- •Unit 0
- •Translate the following words.
- •Meet Phil Knight
- •Michael Dell’s Working Day
- •Speak about Michael Dell’s working day.
- •Speak about your own working day.
- •Unit III
- •Colleagues
- •Study the rules of making negative sentences in Present Simple.
- •Make the sentences negative.
- •Complete the sentences. All of them are negative.
- •I have many books but I ………… them. (read)
- •Paul has a car but he …… often …… it. (use)
- •They like films but they…… often …… to the cinema. (go)
- •Amanda is married but she………… a ring. (wear)
- •I ………… politics. I’m not interested in it. (know)
- •It’s not an expensive hotel. It ………… there. (stay)
- •Brian lives near us but we………… him very often. (meet)
- •Put the verb into the correct form, positive or negative.
- •My job is very boring I ………… it. (like)
- •“How old is Martin?” “I am sorry. I…………”. (know)
- •This restaurant is very expensive. I ………… there. (go)
- •Jim likes tee very much. He ………… a lot of it. (drink)
- •I don’t have money. I ………… a lot. (travel).
- •That's a very beautiful picture. I………… it very much. (like)
- •Margaret ………… four languages - English, French, German and Spanish. (speak)
- •Mark is a vegetarian. He………… meat. (eat)
- •Say what you don’t do using the following verbs. Speak about your partner.
- •Translate the phrases and say what a good employee does.
- •Speak about a good employee. Speak about a bad employee.
- •Translate the following traits of character and put them in the order of importance for a good employee.
- •Put the traits of character in the order of importance for a good manager.
- •Complete the text with the adjectives.
- •Speak about a good colleague you have. Speak about a bad colleague you have.
- •Make a dialogue. There is reduction in the company. One of you is a boss who wants to fire an employee. The other is an HR manager who protects the employee.
- •I want to fire Jack Daniels. He…………
- •Unit IV
- •Travel
- •Match the adjectives with their opposites.
- •Translate the nouns and make phrases with the adjectives from the previous exercise.
- •The radio is…………
- •She is driving …………
- •The ball …………
- •The restaurant …………
- •Complete with too / too much / too many / enough.
- •My job is not ………… (stimulating).
- •This building is very good. It has ………… (offices).
- •Imagine that your company is going to open new branches in three cities. Choose one of them and explain your choice.
- •Mexico City
- •Norilsk
- •Vancouver
- •Make a description of an imaginative town (as in ex. 17). Ask and answer each other’s questions about the towns.
- •Translate the following words and phrases.
- •The Tower Hotel
- •Write the letters of the alphabet in the right column. Then listen and check (T4.2).
- •Spell your name.
- •Practise the dialogue with your partners (4 people).
- •What is your name?
- •My name is Alec Gorsky.
- •Can you spell that?
- •Make questions to the following sentences.
- •Make questions to match with the answers.
- •He – go to restaurants?
- •No, he doesn’t. It is expensive to go to restaurants.
- •He – drink tea?
- •Yes, he does. Jim likes tea very much.
- •You – like job?
- •No, I don’t. It’s very boring.
- •You – travel a lot?
- •No, we don’t. We are teachers. We don’t travel a lot. travel.
- •You – speak German?
- •Yes, I do. I speak four languages - English, French, German and Spanish.
- •He – eat meat?
- •No, he doesn’t. Mark is a vegetarian. He doesn’t eat meat.
- •Unit V
- •Food
- •Unit VI
- •Sales
- •200 – two hundred
- •1,000 – one thousand
- •3,000 – three thousand
- •1,000,000 – one million
- •Read the following numbers.
- •Study the signs denoting world currencies.
- •£ - pound(s)
- •€ - euro(s)
- •$ - dollar(s)
- •Read the following prices.
- •I ………… hungry. I want to eat.
- •I ………… OK now but I ………… very tired last night.
- •I ………… a manager now but last year I ………… a shop assistant.
- •Today the weather ………… hot but yesterday it ………… very cold.
- •Today this room ………… clean but yesterday it ………… very dirty.
- •This city ………… small but now it ………… big.
- •The area ………… safe now but last year it ………… quite dangerous
- •We ………… in Moscow today but yesterday we ………… in Syktyvkar.
- •They are ………… ambitious now but they ………… very lazy.
- •We ………… Russian but now we ………… English.
- •Don't buy those shoes. They ………… very expensive.
