3 Уровень
Задание 1. Вставьте пропущенные слова
1. - Are you ready? - I'm afraid, not…. (ещё нет)
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- Do you want to buy this hat? - Oh, no, I want to buy … one. (ту, другую)
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I'm very hungry. I want one … slice of this pie. (ещё, больше)
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Are you … working? (все ещё)
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Who … wants to go outside? (ещё, кроме этого)
Задание 2. Составьте собственные высказывания по аналогии
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Lizzie is still busy. Mike is still working. Are you still at work?
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Who else sells flowers? Whom else do you want to give your new phone number to?
3. I don't like carrot juice. I'd prefer another sort of juice.
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This dress is very bright. Let's buy the other one. I'd prefer another colour.
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I haven't been to Riga yet. I haven't tasted lobsters yet.
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- Do you want anything else? - One more cocktail, please.
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One more bottle of mineral water and the bill, please.
Задание 3. Составьте по 3 предложения с каждым из слов (still, yet, more, another, other, else)
МОДУЛЬНЫЙ БЛОК № 6
“EVERYDAY COMMUNICATION”
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Лексика: |
The Telephone. The Post Office. Mass Media. Internet. Написание письма |
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Модальные глаголы can, may, must, ought, should, would, need |
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Обучающий модуль 6.1 The Telephone. The Post Office. Написание письма
1 Уровень
Задание 1. Прочитайте и переведите диалоги
1. A: Hallo!
B: Is that you, Alec? This is Boris speaking. Why didn't you attend lectures?
A: Oh, I'm not very well and I have to stay at home.
B: What's the matter with you?
A: It's the flu. My temperature's 38. I've a bad headache. I feel so upset - in some days we'll have the exam in computers.
B: What does the doctor say?
A: He says I must stay in bed for three or four days and take some medicine.
B: Can I do anything for you?
A: Please, bring me your notes. I missed some lectures.
B: All right. By the way I've got a textbook "Microcomputer Design". I'll bring it if you like.
A: Thank you. How long may I keep it?
В: Keep it as long as you like. I can borrow another copy from the library in the evening. Good-bye. See you in the evening.
A: Good-bye. Give my best regards to the group, please.
2. George (to a passer-by): Can you tell me where there is a call-box around here?
Passer-by: Let me see. There's a booth in North Street. I'm going that way myself. You may come with me, if you wish.
George: Most willingly.
(at the call-box)
Georges Oh, I've forgotten my friend's call-number.
Passer-by: There must be a directory in the booth.
George: Oh, yes, here's the directory on the shelf. Thank you.
Passer-by: Don't mention it.
George: I beg your pardon, but haven't you a decent coin. Mine is too worn and battered; it doesn't go into the slot.
Passer-by: I think I have. Here you are.
George: Thanks awfully.
Passer-by: That's all right. Good-bye.
3. A. Hallo! May I speak to Mrs. Berth, please.
B. Pardon?
A. I'd like to speak to Mrs. Berth, please.
B. I'm sorry, but I can hardly hear you. There's some noise. Your voice is fading from time to time. Would you call once again, please?
A. Can you hear me now?
B. Now I hear you all right.
A. I wonder if Mrs. Berth is in.
B. Unfortunately, she's out. Any message?
A. Yes, please. Would you ask her to call Mr. Lesley?
B. What's your telephone-number?
A. 432-2563.
B. 432-2563?
A. Right!
B. She'll call back in an hour or an hour and a half.
A. Thank you!