- •Методические указания по работе с пособием
- •Introduction into english введение в английский язык
- •Немного об истории английского языка
- •Английский язык сегодня
- •Английский алфавит
- •Звуковой строй английского языка
- •Правила чтения согласных звуков
- •Знаки транскрипции
- •Правила чтения гласных букв английского языка Table 3
- •Чтение ударных сочетаний гласных букв Table 4
- •Чтение сочетаний согласных звуков
- •Согласные буквы, имеющие два варианта произношения Table 6
- •Правила чтения
- •Exercise 10
- •Introductions in business знакомства в мире бизнеса
- •Личные местоимения
- •Exercise 12
- •Exercise 20
- •Exercise 21 Translate some useful expressions
- •Exercise 22
- •Exercise 26
- •Exercise 27
- •Exercise 28
- •Exercise 29
- •Exercise 30
- •Exercise 31 Meet bos
- •Exercise 32
- •Titles and names
- •J.G. Cutler tax inspector
- •Douglas r. Baxendale Jr
- •Exercise 34
- •Exercise 35
- •Exercise 36
- •Exercise 38
- •Exercise 39
- •Exercise 41
- •Exercise 42
- •Exercise 49
- •Exercise 50
- •Exercise 51
- •Exercise 52
- •Exercise 53
- •Exercise 54
- •Exercise 55
- •Exercise 56
- •Exercise 59
- •Exercise 60
- •Exercise 61
- •Exercise 62
- •Exercise 63 Make up sentences.
- •Exercise 64
- •Exercise 69
- •Exercise 70
- •Exercise 71
- •Exercise 76
- •Hierarchy
- •Responsibilities/functions
- •Affiliates
- •Structure
- •Managers and executives: uk
- •Managers and executives: us
- •Holdbrook house finance
- •Exercise 82
- •Company departments отделы компании
- •Exercise 84
- •Exercise 85
- •Exercise 86
- •Exercise 89
- •Exercise 90
- •Exercise 91
- •Exercise 92
- •Exercise 93
- •Exercise 94
- •Changes in Retailing
- •Learning foreign languages
- •Exercise 98
- •Pic.1 Singular and plural of the things in the office. Exercise 99
- •Exercise 100
- •Exercise 106
- •Exercise 107
- •Job losses
- •Tourism up 5%
- •Exercise 109
- •Exercise 110
- •Exercise 111
- •Exercise 112
- •Exercise 113
- •Exercise 114
- •The Office
- •Kita Systems, Inc.
- •Exercise 118
- •In the office в офисе
- •Exercise 120
- •Exercise 121
- •Exercise 126
- •Exercise 127
- •Exercise 134
- •Exercise 136
- •In the building в здании
- •Exercise 137
- •Exercise 141
- •Exercise 142
- •Exercise 143
- •Exercise 144
- •Exercise 145
- •Exercise 147
- •Exercise 148
- •Presentation
- •Bloggs & bloggs
- •Exercise 152
- •Exercise 155
- •Exercise 156
- •Exercise 157
- •Exercise 160
- •Read the text .
- •Exercise 162
- •Exercise 163
- •Exercise 166
- •In the morning (утром), in the afternoon ( днем), in the evening (вечером), on Tuesday ( во вторник), at the weeekend ( в выходные), from 10 to 11 ( с 10 до 11). Exercise 167
- •Exercise 168
- •Exercise 169
- •Exercise 171
- •Exercise 172
- •Exercise 174 Read and translate the text.
- •Exercise 176
- •Exercise 177
- •Exercise 178
- •Two people, two jobs
- •Exercise 179
- •Exercise 180
- •Miss Brown
- •Mr White
- •Exercise 181
- •Exercise 188
- •Exercise 189
- •Exercise 190
- •Exercise 191
- •Exercise 192
- •Exercise 193
- •Exercise 194
- •Exercise 195
- •Exercise 202
- •Exercise 204
- •Exercise 206
- •Exercise 207
- •Exercise 208
- •Exercise 210
- •Exercise 211
- •Exercise 212
- •Exercise 215
- •Exercise 216
- •Exercise 217
- •Exercise 223
- •Exercise 225
- •Exercise 226
- •Exercise 227
- •Exercise 228
- •Exercise 229
- •Exercise 1
- •Exercise 2
- •Exercise 3
- •Exercise 4
- •Exercise 5
- •Study enjoy work(x2) live manufacture employ
- •Exercise 6
- •Структура
- •Часть 2 данного пособия содержит:
- •Презентации/Presentation – краткие комментарии лексического материала
- •Аудиокассеты, сопровождающие каждый урок.
