- •Чебоксары 2011
- •Предисловие
- •Topic: getting acquainted text a. Just good friends?
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Exercises
- •Text b. The “name game” winners
- •Text c. Ageism turned her into a liar
- •Conversational practice dialogues
- •Getting acquainted
- •Talking points
- •Topic: family text a. The american family
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Exercises
- •Text b. Family life
- •Text c. Nuclear family, extended family
- •Additional exercises
- •Conversational practice dialogues a. A hardworking mother
- •B. A lovely bride
- •C. Mr. Cliff’s family
- •D. An arranged marriage
- •C. A career for robert
- •Talking points
- •Topic: appearance and character
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Exercises
- •Text a. Beauty
- •Text b. Body size and body parts
- •Text c. Physical description
- •Text d. Personality
- •Text e. Who are these? people describing
- •Do you have a “Type a” or “Type b” personality?
- •Additional exercises
- •Conversational practice dialogues a. Describing people
- •B. Missing person
- •He is very forgetful
- •Steven or Rod
- •Victorian Family
- •The Office Party
- •Talking points
- •Topic: our english lesson text a. Learning foreign languages
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Idioms and sayings about education:
- •Exercises
- •What makes a good language learner?
- •Text b. At school for 17 hours a day
- •Higher education
- •Conversational practice dialogues
- •Talking points
- •Topic: home text a. Our flat
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Exercises
- •Our House in the Country
- •Text b. Feng shui
- •A House with a Difference
- •Text d. Flat-sharing – the inside story
- •Additional exercises
- •Conversational practice dialogues a. Looking for a new apartment
- •B. Renting a room
- •E. Discussing new apartment
- •In pairs talk about Circle 1, 2, 3. Ask at least one more question. Get as much information as you can.
- •Topic: plant and animal life text a. Plant life and animal life in the uk
- •Topical vocabulary
- •Exercises
- •Text b. Animal telepathy
- •Text c.
- •Additional exercises
- •Are our zoos cruel to wild animals?
- •Conversational practice dialogues a. А bit of gardening
- •B. A conversation with jack hanna
- •Talking points
- •1. You are in the Zoo. Speak about the animals you and your friend see there and you have at home.
- •Литература
- •428015 Чебоксары, Московский просп., 15
Exercises
Ex. 1. Make adjectives by means of the following suffixes: –y, -que, -able, -ing, -ed, -ish, -ful, -al, or –ous.
Furniture
old-fashion__
anti__
Atmosphere
comfort__
imperson__
relax__
cos__
Design and decoration
well/badly-design__
styl__
taste__
origin__
practic__
luxury__
Use the adjectives to describe your house or flat and furniture.
Ex. 2. Match these objects with a part of the house.
Object
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empty suitcases
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a fireplace
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wine, coal
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a desk, bookcases
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a doormat
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banisters
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wardrobe, a chest of drawers
Part of the house
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the cellar
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the staircase
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the porch
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the bedroom
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the lounge
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the loft
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the study
How many of these objects are there in your own house? What part of your house are they in?
Ex. 3. a) Put the items in the chart (some can be found in more than one room).
a bedside table blinds a bookcase the ceiling a chest of drawers curtains a dishwasher a fireplace an oven a rug
a radiator/heater a sink a flowerpot a tap a toilet a wall
a wardrobe a washbasin a cooker a sofa a washing machine a kettle a socket an alarm clock a towel a freezer
a coffee table a printer a mirror a pillow a cushion a carpet a desk a mug a frying pan a hi-fi a dustbin a computer
kitchen |
bathroom |
bedroom |
living room |
study |
any/all rooms |
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b) Practise saying the words. Underline the stress. Add several your own words to each column.
Which things haven’t you got at home?
Ex. 4. Where are these things? Are they inside the house? Are they outside the house? Are they on the house?
A television aerial, a chimney, a corridor, an attic, a greenhouse, a gate, a lamp, post, a path, a roof, a basement, a sward, a closet, a lobby, a parterre, a hallway, a shed, a loft.
Ex. 5. Describe the usage of each appliance. Answer the questions.
an answer phone a food processor a dishwasher a hoover/vacuum cleaner a fridge a CD player a cordless telephone a washing machine an iron a microwave oven a video recorder (VCR) a hair drier
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Which of them do you have? How often do you use them? What for?
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Which of them do you find absolutely necessary and which could you do without? Why?
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How did people manage when these things did not exist?
Ex. 6. Fill in the gaps with the following verbs. Say what you did about the house last Sunday.
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to answer to change to clear/lay to empty to hang up to wash up to lock/unlock to put away to tidy (up) to turn on/off
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1. __________ the heater/oven/tap
2. __________ the rubbish bin
3. __________your bedroom
4. __________ the things on the floor
5. __________ a plug, a bulb
6. __________ the table
7. __________ the phone
8. __________ the dishes
9. __________ the door
10._________ your coat
Ex. 7. Fill in prepositions and adverbs where necessary. Read the text once again and retell it in the third person.