- •Personal identification
- •Relations by birth Кровные родственные связи
- •Relations by marriage Родственные связи по браку
- •Age Возраст
- •Religion [rilid n] Вероисповедание
- •Death Смерть
- •Exercises
- •What Is In a Name?
- •Student information
- •Free of charge - application may be copied
- •Appearance
- •I.V.Kritskaya
- •It’s fun to watch myself in a mirror. A mirror shows me what I look like. A mirror helps me learn about myself. It’s fun to play in front of a mirror. I can make up a poem about that.
- •Character
- •Love is a fallacy By Max Shulman
- •Vitebsk state university
- •V.Ye.Khorovets Part I From the history of the University
- •My University
- •I study at the University (where?…) - Where do you study?
- •The Students’ Life and Studies
- •At the department stores part I
- •Introductory text
- •The Big Stores of London
- •The most famous britain’s department stores
- •Selfridges The original department store
- •Part II
- •Departments (Отделы)
- •In the department store
- •Some Useful Information and Helpful Words and
- •Part III Money
- •Interaction Shopping
- •Follow up
- •Are you being served? a) Ladies’ shoes
- •Topics for Oral Compositions
- •Shopping (food) n.N.Krasovskaya Supermarket
- •Some Food Shops (Stores)
- •Quantities and Package (Количество и упаковка)
- •Some Useful Expressions
- •Idiomatic Expressions
- •Some additional words and expressions
- •Ex. 6.Name 5-10 products you might buy at …
- •Shopping (At the Supermarket)
- •Words and expressions
- •If I need …, I go to the … .
- •At the Supermarket
- •At the Restaurant
- •Words and expressions
- •In the Coffee Bar
- •Topical Vocabulary
- •Exercises The following words are often confused
- •By George Burns
- •Maladies of the 21st Century
- •Here are nine of the most common warning symptoms of stress. First decide if you have ever experienced the symptom. Then try to remember when and why, and make notes.
- •Now report to the class like this:
- •Coping with moods Depression
- •Make sentences like this:
- •Look at the list of jobs and arrange it from the most to the least stressful
- •B) Now work in pairs and compare your ideas with those of your partner’s
- •Your Place in the Stress League
- •What do you think?
- •Cfs. Tired All the Time
- •How does the illness usually start?
- •Is cfs contagious?
- •Tired All the Time: cfs
- •Conversation practice
- •Complete the dialogues:
- •Translate into English
- •The republic of belarus
- •Слова и словосочетания к тексту «The Republic of Belarus»
- •The Republic of Belarus
- •Vocabulary Exercises
- •Belorussian National Culture
- •Belarus
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Efrosinya Polotskaya
- •Vocabulary
- •Vitebsk is an Ancient Town
- •I am afraid you are mistaken.
- •I am sorry but I disagree with you.
- •I think you are right. .
- •Part II
- •Architectural monuments and Museums of Vitebsk
- •Part III Obligatory list of words:
- •Vitebsk as a Cultural Centre
- •Дом, открытый для всех
- •Part IV Obligatory list of words:
- •Vitebsk as a Centre of Industry and Education
- •Higher education
- •In great britain and in our country
- •Obligatory list of words: Ex.1.Read the words correctly, practise your sounds. Learn the words.
- •Higher Education. Universities.
- •British Universities
- •III. Making the summary System of Education in Great Britain.
- •V.A.Boiko Obligatory list of words:
- •School Education in Belarus
- •Sanctions
- •A) between two teachers
- •B) between a teacher and a parent
- •C) between the classmates
- •My future profession
- •Lawyer - юрист
- •A model teacher
- •Now do some exersises
- •Pupils as they are Ex. 12. Read the following list of words and divide them into 2 groups (positive
- •Ex. 18. Read the story and say what you think of this teacher. While translating use a dictionary if necessary. Flowers are red by Harry Chapin
- •Ex. 19. Read the following sayings about teacher’s profession and choose those you like best. Give your reasons. Teacher
- •Family matters
- •Ex. 3.Choose and say what you want your pal to do and what you don’t want
- •The Scholarship from “Green Years” by a.J. Cronin
- •Dating Customs
- •Will You Go out with Me?