- •Методические указания по работе с пособием
- •The Clothes We Wear
- •Clean (чистый) better (лучший) big (большой) different (другой) new (новый) old (старый)
- •In a restaurant в ресторане
- •Invitations приглашения
- •Exercise 81
- •Exercise 82
- •How to write a business как написать деловое письмо letter
- •Exercise 83
- •Some general guidelines
- •Here’s how:
- •Exrcise 84
- •Business Letter Writing Basics
- •Exercise 87
- •Exercise 89
- •Information advertisement enclose wishes possible receiving letter forward
- •Exercise 90
- •Exercise 92
- •Exercise 93
- •Technology in engineering conference
- •45 Broughton Street, Brighton
- •Evening Star classified
- •64 Fleet Street, London ec4j6bb positions vacant
- •Crazy People Wanted
- •If you want a fast paced career, management training and great earning potential in Sales and Marketing, Client Presentation, Trainee Management
- •Customer Reception Front Desk/Telephones
- •In return we can offer excellent rates of pay, holiday pay.
- •If you feel you have the necessary qualities, call Shirley, Heidi or Ashley at – Taskmaster 0113 244 2660
- •Information
- •Invest lend lose owe make keep up save earn spend take out
- •Exercise 167
- •Use pay cash change open make
- •Exercise 189
- •Exercise 190 Complete this article using the Simple Past of the following verbs.
- •Visit join help spend begin decide study become leave complete
- •Exercise 191
- •Exercise 192 Read, translate the text. Ask and answer questions.
- •Lesson 18 урок 18
- •Esson 20 урок 20
- •Recruitment
- •Applying for a job
- •Selection procedures
- •Exercise 208
- •Exercise 209
- •Exercise 210
- •Levels of Management
- •Areas of Management
- •Difficult Colleagues
- •Managers and time
- •Travel Expenses
- •Литература
- •Приложение 1
- •Приложение 2
- •Содержание
- •Часть 1 …………………………………………………………………………………….. 2
- •Часть 2 …………………………………………………………………………………… 118
- •Урок 20. Набор персонала. ………………………………………………………... 217
Exercise 192
Look at the pictures of how the BOS staff travel to work every day.
Discuss how they travel to work, like this:
A: How does ................. travel to work?
B:
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He
She
drives
cycles
walks
goes by bus
goes by train
goes by tube
Exercise 193
Read the conversation between a clerk in a travel agency and a customer. Look at what the clerk says (1-6). Put the customer’s part (a-f) in the right order.
1 Good afternoon. Universal a) OK. I’d like one seat on
Travel. Can I help you? that flight, please, business class. When’s the last flight
from Rome to London the
2. I see. When do you want same day?
to travel?
b) What time does it arrive
3. In the morning or in Rome?
in the afternoon?
c) On 6th June.
4. There’s an Alitalia flight
from Heathrow at six d) In the morning. I have
twenty-five in the morning. a meeting in Rome at 12.00.
5. At eight fifty. That’s local e) Yes. I’d like to inquire
time - an hour ahead of us. about flights to Rome.
6. There’s a flight from Rome f) Good. I’ll come back
to London at seven twenty on that flight.
in the evening, that arrives
in London at five to nine.
Exercise 194
Look at the international departures and arrivals boards and write the correct flight numbers.
Arrivals Expected
GR2 Melbourne Cancelled
QF2 Singapore 2300 Landed
CP3 Hong Kong 2300 Landed
AC1 Beijing 2330 Delayed
KL3 Colombo 2345 Landed
GU1 Jakarta 0010
SA4 Perth 0245
Departures
KL2 Kuala Lumpur 1700 Delayed
GU2 Jakarta 1900 Delayed
AC3 Canton 2000 Boarding Gate 46
AC2 Beijing 2000 Cancelled
CP3 Hong Kong 2020 Boarding Gate 53
QF1 Sydney 2100 Wait in lounge
SA3 Perth 2200 Wait in lounge
Find a flight from Singapore _________________________________
Find a flight that is going to be late ____________________________
Find a flight boarding at gate 46 ______________________________
Find a flight that is not leaving ________________________________
Find a flight that arrives at a quarter to three ____________________
Exercise 195
Read these airport announcements.
