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  • CONSOLIDATION.

  • 1 Put the correct article (a, an, the, or nothing) into the paragraphs below.

  • 1. My mother is ___ English teacher.2. I am ___student. 3. When I get home from school, I watch __ programs on TV. 4. That’s ____ best part of my day.5. I am ___ child, so I think they are funny.

  • 2 Choose the best two words for each sentence.

  • 1 It might be cold and wet, so take a and a . (raincoat / jumper / sunglasses / laptop)

  • 2 It’ll be hot and sunny, so take and a . (raincoat / sunglasses / make-up / swimming costume)

  • 3 I’m going to a smart party, so I’ll put on my and . (raincoat / make-up / swimming costume /

  • perfume)

  • 4 You might get hungry, so buy some and . (sandwiches / sunglasses / biscuits / batteries)

  • 5 I’ve got a lot of clothes, so I’m taking a and a . (handbag / backpack / suitcase / raincoat)

  • DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

    • A relative clause tells us which person or thing the speaker means. To give important information about a person, place, or thing use a relative clause (= a relative pronoun + subject + verb).

    • Use the relative pronouns who for people.That’s the woman who wonthe lottery last year. A cook a person who works

    • in a restaurant .Which for things: Grace works for a company which makes furniture. Where for places: I recently went back to the town where I grew up. Use whose to mean ‘of who/of which’.A widow is a woman whose husband is dead.

    • You can use that instead of who or which. She is the girl who/that works with my brother. It’s a thing which/that

    • connects two computers.That is more usual than which, but sometimes you must use which.

  • Exercise 1 Complete with who, which, where, or whose.

  • The man whose car I crashed into is taking me to court.

  • a. We drove past the house_____ we used to live.

  • b. The girl was talking to you is the boss’s daughter.

  • c. The car was an invention_______ changed the world.

  • d. Is this the shop_______ you bought your camera?

  • e. What was the name of your friendwife is an actress?

  • Exercise 2 Look at the words in the box. Then put some of the words into categories. Use some of the words to write two or three sentences describing your library.

  • Library things: books, …

  • People: students, ….

    • pupils, students, librarian, library, books, newspapers, magazines, teacher, e-learning, reading card, computer, reading-rooms, special halls, children, youth, reference books, manuscripts,periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, prints, records, tapes,

  • Exercise1 Listen to the text and give True(T) or False (F) answers. [1.T1.11 p.118]

    • T

    • F

    • a

    • It’s a shop where you go when you want to buy something.

    • b

    • It’s a hairdresser who works in a restaurant.

    • c

    • It’s a department store where you can buy anything

    • d

    • Mobile phone is a thing which you use to talk to people.

    • e

    • The opposite of fat is thick

  • Exercise 4 Retell the text using the following questions.

  • a. Who takes the food from the kitchen to the tables?

  • b. Where do you go when you want to buy something?

  • c. What do you use to talk to people?

  • c. How do you feel when you have a lot of work?

  • d. What do you do when you finish watching the TV?

  • Exercise 5 Read and write suitable headings to each paragraph.

  • AT THE LIBRARY

  • Libraries are very important in the life of all people. Library is a place where people can get books, periodicals, newspaper files and magazines to read there. There are librarians who can help you to find the information you need and a reading-room – a quiet place where you can work or study using library resources. Readers come to reading rooms to study and prepare material for their reports or for their scientific work. Reading rooms are open to all who wish to work there.

  • I often take books from the university library. The choice of books in our library is very good. There are many short stories and novels, textbooks and reference books, dictionaries and encyclopedias there. Our university library subscribed to several newspapers and magazines. They kept us well informed about the latest developments in this country and abroad, news in the spheres of science, art and literature. Our librarians often organize meetings with writers and poets of our city which are usually held in the library.

  • Although we live in the computer age, and nearly all books and periodicals can be found in the Internet. Today there are libraries in nearly every city, town or village. Schools, universities and big organizations often have one.

  • Exercise 6 Read the text and write suitable heading to each paragraph

  • Exercise7 Discuss the following points in pairs or small groups.