- •Engagements, weddings, births and funerals getting engaged
- •Divorces rise and fewer get married
- •R Yes. First my family spoke to him, and then they called me in, and we talked for four, four or five minutes. My father decided immediately.
- •I Now you have two sons, don’t you, one twenty-one and one fifteen. Are you going to arrange their marriages?
- •Ex. 11.A) Read the text about different types of families and think of advantages
- •Nuclear Family, Extended Family
- •Relative Values
- •My Father
- •Is there a generation gap in your/your friend’s family? What are the reasons of conflicts? ecological problems
- •Ex. 5.Read and translate the following words of the same root. Determine the part of speech they belong to. Memorize them:
- •Ecological Problems
- •The Greenhouse Effect
- •The Destruction of the Ozone Layer
- •Acid Rain
- •Deforestation
- •The forest resources of the countries in the Baltic Region
- •Endangered Species
- •The Energy Trap
- •Measures to Be Taken
- •What You Can Do to Help!
- •The European Environment Agency (eea)
- •Оглавление
The most famous britain’s department stores
HARRODS: founded in 1849. Has 300 departments. More than 4000 people work there. Visit the food halls. Their displays are amazing. You can buy more than 500 different kinds of cheese. Harrods will send anything anywhere, even fridges1 to Finland! The Harrods shop on the fourth floor sells only things with the famous Harrod’s logo2 on. Good for gifts3.
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1 fridge [frid ] – холодильник; 2 logo [lugu] – эмблема; 3 gift [gift] – подарок
JOHN LEWIS started from a textiles business in 1864. Is now a part of the John Lewis Partnership, which includes more than 20 department stores and more than 80 supermarkets. People who work there have a share1 in the profits. Does not sell food, but very good for textiles and houshold goods.
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1 share [] – делить, участвовать
HARVEY NICHOLS founded in 1813 as a small linen1 store. Has now got seven floors. Very stylish. Specializes in designer clothes and expensive gifts. Open each week day until 8 p.m. Interesting and unusual window displays. The fashion department for young people is on the lower ground floor. It’s called “Zone”.
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1 linen [`linin] – белье, лен
SELFRIDGES opened in March 1909 after the largest ever advertising1 campaign by a retailer2 to date. Sells almost everything. At Christmas all shop windows are devoted3 to a theme, such as Alice in Wonderland or Father Christmas; no goods are displayed. “Miss Selfridge” on the ground floor sells fashionable and affordable clothes.
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1 advertising [ædv`taizi] – рекламный; 2 retailer [`ri:teil] – розничный торговец; 3 devote [di`vut] – посвящать
Ex. 1. Comprehension questions.
What are the most famous stores in Great Britain? Why?
What is Harrods famous for?
Does John Lewis sell food? Why?
What does Harvey Nichols specialize in?
Where is “Zone” situated? What is it?
How does Selfridges change at Christmas?
Ex. 2. Find in the text equivalents to the following words and phrases:
продовольственные залы; 2) потрясающий; 3) различные виды сыра; 4) вещи со знаменитой эмблемой; 5) текстильный бизнес; 6) включает; 7) прибыли; 8) хозяйственные товары; 9) стильный; 10) дорогие подарки; 11) отдел модных товаров; 12) рекламная компания; 13) витрины; 14) на первом этаже; 15) модная и доступная одежда.
Ex. 3. Make up questions to which the following sentences might be the answers.
It has 300 departments.
Harrods will send everything anywhere.
It started from a textiles business in 1864.
It’s very stylish.
Selfridges was opened after the largest-ever advertising compaign.
Alice in Wonderland, Father Christmas and others.
Ex. 4. Find some more information on Selfridges.
