- •Personal identification
- •Предисловие
- •Тематика коммуникативных модулей
- •Желаем Вам больших успехов!
- •Contents
- •Module 1 personal identification
- •Elementary - pre-intermediate
- •21 Look through the text again and complete the table below. Think which country or countries meet the following rule. Check the correct boxes.
- •27 Think and say what this notice means according to the dialogue in activity 26. Choose the best variant a, b or c.
- •Vocabulary & grammar possessive pronouns
- •28 Complete the sentences with my, his, her, its, our, your or their.
- •29 Put in my/ our/ your/ his/ her/ their/ its.
- •30 Choose the right personal or possessive pronoun to fill each gap.
- •32 Write positive or negative sentences. Use am / am not / is / isn’t / are / aren’t.
- •33 Write questions using the words in brackets. Use am/ is /are.
- •34 Write questions with What/ Who/ How/ Where / Why. Use am/ is / are.
- •35 Write the questions in the table below. (Read the answers to the questions first). The first two questions are given as examples.
- •36 Write short answers for these questions. Use the verb to be.
- •The possessive with ‘s
- •37 Write sentences. Use the words in brackets to replace the underlined words.
- •38 Underline the correct words.
- •39 Put f (formal) or I (informal) with these words.
- •40 Listen and repeat these words. Count the number of syllables in each word.
- •41 Look at these words and underline the stressed syllable. Listen and check.
- •42 Work in groups of three. Match the capital cities with the countries as fast as possible. Then write sentences.
- •8 Work in pairs. Look at the photo above and say who you think the people are.
- •9 Look at the pictures and write sentences about the families.
- •10 Look at the passage. Two texts are mixed up. The texts are descriptions of the two families in the pictures. Read the passage and underline the description of family a.
- •Have/ has got
- •19 Write short form (we’ve got/ he hasn’t got).
- •20 Make up questions.
- •21 Put in have got (‘ve got), has got (‘s got), haven’t got or hasn’t got.
- •Numbers
- •22 Listen and repeat these numbers.
- •23 Say the telephone numbers.
- •24 Write the number next to the word.
- •25 Look at the table. How many kilometers is it? Write the answers and practice saying them.
- •26 Dramatize the conversation.
- •2 Watch the video section and match the people with the jobs, a-g, in activity 1. Write a-g in the boxes.
- •3 Circle the correct answer.
- •5 While you watch the next video section, identify the speakers and write the names of the people in the pictures.
- •6 Watch the video section again. Pay attention to the information the secretary writes (not checks). Tick the necessary boxes.
- •7 While you watch the documentary, correct the information on the agency form. After you watch the documentary make up information about Susan and complete the agency form.
- •13 Look at the photos. Ask your partner about different activities Seumas does in different times of his day.
- •14 Listen to four conversations from Seumas’ day. After each one answer these questions.
- •15 Complete the conversations.
- •16 Work in pairs. Choose the dialogue from activity 15, complete it with your own words and phrases. Practice the conversations with your partner.
- •17 Read the article. Find out why these students work. Check the correct boxes in the table. The Daily Grind
- •Is it a good idea for a student to have a job? Why or why not?
- •18 Work in groups of three. In turn ask and answer the following questions.
- •19 Listen to a conversation. Decide where the situation is taken place. Tick the correct situation in the table below.
- •20 Listen again. Write down four questions the interviewer asks.
- •21 Decide if the sentences are true or false. Correct the false sentences.
- •Vocabulary & grammar the present simple tense
- •22 Write the he/she/ it form of these verbs.
- •23 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of these verbs.
- •Complete the sentences. All of them are negative. Use don’t/doesn’t one of these verbs:
- •25 Imagine you are asking somebody questions. Write the questions starting with Do/Does.
- •26 Imagine you are asking somebody questions. Write the questions starting with the question words Where/What/How.
- •27 Give positive or negative short answers about yourself. (Yes, he does/ No, I don’t etc.)
- •Articles a/an
- •28 Write a or an.
- •29 Give a short definition of the words below. Choose your answer from the list and write a sentence.
- •30 Finish the sentences defining people’s job. The jobs are: nurse/ photographer/ private detective/ dentist/ taxi-driver/ road-sweeper/ shop assistant. Use the correct article in each sentence.
- •31 Define the places where these people work. Write them down.
- •32 Match the adjectives to the reasons, then use them to describe people you know well, as in the examples.
- •33 Listen and cross out the adjective which do not match the colour.
- •34 Ask your friend what his/ her favourite colour is, then use the table above to talk about his/ her character, as in the example.
- •35 Fill in the correct adjectives from the lists, then underline the phrases which justify each person’s character.
- •41 Work in pairs.
