coca minutes a da SERS RDEnelishBeegenne. MIpeasaraest nawemy aunwanio Kypc English in 20 Minutes a Day, paspaGoranmuii aan Tex, Ko NaySdeT ANTANHICKHI RDLAK CAMOCTORTeALIIO, Bui ACTKO BbIGEpETe HPEM AAR IAHSTIM, TaK KaK KYPC Ccocrawaen ¢ ys1eTOM HTeHICHAHOrO pirTMa ConpeMenHON HONK. BCe, TO baM HYAKHO,~ 910 AUCT ¢ Yynpaxtiennann Ha OAHoro ypoxa, chpanouHoe NOCOBHE M KOMMAKT-AHCK C NABMePON, H BI MOKeTE YyamTh anradiickwit H CAYUMATD ANTAHFiCKVIO PED, TAC BAM YAOOHO H KOFAa YAOGHO. ax cocrapaen yueGunk? Kaxcauir wa 12 paaaeaon yueSiiaka COCTOMT Ix LIMKAa YpokOB, 8 KOTOPLIX paccMaTpHEAIOTCS orkpeTHbie CHTYAUIMH, HaCTO BO2HAKAIOUINE B HoUCeAHEBHOM 2xMIKH, Taki O6pa30M, Bo! OcROUTE TROKeSHINe KOMMYHHKATHBHDIC HaBIKH Ha PeaAbiih NpHMepaX, CMOXCTE FOBOpHITE H NOHMMATS Anrauiiexylo ped Ha CAyX. Bb HaNHETE C 2308, CHaMana MaysiTeCs SHAKOMATECA M 3aAaBaTl BONPOCE, 2 3areM, Cyne 3a crynewMio Nossa CBO! ypoReH®, NOcTeNeHHO nepeniAeTe K BOACE CAOIRHONY ‘Matepinaay. K KOMUY KyPCa Bl OBAAAEETE AHTAHFICKHIM SSBIKOM 8 AOCTATOSHOM OGLEME, MTOOLL OAAepxIEATS PAsrOROP H BHIpHAATS CBOE AMEN Anranticxiit ~ aapix mexaysapoaHoro obuLens. ype English in 20 Minutes a Day no3a0avrr BaM Tioxwa08aTHCA AHFAHCKHIM KaK HMETTepHAUMIOHANDHLIM {s361KOM AB CBOGOAHOFO OBeEHH C AOAbsuN ACETO Ava. B PaMKaX KyPCa OTENeH PABAHA D ‘cagnoynorpesneninn 1 opcporpadpime # Gprttanckaw (UK) 1 axepixancKow (US) sapiiatte antaniicxoro s3bika, 370 MOMO:KET Bak HaNaTs paaGUPATRCR B TOHKOCTSN sHabIKa M1 NOSYBCTBOBATE COOH HCTHMHEIM erparkaaniion suspar. Miro mxoant & y4eGuna Komment? B xommaekr pasgenos 1-6 Bxoast: + YueGrik # nanke-ckopocunmarene, CHaxkeHHON! pasaearTensiuat (raKinen, KaK 9TOT), KOTOPHHE IpeapapsioT HavaAO KaXKAOO UMKAa YPOKOR, «© Lllecre xownaKr-astcxo8, 10 OAHOMY AAA KaxKAOTO 1 Pa3AEKOB. Resource Book, av cnpanosnioe nocoBiee, COAepxaulee KAUN k YMPAXHONIAN, rpaMMaTHUeckH ykaaarens (Grammar Bank) 1 noyposist aKiAo-pycckint cxoBape (Word Bank) «= Kitnra Audio Scripts c texctawn ynpaxkiiennit, aanvicaiisx Ha KOMNAKT-AHCKAX, KOTOPHe MOTYT CCAYKHT ApHFTeADHION ONOpOM HO HENS NPOCAyAINBANNR 3arUCe «# Mpospasnaa naacrukonaa nanka AAR Tora, ‘TO6K! RaM GbIAO yAOGNCe HOCHTE c COGOR OTAeALHEE MCT! € TEKCTOM HYZKHDNX Hak YPOKOB. Kak pa6orars ¢ yseGnnKon? f Kaxeanit ypox HaunaeTcs € npOCTOrO BOMpOCA «AAR PasNiHkrr f 3aTeM B61 NoAHOCTHIO BlATONHAETE Ce SaAANHI, TO ECT wiTTaeTE yNpAKHEHHA MAH NpOCAyUINBAeTE ganic. ECAH pes maer 0 npocryumsaxint, HoMep samncn Ha CoOTBETCTBYIOUIeM AVicKE YKa3a sam c HoMepom ynpaxkHeltus AaHIOTO ypoKa, B UeHTpe sHauka C MBOGpAKeHHEN HayLAHNKOS, 1 Bonhuimticrao ypoKos Coaep>kar KpaTkie fpansiaraveckHe 3KCKYPCHL, KOTOPEIE HEOBXOANMO tives 1 tularexusio orpaGorars. Ccsiaka See Grammar Bank oaxavaer, sro Boxee noapoBsbe REACH No AAHHOM TeMe BbI HaFIAeTe & NpuAaraeMioN cnpaBO4HOM NOCOGH ‘= BosMoxkHo, YOK NOKaXKeTCA BAK ACFKIM, HAM Bhi BLICTPO CpawHTece CO BCeNvA 