  • You are at “National library”. Think about

  • A service in the library

  • Looking for the materials you need

  • The importance of catalogue

  • The Internet instead of the library

  • Exercise 8 Speak on the given topics.

  • What is the role of the library in your life?

  • Advantages and disadvantages of the library.

  • Useful expressions

  • 1. It’s person who works in a restaurant.

  • 2. It’s a place where you go when you want to buy something.

  • 3. It’s a kind of machine.

  • 4. It’s the opposite of fat.

  • 1. Once upon a time there lived a king _________ thought that he could paint very well.

  • a) which

  • b) who

  • c) where

  • d) when

  • 2 There is a fax machine at the front desk, _______ can send and receive faxes.

  • a) who

  • b) which

  • c) where

  • d) when

  • 3 He did not like the pictures ______ were poorly painted.

  • a) which

  • b) who

  • c) where

  • d) when

  • 4.There is a gymnasium in the basement, _______ you can keep fit.

  • a) who

  • b) which

  • c) where

  • d) when

  • GLOSSARY

    • English

    • Kazakh

    • Russian

    • librarian [laɪˈbreərɪən]

    • кітапханашы

    • библиотекарь

    • subscribe to [səbˈskraɪb tuː]

    • жазылу

    • подписыватьсяна

    • scientific [ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk]

    • ғылыми

    • научный

    • fill in [fɪl ɪn]

    • толтыру

    • заполнять

    • content [kənˈtent]

    • мазмұн

    • содержание

    • purpose [ˈpɜːpəs]

    • мақсат

    • цель

    • manuscript [ˈmænjʊskrɪpt]

    • қолжазба

    • рукопись

    • records [rɪˈkɔːdz]

    • запись

    • жазба

    • fund [fʌnd]

    • қор

    • фонд

    • reference book [ˈrefrəns bʊk]

    • анықтама, анықтама кітабы

    • справочник, справочная книга

    • periodicals[ˌpɪərɪˈɔdɪkəl]

    • периодическое издание

    • периодикалық басылым

    • LIW

    • 1. Learn by heart the poem.

    • What is a Book?

    • A book is pages, pictures and words A book is animals, people and birds A book is stories of queens and kings

    • Poems and songs- so many things

    • Curled in a corner where I can hide With a book I can journey far and wide Though it's only paper from end to end

    • A book is a very special friend

    • 2. Write the students’ application form.

    • 3. Part III.3. Texts for reading. Read and translate the text-10

    • Office hours

    • 1. Grammar exercises 1d- (a,b) [3,p.126]

    • 2.Give the definitions and examples of these phrasal verbs: look forward to, look for, look after, look up. 

  • References:

  • Main literature

  • 1. “New English File” by Clive Oxenden and Christina Koenig for Pre-intermediate level. Student’s book.Oxford University Press. 2010.

  • 2. New Inside out by Sue Kay & Vaughan Jones for Pre-intermediate Student’s book. Macmillan, 2013

  • Additional literature

  • 3. “New English File” by Clive Oxenden and Christina Koenig for Pre-intermediate level. Work book.Oxford University Press. 2010.

  • 4. New Inside out by Sue Kay & Vaughan Jones for Pre-intermediate Work book. Macmillan, 2013

  • 5. Романович А.Ю.,Михайлович Е.Д.BrushupyourEnglish, Устный экзамен по английскому языку без проблем. Москва 2008

  • 6.“Essential grammar” R.Murphy. Second edition. Pre-Intermediate level. Cambridge University Press.

    • HAND-OUT № 41

    • Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits: 2

    • Pre-Intermediate level Practical lesson

    • Lexical theme: My school days.

    • Grammatical theme: Modal verbs must, have to

    • Teacher: Sariyeva Aida Kamzaevna.

  • WARMING UP Read and translate the saying, give equivalents in Kazakh / Russian.

  • Knowledge itself is power”

  • CONSOLIDATION. a) Books are the most important things in out life. I prefer reading books than watching TV. Do you agree or disagree with these points?

  • MODAL VERBS. MUST, HAVE TO

    • Use Must+ Infinitive to talk about rules and obligations.

    • Eg. You must turn off your mobile phones before coming into class.

