- •Северо-казахстанский
- •Conversation Questions Family
- •Dialogue: Talking about family relationships
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Choose the right variant
- •Read and translate the following text, and answer the questions Marriage
- •Answer the following questions
- •Dialogue: Talking about family photograph
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Speaking: Describe a family photograph
- •Plurals Choose the right variant
- •Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- •Family Tree
- •Talking about attitudes to the ideal family
- •Activity One of the main problems of family life is the relationship between young people and their parents. State your position on one of the following set of questions:
- •Essay: My house is the place where I ....
- •Read the text using dictionary. Put two questions to the text. The houses of englishmen
- •Complete the following sentences using a/an or some where necessary
- •One of each of the pairs of sentences requires a/an. Leave the gap empty (-) if no word is necessary
- •Complete the following sentences with a/an or the
- •Complete the sentences below with a/an or the Two of the gaps don't require any words - leave them blank (-)
- •Complete the following text by crossing out the incorrect words
- •Complete the facts below with the where necessary.
- •Complete the following sentences with a, an or the:
- •There is / there are Complete each sentence using either ‘is’ or ‘are’. Add ‘s’ if it is a plural noun, but leave the space blank if it is a singular noun
- •Talking about houses and furniture
- •Conversation Questions Home
- •Dialogue: Talking about where you want to live
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Conversation Questions My future plans for living
- •My home is my castle
- •Conversation Questions Neighborhood
- •Read and translate the text and answer the questions Home Improvements: Fixing Your Place Up
- •Discussion
- •Read, translate the dialogue and ask the questions:
- •Conversation Questions My typical working day
- •Read and translate the text and describe your own typical morning What is a typical morning for you?
- •Few & Little Choose the correct aswer
- •Many & Much Choose the correct aswer
- •My Last Day off
- •Read, translate the dialogue and answer the questions
- •Check Your Understanding True or False
- •Conversation Questions Free Time & Hobbies
- •Leisure Questionnaire
- •Work in pairs
- •Past Simple Tense Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets
- •Past Simple Fill in the blanks
- •Irregular Verbs Past Simple
- •My Flight to London Complete the paragraph by circling the correct words
- •My Working Day Read and translate the text and speak on your own working day When do you get up and when do you go to bed?
- •Read the article and complete the sentences
- •Travelling
- •Conversation Questions Travelling and Tourism
- •Read and translate the dialogue and put three questions to it: Travel enriches the soul and expands the mind
- •Open the brackets using Present, Past and Future Simple
- •Which is correct: a), b) or c)?
- •Open the brackets choosing the appropriate word
- •Rearrange the replies to make a conversation
- •Conversation Making Travel Arrangements
- •Synonyms for trip / journey
- •Composition: Your dream trip
- •Read and translate the text and answer the questions Our cruise vacation
- •Discussion
- •Conversation Questions Cities
- •Essay: My native town
- •Dialogue: Talking about attitude to shopping
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Conversation Questions Shopping
- •Multimedia presentation: Talking about valuable things
- •Discussion
- •Read and translate the dialogues
- •Shopping in a foreign country
- •Read and translate these dialogues, make your own dialogue
- •What do you like shopping for?
- •Present Simple or Present Continuous?
- •Present Simple / Present Continuous
- •Report: List of rules in a shop
- •1. Introducing the subject
- •2. Outlining the structure
- •Write the dialogue in order:
- •Past Simple or Past Continuous?
- •Past Simple / Past Continuous
- •Past Simple or Past Continuous
- •Multimedia presentation: The Big Stores in the United States and Great Britain
- •Department Stores in Great Britain Harrods
- •Bennetts
- •Department Stores in the usa Barneys
- •Lord & Taylor
- •Goody's
- •What do you think about shopping?
- •Choose the correct, most natural-sounding responses according to the context of the conversation:
- •A brief story of a nature
- •Dialogue: There is no bad weather, there are bad clothes
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Conversation Questions
- •Read and translate the text and answer the questions The Earth's climate is changing
- •Conversation Questions Environment
- •Fill out the questionnaire below to find out how environmentally aware you are. How green are you?
