Match the phrases from two columns and act them out in pairs. Use your own ideas for replies.

*I’ve got to go. * Where was Mary yesterday? * What is the point of the text? * Your time is up. * You will get a good mark! * Will you buy some bread, please. * Oh, I’m so sorry! * Here is her phone number. * I have to read lots of texts in English. * Are you sure?

* Collect the copy books. * It doesn’t matter. * I’ll keep it in mind.… * As far as I know she was at home. * I doubt it. * Yes, absolutely. * Will do. * Nothing doing. * I my opinion, it is about the education in Russia. * I have much to do.

Listen to an interview between a restaurant manager and a student. Then complete the Employee Interview Form if you are the interviewer who asks questions.

Welcome to the Happy Chicken!

Kevin: Come in! … Hello, yes … take a seat. Now, are you …?

Tom: Tom … Tom Baker.

Kevin: Tom Baker. Ok. My name is Kevin Bird, Tom, and I’m going to interview you today.

Tom: Hi!

Kevin: Now then, how old are you, Tom?

Tom: Nineteen.

Kevin: OK. And what job are you applying for?

Tom: Waiter. Just a normal waiter.

Kevin: OK. Now we have two shifts, that’s seven to three or three to eleven in the evening. Do you have any preference?

Tom: No, I don’t mind. But I can only work Saturday and Sunday.

Kevin: That’s OK, Tom. Saturday and Sunday are our busiest days! Are you available from next Saturday?

Tom: Sure! That’s the eighteenth, right?

Kevin: Yes, Saturday the eighteenth. Great. But first can you tell me if you have any experience? Our standards are pretty high here at the Happy Chicken.

Tom: Well, last summer I worked for MacDonald’s … for three months.

Kevin: Right. How about as a waiter, though?

Tom: Oh, I worked over New Year in a local restaurant near my parents’ home.

Kevin: Oh yes? And did you enjoy it?

Tom: Sure, it was OK. I speak Spanish and there were lots of Spanish tourists, so I got good tips!

Kevin: Great! So you speak Spanish. Excellent. Well, there are still some other candidates so can you just give me your phone number and I’ll be in touch?

Tom: Yes, it’s 559304.

Kevin: 559304. OK! Oh! When is the best time to contact you?

Tom: Evenings, between five and eight, I think.

Kevin: Fine. Well, thanks very much for coming, Tom. See you again!

Tom: Thank you, Mr. Bird.

Kevin: Call me Kevin!

Tom: Oh, thanks. Bye then.

have two shifts –иметь две смены

have any preference - иметь какие-нибудь предпочтения

be available- быть доступным

have any experience - иметь опыт

Excellent, Great - блестяще, классно

Happy Chicken Restaurant Group Employee Interview Form Interviewer:…………………………………………………………………………… Name: ………………………………………………………………………. Age: ………………………………………………………………………… Job wanted: ………………………………………………………………… Shift preferred: 7am-3pm / 3pm-11pm / any No. of days per week wanted: ……………………………………………… Start date: ………………………………………………………………….. Experience: …………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………… Other details: …………………………………………………………………………………………. Contact phone no: ………………………………………………………. Best tome to contact: ……………………………………………………  

26. Read a dialog, and then act it out.

Learn the main points of a resume. Tell about the person in the table.

RESUME

Name:	Stephen Lo
Present address:	23 South Sierra Drive, San Diego, California
Telephone:	[phone]
Date of birth:	9/17/70
Education:	1977-84 Millard Fillmore Elementary School, Oakland, Calif. 1984-88 James Garfield High School, Oakland, Calif. 1988-92 College. U.C.L.A., Los Angeles, Calif. Graduated with a B.S. in Business Administration
Employment history:	1987-1991 Camp counselor, Camp Redwoods, Mendocino Country, Calif. Archery and swimming instructor.   1992- present Administrative assistant, Soledad Computers, San Diego
Foreign languages:	Chinese – excellent, Spanish – fair
Hobbies:	Camping, horse riding

28. Read the text and answer the questions.

1. At what age do children start school in Britain?
2. Is secondary education compulsory for all children?
3. What types of school are there in Britain?
4. What types of schools does primary school include?
5. How long does a pupil learn at primary school?
6. What kind of school is a comprehensive school?
7. How long does a pupil learn at secondary school?
8. When do pupils graduate from school?
9. What can they do after leaving secondary school? Can they continue their education?
10. What type of education is there after school?
11. What schools are called "public school”?

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