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Read the dialogues and dramatize them.

ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY (II) | Read the text. | Read the text. | Fill in prepositions where necessary. |


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  2. B) Listen to the dialogues and check task a).
  3. B. Write out the informal words and word-groups which occur in the above passage and explain why you think the author uses so many of them.
  4. Before listening, look at the words and expressions below that you will hear and make sure you understand them.
  5. c) Make up your own dialogues on choosing a career. Use the word combinations in bold type in them.
  6. Complete the following proverbs matching their halves. Define the types of the sentences and predicates in them.
  7. D) Act out the dialogues following the intonation from the cassette.

Good evening, Miss Denny!

Good evening, Mr. Twist!

You look upset. What's the matter?

I am very tired.

You should take a holiday.

That's what I'm going to do.

- What are you going to do during your holiday?

- I'll go to Yalta. I like to swim. The sea is wonderful
there, and what are your plans?

-1 haven't decided yet. Maybe I'll travel by car. I like travelling very much.

- Have you ever been to the Crimea?

- Yes, several times. There are many people in the
Crimea in summer.

2. Make up a story based on the dialogue.

Holiday in Winter

Hello, Alec!

Hello, Mike! You are on holiday, aren't you?

Yes, and I feel very happy, I must say. The weather
is beautiful.

What do you do every day?

I ski, skate, go for long walks, I often go out.

Glad to hear it. You know, my favourite season is
summer. I like volleyball, tennis and swimming.

Oh, Alec, you can do all those things at the new sta­
dium in winter. There's a swimming-pool there, too.
Let's got to the stadium tomorrow.

Sorry, Mike, I'm busy tomorrow.

Busy?

Yes, I must go to Berlin on Tuesday. And tomorrow
I must get ready for my journey.

I wish you good luck.

Thank you.

3. Ask as many questions to the dialogue as you
can.

Have you travelled a lot, Nick?

Yes, I've been to 30 different countries.

Really? Have you ever been to China?

Yes, I've visited China twice.

What about India?

No, I've never been to India. But Peter has been
there.

By the way, how long have you known Peter?

For seven years, since we studied at the institute.

4. Read the dialogue and use it as a model for
your own one.

- Hi, Helen!

- Hi, Bob!

It's a long time since I saw you last. Where have you
been all this time?

I've just come back home from England.

Oh, really! How did you get to go there?

Our family was invited to spend our vacation there.

5. Read the dialogues and render them in Indi­
rect Speech.

Peter: Hello, can I speak to Oleg, please? Oleg: Speaking. Hello, Peter!

Peter: I'm back from the Caucasus, Oleg. We are hav­ing a little party at my place next Sunday. Will you and your wife come?

Oleg: Oh, it's a pity, but we are leaving for the Baltic seaside next Sunday.

Peter: I see. Then I wish you a good holiday.

Oleg: Thank you. By the way, did you enjoy your holi­day, Pete?

Pete: Yes, very much. I stayed at a hotel in the moun­tains and then spent a week at the seaside.

Oleg: Was the hotel at the seaside good?

Pete: Fantastic! Modern, comfortable and quiet. What kind of holiday are you fond of?

Oleg: I am fond of travelling. I'm going for a camping holiday.

Pete: Shall I come to the station to see you off? Oleg: That'll be very kind of you.

 

John and Mary are Going Away For the Week1

(John Smith is a teacher. He and his wife are getting ready to go away for the week.)

John: Have you packed everything, Mary? We must hurry if we don't want to miss the train.

Mary: Yes, everything's ready. But I haven't had time to collect your coat from the cleaner's.2

John: Haven't you forgotten to take my razor?

Mary: No, I haven't. But I'm sure you've forgotten to buy new blades for it.

John: Never mind,3 we can buy some at the station kiosk. (The door-bell rings.) That must be the taxi. All ready to leave,4 Mary?

Mary: Just a minute. Let's make sure5 we haven't for­gotten anything. Have you put the note I gave for the milkman?

John: Yes, of course I have.

Mary: You've bolted all the windows, locked the back door, turned off all the lights, the radio and the tele­vision, haven't you?

John: You've asked me that at least a dozen times. Hurry up, for goodness sake.6

1 for the week — артикль "the" указывает на текущую
или ближайшую неделю

2 the cleaner's (shop) — химическая чистка

3 never mind — ничего, пустяки

4 All ready to leave? — Все уже готовы к отъезду?

5 let's make sure — давай убедимся

for goodness sake — ради бог6. Learn the dialogues and continue them.

Can I have a single room on the second floor, please?

I'm sorry we won't be able to give you a room on
the second floor.

- Is the hotel full up?

— Yes, there is a conference here.

*

OK. Here we are.

What time.do we get to Boston?

The train is due to arrive in Boston at 12.30.

Thank you for the information.

Have a comfortable journey.

7. Read the dialogues and summarize the in­
formation.

What flights to Glasgow have you got?

There are two flights a week on Tuesday and on
Friday.

What time?

At 10.30 every Tuesday and at 8.30 every Friday.

How much is a tourist class ticket to Glasgow?

A single ticket is... pounds and a return ticket is...

I want one single tourist class ticket for Friday.

*

They say Paul is going to fly to New York.

That's right. I booked a single ticket for him.

When is he going to fly?

Next Wednesday.

Will you see him off?

By all means.

I wish him a happy landing.

*

I say, Paul, what is the Tower famous for?

Ask me another.

I'd like to go there. Will you join me?

With great pleasure. When and where do we meet?

Let's meet on Trafalgar Square at 12.

That's settled. Till tomorrow.

See you tomorrow.


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