
- •Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации
- •Федеральное агентство по образованию
- •Гоу спо «Оскольский политехнический колледж»
- •Т.В. Мамонова
- •Английский язык Методические рекомендации по развитию навыков устной речи, чтения и письма для студентов всех специальностей
- •Критерии оценки
- •Unit 1 my family, my friends and I My Family and I
- •Vocabulary
- •Our Flat
- •Vocabulary
- •Family and Family Problems
- •Vocabulary
- •My Attitude to Family
- •Vocabulary
- •Household Chores
- •Vocabulary
- •My Ideal House
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit2 study at colledge My working day
- •Vocabulary
- •Nick’s usual working day
- •Unit 3 russia Russia
- •Vocabulary
- •Russian Political System
- •Vocabulary
- •Russian Character
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Saint Petersburg
- •Vocabulary
- •Ancient Russian Cities
- •Vocabulary
- •Famous Russian Cities
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 4 great britan Great Britain
- •Vocabulary
- •British Climate
- •Vocabulary
- •British Government
- •Vocabulary
- •British Character
- •Vocabulary
- •National Stereotypes
- •Vocabulary
- •What to See in the uk?
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 5
- •The United States of America
- •Vocabulary
- •American Climate
- •Vocabulary
- •American Government
- •Vocabulary
- •Political Parties
- •Vocabulary
- •American People
- •Vocabulary
- •American Values and Beliefs
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 6 culture Artistic and Cultural Life in Britain
- •Vocabulary Questions
- •London Museums and Galleries
- •Vocabulary
- •The Arts in the usa
- •Vocabulary
- •Museums and Galleries in Washington, dc
- •Vocabulary
- •Cultural Life in New York
- •Vocabulary
- •British Music and Musicians
- •Vocabulary
- •Music in America
- •Vocabulary
- •Music in Our Life
- •Vocabulary
- •History of Music
- •Vocabulary
- •Reading Preferences
- •Vocabulary
- •British Writers and Literary Places
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Information technologies Learning About the World
- •Vocabulary
- •Computers
- •Vocabulary
- •The Internet: Pros and Cons
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 8 youth problems Teens' Problems
- •Vocabulary Questions
- •Generation Gap
- •Vocabulary
- •Youth Takes More Risks
- •Vocabulary
- •Russian and American Teens
- •Vocabulary
- •Success in Life
- •Vocabulary
- •Teenagers and Money
- •Vocabulary
- •Teenagers in Great Britain
- •Vocabulary
- •Teenage Groups and Movements
- •Vocabulary
- •International Youth Contacts
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 9 our enviroment Animals
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Pollution
- •Vocabulary
- •Environmental Problems
- •Vocabulary
- •How to Help Our Planet
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 10 education and career Choosing a Career
- •Vocabulary
- •My Future Profession
- •Vocabulary
- •Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Unit 11 sport and health Sports in Britain
- •Vocabulary
- •Sports in America
- •Vocabulary Questions
- •Olympic Games
- •Vocabulary
- •Sports in Russia
- •Vocabulary
- •To Watch or to Participate?
- •Vocabulary
- •Sports: For and Against
- •Vocabulary
- •My Favourite Sport
- •Vocabulary Dialogues
- •Writing
- •Список использованных источников
- •Оглавление
therefore
—
поэтому
advantage
—
преимущество disadvantage
—
недостаток
to
share
— делиться
spoilt
—
испорченный
lonely
— одинокий
responsibility
—
ответственность chores
—
дела по дому
to
mow the lawn
— косить
газон
to
take out the garbage
— выносить
мусор
cruel
— жестокий
independence
—
независимость
choice
—
выбор
amount
—
количество
to
hang out
— болтаться
distinctive
feature
—
отличительная
чертаVocabulary
Typical American teenagers
are in fact very ordinary. They think their teachers make them work
too hard, they love their parents but sure they don't understand
anything. They think that their friendships are the most important
things in their lives. "America," wrote Emerson, the
nineteenth-century writer, "is a country of young men."
That's not quite true anymore. The population is growing older.
Fewer and fewer babies are being born, and baby-food factories are
closing down. America does not belong to young people anymore in the
way it did only twenty years ago. Young people today have to fight
harder to get the kinds of jobs and homes they want. Maybe that is
why young Americans are more serious now than they used to.
to
combine
— сочетать
Americans
—
Обратите
внимание:
названия
национальностей могут
употребляться
как с определенным
артиклем,
так и без артикля
part-time
job
— работа не на полный
день
to
gain
—
приобретать
to
deliver newspapers
—
разносить
газеты
baby-sitter
— приходящая няня
camp
counsellor
— воспитатель,
вожатый
в лагере
to
win
— выигрывать
extracurricular
activity
— внеклассные
занятия
track
and field
— легкая
атлетика
religion
—
религия
ordinary
—
обычный
to
spend
—
тратить
to
earn
—
зарабатывать
Questions
1. What is different in the cultures of the USA and Russia? 2. What are advantages and disadvantages of having one child? 3. Do you have brothers or sisters? 4. What do American teens usually do at home? 5. What are your chores? 6. What is different in school life in America and in Russia? 7. What do you usually do in your free time? 8. Do you combine school with a part-time job? Why? 9. What are extracurricular activities in American schools? 10. What are your extracurricular activities?
Success in Life
In my opinion materialism is not a bad point of our society. 1 try not to be too materialistic, but I think everyone is a little bit. We live in a competitive world where success is important, so people become more materialistic. I think the way you look is really important especially for teenagers who want to be a part of a group. So it's natural that people think of money and possessions.
On the other hand, materialistic people think that money is everything in the world and being rich is the only way of being successful. It's important for them to have designer labels and fashionable things. Some people can even kill others to have more money or possessions. In this case we can say that money is the root of the evil. However, there are very important things in our life that can't be bought, such as love and friendship.
Of course, you know that there are a lot of people who have little money. Lack of money can cause real problems, such as bad health, stress or even crime. But many people are poor. They never waste money and they spend it on the essentials. More than that, they learn to find unusual in usual things, and this makes their life interesting. I don't think that money is the only way of being successful in life.
But it cannot be denied that money is an essential part of our life. There are a lot of rich people, but not all of them are materialistic, for example, Bill Gates. You wouldn't look twice at him if he passed you in the street because he looks like an ordinary person. He likes fast food and casual clothes. He is always on the company campus. But Bill Gates is not snobbish or ambitious. More than that, he is a noted philanthropist who donated a lot of money to non-profit educational organizations. Yet he is one of the most successful men in the world.
To get success in life you should be creative, intelligent, hardworking. You'll never get success if you wait for someone to bring it to you. You have to get up and get it yourself.
materialism
—
материализм
point
—
черта,
сторона
a
little bit
— немного
possession
— собственность
on
the other hand
— с
другой
стороны
designer
label
— этикетка дизайнера root
of
the
evil
— корень зла
lack
—
недостаток
to
cause
— вызывать
crime
—
преступление
waste
— потеря
to
spend
— тратить
essential
—
предмет первой
необходимости
to
deny
— отрицать
ordinary
—
обычный
casual
clothes
— повседневная одежда
campus
— территория
snobbish
—
сноб
ambitious
— амбициозный
noted
— известный
philanthropist
— филантроп
to
donate
— дарить, жертвовать
non-profit
educational
organization
—
некоммерческая
образовательная
организация
creative
— созидательный, творческий
intelligent
— умный
hard-working
— трудолюбивый