- •The environment Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right
- •What is global warming? Study the following words and phrases. Which of them are causes of global
- •Guess the meaning of the words and expressions without a dictionary
- •Choose the statement, which expresses the main idea of the text
- •Complete the sentences
- •Match the definitions
- •The environmental problems of the Caspian Sea
- •Vocabulary
- •Read the text and find answers to the questions
- •The environmental problems of the Caspian Sea
- •Guess the meaning of the words and expressions without a dictionary
- •Choose the statement, which expresses the main idea of the text
- •Complete the sentences
- •Choose one of the following situations to act it out in pairs
- •Conversation questions
- •Quiz: Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs
- •Complete the following sentences using the appropriate form of the adjective
- •Write the appropriate form of the adjective in the brackets
- •Complete each of the sentences below with the correct form of the adjective
- •Choose the right variant
- •Write the appropriate form of the adjective in the brackets
- •Use the right word in the bracket to complete the sentence
- •Complete each sentence with a comparative or superlative form of the word in brackets
- •Make sentences like in the example
- •Modal Verbs Fill in the blanks choosing the right word or words from the brackets
- •Fill in the blanks with appropriate auxiliary verbs. Choose your answers from the options given in the brackets.
- •Quiz: Modal Verbs
- •Speak help meet play relax run sing wait
- •Should or shouldn't Give your friend advice using should or shouldn't and one of the phrases below
- •Must or can't
- •Composition: The story of visiting a foreign country
- •Sightseeing vocabulary Match the following definitions with the following words:
- •Quiz: Neighborhoods
- •Dialogue: list of rules for visitors
- •Multimedia Presentation: Writing a list of rules
- •Read the text and answer the question below The British on Holiday
- •Questions
- •Talking
- •Conversation Holiday plans
- •Dialogue: Humorous story in a restaurant
- •Food and Nutrition Quiz Choose the right answer
- •At the Restaurant: Getting Seated Choose the correct words/phrases to complete the following conversation:
- •At the Restaurant: Ordering Choose the correct words/phrases to complete the following conversation:
- •At the Restaurant: Eating a meal - bad service Choose the correct words/phrases to complete the following conversation:
- •At the Restaurant: Finishing a meal/paying Choose the correct words/phrases to complete the following conversation:
- •Read and translate the text and speak on your own food preferences Do you prefer to eat out or to eat at home?
- •At the restaurant
- •Present Perfect Simple / Past sImple
- •Conversation Questions Eating Habits
- •Types of food Study the following food items and put them into the correct categories below:
- •Complete the dialogue with the questions below
- •Cross out the wrong answers to complete the sentences below
- •Going places: Australia
- •Read and translate the text and answer the questions Globetrotter
- •Answer the following questions about the interview:
- •Discussion
- •British Traditions and Customs
- •What is family life like in Britain?
- •How to greet someone in Britain
- •Superstitions in Britain
- •Tea culture in the uk
- •Christmas words Match the verbs on the left to the words on the right
- •Multimedia Presentation: Holidays in Great Britain
- •Passive Voice Open the brackets
- •For each sentence, choose either the active or the passive form of the verb and the correct tense!
- •Rewrite the given sentences in Present Simple Passive Voice
- •I want you to go sightseeing around the usa
- •Discussion Points Look at the maps of the usa, the United Kingdom and Kazakhstan. Fill in the chart to compare these countries (common features and geographical peculiarities):
- •Quiz: Complex Object Open the brackets:
- •Insert the particle to where necessary.
- •Change these sentences using Complex Object
- •Paraphrase the following sentences using complex objects with the infinitive
- •Translate into English using Complex Object
- •Essay: Plans and arrangements: Going places around the usa
- •Valentine's Day Quiz Choose the right variant
- •Choose the correct words to go into the blanks
- •Thanksgiving
- •Dialogue: The system of education of the usa
- •Now match the words to form phrases from the sentences above
- •Education phrases Match the two halves of each sentence
- •Talking point Discuss any of the questions below
- •Understanding the American Education System
- •The American system of government
- •The British Monarchy Before reading the text, match a word on the left with a definition on the right
- •The British Monarchy
- •Answer the following questions
- •Complete the sentences below
- •The British Parliament Before reading the text, match a word on the left with a definition on the right
- •The British Parliament
- •Answer the following questions
- •Review Complete the following puzzle. The definitions are given below. The first letter of each word is given to you.