2aAaHENAH B aTOM cayuae y aC ECT BOAMOKHOCTH NOXMMMATICA EU, BLITOAHNE yNpAxHENMe 20 minutes +, oTopoe siaaseTCR AOTOAHHTeADHBIM. HO ECM Y BAC HeT BpeMeHHs, He OropHasiTeck, TAK KaK Bb exe npopaGoraaH ocHoBtivio TeMy YDOKa. Aonowinressnite noamoxnocrs. B pawxax Kaxkaoro pasaena bam npeaAaraerca: ‘* OrAoxiyTe 1 nono cox cAOBApHEN 2anac ¢ NOMOUIMIO CheuHaRLHX ypoKoE Breakthroughs. ' Mpocnears 2a paanuTiteM saxsarbiBai0Uleh ACTEKTHBNOM HCTOpHIN, 3aNMICAHHOMT Ha KOMMAKT-AMCKAN. # Oui cam aocTHPKEHHS,BLiNOAHMS TeCT. >Kenaem yaauull Bit Henpeerino AQGoerece yCTeNa, 3aHHMaSIC ANTAWeKiNA S3IIKOM nO 20 MIMAYT KaZKABIT AHO!Unks ypokos Getting to know you [Aavarre NosHaKoMnwcs] HayercH Ha oGyueHne axewenrapHbint KoMMyHikariagiie Hasbikan, Bel ystaere, Kak IpuHstro 3a0poBarecs B TOK Nn moi CtTyaMN, KaK Nloaaepxat Geceay 0 NoBceAMeEHEDX saHsTHS Wait pacckasatn 0 paGore cembe. B 9TOM pasaene Bb NoatakoMurTece € OcHosHbiMu: npHHUHnaN, Ha KoTOpeX CTPOHTCR Bech yyueGrbift Kypc 8 UeNOM, Ocrorseumce ¢ ero meroAN Meckinnin OcOBeHHOCTAMA Ha Havanbitom ypoowe, Bis Gyaere uyscreosats ce6a yeepenno, koraa nepeniaere caeayiouum pasaena BaxHyio vacTe sawero | yseGHoro kypca. Ecnia BosMOKHO, npocnytuit- balire kaxayio 3anucy He- | cxonexo pas w He pac cTpamsaimece, ech cna ana Bei nojimere He &ce ccnosa. 4106s) o6nersiaTs ceGe sanauy, nonbayiirece ‘Apwnaraioutamicr c6opHi ow TexcTos Audio Scripts Yee Gonbwe abi Gypere | cnyurare anrnuticeyio pep, pmebiKan x ee 38y Yanmo, Tem yeepentee bi HauHeTe rosopHTe, 8 kaviecrse acnonuntene Hix ynpasceHia pexo: Menayercs nosropsts | scye cross w pupae [ Ayavosanncn coctannnot ore ORO. | LESSON 1 LESSON 2 LESSON 3 LESSON 4 Meeting and greeting people [ 3axomctoo v npuercrane] Where do you come from? [ Orkyna B11 ponow?] What do you do every day? [ 4ro eet nenaere Kartu eH?) Talk about your family [Morosopuns 0 Bawel ceMse.] BREAKTHROUGH 1 Welcome! LESSON 5 LESSON 6 LESSON 7 LESSON 8 LESSON 9 LESSON 10 LESSON 11 LESSON 12 [06pe noxanosars!] Introducing people [BuaKomnn none} What work do you do? [ne abs paGoraere?] Completing forms and giving personal details [Kak 3anonnute ankery 4 coo6uiwTs nvvibie ZaHHbIe} What can you do? [Yr0 Bb yweete?] Seaside Mystery: Part 1 [Taina npumopcKoro ropoaKa, 4acte 1) Check your progress [Mposepste ce6s!] Applying for a job (1) [Mock paGorei (1)] Leave a message [Octaasre cooSurene] BREAKTHROUGH 2 At the bank LESSON 13 LESSON 14 LESSON 15 LESSON 16 LESSON 17 LESSON 18 LESSON 19 LESSON 20 [8 Ganke] Saying thank you [Buipaxaen GnaronapHocrs) What do you look like? [Kak abi esirnagure?] Likes and dislikes (1) (410 eam Hpapurea He Hpasutcn (1)] Likes and dislikes (2) [to eam Hpaaures v He Hpasirca (2)) Applying for a job (2) [Mowex paGores (2)] More family talk [1 cHosa paarosop 0 cenue] Seaside Mystery: Part 2 [Taha npymopceara ropoaKa, wacth 2] Check your progress [Mposepsre cobs]Getting to know you eS