5. Act out the situation At a party from exercise 20, Unit 1.
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1. What about sth/doing sth? – Как насчет … ? e.g. What about going to the country? (It is also possible to say “How about sth/doing sth?)
2. a round of golf / a set of tennis / a game of chess – партия в гольф / теннис / шахматы
3. a diary ['daIRrI] – дневник, ежедневник
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4. What a shame! / That’s a shame! – Обидно! (Как) жаль! Какое безобразие! e.g. What a shame that you were not able to attend the meeting. – Как жалко/досадно, что вы не смогли присутствовать на совещании. / it’s a shame to do sth – нехорошо/стыдно что-то делать: e.g. It’s a shame to laugh at him. / Shame on you! – Стыдись! Постыдись! / Стыд! Позор!
5. Never mind! – Неважно! Не обращайте внимания. e.g. Come in, never mind the mess. – Входите, не обращайте внимания на беспорядок.
6. to give sb a ring – позвонить кому-либо, e.g. Could you give me a ring tomorrow morning?
7. to ’cancel sth – отменить что-либо: e.g. The excursion was cancelled because of bad weather.
8. an appointment – (зд.) встреча, свидание, договоренность / to make an appointment – договориться о встрече / to have an appointment (with) – иметь договоренность, быть назначенным на прием (к кому-то): e.g. I have an appointment with Mr. Smith for 2.30. / to keep an appointment – прийти на свидание/встречу в назначенное время / to break an appointment – не прийти на свидание/встречу в назначенное время
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6. Ask and answer as in the model:
Model: St-1 – What about a set of tennis this weekend, say, Saturday
afternoon?
St-2 – I’m afraid I have an appointment on Saturday
afternoon. How about Sunday morning?
St-1 – That sounds fine. Only... Could I give you a ring in 10
minutes’ time?
St-2 – Sure, no problem.
a set of tennis
a game of chess
a round of golf
a trip to the country
a walk in the park
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Friday evening
Saturday morning
Saturday evening
Sunday afternoon
Sunday morning
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half an hour later
a bit later
tomorrow
in an hour
in the evening
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7. React as in the model explaining the reasons:
Model 1: T – Susan is afraid she won’t be able to join you in the game.
St – That’s a shame! (What a shame!) She is such a good
player!
Model 2: T – Harry was late again for work yesterday.
St – It’s a shame that he can never come in time.
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8. a) Listen to Dialogue 1.
b) Read Dialogue 1 after the speakers imitating their intonation.
Dialogue 1
A – Hello, Pete, what about a round of golf some time soon?
B – Good idea. Let me just get my diary… I’m going to be pretty busy
next week…
A – Well, what about a week on Saturday?
B – You mean the 4th May… Yes, I’m free in the morning.
A – Good, let’s say 9.30 then, shall we?
B – Yes, 9.30 will be fine. I’ll see you there.
A – Right. I’ll look forward to it.
B – Me too. Bye.
с) Listen to Dialogues 2-3 and complete the table below.
Calls
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Day and time fixed
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Event
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2
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3
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d) Listen to Dialogues 2-3 again and reconstruct them. Act out the dialogues.
Dialogue 2
A – Ron, you know _______________________________________
B – Yes.
A – I’m sorry, but I won’t be able to make it. ___________________
_______________________________________________________
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B – That’s a shame. _______________________________________
A – ____________________________________________________
B – ____________________________________________________
Dialogue 3 A – Ron, it’s Pete.
B – _____________________________________________________
A – OK. _________________________________________________
B – _____________________________________________________
A – Yes, that’s what I was phoning about. ______________________
________________________________________________________
B – Just a moment. I’ll have a look in my diary. __________________
_____________________________________________ Wednesday afternoon looks
fine.
A – __________________________________________ 2.30 suit you?
B – Yes, __________________________________________________
e) Listen to Dialogue 4 and answer the teacher’s questions about Gordon Strachan.
9. Complete the following dialogues using phone calls 1-3 as a model.
1. A – Hello, … ! What about … ?
B – Good idea! Let me …
A – Well, what about … ? …, shall we?
B – …
A – …
2. A – …, it’s about …
B – Yes.
A – … but I won’t be able to make it. …
B – That’s a shame. Never mind, …
A – …
B – …
HOME ACTIVITIES
10. a) Listen to the text Accommodation (by Thomas) and make a plan of it.
b) Listen to the text again and put down the key-words.
c) Write a reproduction of the text.
d) Get ready to discuss the text in class.
11. Translate into English.
1. В своем дневнике Самуэль Пипс (Samuel Pepys), секретарь Королевского общества (Royal Society), живо (vividly) описал ежедневную жизнь англичан в 17 веке. 2. Если ты поймешь, что не можешь прийти в условленное время, позвони мне. 3. Как жаль, что концерт был отменен! Я так хотел послушать новые песни! 4. Какое безобразие! Дерек снова опоздал. 5. Как насчет чашечки кофе? – C удовольствием. 6. Москва наших дней – это не Москва 19-го века. 7. Она была Добсон и, как все Добсоны, очень умна. 8. Вас ждет какой-то Белов. 9. Вам нравится эта картина? Это Левитан. 10. Про какого Толстого выговорите? – Про Толстого, который написал роман “Петр Первый”. 11. На прошлой неделе мы ходили в Третьяковскую галерею.
CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES
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