6. First match the words and appropriate questions. Then practice the conversation substituting these words and questions according to the model. Answer with per­sonal information:

Address Where do you work?

Occupation Where do you live?

Place of birth Where were you born?

Business phone What do you do?

Place of employment What’s your business phone number?

Model: — What’s your address?

• I’m sorry, I don’t understand.

• Where do you live?

• Oh, I see. 1415 Concord Avenue, Apart­ment 20.

6. Translate into Ukrainian:

1. He is nine years old. 2. She is sixteen years old. 3. I want to become an engineer like my father. 4. In the evening the family watches TV or listens to the radio. 5. His family consists of six persons. 6. Her family consists of three persons. 7. My brother wants to become an officer like our father. 8. We like our English lessons. 9. They like literature 10. I want to become a technician like my mother. 11. She is like her mother. 12. He is like his father. 13. You are like your mother.

6. Translate into English:

1. Bauia poflHHa BejiHKa? — Tax. 2. 13 CKijibKox oci6 BOHa cKJia/iaeTbCH? — Moh ciM’n CKJiaaaeTbcn 3 n’flTH oci6. 3. Hh e y Bac 6paTH Ta cecTpn? — Tan, y MeHe e cecrpa Ta 6paT. 4. Xto Be/ie rocnoaapcTBo? — Ba6yca. MaMa Ta cecTpa AonoMaraioTb m. 5. Bam 6aTbKO po6iTHHK? — Hi, Min 6aTbKO iimeHep. BiH npamoe Ha 3aBofli.

6. Fill out fhe form:

Personal Information Sheet

Date

Name

Permanent Address

Tel. N: Home: Business:

U.S. Citizen: yes no

If no, nationality

Date of birth

(month) (clay) (year)

Place of Birth

Occupation

Place of Employment

Sex: M F

Marital Status: Married Single

10. Read and dramatize the following dialogues:

A: I have just finished secondary school and I want to work at a factory.

B. That is a very good idea. You may learn to be an opera­tor of the electronic computers like myself. It is a very good profession.

A: What can you tell me about the factory where you work?

B: Our factory is very big. It is equipped with modern machines.

A: It must be very pleasant to work at such a factory.

B: Certainly it is.

A: What are your wages? ( How much do you earn?)

B: My wages are rather high. I’m a qualified operator of the electronic computers.

A: Please tell me, what do you do after working hours? Have you time for the cinema, theatre or concerts?

B: Of course, I have. I go to the theatre on my days off. I like music very much and I often go to concerts. Be­sides I study English.

A: Do you know English well already?

B: No, I can’t say that I do. But I try to study it regularly and I hope that soon I shall be able to speak English well.

* * *

A: Now, I’d like to know about your family.

B: Oh, my family is a very large one. I have a father, a mother, grandparents, two sisters and a brother.

A: Do you all live together?

B: Yes, we do, and it’s a remarkable thing, by the way, that we practically never quarrel.

A: Besides your immediate relatives you must also have some uncles and aunts and some cousins.

B: Yes, several. Every now and then they come to see us at our place or we go to see them.

A: I wonder who does the cooking and looks after the house.

B: It’s all in the hands of my mother. Of course, my sisters help her. Now tell me something about your family.

A: Well, as a matter of fact there is little to tell. I am an orphan and before I got married I used to live quite alone.

B: So you iiit married! You have never told me anything about it!

A: I got married I wo years ago. Didn’t you hear about it? B: Have you any children?

A: Yes, we’ve a fine little girl. Her name is Ann. Come and see us some time.

B: Thank you ever so much. You also by all means come and see us. I'll be so glad to introduce you to all the. r members of my family.

A: I’ll come by all means. I’ll be so glad to know them all.