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  1. Give English equivalents of the followings:

  1. Хто директор цієї фірми?

  2. Мій друг-досвідчений інженер.

  3. Він вправний учень.

  4. Я читаю книгу талановитого науковця.

  5. Чи є у вас вільні вакансії?

  6. Ми наукові впівробітники Київського інституту.

  7. Наша фірма має сприятливі можливості для росту.

  8. Ваша робота-приходити вчасно.

  1. Learn and read the substitutional patterns, make sentences with them:

1) What is your profession? I am a carpenter

Trade? A driver

Job? A book-keeper

Occupation? A doctor

2) What can you do?

I can work as a nurse.

A gardener

A builder

A tractor-driver

3) What do you plan to do on leaving college?

When you are twenty?

When you are back from the army?

When you move to Moscow?

I’d like to enter an institute.

To join the army

To go to work

To study by correspondence

To become a scientist

4) What can you say of your friend?

Your new acquaintance

This fellow

Mr. Jones

As far as I know he is a skilled builder

A qualified scientist

An experienced teacher

A well-known journalist

An excellent architect

5) Where does your father work?

Brother

Uncle

He works at a Research Institute

A Ministry

A printing-house

6) Why aren’t you at work right now?

In your office

At your factory

You see I’m on leave

On vacation

On sick-list

Dismissed

7) Medicine is Bob’s calling, isn’t it?

Agriculture

Technology

Architecture

Painting

Oh? yes. No doubt he’ll make a good doctor.

Agronomist

Engineer

Designer

Painter

  1. Read and dramatize the following dialogues, use them in your speech:

1

-What will you do after leaving a college, Harry?

-I think I’ll go to work as a turner, I learnt that trade at school.

-But why not enter the Polytechnic Institute and become an engineer? You’re so good at physics.

-I agree with you, but before that I’d like to gain a good knowledge of the industry.

2

-Say, George, why haven’t you chosen a profession to your calling?

-But I have. I’m really an engineer by calling.

-I shouldn’t say so. You seem to be very good at painting.

-Well, it’s nothing but my hobby.

3

-Why do you want to change your job, Billy? It’s interesting and quite well-paid.

-The one I found suits me better.

-Really? Are you sure?

-Absolutely, it offers more opportunities and also I’ll do the work for which I’m more qualified.

4

-Are you pleased with your new job, Mary?

-Yes, very much. It’s just my cup of tea. I work as a translator at the Research Institute.

-And what sort of translation are you engaged in?

-Well, I translate articles on chemistry from different American and English magazines.

5

-You know, Richard has come to work though he’s on sick leave?

-Oh, did he? I wonder what for.

-He wants his boss to see what a hard worker he is.

-That’s almost incredible.

-And he did the same last month. He wants to put up a show that he deserves a rise.

6

-What are your wages, Bill?

-It depends, you know. I’m on piece-work.

-And how much did you earn last month?

-Well, 150 dollars let alone the bonus.