Selfridges The original department store
Selfridges department store, on Oxford Street in London, is one of the largest department stores in the world. The store is enormous: it has more than 300 departments on six floors, 2,500 employees, and every day more than 100,000 people from all over the world walk through its doors, eat in its five restaurants and use its four lifts and three escalators. In 1909 Gordon Selfridge, an American, founded the London store which now carries his name. He had been with Marshall Field, a large department store in Chicago, for many years. At Marshall Field he had introduced many new things, and he had totally redesigned the store to attract1 women. He introduced writing rooms and powder2 rooms. He gave the store beautiful window displays and lighting which stayed on at night. He put full page advertisements in the newspapers. He introduced the ‘annual3 sale’ and the ‘bargain basement’. He started a restaurant in the store. For the first time customers could eat and shop in the same place.
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1attract [æt`rækt] – привлекать; 2powder [`paud] – пудра; 3annual [`ænjul] – ежегодный
Now look at this extract from the text and complete the sentences.
Gordon Selfridge founded the London store which now carries his name.
A department store is a shop which ___________.
Gordon Selfridge designed window displays which _________.
An annual sale is a sale which __________.
A bargain basement is a place which __________.
A lift is something which _________.
Gordon Selfridge introduced lighting which _________.
A powder room is a name which means _________.
Work in pairs. Fill in this chart with details about Selfridges from the text, and with details of a department store in your town. (Try to find out the details).
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Now change partners and ask your new partner questions about his/her department store.
Where is the department store?
It’s in _________.
How many employees has it got?
I don’t know. / It’s got about________.
TOPICAL VOCABULARY II
Some shops and the goods they sell.
(Некоторые магазины и их товары)
Bookseller’s (bookshop) [`buk`slz] – книжный магазин
Dress shop = Women’s outfitters [`aut`fitz] – магазин женской одежды
Draper’s [`dreipz] – магазин тканей
Furniture shop [`f:nit] – мебельный магазин
bedroom suit [swi:t] – спальный гарнитур
sette [sti:] – диван
Haberdasher’s [hæb`dæz] – галантерейный магазин
belt - ремень
thread reel [red ri:l] – катушка ниток
needle [ni:dl] - игла
pin [pin] - булавка
button [`btn] - пуговица
gloves [`glvz] - перчатки
scarf [ska:f] - шарф
toiletries a.o. [`tilitriz] – туалетные принадлежности и др.
Jeweller’s [d u: lz] – ювелирный магазин
Ring [ri] - кольцо
Ear-rings [`i:`riz] - серьги
Necklace [`neklis] - ожерелье
Pendant [`pendnt] - кулон
Bracelet [`breislit] - браслет
Men’s outfitter’s [`aut`fitz] – магазин мужской одежды
Record shop [`rk:d] – магазин продукции звукозаписи
Shoe shop [u:] – обувной магазин
Stationer’s (Am E: stationery) [`steinz] – магазин канцелярских товаров
writing pad [`pæd] - блокнот
writing paper – писчая бумага
notebook [`nutbuk] – записная книжка
file [fail] – папка для бумаг, документов
ruler [ru:l] - линейка
rubber [`rb] - стерка
ball point pen – шариковая ручка
felt-tip pen - фломастер
fountain pen - авторучка
Newsagent’s [`nju:s`æd nts] – магазин периодических изданий (печати)
newspaper - газета
magazine [,mæg`zi:n] - журнал
greeting card [gri:ti ka:d] – поздравительная открытка
envelope [`nvlup] - конверт
stamp [stæmp] - марка
poster [`pust] - плакат
Milliner’s [`milinz] – магазин дамских головных уборов
Toy shop – магазин игрушек
Ex. 1. Match up the shop (departments) with the appropriate goods.
Haberdashery a) pendant, necklace, ring
Stationery b) records, music disc
Record Department c) post stamp, greeting card
Perfumery d) living room suite, cabinet, sofa
Newsagent’s e) scent, eye-shade, hand cream
Furniture shop f) ball, Teddy bear, doll
Jeweller’s g) button, gloves, needle
Toy shop i) felt-tip pen, note paper, ink
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Ex. 2. Name 2-5 things you might buy at:
Model: You can buy some needls, pins and buttons at Haberdacher’s.
Household goods department
Children’s department
Draper’s
Haberdasher’s
Shoe shop
Men’s outfitter’s
Milliner’s
Bookseller’s
Stationer’s
Dress shop.