- •Практикум по формированию навыков чтения и устной речи для студентов
- •Часть I
- •1.2 Read the following words. Mind reading rules.
- •1.3 Memorise the following word-combinations and compose your own phrases.
- •1.8 Change the underlined words using possessive pronouns.
- •1.9 Fill in the gaps using suitable words.
- •1.13 Look through the dialogue. Tell about George Scott & Peter Brook.
- •Dialogue 1
- •Dialogue 2
- •1.12 Read the dialogues. Introduce your new groupmate to your sister/mother/cousins.
- •1 .15 Four people
- •1.16 A family tree
- •J ones
- •J ones
- •Microcomputer Centre
- •Is looking for a Marketing Assistant for its London Office
- •14 Clerkenwell Green, London ec 1.
- •Interview 1.
- •Interview 2
- •Interview 3
- •2.1 The Nechaev's Flat
- •Vocabulary:
- •2.2 Read the word correctly & mind the stress.
- •2.3 Memorize the following word-combination and compose your own sentences.
- •2.4 Translate the prepositions in brackets.
- •2.5 Nine people live in a block of flats.
- •2.6 Disagree with the statements starting with "I'm afraid you are wrong ... ."
- •2.8 Make up a story about your flat.
- •2.9 Put in there or it.
- •2.10 Read the information and write about the flats.
- •2.11 Read the letter.
- •2.12 Read the dialogue and tick the items that Bob's got.
- •2.14 Read the dialogues and make up your own ones according to the situations below.
- •2.15 A Candid Letter of a Medical Student to His Uncle.
- •The Uncle's Answer
- •2.16 Help these people to find a proper lodging.
- •Property
- •3.1 Victor Orlov's Working Day
- •3.2 Read the words correctly. Mind the reading rules.
- •3.3 Write third person singular.
- •3.4 Memorise the following word-combinations and compose your own sentences.
- •3.5 Compose the sentences using the pattern:
- •3.6 Ask questions & give negative answers using the phrases given below.
- •3.7 Give antonyms to the following words:
- •Week day at an Office
- •3.9 A day in the life of jane wilson
- •3.10 What are you doing on Saturday?
- •3. 11 Finding the time to meet.
- •A student's diary
- •A student's diary
2.15 A Candid Letter of a Medical Student to His Uncle.
Dear Uncle,
I'm glad to inform you that I live now in quite comfortable lodgings. My room is a bit small, rather dark and terribly cold, for my landlady requires extra pay for heating it. But I have to put up with it as I can't afford a better one. I even find my room nice and cosy. Though, to tell the truth, I can't call it quiet. Some good - for - nothing, young people make an awful noise upstairs. Almost every evening they dance and sing and laugh at silly things. All of it greatly interferes with my studies.
I spend my days in reading for examination. I need lots of money to buy books. I hate to ask you to send me an extra sum of money. I think it a shame. I hate to trouble you I hope the postman will lose my letter.
Your affectionate nephew
Harry Jones
The Uncle's Answer
Dear Boy,
Don't worry! The postman has lost your letter.
Your affectionate uncle, Thomas Jones
2.16 Help these people to find a proper lodging.
Situations:
Richard lives with his family. But soon he is going to marry Liz. They want to live separately.
Mrs Gilsbert is a widow. Her sons left England for their business in the USA & now she lives alone. So, its difficult for her to keep such a big house.
One more baby appeared in the Simpsons'. There are 4 of them now. The Simpsons, house became too small for them.
A family of 6 inherited f 500,000. It's possible now to move to a larger & more prestigious property.
Property
Dixons. The Estate Agents. 79 Darlington Street.
Wolverhampton. Tel. (01902) 310000.
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NORDLEY BRIDGNORTH 3 miles Delightful Country Property of character in splendid order throughout and enjoying far reaching rural views. Cottage style yet spacious interior with gas CH and DG. Hall, fitted cloakroom, beamed lounge with magnificent inglenook and study area, fine square dining room, sitting room/sun lounge, quite exceptional fitted kitchen, 12ft plumbed utility, master bedroom with elegant en suite bathroom. Two further doubel bedrooms, luxurious house bathroom. Lovely gardens to three sides. Ample space garages, caravan etc. f 225,ooo
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BUSHBURY, WOLVERHAMPTON Hawkesford Crescent Three Bedroom Semi-Detached Property Benefiting from gas central heating and providing: Hall, lounge breakfast kitchen, plus shower, rear verandah. Parking and gardens to the front and rear. Viewing via Agents (01902) 711211 f 24,950 |
PATTINGHAM Character cottage with potential for further improvement standing in High Street location (conservation area). Hall, kitchen, 21ft lounge, ground floor bathroom, three double bedrooms, further bathroom, coachhouse, carport. Rayburn central heating, re-wired. Garden: 300ft x 38ft. PRICE GUIDE: f 140,000
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DETACHED IS HANDY FOR MOTORWAYS The modern property stands well back from the road in Larchmere Drive, and is handily placed for both the M54 and M6 motorways. Offers based on f89,995 are being invited for the freehold home through Wolverhampton estate agents Jackson Lile and Close. The centrally heated property has a lounge with a brick fireplace, dining room, well equipped kitchen and a utility room. Upstairs are three bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes, and a bathroom with a shower. The property has ample driveway parking space and a garage. In the lawned back garden is a terrace, ornamental pond and well stocked borders. |
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Pendeford TALATON CLOSE. Well presented throughout, this ground floor flat is well located for the amenities of Pendeford and comprises: Entrance hall, lounge with "Adams" style fireplace, bedroom with fitted wardrobe, bathroom. Off street parking and garden.
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BLAKENHALL, Fowler Street Well presented terraced home offering accommodation which teatures majority double glazing and includes: Living room, dining room, kitchen with a range of fitted base and wall cupboards, downstairs bathroom with shower, three first floor bedrooms. Outside can be found a small rear garden. REDUCED TO f29,000 (F) Ref: V3175 |
UNIT III. ROUTINE ACTIVITIES
Grammar: Present Indefinite (Simple) of the verb "to have"
Reflexive pronouns: