- •Практика устной речи (коммуникативное обучение) Методическое пособие для студентов I курса
- •Short forms and labels
- •Text I My Family
- •Text II Meet the Clarks Word Study
- •Text III
- •I. Use the proper article:
- •II. Fill in prepositions if necessary:
- •Troublesome Points
- •Translate into Russian:
- •Language Check Ages and Stages
- •What stage of life are these people at?
- •Dialogue № 1
- •Dialogue № 2
- •Dialogue № 3
- •I Prefer a Big Family
- •II. Listening and comprehension tasks
- •Listen to the recording and note down the reasons why:
- •Chose the sentence that doesn’t contradict the sentence from the recording.
- •III. Auditory memory check
- •IV. Follow up activites
- •Relationships
- •Role-Play a Talk with a Psychologist about Family Problems
- •Information sheet
- •Become Proficient
- •Quiz Yourself
- •Joke Time
- •Say what you mean!
- •Guesswork
- •House and flat
- •Text I Our New Flat
- •Text II The House
- •Text III a Flat in our Country
- •House and Flat
- •Building a House
- •A Room to Let
- •Flatmates
- •II. Listening and comprehension tasks
- •Listen to the conversation between Rod and Jim and mark the statements below as True or False.
- •Listen to the dialogue again paying attention to the details and complete the chart below as in the example. Note that four items in the list are not mentioned by the speakers.
- •III. Auditory memory check
- •IV. Follow up activites
- •I. Discussion Points Apartments for Sale
- •Read these newspaper ads and find five differences between the apartment complexes. Spring garden
- •Regency towers
- •Find words in the passages that mean:
- •Which complex would you prefer to live in? Give your reasons.
- •II. Translate the following proverbs and comment upon them:
- •Country Life versus City Life
- •Joke Time
- •Text I My Meals
- •Text II Meals in Russia
- •Text III Meals in England
- •Text IV Meals in the usa
- •British Food
- •IV. Follow up activity
- •Text V The story of Mr Eat
- •Text VI Dinner at the Browns’
- •Focus on Vocabulary
- •I. Reading Practice Dialogue № 1 Ordering Dinner at a Restaurant
- •Dialogue № 2
- •Dialogue № 3
- •II. Discussion Points
- •III. Make up and Act out Dialogues:
- •IV. Situations for Written Compositions and Group work
- •Joke Time
- •Практика устной речи
- •Часть 1
- •620017 Екатеринбург, просп. Космонавтов, 26
Translate into Russian:
He met her at the theatre and realized that it was love at first sight.
The bride and (bride)groom enjoyed the wedding ceremony and the guests’ attention.
First of all they decided to arrange the engagement and only then to announce it officially.
The young couple realized that they were expecting a baby.
They spent their honeymoon in Greece and decided to visit this country every year.
She got married at the age of 21 and gave birth to her first child at the age of 26.
They married for love and lived a long and happy life.
He courted her for about two years and he proposed several times, but she was in love with another man.
They keep a family album as one of the main family traditions.
Child-rearing is quite a difficult job.
The confirmed bachelor fell in love and soon got married though he had intended never to marry.
In the summer they will celebrate their silver anniversary.
He is the only one who supports the whole family.
All newborn babies are so defenceless; they need love and care.
People say that the daughter takes after her father.
Language Check Ages and Stages
AGE |
STAGE |
|
|
0-1 approximately |
a baby |
1-2 |
a toddler |
3-12 |
a child (this period is your childhood) |
13-17 |
a teenager (14-early teens) |
18-… |
an adult |
20-30 |
in your twenties (24-26-mid twenties) |
31-40 |
in your thirties (38-late thirties) |
41-… |
people are middle-aged, in middle age |
60 or 65 |
retirement (when people stop work, they are retired) |
75-… |
old age (you can also use elderly) |
Note: The period between 14 and 17 approximately is called adolescence.
What stage of life are these people at?
Paul isn’t 2 yet, so he is still a __________.
Albert was a bus driver for 40 years, but stopped work 2 years ago, so he is now __________.
Susan is 25, so she is in her __________.
Caroline is 50 this year, so she is now in her __________.
Ron is 35 and his wife is 32, so she is quite __________.
Joan is 75 this year, so she is quite__________.
John was born 6 weeks ago, so he is a __________.
Leyla is 13 this year, so she will soon be a __________.
David is 18 this year, so legally he becomes __________.
15 is often a difficult age for boys going through ________.
Memory Practice
Learn the dialogues by heart:
Dialogue № 1
- Hallo, Susie! I haven’t seen you for ages! How are you getting on?
- Just fine. I entered the university.
- Did you? And I entered into the wedded state. And now I bring up twins. They are playing over there.
- Dear me! They are as like as two peas/like two peas in a pod! How do you tell them apart?
- Oh, they are quite different in character, though they look so much alike. As a matter of fact, they take after their father.
- Your husband must be mad about them.
- Oh, yes. I’m afraid he’ll spoil them. He doesn’t refuse them anything.
- I see your marriage is happy.
- Oh, yes, it’s bliss.
- That’s great! Oh, by the way, what’s your married name?
- Robinson.
- My congratulations, Mrs. Robinson!
- Thank you. OK, see you round.
- Be good!