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Практичне заняття №4

Тема заняття: Риси характеру людини.

Vocabulary

trait [trei] (Br.) [treit] (Am.) —риса (обличчя, характеру), штрих

character — характер; репутація; фігура, особистість; образ, герой; харак­терна особливість, ознака

to appreciate — оцінювати; (висо­ко) цінувати; визнавати

appearance — (зовнішній) вигляд; зовнішність; поява

to have something to do with... — мати стосу­нок до..., мати щось спільне з...

to be interrelated — бути пов 'язаним

sensual чуттєвий

features —риси обличчя

graceful — граційний, витончений; приємний, елегантний

slim стрункий

clumsy — незграбний, неповорот­кий, грубий, неоковерний

agreeable — приємний, милий

winsome— привабливий, чарівний; принадний приваблюючий

gentle— спокійний, м'який, добрий; легкий

plain-looking — негарний

ugly — потворний; бридкий, гидкий; по­ганий, мерзенний

affable— привітний, люб'язний, ввіч­ливий

amiable— дружній, люб 'язний, доб­розичливий, милий

good-natured — добродушний

kind-hearted — добросердий, чуйний

generous— шляхетний, велико­душний; щедрий

thougtful— вдумливий, багатий на думки; за­мислений, занурений у роздуми

discreet — стриманий; скромний; що вміє мовчати; обачний, розсудливий, обережний

earnest— поважний, серйозний; пере­конаний, щирий

on the contrary навпаки

ill-natured— недоброї вдачі, злобний, злобли­вий, злісний

reserved— потаємний, стриманий, замкнутий, нетовариський, обережний

rude — грубий, невихований; суворий, жорсткий, знавіснілий

greedy —жадібний

showy— показний, ефектний, яскра­вий, крикливий; строкатий, блискучий; що викликає ефект

frankly speaking — відверто кажучи

former schoolmates— колишні однокласники

neighbourhood — околиці; район місцевості

best friend— найкращий друг, щирий друг

strong attractive body — сильне привабливе тіло

plump — пухкий

elegant — елегантний

clothes of the latest fashion — одяг з найнові­ших моделей (за останньою модою)

delicate features — витончені риси обличчя

her charm is irresistible — її шарм не відпор-ний

eyelashes вії

for this reason — з цієї причини

turned-up nose — кирпатий ніс

pretty — симпатична, гарненька

inner beauty— внутрішня краса

Характеристика особистості

Ex. 1. Find the antonyms.

to b a real friend

to b polite and tactful

to b easy to deal with

to b well-dressed

to al always helps other people

to b impolite and tactless

to b selfish

to al always ready to help

to b hard to deal with

to b ill-dressed


Граматичний матеріал: Артикль (Article)

Compare a and the in these examples: •    A man and a woman were sitting opposite me. The man was American, but I think the woman was British. •    When we were on holiday, we stayed at a hotel. Sometimes we ate at the hotel and sometimes we went to a restaurant.

We use the when we are thinking of a specific thing. Compare a/an and the: •    Tim sat down on a chair.  (perhaps one of many chairs in the room)       Tim sat down on the chair nearest the door.  (a specific chair) •    Paula is looking for a job.  (not a specific job)       Did Paula get the job she applied for?  (a specific job) •    Have you got a car?  (not a specific car)       I cleaned the car yesterday.  (= my car)

We use the when it is clear in the situation which thing or person we mean. For example, in a room we talk about the light / the floor / the ceiling / the door / the carpet etc. : •    Can you turn off the light, please? (= the light in this room) •    I took a taxi to the station.  (= the station in that town) •    (in a shop)  I'd like to speak to the manager, please.  (= the manager of this shop) In the same way, we say (go to) the bank, the post office: •    I have to go to the bank and then I'm going to the post office.  (The speaker is usually thinking of a specific bank or post office.) We also say (go to) the doctor / the dentist: •    Caroline isn't very well. She's gone to the doctor.  (= her usual doctor) •    I don't like going to the dentist. We say 'once a week / three times a day / £1.50 a kilo' etc. : •    'How often do you go to the cinema?'    'About once a month.' •    'How much are those potatoes?'    '£1.50 a kilo.' •    Helen works eight hours a day, six days a week.

Ex. 1. Put in a/an or the. 1.    This morning I bought    a    newspaper and ______ magazine.       ______  newspaper is in my bag, but I can't remember where I put ______ magazine.

2.    I saw ______ accident this morning. ______ car crashed into ______ tree.       ______ driver of ______ car wasn't hurt, but ______ car was badly damaged. 3.    There are two cars parked outside: ______ blue one and ______ grey one.       ______ blue one belongs to my neighbours; I don't know who ______ owner of ______ grey one is. 4.    My friends live in ______ old house in ______ small village.       There is ______ beautiful garden behind ______ house. I would like to have ______ garden like that.

Ex. 2. Put in a/an or the where necessary. 1.    Would you like apple?    Would you like an apple?    2.    How often do you go to dentist? _____________________________ 3.    Could you close door, please? _____________________________ 4.    I'm sorry. I didn't mean to do that. It was mistake. _____________________________ 5.    Excuse me, where is bus station, please? _____________________________ 6.    I have problem. Can you help me? _____________________________ 7.    I'm just going to post office. I won't be long. _____________________________ 8.    There were no chairs, so we sat on floor. _____________________________ 9.    Have you finished with book I lent you? _____________________________ 10.  My sister has just got job in bank in Manchester. _____________________________ 11.  We live in small flat in city centre. _____________________________ 12.  There's supermarket at end of street I live in. _____________________________

Ex. 3. Fill in the articles where it’s necessary.

1. … Thames is … short river. 2. … Ukraine is washed by … Black Sea in … south. 3. … Kiev is to … south of … Moscow.4. … Europe is … continent. 5. …Kiev is … capital of … Ukraine. 6. Is... Asia … island or … continent? 7. … best way to know and understand people of … other countries is to meet them in their … own homes. 8. There are … three rooms in… flat…. living room is … largest of all. 9. Let’s go to …shop. I must buy … bread and… milk.

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