Meeting and greeting people 1 ax wot anaxonrecn? Miro abt o6u14H0 rosopiTe npn nepson scrpese? Ty 2 Creavoue supaxci npeacrasanor coon ycroftwmie o6opoTs, Koropste yorpe6ABOTER B HFAMIICKOM sabIKe MPH aHaKOMCTRE, FIpOUUTaFtTe 31H BbIpAKeHHs, OAKOEPEMEHHO Caytuas sarc — \ , (( How do you do?) And I'm David Kennett. I'm Bilary Raisbeck, | _) How do you do? 7 { Good moming, my name's (Pleased to meet ( ! j Yang Chong ¥ you, Yang Chong._/ 3 (Hello, rm Anna Polsky How do you do? ‘ My name's Harold Brown 4 ( % I'm Sharon Ward. Nice to meet you. # How do you do? 310 suipaxenne YYMeCTHO TOABKO np aHakoMcTBe. B orser nonaraerca cnpociTs ‘10 ke cawoe: How do you do? : English in 20 minutes a day3 S1v1 aioan yoke sHaKowbl. Mpowratire, Kak OHM saoposa¥rcg, | M npocayuraitre saniics. Onpeaeanre, kaxori 1 avianoros coornercrayer Tenekbononty paaroBopy. 1 ‘Hello, darling, How are you? ''m fine, Mum, How are you? 2 ‘Good afternoon, David. How are things? Fine, thanks. And you? 3 "Hi Sharon. How are you? Very well, thank you, Dr Brown, Dyess jee eae a 4 “Anna! Nice to see you! «+ Hello... How are you? Ha 2To pacnpoctpanientioe Hello, Harty. Nice to see you too. INpABETCTBHE NPHHSITO OTReYATS NOAOAMTEADHO 8 OBWUIX BLipaxeHHAX, HanpHvep: Very well, 5 ‘Hello? thank you Hs 'm fine, thanks. ts that you, David? « Huxoraa He pacckasbieaiire, Kak abt UyecTayeTe Yes. Hello, Hilary 26s Ha camom acne! ence a 4. MloaGepute x kaxkaomy OGpawieHtio WAH NpHBeTCTBMW (1-3) CoorBercrayIoUINA oTBer (ae) a aa de | ae Greeting Response 1 Excuse me, are you Dr Brown? a) I'm fine, thanks. 2 How do you do? by Pleased to meet you, Ms Raisbeck 3 How are you? ©) Yes, tam 4 Hello, Im Hilary Raisbeck di. How do you do? 5. Hi Sharon! Nice to see you € Nice to see you too, Hilary ; How to say it B cneuwanbheix Bonpocax, HasHaioulixca c How, Who, What Where, | KONE npeAAODXCHNA HHTOHAUIA NOHIDKAeTCA: How are you? ee B oGuyx BonpOcaX, Ha KOTOPHIE MOOKHO OANOSHaUNO OTBETHTE «Aa» HAM sere, HHTOHALIAB KONE NPEAROKeHNA NOBHILIAeTCA: Exese me, are you Dr Brown? 20 minutes+ = SanonnrTe nponycky 8 ananorax CAosaNN H BLipaxeHSMI 3 ABHHIX B PaNKe. Vicnoxnsyiire KaxkAoe CA0H0 H BBIpa>KEHHE TOABKO OAM Da. 1A: Excuse Me. are you Professor Polsky? B: Yes, lam 2 2 Ce Hello, ShArON «ee essseeesserensee? D: and you? 3 Es . David ! F, And you! sll gl = alg la la GB_Meernwarre samen n yEearmec, 70 9 Mpasino mnonHHN anaGetting to know you eerste) ard Where do you come from? 1 ¥ pac ects onsitiiaa kaprouKa? Uno Ha Heit HanvicaHo? Kakyio nitbopwauino et nomecTian Gbi Ha cBOeN KaprouKer 2. Mpownraiire 97H BHaHTHbIe KaproUKi M AonoaMATE pearoxertis, ® Hilary Raisbeck srogarent ConsanK weior Road onchester 0 300 Theoret a0 AIS Hors S Financian ADVISE sor Fluancrs Lo Wettes Hien Province Causa 827650904 @ Professor Anna Polsky TO gas bed Pes PR aceadal rr ier 1 Hilary comes from M (name of town) David Kennett lives in