- •Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение
- •2. Грамматика (повторение).
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •1. My Family.
- •2. My Working Day.
- •3. Домашнее чтение.
- •Урок 1.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Урок 2.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Урок 3.
- •1. Грамматика.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Урок 4.
- •1. Грамматика.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Урок 5.
- •1. Грамматика.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Урок 6.
- •1. Грамматика.
- •2. Лексический минимум.
- •Раздел II. Grammar Семинарское занятие 1
- •Семинарское занятие 2
- •Семинарское занятие 3
- •Семинарское занятие 4
- •Семинарское занятие 5
- •Семинарское занятие 6
- •Семинарское занятие 7
- •Семинарское занятие 8
- •Семинарское занятие 9
- •Семинарское занятие 10
- •Раздел 1
- •The layout
- •Megasoft ltd
- •46 High street, wolverhampton, west midlands(1)
- •2. Date: various possibilities
- •5. Body of the letter: Expressions to use
- •6. Ending the letter:
- •7. The close formulae:
- •Раздел 2 e-mail writing
- •Раздел 3 Resume
- •3.1.Read the resume and answer the questions
- •3.2. There are different formats of resume. The main are Chronological and Functional. Read the extracts and decide on the format of the resume it is taken from.
- •3.3. Write resume of both types using the following notes:
- •1. Chronological
- •Very concisely state what job you would like next summary
- •2. Functional
- •Street – City, State Zip - Phone - Email
- •Very concisely state what job you would like next
- •Work history
- •Раздел 4. Responsibilities. Company structures
- •4.3. Find the qualities from the list below necessary for:
- •4.5. Read and translate the text.
- •4.6. Before reading the text about Philips, decide whether you think these statements are true or false.
- •The philips story
- •The philips company
- •4.7. Match the words from the text with their corresponding definitions.
- •4.8. Read the texts about seven people talking about their work and decide which department each one works for.
- •Английский язык профессиональный
- •Раздел 1 Section 1
- •The opportunity cost – альтернативные издержки владения деньгами
- •Exercise1. Find in the text English equivalents for the following
- •Futures markets (hedging) - types of exchanges
- •Weak euro gets little attention
- •Euro helps sterling to rise to 14-year high
- •Russians can now sell precious-metal coins
- •Монета. Бумажные деньги
- •Money and its Functions.
- •Section 2
- •Taxation
- •2. Если налоговое бремя высоко, оно не дает возможности развиваться малому бизнесу.
- •5. Ндс – вид налога с оборота.
- •Balance sheet
- •Политика предоставления кредита и инкассации
- •Раздел 2
- •8. The work of local government.
- •9. Powers and duties of the president.
- •Дополнительный материал
- •I. Сводная таблица основных правил чтения английских гласных букв и буквосочетаний
- •II. Сводная таблица правил чтения некоторых английских согласных букв и буквосочетаний
- •III. Таблица неправильных глаголов
- •IV. Образец примерного резюме resume
- •Education
- •Work experience
- •Professional skills
- •Additional information
3. Домашнее чтение.
Задание 8. Прочитайте и переведите.
MR SHERLOCK HOLMES HAS A VISITOR
Mr Sherlock Holmes, who usually got up late, except on those quite frequent occasions when he did not go to bed all night, was sitting at the breakfast table. I was standing in front of the fire, examining a walking stick which a visitor had left behind the day before. “To Dr James Mortimer, from his friends”, was engraved upon it, with the date “1884”. Sherlock Holmes suddenly turned to me and said: “The owner of that stick, Watson, has got a dog which is larger than a terrier and smaller than a mastiff”.
“How do you know?” I asked in surprise.
П examined that stick carefully and noticed the marks of a dog’s teeth on it”, answered Holmes. “They are too broad for a terrier and not broad enough for a mastiff. Probably the dog often carries the stick behind its master. I think it must be a spaniel, in fact it is a spaniel”.
He had left the breakfast table and was standing near the window as he said this. I looked at him in surprise and asked:
“How can you be so sure of that?”
“For the simple reason that I see the dog at our door and I hear the bell which its master is ringing. I wonder why Dr Mortimer wishes to see Mr Sherlock Holmes. Well, we’ll soon know. Come in”, he added, for there was a knock at the door.
A gentleman entered the room followed by a brown spaniel. The visitor was a very tall, thin man, with a long nose like a beak, and grey eyes that sparkled brightly from behind a pair of glasses. Though he was still young, his long back was already bowed. As he entered, his eyes fell upon the stick in Holmes’s hand, and he ran towards it with an exclamation of joy.
П am so glad,” he said. “I didn’t know where I had left it. Are you Mr Sherlock Holmes?”
“Yes, Dr Mortimer, and this is my friend Dr Watson”.
“I am very glad to meet you, Mr Holmes. I have heard much about you and your friend. I called on you last night, but unfortunately didn’t find you at home”.
Sherlock Holmes invited the visitor to sit down. When Dr Mortimer was comfortably seated in an armchair, Holmes asked him about the purpose of his visit.
“I have come to you, Mr Holmes, because I have to solve an extraodinary problem, and I cannot do it without your help”.
“Then let us hear all about it’said Holmes. “Dr Watson is a professional brother of yours and his presence may be useful to us”.
Dr Mortimer drew a folded sheet of yellow paper from his pocket and said: “Here is an old manuscript belonging to the eighteenth century. The exact date is 1742. This family paper was given to me by Sir Charles Baskerville of whose sudden and tragic death a few months ago you must have heard. I was his friend as well as his doctor. He was a clever man, but he believed the story tild in this document and his mind always prepared for a tragic death”.
Holmes looked attentively at the manuscript.
“It’s a legend of some sort, I think,” he said.
“Yes,” answered Dr Mortimer. “It’s an old legend which is well known in the Baskerville family”.
“But I thought that you wanted to consult me on a more modern and practical matter”.
“Oh yes! The matter is most modern and practical and must be decided in twenty four hours. The manuscript is short and it’s important for the problem that I must solve. With you permission I’ll read it to you”.
“We are ready to listen,” answered Holmes, leaning back in his armchair.