“Passengers for flight IB 714 to Madrid can now check in at a desk D. Passengers can take only one piece of hand luggage on the aircraft.”
“This is an important announcement for all passengers. Please keep your luggage with you at all times. Do not leave your luggage unattended at any time.”
“Would Miss K Crawford, a passenger arriving on Air France flight 309 from Paris, please contact Airport Information.”
“Would Herr Kernholz, last remaining passenger on Lufthansa flight 214 to Frankfurt, please go immediately to gate 35?”
“First and final call for passengers on KLM flight 409 to Colombo. Now boarding at gate 25.”
“British Airways apologise for the delay to passengers on flight BA 214. Please wait in the lounge and listen for further announcements.”
Are these sentences true or false?
Herr Kernholz is late for his flight. __________
There’s a message for Kate Crawford. _________
You can put your bags anywhere and go to the bar. _________
The KLM flight leaves before the British Airways flight. ________
You can take a big suitcase onto the plane to Madrid. ________
Exercise 196
Read the text.
Mr Frank Garret, 65, is a schoolteacher. He’s English, but he lives in France, in the Normandy village of Yerville. Mr Garret lives in France, but he works in England.
Every Monday he leaves home at 2.30 in the morning and drives 101 miles from his village to Boulogne, where he leaves his car and catches the ferry to Folkestone. Then he catches the train to Maidstone in Kent and he arrives at Manor School at 8.25. He teaches French from 9.00 in the morning to 3.30 in the afternoon, and then he leaves school. He arrives home at 9.30 in the evening. The journey there and back takes twelve hours and costs only £16!
Fortunately, Mr Garret works in England only one day a week.
And what does he do on the other days? He teaches English! He has a class of eighteen French students in Yerville.
“Yes, on Tuesday I’m tired, “ he says, “but I love my job in England and I love my home in France. I’m a happy man!”
Exercise 197
Answer the questions.
1.Is Mr Garret French?
How many jobs does he have?
Does he go to Boulonge by train?
Where does he leave his car?
Where does he catch the train?
Is the journey cheap or expensive? How much does it cost?
Does Mr Garret go to Manor School every day?
Why does Mr Garret live in France but work in England?
Exercise 198
Complete the text about Mr Garret’s journey back home from his school.
Mr Garret _________ Manor School at 3.30 in the afternoon and he __________ the train to Folkstone, where he ___________ the ferry to Boulogne.
Then he __________ from Boulonge back to his village. The journey _________ six hours. He _________ home at 9.30.
Exercise 199
Complete the questions.
What time ___ ___ ___ at Manor school? At 8.25.
What time ___ ___ ___ ? At 3.30.
When ___ ___ ___ home in the evening? At 9.30.
How much ___ the journey ___? Sixteen pounds.
How long ___ the journey home ___? Six hours.
How many students ___ he ___ in his English class? Eighteen.
Exercise 200
Translate from Russian into English
Электричка отправляется каждые 15 минут.
На каком транспорте ты добираешься до университета?
Я еду на трамвае, а потом на автобусе.
Он за 20 минут дибирается до работы на своей машине.
Очень часто рейсы в Анталию откладываются.
Сколько времени нужно, чтобы доехать из Челябинска в Москву на автомобиле?
Во сколько начинается собрание?
Собрание начинается в 3 часа.
Не люблю уроки в 8 утра.
С 4 до 5 вечера, она всегда смотрит фильмы по телевизору.
LESON 15 УРОК 15
PERSONAL LETTER ЛИЧНОЕ ПИСЬМО
Active vocabulary
Nouns
week - неделя
month - месяц
wedding - свадьба
holiday - каникулы, отпуск
swimming pool - бассейн
sun-tan - загар
penfriend - друг по переписке
decorator - декоратор
ceiling - потолок
frame - рама
Pronouns
everything - всё
nothing - ничего
Adjectives
boring - скучный
exciting - интересный, волнующий
wonderful - прекрасный
bad-tempered - в плохом настроении
manual - ручной
excited - взволнован
Adverbs
same - такой же
twice - дважды
once - (один) раз, однажды
never mind - ничего
at least - по крайней мере
soon - скоро, вскоре
really - на самом деле
nearly - почти
luckily - к счастью
through - через, сквозь
beside - около
Verbs
to get married - выйти замуж, жениться
to be sure - быть уверенным
to reply - ответить
to sunbathe - загорать
to redecorate - делать космет. ремонт
to paint - красить
to stay - останавливаться (в гостиннице..)