- •I like your new jacket ………… it expensive?
- •This time last year I ………… in Paris.
- •“Where ………… the children?” “I don't know. They ………… in the garden ten minutes ago.”
- •George ………… at work last week because he …………. ill. He’s better now.
- •“………… Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue ………… there but Bill …………“.
- •“'Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They ………… on the table but they’re not there now.”
- •You ………… at home last night. Where ………… you?
- •I am very lazy now. Last year I ………… so lazy.
- •Ask and answer questions.
- •Ask David questions about his previous work.
- •Study the use of the irregular verbs in Past Simple.
- •Complete the table with the Past Simple forms of the sentences.
- •Look at the table. Speak about what the people did at the weekend.
- •Ask James general questions about Monday. Ask each other the same questions.
- •Ask James special questions about Monday.
- •Speak about yesterday.
Unit V
Food
1) Translate the following names of food.
Fruit
Vegetables
Salad
Fish and shellfish
beef |
milk |
salmon |
salad |
bread |
pork |
cream |
tuna |
soup |
salt |
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chicken |
cheese |
cod |
pasta (spaghetti, |
pepper |
eggs |
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herring |
macaroni) |
sugar |
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porridge |
oil |
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rice |
ketchup |
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pie |
mayonnaise |
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jelly |
mustard |
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dressing (sauce) |
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2)Name all products beginning with the letter: A, B, C, P, M, S.
3)Translate the following characteristics of food.
boiled |
tasty |
fried |
bland |
grilled |
sweet |
roasted |
bitter |
baked |
salty |
stuffed |
hot (spicy) |
rolled |
fresh |
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4)Make as many names of dishes as you can.
5)Match the dishes with their nationality.
pillow |
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Japanese |
goulash |
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American |
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borsch |
Russian |
hamburger |
Hungarian |
pasta |
Italian |
sushi |
Spanish |
paella |
Indian |
curry |
Asian |
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6) Translate the menu of a restaurant.
Appetizers (Starters)
1. NEW Beef Queso Dip |
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4. Chicken Strips |
Smooth and spicy cheese blended |
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Crisp, golden-brown fried |
with spicy beef. Served with |
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chicken strips. Choose one of the |
unlimited crisp tortilla chips. |
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following great flavors. |
2. Fried Mozzarella |
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Traditional, Thai Phoon, Boston |
Crisp and golden brown covered |
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Barbecue, Buffalo (mild or hot) |
with real Parmesan and served |
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5. Fire Wings |
with marinara. |
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Tender chicken wings, in mild or |
3. Buffalo Shrimp |
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hot Buffalo sauce, served with |
Crisp, golden-brown fried shrimp |
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blue cheese dressing. |
tossed in a mild or hot Buffalo |
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sauce. |
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1. NEW Asian Salmon |
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3. Carolina Chicken Salad |
Spinach Salad |
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Fresh garden greens with fried |
Garden-fresh baby spinach topped |
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chicken, diced tomatoes, |
with slow-cooked salmon, black |
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shredded cheddar, bacon, and |
beans, carrots, chopped egg, and |
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freshly made croutons. With |
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sliced cucumbers. Topped with |
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Club House Salad |
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roasted chicken, ripe avocados, |
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NEW Sante Fe Chicken |
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grated cheddar cheese, diced |
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tomatoes, bacon, and freshly |
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Slow-roasted chicken, fresh |
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garden greens with pico de gallo, |
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shredded cheddar cheese, sliced |
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avocado, corn, black beans, and |
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fresh cilantro. Garnished with |
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wonton strips and served with |
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spicy southwestern ranch. |
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Sautéed Mushrooms |
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Creamy Mashed |
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NEW Sugar Snap Peas |
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Cauliflower |
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Fresh Steamed Broccoli |
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White Cheddar Mashed |
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NEW Succotash |
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Brown-Rice Pilaf |
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Baked Potato |
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Parmesan Chicken Pasta |
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Chicken Bella |
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chicken breast over penne pasta |
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fresh, steamed broccoli and white |
2. NEW Chicken Florentine |
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cheddar mashed potatoes. |
An all-natural grilled chicken |
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5. Louisiana Fried Shrimp |
breast in a blanket of creamy |
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A generous portion of crisp, |
spinach and artichoke sauce, |
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golden-brown shrimp, with a bit |
topped with shredded Parmesan |
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cheese. Served with white cheddar |