- •The Political System of the United States of America Read the text to know more about the political system of the usa
- •Comprehension check Answer the following questions
- •Agree or disagree with the following statements
- •Give English equivalents of the following word combinations
- •Fill in the gaps with the words and word combinations from the text
- •Match the parts of the sentences
- •Complete the sentences
- •Complex Object Open the brackets and use the Complex Object
- •Combine the sentences using the Complex Object
- •Open the brackets and use the proper form of the Complex Object
- •Make sentences using Complex Object
- •Complete these sentences using Complex Object
- •Criminal punishments vary around globe
- •Conversation Questions
- •In pairs, match the following people with their typical functions and activities in a court of law
- •Internet crime Match the following words to their correct definitions
- •Complete the following sentences with words from above
- •Grammar practice Now complete the sentences below by putting the verbs in brackets in their correct form. Decide if the meaning is active or passive
- •Talking point What precautions can you take to avoid becoming a victim of Internet crime?
- •Quiz: Conditionals
- •Zero Conditional
- •Make zero conditionals
- •First Conditionals
- •First Conditionals
- •Second Conditionals
- •Complete the Conditional Sentences. Decide whether to use Type I or II
- •First and second conditional
- •Study each situation and complete the sentence below. Decide whether to use a first or second conditional structure
- •Complete these popular British superstitions
- •Complete the questions
- •Third Conditionals
- •Complete the sentences using Third Conditionals
- •Third Conditionals Yesterday Nick had a lot of problems. Read each problem and write a third conditional sentence using the ideas below
- •Outstanding people of English-speaking countries
- •Read and translate the text Queen Elizabeth II
- •Match the following phrases from the text
- •Put the words back into the correct order
- •Answer the questions
- •Writing Assignment
- •Guess these famous English and American scientists
- •Complete the text: active or passive voice
- •Read, translate the text and answer the questions William Shakespeare
- •Answer the following questions:
- •Writing Assignment Famous person
- •Speaking
- •Famous People - a Quiz on Articles Choose the right variant
- •Reported Speech Choose the right variant
- •Write the following sentences in indirect speech. Pay attention to backshift and the changes to pronouns, time, and place
- •Rewrite the question sentences in indirect speech
- •Multimedia Presentation: Famous people I am proud of
- •List of Top 50 Famous People
- •Dialogue: Independent Kazakhstan
- •Essay: Importance of Kazakhstan in the world
- •Importance of Kazakhstan in the world
- •Dialogue: Talking about your native land
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Project: National Kazakhstan events and festivals
- •Reported Speech Change the sentences into the reported speech
- •Rewrite the questions below as indirect questions
- •Reported Speech Rewrite the conversation in reported speech
- •Rewrite these statements into reported speech
- •Change these questions into reported ones
- •Are the sentences Right or Wrong? Correct the wrong ones
- •Change the sentences into the reported speech
- •Direct and indirect speech
- •Rewrite the sentences in Direct Speech
- •Essay: The system of education in Kazakhstan
- •Education in Kazakhstan
- •Dialogue: Comparison of higher education systems in Kazakhstan and English-speaking countries
- •The british educational system
- •Match the types of schools to the descriptions
- •Multimedia Presentation: Famous faces of Kazakhstan
- •Kazakhstan Famous Natives
- •Read and translate the text Famous people of Kazakhstan
- •Choose the necessary words explaining his occupation
- •Read the statements, choose 5 necessary sentences to tell about Ibrai Altynsarin and put them in the correct order:
- •Choose the necessary words explaining his occupation
- •Read the statements, choose 5 necessary sentences to tell about Abai Kunanbaev, put them in the correct order:
- •Choose the necessary words explaining his occupation
- •Read the statements, choose 5 necessary sentences to tell about Muhtar Auezov, put them in the correct order:
- •Test yourself
- •Tenses in Active Voice Put the verbs in brackets in the right grammar form: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Future Simple
- •Find the right verb-form
- •Present Simple
- •Past Simple
- •Present Continuous
- •Past Continuous
- •Present Perfect Simple
- •Past Perfect Simple
- •Tenses in Passive Voice Complete the sentences using one of these verbs in the correct form: clean hide hurt invite make teach write
- •Passive Voice
- •Active or passive? Complete the sentences with the verbs in the correct form (active or passive)
- •Questions with the passive
- •Passive - mixed tenses and modal verbs
- •Multimedia Presentation: Our University
- •Vocabulary quiz Match the word with the meaning
- •Sports and games
- •Vocabulary: Complete the table:
- •Match the words
- •Olympics (Verb Form Quiz)
- •Sports Words
- •People in sport Match the people below with their activities on the right
- •Now complete the sentences below
- •Speaking
- •Health and the body
- •Look at the following list of remedies.
