VII. Fill in the blanks. The first letter of each missing word is given.

A nuclear family consists of only a (1) h……….., (2) w……………… and children. In my country, an extended (3) f………… is more common. It consists not only of (4) p……… and children but also of (5) g………., aunts, uncles and cousins. My (6) g………….. lives with us and loves looking after her grandchildren. My mum’s brother, my (7) U……… George, is a widower and has lived with us since (8) A……… Helen died. He is also my godfather.

My Working Day

I. Words and word combinations to remember:

freshman	студент-першокурсник
to be eager	бажати, хотіти
to get dressed	одягтись
cookies	печиво
rather close	недалеко
occasionally	інколи
to share	ділитися
to mix with friends	спілкуватися з друзями
tired	стомлений
satisfied	задоволений
anew	заново

II. Read the text and be ready to do the tasks:

I am a freshman at Kharkiv Trade and Economics College.

I am eager to tell you about my usual working day. My classes begin at 8.30 a.m., so on week-days I have to get up at 7.15 a.m. As a rule the alarm-clock wakes me up and my working day begins. I turn on the radio and listen to it while washing myself and brushing my teeth. After that I get dressed, comb my hair and put on a light make-up. Then I have a light breakfast – some sandwiches or cookies and a cup of tea or coffee.

I live rather close to the college and it usually takes me about ten-fifteen minutes to get there by bus. Sometimes when the weather is fine and I have enough time, I go there on foot. Besides, walking helps to be always in a good form.

Our classes begin at 8.30 in the morning. As a rule we have three or four classes a day. Occasionally I have to stay at college after classes. I go to the library where I get ready for my practical classes or write a report.

When I come home in the evening, I have supper and share the news with my parents. Sometimes I watch TV, or mix with my friends. By the end of the working day I feel both – tired and satisfied.

At about 11p.m. I go to bed to get up early next morning and to begin everything anew.

III. Match the English phrases with their Ukrainian equivalents:

as a rule досить близько

practical classes причісувати волосся

to turn on the radio практичні заняття

freshman задоволений

satisfied як правило

to comb hair увімкнути радіо

rather close першокурсник

IV. Add to your active vocabulary:

freshman студент-першокурсник

sophomore студент другого курсу

junior студент третього курсу

senior студент четвертого курсу(випускник)

to work part-time працювати неповний робочий день

to work full-time працювати повний робочий день

jogging біг

to rush поспішати

substantial breakfast поживний сніданок

V. Are the statements True (T) or False (F)?

1. I am a junior at the College of Trade and Economics.

2. My classes begin at 8.35.

3. As a rule, the alarm-clock wakes me up.

4. I have a substantial breakfast.

5. I live not far from college.

6. I always have to stay at college after classes.

7. In the evening I watch TV or read newspapers.

VI. Answer the following questions:

1. Do you get up early?

2. Do you get up yourself or does the alarm-clock wake you up?

3. Do you do your morning exercises?

4. How long does it take you to get dressed?

5. What do you usually have for breakfast?

6. When do you usually leave for college?

7. How do you get there?

8. What do you do at college after classes?

9. Do you have a lot of free time?

10. How do you spend your evenings?

11. When do you usually go to bed?

VII. Act out the following dialogue:

- Good afternoon, Tanya!

- Hello, Kate!

- How’s life?

- No complaints, thanks. How are things with you?

- I am doing fine, thank you.

- Glad to hear it.

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