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accelerate accurate apathy approach assailant bureaucrats challenge confrontation consciousness debris designations devastating erosion flexible

fraud heritage hiss humanity impoverished indubitable insight interrelated intuition manage moderate motivation optimistic perception

pessimistic phenomenology plagiarism preservationists reflecting reflexive relevant remorse resentment ridiculous significant sin tension unethical behavior

upheavals values violent to admit to cheat to deceive to defraud to forgive to insult to plagiarise to slap

Module 2. Mass Media

Lesson 1. Aspects of Media

Mc Millan. U.8 p.90-100 The Media

Mc Millan. Test 1, p.8, 44 R

Mc Millan. U.8 p. 48-50 Gr/V

Instant Discussions. p.25 Newspapers

Lesson 2. Moving Images

New Gold Proficiency. Coursebook U.3 p.38-51

Conversation Inspirations. p.79 Television

Lesson 3. Movies and Television

Perspectives. New Popularity for Movies U.13 p.147-157

Perspectives. Turning Off TV: A Quiet Hour p.159-168

Lesson 4. Media and Censorship

Taboos and Issues. p.27 Is this news?

Gold Proficiency. p.80

Speaking Effectively. Ch.6 p.81-97

Lesson 5. Objectives of Advertising

The Language of Advertising and merchandising in English. U.5 p.47-55

Momentum Developing Reading Skills. Advertising. p.147-151

Lesson 6. Methods of Advertising

Market Leader I. U.6 Advertising L.6.1, 6.2 p.46-51

Lesson 7. Methods of Advertising. Revision

Reader’s Choice. Book 1 U.3 p.50-52

Lesson 8. Current test

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AIDA billboards boob tube brand loyalty by word of mouth camcorder celebrity endorsement censorship commercial competitor documentary editor editorial (n) emotional appeal execution

eye-catching footage free samples hardback book heading headline hype in-depth analysis inspiring journal leaflets magazine news / daily bulletin newsflash obituary

objective outdoor advertising paperback book poster questionnaire (sales) pitch slogan strategy subliminal advertising subplot subscription to survey tabloid target audience

to broadcast to come on to come out to comment to convince to deny to edit to issue to launch to look up to promote to refuse (flatly) to refute

Програма курсу «English for Law. Introduction»

Module 1. Freedom and Justice

Lesson 1. The British way of justice. Trial by jury

Working People in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 2 Chapter 13 p.123

Lesson 2. The British police system

Working People in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 2 Chapter 13 p.123

Lesson 3. The law makers. The home of the law-makers. The Queen in Parliament

Citizens in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 3, Part 2, Chapter 7 p.58

Lesson 4. The House of Commons. The House of Lords

Citizens in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 3, Part 2, Chapter 7 p.58

Lesson 5. The voters. Voting in bygone days. Improvements in methods of voting

Citizens in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 3, Part 2, Chapter 8 p.68

Lesson 6. Voting today (Britain)

Citizens in Britain (Britain past and present) Book 3, Part 2, Chapter 8 p.68

Lesson 7. Voting today (Ukraine)

Lesson 8. Current Test