- •Rate the different aspects of two lifestyles and suggest possible improvements
- •Exercise and fitness What Are the Benefits of Exercise?
- •Circle true or false
- •Read the dialogues and answer the questions Story 1
- •Story 2
- •Story 3
- •Dialogue: How do you keep fit?
- •Longevity
- •Health and wellbeing Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right
- •How to live to 114 (in theory) Doctors can now tell us which habits may extend our lives - and just how much extra time they give us
- •Lifestyle phrases Match the verbs on the left with the words on the right to form phrases from the text
- •Talking point
- •Multimedia Presentation: Keeping fit
- •How to keep fit
- •Worry more, live longer
- •Medical words and expressions Match the expressions on the left with their definitions on the right
- •Check the answers Decide if the following statements are true or false and read the text quickly to check your answers
- •Worry more, live longer Stress may not be the one-way ticket to an early grave that most of us assume. In fact, it could benefit the immune system and even prevent cancers.
- •Checking understanding
- •Business letter
- •Dialogue: Professional qualities of modern specialist
- •1. Suggest your idea:
- •2. Prove your idea:
- •3. Agree or disagree:
- •Read the text using dictionary. Put three questions to the text Popular skills that employers want
- •Multimedia Presentation: Labor market in Kazakhstan
- •What items are important for you in your job?
- •The Labor Market
- •Read the text using dictionary. Put three questions to the text a contemporary overview labor market of Kazakhstan
- •Quiz: Job Vocabulary
- •Identify the Job
- •What motivates you at work?
- •Dialogue: What does art mean for you?
- •Match the terms on the left with their definitions on the right
- •Match the words and their definitions
- •Read and translate the text What is Art?
- •Read and translate the text About painting
- •Match the words from the both columns
- •Read and translate the text Artistic and cultural life in Britain
- •Read and translate the text Prominent English artists
- •Answer the questions
- •Read and translate the text The National Gallery
- •Complete the sentences
- •Speak on:
- •Speaking
- •Discuss a portrait painting according to the following plan:
- •Conversation
- •Topics for discussion Explain the following
- •Finish the sentences
- •Conversation Questions
- •Writing
- •Interview: Role and significance of mass media in our life
- •Read and translate the text Mass Media
- •Conversation Questions
- •Choose the right variant
- •Choose the right word or phrase
- •What do we know about newspapers? Match the words with their meanings
- •Read the text and then find the information to complete the sentences Reading Newspapers and Magazines
- •Give the close definition of the words
- •Read and translate the text Television nowadays
- •Decide if the statements below are true or false
- •Find the information from the text to complete the sentences
- •Choose the correct answer Television
- •Write a «for and against» composition about television (120-150 words)
- •Read and translate the text Campaign
- •Decide if the statements below are true or false
- •Find the information from the text to complete the sentences
- •Tenses in Active Voice Choose the right variant using Present Perfect, Past Simple or Past Continuous
- •Open the brackets using Past Simple, Present Perfect or Past Perfect
- •Choose the right variant
- •Mixed Verb Tenses Quiz
- •Fill in the correct form of the verb – All tenses
- •Open the brackets using the verbs in the Passive Voice
- •Make these sentences passive
- •Active Voice and Passive Voice Choose the right variant
- •Passive Exercises Use the words in the following list to complete the sentences. All of the sentences are passive. Use any appropriate tense
- •Direct and Indirect Speech Transform direct speech into reported speech making the necessary changes
- •Change the following into indirect speech
- •Change the following into indirect speech
- •Write these sentences as reported questions
- •Rewrite these sentences in reported speech
- •Reported Speech at a Much Later Time Choose the right variant
- •Put the following into Indirect Speech
- •Change from Indirect into Direct Speech
- •Complex Object Change complex sentences into sentences with the Complex Object
- •Use the elements in brackets to complete the following sentences with Complex Object with the infinitive
Questions
1. What was the classic British holiday? What are its drawbacks? What alternatives were developed?
2. Why do British people prefer going on package holidays to staying in their country?
3. How important is the weather to you when you go on holiday?
4. Do you ever meet British tourists? What do you think of them?
Talking
1. Where would you spend your ideal holiday? What kind of accommodation would you stay in? How would you spend your time?
2. Holidaymaking in Britain and in Russia. What makes them alike and different?
3. Speak about the weekend plans of the following people:
a. a married couple with children;
b. a young businesswoman;
c. a student living away from home;
d. a football fan.
Conversation Holiday plans
Mary: Have you had your holiday for this year yet, Jane?