Exercise 201
Here are some traditional types of informal letters which are often written by people in English-speaking countries. Look them through and think over the following:
What purposes do people write informal letters in English-speaking countries for?
Are these purposes the same when Russian people write informal letters?
What are the differences in letter-writing traditions which are typical of English-speaking countries and Russia?
18 June 1993
Dear Nigel,
Would you like to come to my birthday party on Saturday, June 29th at 6 a.m.?
I hope you can come.
Julia
15 The Fairway
5T Leonardo-on-Sea
Sussex
12th January
Dear Mary,
Thank you very much for your nice Christmas card. I really should apologize for not having written before. But my mother was seriously ill and it took all my time to look after her. Thank God now she is much, much better. Now I can think about having a small party next Saturday.
Would you like to come to my birthday party on Saturday January 22nd at 7 a.m.? Tom has just come back from India and has got a lot of exciting things to tell us. We would be happy if you, Jim and John join us. Do come if you can.
Looking forward to seeing you,
Yours,
Sally
34 Princess Road
Edinburgh
12th Feb., 1990
Dear Cathy,
I am very glad that you enjoyed the time we spent together in London. I also had the most enjoyable time in my life.
As you see I am back in Edinburgh and once again I turn to my studies with a slight regret for I should have wished to be with you longer. Not only did I say goodbye to you but I also had to say goodbye to my friends in London, to Sally and Nigel. It is quite a coincidence but just before you came I met Nigel for the first time apparently and discovered that he and I were in the same class at school. He says he will be coming up to visit me sometime in the next few days.
I am back in Edinburgh again, as I said. But I can’t say I feel at home because my new flat is still in chaos and I don’t feel at all comfortable. I haven’t yet tried out any of the recipes on the cards you gave me because I am still waiting for someone to come and connect the cooker up to the gas main.
You will be pleased to know that I have cut down my cigarette smoking again to 7 a day. In fact I have even got to the stage of thinking of giving up, because I am not really enjoying them very much.
I am sorry that this letter is a bit disorganized, but I am very tired. I have been working at Japanese a lot during the day and I have written several letters.
Please give my best regards to all my friends, I am very sorry, but I can’t write letters to everyone; at least, not all at once.
My best wishes to you and your sister,
Yours, Andrew
102 Ocean St
Atlantic City,
USA
February 12th, 1995
Dear Russian Friend,
Hello, my name is Jonathan Crown and I’m an American citizen. I’m really interested in how you live in Russia. I hear a lot of stories but I don’t really know how much I should believe.
I’m a very quiet person. I’m in the school band and play the flute. My favourite subject is Algebra. I do well in school.
We go to school five days a week, Monday through Friday. We have a six-hour day. The students arrive at school about 7.40. They socialize until 7.50. At 7.50 we go to our homeroom and get ready for our morning classes. From 8.15-9.30 we have a silent reading period. And at 9.30 we start our first period.
I have many hobbies that I enjoy doing. I often dance at school dances and juice bars. Juice bars are almost like a regular bar but they serve non-alcoholic beverages to the teens. I ski during the winter with my family in Vermont. Plus, one of my favourite pastimes is writing to my pals.
What is your school like? What are some of your hobbies? What subjects do you usually study at school? Do you have your own television?
I’m not going to down your country but I’m also not going to praise mine. Each of our countries has a leader who governs their country in a different way. We have leaders who believe in their way of governing and they think they are appropriate.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Your fiend,
Jonathan Crown
24th June 1999
Dear Julia,
I was very glad to get your letter invitation, but I’m afraid I won’t be able to come to your birthday party. It’s just before my finals and I must do them as well as I can. But I do hope that you’ll let me come and see you once after the exams are over.
Wishing the happiest of birthdays.
Yours, Nigel
After you’ve read the letters tick the boxes when necessary.
A person in an English-speaking country usually writes an informal letter when he would like to:
Find new pen-friends (among people of his own age) ______
Apologize for something ____
Send a formal invitation ____
Send an informal invitation ____
Accept a formal invitation ____
Accept an informal invitation ____
Thank his friend for something ____
Thank the people who have invited him to a party or to visit a school or university __
Refuse a formal invitation ____
Refuse an informal invitation ____