East coast of the USA. It is made up of five boroughs with a combined population of over 17 million people. The heart of New York City is the island of Manhattan, where, in the Midtown and Downtown districts, the buildings "scrape the sky".
One of these skyscrapers is the Empire State building on Fifth Avenue, between 33rd and 34th Street. Like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge, it is instantly recognized as a symbol which captures the power, energy and excitement of one of the world's most-loved and most-hated cities.
When the 102-storey structure was built in 1931, it was the tallest building in the world. From the top, on a clear day, you can see over a 50-mile radius. Its towering height and distinctive Art Deco style made the Empire State Building an instant success with the public.
Its record as the world's tallest building has since been beaten – the World Trade Center in New York and the Sears Tower in Chicago are both taller – but the Empire State Building remains uniquely fascinating.
At night it is floodlit with coloured lights. Some people love the lights but others complain that the favourite New York building has been turned into the Biggest Christmas tree in the world!
EMPIRE STATE FACTS
the Empire State is "stepped" above a certain height, rather like a pyramid, to prevent it from blocking light and air from the neighbouring area.
there are 6,500 windows, nearly seven miles of elevator shafts and enough floor space to shelter a town of 80,000 people. The building was first cleaned in 1962. it took thirty people six months to complete the job. They were all experienced at high altitudes, including one who was a former paratrooper.
in the famous film "King Kong" the giant gorilla, King Kong, has his final battle from the top of the Empire Building.
Words to learn:
district scrape instantly paratrooper
power energy floodlit prevent
Read and answer:
How many boroughs make up New York City?
Where exactly is the Empire State Building situated in Manhattan?
When was it built?
What happens to the building at night?
What happened in 1962?
Who was King Kong?
Correct the statements:
Example
New York City is situated at the mouth of the Mississippi River.
No, New York City is situated at the mouth of the Hudson River
In the downtown district of Manhattan the buildings are modern but not so tall.
The Empire State Building is the tallest in the world.
The Empire State Building was built in the nineteenth century.
It has never been cleaned.
The Building is shaped like a tall rectangle.
Match figures of the left column with the facts of the right column.
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