    • Use Have to + Infinitive to talk about rules and obligations or to say something is necessary.

    • Eg. We don’t have to wear a uniform at this school.

    • You can use mustn’t or can’t to talk about rules.

    • Eg. You mustn’t park here. You can’t smoke here.

  • 1. Exercise 1. Complete the sentences with have to, don’t have to, or mustn’t. [1.5c, p125]

  • a) You _____touch those animals. They are dangerous.

  • b) We _____ take the bus to school. It’s too far to walk.

  • c) The concert is free. You _____ pay.

  • d) In Britain you ____ drive on the left.

  • e) We _____ to study tomorrow. It’s a holiday

  • Exercise 2. Complete the sentences with necessary words, use the pictures.

  • a) This is a ____, we use it to do our exercises.

  • b) We put a lot of things in a________

  • c) I am copying the English lesson on the______

  • d) I've bought some______ to stick things in my book.

  • e) We use it to sit during the classes. It is a_______

  • Exercise 3. Listen to Andy talking about his favorite school subject.[2.2.28]

  • Say if you think these statements true (T) or false (F)

    • T

    • F

    • Art was his favorite subject

    • Miss Lewis had a long dark hair

    • They had only two hours of art each week

    • He wanted to be a professional photographer

    • He went to university and studied art

  • Exercise 4 Retell the listened text using the following questions

  1. What was your favourite subject at school?

  2. Why did you particularly like this subject?

  3. What was the teacher’s name?

  4. Why were her lessons special?

  5. How many hours did you have a week?

  • Exercise 5. Read the text and translate the first paragraph.

  • School really plays an important role in our life. We spend so much time at school that it becomes our second home. All students study for eleven years to get knowledge. And the most important role of school is giving knowledge. There are students who like studying because they are doing well in most subjects and they are going to continue their education after school, get higher education. But for those who are not successful in schooling, school becomes boring and not interesting.

  • The education given at our school is of a very high standard. I'm a good student actually and I don't have many problems with schooling. I generally get on quite well with the teachers. I am quite successful in class and I usually go to school with pleasure, because I like my school and my teachers.

  • I think school gives me not only knowledge, it helps us understand our life better. School is a place where we create and develop our relationships, are taught to be tolerant and respect one another.

  • At school we can enjoy different cultural activities and show our talents. Everyone can take part in a school performance or a class party or take part in a sport competition. All this helps to create good atmosphere and relations among classmates. We want to be friends with everyone.

  • Exercise 6. Read the text and write suitable heading to each paragraph

    • Idiom. to cut school/class

    • MEANING: - to be absent at school without a good excuse

    • EXAMPLE He has bad marks due to the fact that he often cuts classes to play football with friends.

    • "the teacher's pet" MEANING: the teacher's favorite student EXAMPLE: My sister was always the teacher's pet when she was in the first grade at school.

  • Exercise 7 Speaking on the given topic. Match the words from column A with the words from column B to make phrases and then make up sentences

  • Eg. I usually take an active part during the lessons. (take an active part)

    • column A

    • column B

    1. do your

    2. pay

    3. motivate

    4. learn by

    5. make

    • students

    • best

    • attention

    • progress

    • heart

  • Exercise 8. Discuss with your partner.

  • Read the rules at Itchen college. What rules does your college have? Do you agree with these statements?

  • Respect other students, even if you disagree with them or dislike them.

  • You have to speak only English, no other language in class or corridors

  • You have to switch Telephones off in class!

  • You mustn’t Eat in classrooms

  • Arrive on time, if you more than 5 minutes late you must wait for the mid lesson bell (After 25 minutes).

  • 1. You _____ to attend extra classes. It’s up to you

  1. don’t have

  2. must to

  3. may

  4. can

  1. You _______ call your teachers by their first names.

  1. can

  2. must

  3. may

  4. mustn’t

  1. SILENCE. Exam in progress. You ______ talk near here.

  2. should

  3. mustn’t

  4. can

  5. used to

  1. We ______ take the bus to school. It’s too far to walk.

  1. has

  2. have to

  3. don’t have to

  4. haven’t

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