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Served with succotash and |
mashed potatoes and sugar snap |
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brown-rice pilaf. |
peas. |
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3. Chicken Tender Dinner |
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Golden-fried chicken with honey |
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mustard dressing. Served with |
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fresh, steamed broccoli and white |
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cheddar mashed potatoes. |
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1. Creole Catch |
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3. Asian Glazed Salmon |
Flaky, mild white fish seasoned |
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Grilled salmon glazed with a |
with Creole spices and broiled. |
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sesame-peanut sauce to give it a |
Served with fresh, steamed |
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sweet and spicy kick. Served with |
broccoli and brown-rice pilaf. |
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steamed sugar snap peas and |
2. NEW Crab Cake Dinner |
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brown-rice pilaf. |
Made from fresh, premium jumbo |
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4. Lobster Ravioli |
lump crab meat and fried to a |
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Tender ravioli, filled with chunks |
golden brown. With fresh, |
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of rich lobster, finely chopped |
steamed broccoli and white |
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onion, celery, and just the right |
cheddar mashed potatoes. |
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spinach. |
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1. Cowboy Sirloin |
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3. Shrimp Scampi & Steak* |
A 9-ounce cut with secret |
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Shrimp coated with spices and |
seasonings, seared to perfection |
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fried, served over brown-rice |
then topped with blue cheese |
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pilaf with lemon-butter sauce. |
crumbles, onion straws, and our |
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Paired with a 7-ounce sirloin. |
house-made Boston barbecue |
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sauce. |
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2. Peppercorn Mushroom |
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Sirloin* |
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baby portabella mushrooms, black |
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pepper, and Parmesan cream |
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sauce. |
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1. NEW Italian Cream Cake |
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3. Double Chocolate Cake |
Moist buttermilk and walnut cake, |
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With a melted heart of warm |
layered with cool cream cheese |
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chocolate. Served with vanilla ice |
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cream and accented with |
toasted coconut. |
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strawberry sauce. |
2. New York Cheesecake |
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4. Gourmet Mini Cookies |
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blackberry sauce, made with |
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plump ripe berries. Finished with nut. a dusting of powdered sugar.
7)Put the following dialogue into the correct order. (T5.2)
1.You should try the roast duck. It’s delicious.
2.No thanks. I’m full.
3.Would you like a starter?
4.Right. I’ll get the bill.
5.I’d like the soup please.
6.Would you like a dessert?
7.What do you recommend for the main course?
8.Thanks very much. That was a lovely meal. I really enjoyed it.
8)A man and a woman are ordering a meal in a restaurant. Listen and write M for the man and W for the woman. (T5.1)
Starter |
salad |
snails |
soup |
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spaghetti |
paella |
sushi |
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Desserts |
ice cream |
fruit |
apple pie |
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9)Put the words of the characters in the right order.
a.Can you help me with the menu? What’s paella?
b.I think I’ll just have some fruit.
c.That sounds nice.
d.Would you like a starter?
e.Well, how about some dessert?
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h.It’s Spanish. It’s a kind of rice dish. It’s made with seafood.
i.What would you like for your main course?
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Can I have some more roast beef? |
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some ice-cream? |
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I recommend you to take some grilled. |
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salmon. It’s today’s special. |
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Oh, really. Sounds nice. |
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Can I have some pizza? |
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I recommend you Pepperoni. |
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M Would you like a starter?
W Yes, please. What do you recommend?
MWell, the escargots, the snails in garlic butter are very tasty.
And the tomato soup is very good here.
W I’d like the tomato soup.
MGreat. And I think I’ll take the snails. What would you like for your main course?
W Can you help me with the menu? What’s paella?
M It’s Spanish. It’s a kind of rice dish. It’s made with seafood. W That sounds nice. I’ll have that.
MRight. I think I’ll have the spaghetti. Shall we order dessert later?
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M Well, how about some dessert?
WActually, I’ve eaten too much. I’m full. I think I’ll just have some fruit.
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12)Study and translate the following conversational phrases.
Asking the waiter |
Asking for advice |
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Can I have the menu? |
What do you recommend for the main |
Can I have some pizza? |
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Can I take some more salad? |
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Would you like a starter? |
That’s a good idea. |
How about some dessert? |
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13)Act out a conversation between two customers and the waiter as in the example dialogue. Use the menu given in the textbook.
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