V. (name of country} Sharon Ward works in T. (name of town} (name of country} Dr Brown works in K. 2 3 4 Anna Polsky ives in M 5 {name of town) 6 Yang Chong comes from C. (name of country) Pe eas cre 100 Skopje 3 Ewe pas npocmorpiTe BH3MTHLIe KapTOUKH {ynp. 2) 4 oTMeTBTe (¥) coaep»xauiyioca 5 Hx HHcopausno o BAaAeAbue.. Erere card rear ren Centre avl f vv a mons eed4. Tlocayuarire pacckas sHaMeMHTon KHNO3Re3AM 0 TOM, MoM oTANUaeTCR Ce POAHOA FopOA OT TOANHBYAA, Haviaute sxauenne kaiowenbix Caos & Word Bank, different small friendly big speak walk drive see Do you know? ‘¢ L come from. Kak mpaaitno, pe Aer © ctpatie, rae Bbi poaliaHich au 0 mecre, KoTOpoe si cunTaeTe OAH AOMON + To xe camoe moxKHO BbypastiTe ‘nave: My home town is. « Ilive in.. Tak rosopar 0 tom mecte (crpane, ropoae), rae sbi xneere acrosuit MomeH @ 5. Oreerste Ha creayionne sonpocet. Fpocaywialire sarice euye pas, ecaH HeOGXOAHMO, I Where does the film star live? She lives in 2 Where does she come from? She comes from 3. What do people say in Minnesc ‘They say and 4 What do people do in Hollywood? They everywhere. 5 What kind of house does she live in? She lives in a house. 20 minutes+ Paccxaxnre 0 ce6e, oTBeTHE Ha CAeAyIOUlMe BonpOcel. 1 Where do you come from? {come from (name of country or home town) 2. Where do you live? Live in (name of town) 3. What's your name? My name Is 4 Where do you work? work in (name of town) :Getting to know yo! What do you do every day? | Bur co6xoaaete onpeaenenbiit pacnopsox Ava? UTo BaMt npuxoautrca AeAaTH @:KEAHEDHO, & NTO — TOADKO # BBIXOAHNER Weekends up at 630 Stay in bed until 4 Go shoy @ 2. Mlocaywaitre pacckas Mafikaa 0 ero pacnopsiaxe AHA. AONOAWHTe TeKCT, HCMOAR3YS HYDKHBIC CNOBA M3 ABHHEIX B PaMKe. Hanavre atauenie Hestaxombix Caos 8 Word Bank. do finish start get dressed have wake up get up leave walk 0 play watch | do, the same things every day t at seven, but I stay in bed until seven-ffteen, Then 1 and a shower ‘That really wakes me up! | and then I breakfast ~ some toast and a cup of coffee. the house at eight thirty and to the bus stop. | to work by bus, 1 work at about nine, and 1 ‘work at five or six. In the evening 1 dinner and television or on the computer. | am usually in bed by eleven!DT0 tnaronbHoe ppews ynorpeGaseTca AAR OSosHaNeNa OGuINHIR, NOBToPROWUCA, ApHOUHLX AeNCTENA, 1 always have coffee for Breakfast. 1 40 10 work by Bus ‘Takoxe ynorpeOnsercs, Koraa pewb waet (06 oGuenspectinx dhakrax v RBxeHHsX AeHICTSTEARHOCTH, TH. KBeUHEIX METH. People drive om tie right in the United States. People often do te same tings every day B 3-m anue ea. 4. (he, she, it) k ocHose raarona Mpubanaserca -s Walt es. Sie was to wonk every day, He waihs television in the evening. B otpiuateasioni cbopme nepe rharoaom rasiitcs scromoratensietn traron don’t van doesn’t, 1 don goto work by bus. - He doesn't wath television. See Grammar Bank 3. Brnwarenbyo npounrafire rpawMarnueckoe NloscHeHHe 8 paMke, Flovemy Mavixn 8 cies paccKase ynotpeGaser npocToe HacTORUIee ApeMs? 