- •1 Find out if you are a morning person. Think about the first hour of your day. Tick what you usually do. Then discuss your answers with your partner. Use the following expressions in your speech:
- •3 Read the article and find out what time her day starts and finishes. My working day
- •4 Decide where these sentences go in the article.
- •5 Decide if the sentences 1- 5 ‘Right’ (a) or ‘Wrong’ (b). If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (a) or ‘Wrong’ (b), choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (c).
- •15 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box in the correct form.
- •16 Put the adverbs in brackets in the correct position.
- •17 Find one mistake in each sentence and correct it.
- •Prepositions of time
- •How do you live?
- •22 Work in groups of two. Talk for 3- 4 minutes.
- •6 Answer the questions
- •7 Tick who does or likes doing these things.
- •8 Underline the correct variant of the verb form. Then watch Part 1 again and check your answers.
- •Look at photos and choose the best answer.
- •10 Work in pairs. Ask your partner what he/she does every day and what he/ she likes doing. Then give a report in the class.
- •11 Decide where these sentences go in the dialogue below. Write them down in the spaces provided.
39 Put f (formal) or I (informal) with these words.
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F/ I |
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F / I |
Good morning. |
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Good afternoon |
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See you. |
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Hi |
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Good evening. |
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Hello |
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Jenny |
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Bye |
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Madam |
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Mr. Hope |
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Mrs. Ashton |
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Sir |
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40 Listen and repeat these words. Count the number of syllables in each word.
Britain, Tokyo, Bangkok, Budapest, Japan, Canada.
41 Look at these words and underline the stressed syllable. Listen and check.
London Mexico Thailand Hungary Australia Brazil |
42 Work in groups of three. Match the capital cities with the countries as fast as possible. Then write sentences.
Example: 1 - H Dublin is the capital of Ireland.
CAPITAL |
COUNTRY |
1 Dublin |
A Japan |
2 Seoul |
B Spain |
3 Cairo |
C Britain |
4 Helsinki |
D Poland |
5 Madrid |
E Greece |
6 Washington |
F South Korea |
7 Santiago |
G Egypt |
8 Ankara |
H Ireland |
9 London |
I The Philippines |
10 Athens |
G Chile |
11 Tokyo |
H Turkey |
12 Manila |
I Portugal |
13 Lisbon |
J Finland |
14 Warsaw |
K the United States (of America) |
43 Talk to your partner about people’s names and countries.
Example:
Marco/Rome
A: What’s your name? A: Where are you from?
B: My name’s Marco. B: I’m from Italy.
Teresa/ Madrid
Anna/ Warsaw
Nilgun/ Ankara
Noriko/ Tokyo
Samir/ Cairo
Paul/ London
Luis/ Brasilia
Mario/ Lisbon
Ulrike/ Berlin
S peaking
44 Imagine you are a famous person. Talk to your partner. Say who you are and where you come from.
Example:
Hello, I’m Bill Clinton. What’s your name?
Hello, Bill. I’m Nelson Mandela. Where are you from?
I’m from the United States of America.
45 Write the names of 5 people you know and where they come from. Tell about them in the groups of three.
Example:
My friend Tanya is from Britain.
My cousin Kate is from the United States of America.
WRITING
46 Write a letter to your friend about your studies at the University using 25-35 words. You will find more details in your workbook.
Unit 2
Meeting people
Lead-in
VIDEO
1 Label the members of the family in the picture, using the words in the box.
girl
boy
man
woman |
2 Watch the video episode without sound. The girl in the photograph in Exercise 1 introduces her family. Complete these sentences.
1 This is my __________
2 This is my __________
3 This is my __________, too.
4 This is my __________
5 This is my __________
3 Watch the video without sound. Complete the speech bubbles.
4 Now watch with sound and check your answers to activities 2 and 3.
READING
5 You are going to read about Kibiri and his family. Look at the photo. Where do you think Kibiri lives?
6 Check the meaning of the underlined words in your dictionary.
They live with Kibiri’s father.
They all work on the farm.
The women and the girl stay at home with the old and the sick people.
The women make yoghurt and sell it for food.
Kibiri’s wife and their daughters walk ten kilometers.
7 Read the passage and look at the photo. Who is Kibiri?
Kibiri is a farmer and a vet in Senegal. He’s thirty-five years old. Kibiri and his wife have got seven children, five girls and two boys. They live with Kibiri’s father and his brother’s family.
They all work on the farm. The men and the older boys are often away from home with the animals. The women and girls stay at home with the old and sick people. The women make yoghurt and sell it for food, oil, salt and other things for the home. Kibiri’s wife and their daughters walk ten kilometers twice a day to get water.
It’s hard work but they’re a very happy family.