2D Упражнения

1. Фонетическое упражнение.

[аи] how [hao], now [nao]

[аг] Annie [aeni], that [dast], Frank [frasnk], perhaps [pa'haeps]

[еэ] where [wea], over there ['aova 'без]

[D] orange ['Drmd3], not [not], shop [JDp], coffee ['kDfi]

[э:] called [ko:ld], morning ['тэ:шп]

[u:] who [hu:], too [tu:]

[n] thank you ['Gasnk jo], English ['inglij], morning ['moinin]

[r] right [rait], Rita ['rirta], Friday ['fraidi], very ['ven]

[s] face [feis], yes [jes], juice [d3u:s]

[z] please [pli:z], his [hiz]

[9] thanks [Gaenks], three [Qri:], Smith [smiG]

[6] that [6aet], with [wi6]

just [d3Ast], join [d3Din], juice [d3u:s], television

[ v ] v e r y [ ' v e n ] , o v e r [ ' Э О У Э ] , t e l e v i s i o n [ ' t e l i v i 3 n ]

[ w ] w e l l [ w e l ] , w h a t [ w o t ] , w h e r e [ w e a ] , o n e [ W A D ] , w a i t r e s s [ ' w e i t r a s ]

2. Дайте ответы.

a) Where's Rita? b) What's her room number? c) Who's with Rita?

d) What time is it? e) Where's Annie? f) Where's Frank? g) Who's the man

with the familiar face? h) What's "Too Tough for Scotland Yard"? i) Where's

the Sherlock Holmes Hotel? j) Where are you?

3. Спросите своего партнера/партнершу.

- как его/ ее зовут (What's . . . ) ,

- является ли он/ она русским сыщиком (Are you . . . ) ,

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- где он/она находится,

- как у него/нее дела,

- устал ли он/она,

- торопится ли,

- где его/ее билет в театр.

4. Вставьте: am, are, is.

a) That man the detective in a television programme, b) I not a detective,

c) Your face familiar, d) you from London? e) She

still in her room, f) You very nice, g) he someone from television?

h) We from Scotland Yard, i) The programme called "Too Tough

for Scotland Yard", j) I very tired, k) we in a hurry?

5. Вставьте: I - my - me, you - your, he - his, she - her, it.

a) That's Sally Smith is from United Tours, b) Now let see, Mr

Burger, hotel is the Sherlock Holmes is in Baker Street, near Baker

Street Underground Station, c) An orange juice, sir? - No, thank you, not for

d) What's room number, madam? - room number? is

318. e) How are Mark? - Oh, am fine, thanks, f) Who's that

man over there? face is familiar. - is the detective in that television

programme is called "Too Tough for Scotland Yard", g) Where's Annie?

- She's still in room.

6. Переведите:

а) Проходи и присоединяйся (ко мне), Марк. Ь) Как твои дела? — Спасибо,

хорошо, с) Я немного устал, d) Начало девятого. Времени достаточно. Мы

не торопимся, е) Что за человек сидит вон там? (Кто сидит вон там?) Его

лицо кажется мне знакомым, f) Это кто-то с телевидения, g) Как <еще>

называется программа, идущая по вечерам в пятницу?

S I X - L E T T E R - W O R D • > • < > • > • < > • >

Find the surname

of a U.S. president

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2

3

4

ACROSS

1 The programme is "Too Tough

for Scotland Yard".

2 Sherlock Holmes is a

detective.

3 The Sherlock Holmes Hotel is in

Baker

4 Sally Smith is from Tours. 5

5 A Continental breakfast with

and orange juice, please. 6

6 What's your room , please?

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London: Some information

BANKS. They are open from 9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Mondays to Fridays. Some banks are also open from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. on Saturdays.

CINEMAS. In spite of TV and home video, cinemas are still numerous in London.

They are popular too - especialy among learners of English. There are dozens of

cinemas in and around Leicester Square alone.

HOTELS. They are expensive in London. The London Tourist Board can tell you

about budget hotels, hostels, and other cheap accommodation. There are a lot cheap bed-and-breakfast places in the area around Victoria Station.

LAVATORIES. The question to ask is: "Excuse me, where's the toilet, please?" or

"Could you tell me where the nearest public lavatory is?" The automatic, musicplaying

"superloos" are popular. There are some in Leicester Square.

PARKING. This is very difficult and expensive in London, so go by bus, Tube, or RESTAURANTS. There are a lot of foreign restaurants in London - Chinese, Indian,

Italian and many others. There are even a few English restaurants. Sandwiches

and other snacks are good at many London pubs. Fish and chips - a British favourite

- is good and cheap at the Sea Shel (49 Lisson Grove, NW1).

TAXIS, THEATRES. London taxis and theatres are the best in the world.

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