Jane: Not yet. I’m taking it at the end of September.
Mary: Where are you going? Have you made up your mind?
Jane: Not really. I thought of going to Spain again, but I’ve already been there twice and I’d like to try somewhere new.
Mary: My brother’s just gone to Mexico for two weeks. I had a card from him yesterday and he seems having a good time. Why don’t you go there?
Jane: That’s OK for you well-off people, but I couldn’t possibly afford it. I’m much too hard at the moment.
Mary: The air-fare is quite expensive, I admit, but you needn’t spend a lot when you get there.
Jane: I’ve spent a lot of money this year. My flat was done up last month, so I haven’t got much to spare for expensive holidays abroad.
Mary: Oh, I see.
Jane: Perhaps, I’ll just go to Scotland or Ireland in the end. I’ve heard they’re both beautiful, and I haven’t been to either of them.
Mary: We went to Ireland two years ago to pay Jill and her husband a visit. They are in Dublin now.
Jane: Oh, yes, so they are!
Mary: If you decide on Ireland, you can call in on them. Jill would willingly put you up for a few days, I’m sure.
Jane: That’s a good idea. I haven’t seen Jill for more than three years now and I’d like to know how she’s getting on.
Make up a conversation in which three friends argue about how they should travel to a distant city for a long weekend. One thinks it would be best to go by car, the second is for going be train, the third would prefer to go by coach.
СРС 26
Dialogue: Humorous story in a restaurant
Phrases for your dialogues:
1. Suggest your idea:
- Why don’t we...
- Shall we...
- Do you think we should... + V
- Do you want to...
- Would you like to...
- Maybe the best thing would be to…
- I think the best thing might be to…
- I wonder if we should….
- How about...
- What about...
- Do you feel like... + Ving
- What do you think of...
- Do you fancy...
- Let’s think about…
2. Prove your idea:
… would be a good idea because ….
One thing we should remember is that ….
Personally, I suggest … because ….
One advantage of … is that ….
In my opinion, it would be best to choose … because ….
3. Agree or disagree:
Agree:
Yes, I completely agree with you.
You are right.
That’s a good point.
That’s just what I wanted to say.
It’s a great idea!
Disagree:
I agree up to a point, but ...
Well, I agree to a certain extent, but ...
I don’t think we should…
I’m afraid I don’t agree.
I have to disagree with you.
I’m not sure I agree, to be honest.
Food and Food-Related Words
Choose the right answer
1. Lemons taste …. a. salty; b. sour; c. bitter; d. crunchy; e. bland
2. Potato chips are not …. a. crisp; b. salty; c. crunchy; d. juicy; e. junk food
3. Smooth foods don't include …. a. crackers; b. ice cream; c. pudding; d. whipped cream; e. avocado.
4. In a restaurant, we normally eat an appetizer ….
a. after the entrée; b. just before dessert; c. first; d. last; e. only if we are not very hungry
5. If something is filling it is ….
a. the stuff inside a pie; b. something that you eat, but you are still hungry; c. delicious
d. something that you eat and you feel full after eating it; e. both a and d
6. Finger food ….
a. makes your fingernails grow longer; b. is only in eaten in countries where they don't have silverware
c. is slang for a bad gesture; d. is food you can politely eat with your hands
e. is the name of a really tasty candy bar
7. Light food is the opposite of ….
a. heavy food; b. rich food; c. bland food; d. junk food; e. health food
8. If something is tasty, you ….
a. don't really enjoy eating it; b. think it tastes good; c. hate eating it
d. only eat it for breakfast; e. think it is unappetizing
9. Spicy food includes …. a. milk; b. lemons; c. chili peppers; d. bananas; e. hamburgers
10. If milk is sour it is …. a. delicious; b. too old; c. too fresh; d. from a goat; e. from a coconut
11. A carbonated beverage is ….
a. Beverley's birthday; b. something red; c. a drink; d. milk; e. normally crunchy
12. All of these are bitter except ….
a. black coffee; b. strong tea without sugar or milk; c. unsweetened baking chocolate
d. pizza; e. a and c
13. Appetizing means ….
a. you would like to eat it; b. the first course at a restaurant; c. yucky
d. tangy; e. finger food
14. Sweet foods don't include …. a. cake; b. pickles; c. ice cream; d. candy; e. strawberries
15. Rich food is always …. a. salty; b. crunchy; c. dessert; d. fattening; e. expensive