4 Aononnnre npearorxenna, cooGuias o AericTBHsK Malika 8 3-M ANye eA. 4. (he) in. pelt ae 1 [ get up at seven fifteen 2 walk to the bus stop. 3 [start work at nine 4 finish work at five or six 5 I watch television 6 play on the computer Michael gets up at seven fifteen He ooocsssnesee$ 0 the bus stop. He $ work at nine He es work at five or six He es television, He 5 on the computer. 5 Mpearoxkenna n3 reson KoronKn ynp. 4 nocTapste 8 oTpHuaTeabHyio hopMy, ynorpeGasia don’t. 1D dont get up at seven fifteenGetting to know you peta Talk about your family 1 Cronnko y bac poactaenaiikon? Hasosute “neHos caoeit ceMti aunt uncle mother parents ——father cousins i children j daughter sister brother grandparents sgrandlather grandmother 2. Vayunte reneaxormueckoe apeso anti. Onpeaesire, Kem HasBakHbIe ADAH puxoasirca Xanne, Stephen, Sather Martin Marie and George: lonet Davi Susan Rosa and Gemma Julie | Marie Brown m. George Cobley ‘Susan Ellis m. Ken Barton (1935-2001) in20m3 Hatiaure raaron to be » Grammar Bank, 3axonwite coeayrouine npearorenis, 6pas HyaxHyI0 chopuy rrarona. HesepHy.o cbopmy 3aepKHITe, 1 My brother Owen Is /ate-at university 2. Lis/am the only daughter in my family. 3. Gemma is/are the same age as me. 4 Her name is / am Rosa. 5. Weis /are a family 6 They ate /is my grandparents. 4 Vicnoasays o6paseu, nocrassre npeaoxeHst n3 ynp. 3 1 orpuuarersiyio copay. 1 My. brother Owen. is not. at university Kax npasiino, a MorocAOtK CAOBAK Mol HDIACAEN, 'YAaPeHHEM TOABKO OAM CNOT: family — twenty sisleen @ 5 Mpounrarie pacckas Xakibi 0 ee Conve, CAHOBeMeHHO CAyaR anc. OGparnre sHnmarne, Kyaa nlaAaer yaapeHHe & CADBAX, BHIAPAEHHIX KYPCHBOM. Mpocaymiatine sannics euje pas 4 nosropire 3TH cAoRa BCAYX Hive with my meter anc my faker and my two brothers, They are called Owen and David. Owen is twenty and he’s at university. David is sitean and he's at school, ike me. | have two arandimotiers and one grandatier. My otfer arandfater is dead. |have one tuicle and one aunt. My aunt Janet is my mothers sister. They have two davies, Rosa is ten and Gemma is foureen, like me, They are my cousin.5 E Be Ae he Cs: a ee ee ae: 0 = ae Stage 1 Home, sweet home 1 Kax surasaur aom saueri wera? OH noxOX Ha KaKOMT-HHGyab AOM 113 NOKASaHHDIX Ha HAAOCTpALUIA? Moxkere ait Bhi CooTHeCTH 9TH AOMa ¢ OAHOM HB epesitCAeHHEN cTpAH a china Switzerland Greece United States 2. Ha nawocrpaunsx H306parKerot pastbie THN 3AaHH K kaxkaomy #2 Hix noaGepHte cooTBercreyouee onpeaeaesne (1-5) Bocnonnsyhtect, wAaiocrpauaMn, detached house semi-detached (UK1 duplex (US) block of flats (UK) bungalow (UK) ranch house (US) terraced house (UK) row house (US) apartment building (US) Definition Type of home a house with two or more storeys that is not joined to another detached house. ‘a house with only one storey 2 tall building with separate homes on each floor @ house that is joined to another house on one side a house that is joined to another house on both sides Gp 2 vec wane sce w onerse /) xp asain soMon flat detached house terraced house bungalow semi-detached houseWelcome! 