- •Практика устной речи Leisure
- •Warm-up
- •Listening for gist
- •3. Listening for details
- •4. Lexis
- •4. Lexis
- •4. Lexis
- •Consolidation
- •5. Speaking
- •1. Warm-up
- •2. Listening for gist
- •3. Lexis
- •4. Listening for details
- •4. Lexis
- •5. Speaking
- •1. Warm-up
- •2. Listening for gist
- •3. Listening for details
- •4. Lexis
- •Speaking
- •Consolidation
- •1. Warm-up
- •Listening for gist
- •Listening for details
- •Speaking
- •Warm-up
- •Listening for gist
- •Listening for details
- •Speaking
- •Warm-up
- •Listening for gist
- •3. Listening for details
- •4. Lexis
- •5. Speaking
- •Warm-up
- •Listening for gist
- •Listening for details
- •5. Speaking
- •Consolidation
- •1. Listening
- •2. Speaking
- •List of recordings
- •162600, Г. Череповец, пр. Луначарского, 5.
4. Lexis
1) Choose the correct form of the adjectives in bold in the article on the right.
We asked several people the question, 'How do you choose a book to read?' Here are their replies:
1. 'I judge the book by its cover. If the cover looks interesting/interested, I buy the book. Sometimes I'm lucky and the book is good, and sometimes I'm disappointing/disappointed.'
2. 'I always read book reviews in newspapers and magazines and when I read about a book that sounds interesting/interested, I write it down in my diary.'
3. 'I don't take any risks. I always read books by authors I know. I get really exciting/excited when one of my favourite authors brings out a new book and I buy it immediately. This way I'm never disappointing/disappointed.'
4. 'I read the first page and if it's boring/bored, I don't buy the book. If I want to turn over the page and carry on reading, I buy the book.'
5. 'It's easy. I never read fiction but I'm fascinating/fascinated by biographies of famous people. I find strong women in history particularly inspiring/ inspired.'
6. 'I tend to choose books written by women. They have a better feeling for characters and the relationships between them, and that's what I find interesting/interested in a book. Having said that, I've just finished a book by a man and it was brilliant!'
Look at the replies and answer these questions:
a) Which adjective ending do you use to say how people feel?
b) Which adjective ending do you use to describe the people or thing that causes the feeling?
2) Define a type of a book.
a) a book that tells a story
b) a book you study at school, college, or university
c) a book of instructions
d) a book of instructions for cooking
e) a book for tourists
f) a book about someone's life
g) a book about your own life
h) a book you can write in, with empty pages
i) a book with a hard cover
j) book with a thick paper cover
3) Define the words containing the word ‘book’. They may consist of two words or may be written as one word.
Book ____ someone whose job is to fasten the pages of a book together and put a cover on it
Book ____ a piece of furniture with shelves in it for putting books on
Book _____ a group of people who meet regularly to discuss books they have read
Book _____ a pair of objects that you put at each end of a row of books to stop them from falling over
Book ___ ____ a prize for a novel written in English, given every year to a writer from the UK, Ireland, or the British Commonwealth
Book ___ more interested in studying and reading books than in taking part in physical activities such as sports
Book ___ a small thin book that gives you information about something
Book _____ something you put inside a book so that you can find the page you want
Book _____ a piece of paper with your name on it that you stick inside the front of a book that you own
Book ____ a frame for holding a book so that you do not need to use your hands
Book _____ a person or business that sells books
Book _____ a piece of furniture that you put books on
Book ____ or book _____ a shop that sells books
Book ____ a small shop with an open front that sells books, newspapers, and magazines, for example at a railway station a. a temporary place for selling books, for example in a market or at a jumble sale
Book _____ a piece of paper of a particular value that can be used for buying books in a bookshop usually given as a present
Book _____ someone who enjoys reading books and spends a lot of time doing it
4) Define a part of a book
a) the outside page at the front or back of a book ________
b) a cover for a book _______
c) the first or last page of a book that is next to the cover and has nothing printed on it ________
d) the cover of a book that holds the pages together and protects them ________
e) the edge of a book where all the pages are fixed together ________
f) a single sheet within a book ______
g) a page which shows authors legal rights for the book and other editing details _______ _________
h) a short introduction to a book usually written by someone other than a writer _________
i) an introduction to a book ________
j) a statements of thanks at the beginning of a book ________
k) a list at the beginning of a book showing the parts into which it is divided _______
l) a picture in a book _______
m) a sections giving extra details at the end of a book ______
n) information printed on the outside of a book to describe it or to make it more attractive to buy ______
o) a special number with a bar code which is unique for every edition if every book _______
5) Decide which answer (А, В, С or D) best fits each space.
Why read books?
Is it worth reading books, (1) … nowadays there are so many other forms of (2) … ? Some people say that even (3) … books are expensive, and not everyone can (4) … books from a library. They might add that television is more (5) … and that viewers can relax as they watch their favourite (6) … All that may be true, but books are still very (7) … . They encourage the reader to use his or her (8) … for a start. You can read a (9) … of a book, or just a few pages, and then stop. Of course, it may be so (10) … .that you can't stop! There are many different kinds of books, so you can choose a crime (11) … or an autobiography, or a book which gives you interesting (12) … . If you find it hard to choose, you can read (13) … , or ask friends for ideas. Personally, I can't (14) … without books, but I can (15) … up television easily enough. You can't watch television at bus stops!
1) |
A in |
В or |
С why |
D since |
2) |
A entertain |
В entertainment |
С entertained |
D entertaining |
3) |
A paperback |
В the |
С so |
D when |
4) |
A borrow |
В buy |
С lend |
D take |
5) |
A excited |
В excitable |
С exciting |
D excitement |
6) |
A ones |
В programmes |
С episodes |
D cereals |
7) |
A too |
В public |
С live |
D popular |
8) |
A imagination |
В author |
С index |
D amusement |
9) |
A capital |
В head |
С chapter |
D cover |
10) |
A current |
В imagined |
С interest |
D gripping |
11) |
A history |
В novel |
С booklet |
D poetry |
12) |
A advise |
В idea |
С information |
D fact |
13) |
A announcements |
В gossip |
С reviews |
D prefaces |
14) |
Ado |
В make |
С have |
D take |
15) |
A pick |
В look |
С give |
D turn |