Glossary
English
Transcription
Kazakh
Russian
boots n.
[bu:ts]
бәтіңке
ботинки
earrings n.
['з:riŋz]
сырға
серьги
necklace n.
[nekleis]
әшекей
ожерелье
waistcoat n.
[weist'kəυt]
жилет
жилет
trousers n.
['traυzəz]
шалбар, сым
брюки
military n.
['militəri]
әскер
войска
incredible adj.
[in'kredib(ə)l]
мүмкін емес
невероятный
chain n.
[tʃein]
тізбек
цепь
probably adv.
[prbbli]
мүмкін
вероятно
customer n.
['kʌstəmə(r)]
сатып алушы, клиент
покупатель, клиент
LIW
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Fashion
Most people believe that it's important to look nice. However, some people say that we place too much importance on appearance and fashion.
One will hardly disagree that it is pleasant to look at a person who is neatly and beautifully dressed. A person usually chooses clothes according to his or her age, social class, financial position and occupation. People also choose clothes according to their preferences and character. To my mind, if a person wants to produce a good impression and to be successful, he or she must look nice. When people speak to you, they always pay attention to your appearance and your clothes. If you look sloppy and untidy, they will try to avoid you. There is a saying that "good clothes open all doors" and I quite agree with it.
But some people place too much importance on their appearance. They spend much money on expensive clothes and sometimes they look ridiculous trying to be fashionable. It looks strange when a person wears razor blades instead of earrings, dyes his or her hair bright red or purple or puts on shoes on enormous platform. I believe that people should follow fashion and pay attention to their appearance, but it should never become a kind of obsession.
Read the poem and learn by heart.
Watch the elegant models of the runway Long-legged, slender, dressed with care Don't we all wish there was some way We could fit into what they wear Not that those clothes are for any of us To wear at work or play or on a date But keeping in shape is worth the fuss For off-the-rack styles at any rate
Office hours
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Read and retell the text. [2. p. 40.] Have you ever been to a Zara store?
Write the words in the correct order.
Example: a / always / am / diet / I /on I am always on a diet.
a. ever / hardly / I / perfume / wear
b. buy / clothes / I / often / second-hand
c. don’t / gold / I / jewellery / like / usually
d. a / is / pleasure / rarely / Shopping
e. after / always / changed / get / I / work
References
Main literature:
1.New English file (pre-intermediate) Student’s book, ClieveOxenden Christina Latham – Koening. Oxford University Press, 2010
2. New Inside Out (pre-intermediate) Student’s book Sue Kay & Vaughan Jones Macmillan 2012
Additional literature:
3.New English file (pre-intermediate) Work book , ClieveOxenden Christina Latham – Koening. Oxford University Press, 2010
4. New Inside Out (pre-intermediate) Work book . Sue Kay & Vaughan Jones Macmillan 2012
5.“Essential grammar” R.Murphy. Second edition. (pre-intermediate)l. Cambridge University Press. 2009.
6.onestopenglish.com
HAND-OUT № 47
Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits: 2
Pre-Intermediate level Practical lesson
Lexical theme: The role of the Internet.
Grammatical theme: Infinitive
Teacher: Zhakipbekova Dinara Kelsinbaevna
Warming
up:
Give
the equivalents of this proverb in your own language:
“
Practice makes perfect”.CONSOLIDATION
Cross out the word that does not go with the material.
silver bracelet / earrings /
gloves/ ringdenim jacket / jeans / jumper / skirt
cotton bracelet / dress / shirt / top
woolen jeans / jumper / scarf / socks
leather gloves / jacket / shoes / tights