4. Tipocayuiarire ananor, Adenia H ero Kena Mop actpesaior rocren, YkaxkiiTe, KoMy 3 AefICTAYIOUINX AM, NPHHAAAEKHT KakAAA 13 CA@AYIOULIIX PENAL. chimney roof A. ‘Hi there. Welcome! B. “Our car is in the drive. Is that OK? © ‘How's baby Rosa? D A bit tired David Marie) Brien Susan B CLUA 1 Beanko6pirrani cursraerca XOPOULIAM TOHOM NPHXOAMTE B FOCTHE GykeroM useTOs ast KOPOGKOM iokoaaaHn koHKher, ITO He OGs3a~ “TeABhoe TpeGonaHine, HO xo3seea, Hawepuska OueHaT TaKOM sHaK ‘BRMMaN. 5 Ha wocrpausn mi iaie cen 1 ‘ow, tae oa aoe. TIpowranre ‘eave yroepscachin Onmerure vepnee (7) 1 Hesepne OX) 1 They have thre children, | 2. The family I n a bungalow 3. They have two dogs. r 4 The two daughters are twins husband wife — twins ————! children é tortoise parrot English in 20Peopledining room 6 Aonosnre npeanoxers, Hcnoabays HYPKHbIE CAOBA 13 HANCAHHBI Ha NAHE AMA BBILE, | The family eat their meals in the ..xHeh AeByILKE. + Ms: odpauerive x xenuiHe Ges yRasaiins Ha ee ceMertHo® NOAOKEHE.3. Mpocaywiarire sanntce. BaiGepnTe 2 This is 3 Can introduce you to Coxpauerntie cpopwis B avranvicxom sabike, OcoGeHHo 8 yCTHOF pen, npakTuKyerca cAvAHHE ChOB, Hanpunep, aaa rarona fo be npnsie: cxeayroue Coxpauienis: Nam => tm we are we're you are» youre you are > you're ev he’s Uiey are» they're she is» she's touts See Grammar Bank 4 Mpocaywaiire auanorn ee pas. Onserore (¥) nposeysanuine coKpauietiie cop. 5. Sanoannre nponyckis Hy-KHbiNG CoKPaULeniiM CPOPMAMH 1:3 NPHBEACHHLIX B paNKe. | Can L introduce you to Dr Harold Brown? consultant in Kigali 2 Hello, Sharon Ward. | work at the Westerfield Business Centre. 3 This is David Kennett. our project directors in Vietnam. 4 Do you know Hilary? a friend from Manchester, 5 Can introduce you to Anna and Ivan? .. from Macedonia, ‘4 a de ssGetting to know you Lesson 6 What work do you do? Yeu nbi sapafarninaere Ha 2xiaHb? BaM HpablTca paitia paGoral ToaGepire anraniickoe caoBo, HasbiBaioulee pos Balen AesTeAbHOCTH, MW annwnte ero B pasky My job: | 2. Kaoe Haananne npombeccii 13 AaHHbIX B paNKe COOTBETCTBYET KaXKAOR HANOCTPALWaH? ae 8 pilot hairdresser sales assistant student 3. Kro ani no npocheccits, ecAn Bb drive a taxi or a cab ut hair . fy planes ¢ sell things in a shop . study4. Tlocayuiaitre, Kak nitre UeAoneK pacckastiaaioT 0 Boe paGoTe, MonpeaeanTe npodbeccio Kaxkaoro Hs HH, Speaker | hairdresser Speaker 2 Speaker 3 Speaker 4 Speaker 5 5. Uro npneaekaer arux noaedi & x nporbeccii? BiGepuTe Hy:KHEIit oTmer 13 npHBeaehtisix s pamKe.. Speaker | ..lines. talking. te_.people. likes reading books Speaker 2 likes