- •Южный федеральный университет о. И. Сафроненко
- •Southern Federal University
- •Предисловие
- •Contents
- •Focus on Language
- •Keep learning? Keep earning!
- •What are effective study habits?
- •Focus on Language
- •First degree courses in the uk
- •Focus on Language
- •Starting your haunt of treasures
- •A university is just a group of buildings gathered around a library.” Shelby Foote
- •Unexpected Discoveries
- •Metric system microscope thermometer telescope
- •Invention /discovery
- •Breakthroughs of the 20th century
- •Verb Suffixes
- •Inventor
- •Double-edged sword
- •Learning Objectives
- •In this module you will learn how:
- •Discuss
- •Environmental Hazards of the Computer Revolution
- •Comprehension check
- •Work in teams of 3. Make as many words as possible using the prefixes re-, dis-, over-, sub-, en-, up- . Compare as a class.
- •The advent of “green” computer design
- •Learning Objectives
- •Science for the Twenty-First Century
- •As old as writing
- •Discuss
- •Learning Objectives
- •Part-time Jobs vs. Holiday Jobs
- •The Experience that is shaping the rest of my life
- •Complete the table to illustrate the basic rules for backshift when transforming direct speech into reported speech.
- •What Can I Do with a Science Degree?
- •Scripts Module 1 Unit 1
- •Module 1 Unit 2
- •Module 2 Unit 1
- •Module 2 Unit 2
- •Module 3 Unit 1
- •Module 3 Unit 2
- •Module 4 Unit 1 Abacus
- •Module 4 Unit 2
- •Module 5 Unit 1
- •Module 5 Unit 2
- •Module 6 unit 1
- •Module 6 Unit 2
- •Module 7 Unit 1
- •Module 7 Unit 2
- •Interviewer
- •Interviewer
- •Interviewer
- •Keys Module 1 Unit 1
- •Module 1 Unit 2
- •Module 1 Unit 3
- •Module 2 Unit 1
- •Module 2 Unit 2
- •Comprehension check 1
- •Comprehension check 2
- •Module 2 Unit 3
- •Module 3 Unit 1
- •In the Realm of Science 2
- •Module 3 Unit 2 Reading
- •Reading Focus on language 2
- •Module 3 Unit 3
- •Module 4 Unit 1
- •Module 4Unit 2
- •Module 4 Unit 3
- •Module 5 Unit 1
- •Module 5 Unit 2
- •Unit 3 Review
- •Module 6 Unit 1
- •In the Realm of Science 1
- •Module 6 Unit 2
- •In the Realm of Science 2
- •Module 6 Unit 3
- •Module 7 Unit 1
- •Module 7 Unit 2
- •Module 7 Unit 3
Module 3 Unit 3
1. c) d) e) a) b)
4.
library
periodicals
Module 4 Unit 1
Reading 3
1) g 2) d 3) j 4) f 5) h
6) i 7) a 8) e 9) c 10) b
Focus on language 2
Past Simple |
Past Progressive |
Past Perfect |
Past Perfect Progressive |
ago after before as soon as until during first when for |
while when
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before after as soon as |
for since |
Focus on language 3
a) had begun; got; took
b) were discussing; walked
c) was; had been studying; was getting tired
d) roamed; had become extinct; appeared
e) called; was; was studying
f) realized; was asking; couldn’t answer; had been daydreaming
g) had never seen; visited
h) left; collected
i) was writing; was vacuum cleaning; could not concentrate; got angry
j) had passed; got; felt
Listening 2
a) a frame b)rods c) beads
The abacus is a device, usually of wood (plastic, in recent times), having a frame that holds rods with freely sliding beads mounted on them.
Listening 3
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to determine or express the quantity of sth. |
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the arithmetic operation of summing; calculating the sum of two or more numbers. |
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a numeration system in which a real number is represented by an ordered set of characters where the value of a character depends on its position. |
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to name or list (the units of a group or collection) one by one in order to determine a total; number. |
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a printed or written sign used to represent an operation, element, quantity, quality, or relation, as in mathematics or music. |
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an arithmetic operation in which the difference between two numbers is calculated |
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to perform a mathematical process |
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to determine an amount or number by mathematics, especially by numerical methods and the use of computer. |
Listening 4
Man’s need to quantify, to count and to do mathematic calculations
First they used their hands and fingers, and then they collected small rocks and
pebbles in a pile.
The concept of positional notation that we use today.
It was developed about 5000 years ago. It was built out of wood and beads.
Yes, in some countries.
No, it’s not an automatic machine.
It is called the process of symbol manipulation.
Speaking 1
A) thermometer B) telescope C) metric system D) microscope
Speaking 2
Microscope: to contain, concave, angle, magnification, to focus, image
Thermometer: to contain, liquid, volume, mercury, to measure, to expand
Telescope: concave, to observe, constellations
Compass: direction, to determine, component
Metric system: to multiply, decimal, unit
Speaking 3
A microscope is a device that uses lenses to magnify very small objects
and scientifically examine them.
A magnetic compass is a tool for finding direction which has a freely suspended needle which always points to a magnetic north.
A thermometer is a device that is used for measuring temperature of the air, water or people’s body. It is usually a graduated glass cylinder with a line of mercury or some other coloured alcohol that moves up when the temperature rises and moves down when it falls.
A telescope is a cylindrical instrument which contains lenses and curved mirrors to enlarge and observe distant stars and planets/ for making distant objects look nearer and larger in order to study them.
Focus on language 2
International words |
“False friends”
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lecture battery lamp menu system |
control accurate example sodium |
detail form focus category location |
magazine intelligent original data |
technology massive priority |
general argument paragraph mixture |
fact logic pioneer nature affect |
prospect actual technique probe |
problem metal type vibration |
transparent list activity clay physician |
material lava encyclopedia |
application physician phenomenon |
guarantee industry unique |
repetition correspondent fabric |
combination |
speculate cabinet |
Reading 2
Name |
Country |
Field of science |
Accomplishments |
Lomonosov |
Russia |
physics, geology, geography, chemistry, astronomy |
Development of Natural Sciences; founded physical chemistry, atomic-molecular theory of matter, molecular- kinetic theory; new discoveries in astronomy, geology and mineralogy. |
Pascal
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France |
mathematics |
The foundations of the modern treatment of conic sections; theory of probability; Pascal’s Triangle. |
Edison
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The USA |
applied research |
Incandescent light bulb, phonograph for sound recording, experiments in wireless technology. |