talking to people Speaker 3 likes visting other countries Speaker 4 likes working at night Speaker 5 likes the other staff Grammar: Have to yrastivaer Ha HeoGxoariwocts ConepilTs AeicTaNe B cuAy ONpeACAeNHE OOCTORTEALCTE, Ue fard work as 1 fave to stand al day Se as to start work at 8.00 every day 20 minutes+ @ Ewe pas npocaywarire sanvce 1 Hafiaure nprivepel ynorpebaeHia have ta nau don’t have to. speaker 1: 2, have, te, stand all dau. Speaker 2: Speaker 3: Speaker 4 Speaker 5: Cocrapsre Apa npearoxenns. ss ga ( il a eeGetting to know you Completing forms and giving personal details [Baw npeacroitr npocayiiate Tenedpousbin pasroBop. Mayuirre anKerst Hnoaymaiire Haa, cAeayioullM Bonpacansn. fa) Who do you think is speaking? ) What do you think the conversation is about? & 2. Mipocaywiaiire sanvico 4 npoRepste npaBHALHOCTE OTBETOR. 3 Mpocaywavire sansich eute pas m sanonnuTe anKery A. ie Global Global °e Nes Miss 7 Title Mr Mrs iss other u othe Fist names) Emily Fist name(s ste str Past code Pest code Telephone , mall acare Email address Period of cover from..to Area tobe visited aanoanute ankery B Chomwn anne «* First name vioraa Hasbinaror ewe given name, ‘+ Vivoraa emecro surname ynowpeGasior last name vai family name. ‘+ post code (UK) zip code (US) Eeeleur] Can n could (opwa npoweawero spewenn Bur yixe cammiantt 37H Boipakena B 3ancn oF can) ynotpe6rsi0%, Koraa pesib HacT 0 ‘Teaethornioro pasronopa. BO3MOXKHOCTH HAM YMeHAH KOFO-AMEO caenars sr0-nn6o. How ca lp you? can svi quite wel He could dive a carat sider Tavoxe ynorpe6aserca Ans auspaxens npoce6et “We can insure you for Australia.” Can we use te phone? Cok you repeat tat, pes? (Gonee odpvuannno / BexAn00) ‘Can I fake some details?” “Now, could | have your tte? “Could you just wait a minute?” See Grammar Bank 5B kakiox 13 AaHHUK NPeAAoKeHHt BLipaxkeHa NpocL6a (1), {8 KaKHMx COOBILIEHO 0 803MOXHOCTH MAK YMeHMIH UTO-TO AeAaT (2)2 1 Jane and Peter can dance very well. 2: 2 She can drive, 3. Could we come inside a moment? 4 He couldn't go to Australia as he didn’t have enough money. Could you answer the phone for me? I can't do extreme sports, | can see you like that girl over there, Could you help me crass the road, please? 20 minutes+ NoaGepitre x kaxkaomy Bonpocy (1-5) cooTsercTayiousti ovBer (ae). I How can I help you? 4) The sixth of May, nineteen seventy-six 2 Can | take your details? L 1b) L want to buy some travel insurance 3 How do you spell that? €lt’s forty-two, George Street, Orangeville. 4 What's your date of birth? d) Of course, what do you need to know? 5 What's your address? €] Idaho? It's l-D-A-H-0, 7 ‘ role l= ee la , ; ‘ :Getting to know you ee} What can you do? 1 Kaxin apakriveckiner Hasbikans 1 npodpecenonarsiion NoAroTORKON BbI OGAaAaeTe? OHH BAM HYDKHbI Aa paboreI? Hioxe nproeacis: vexoTopsie npiiMepi. Vrosute sHaveHne ECC CRC EE aos B Word Bank, ecan Heo6xoanmo. WORD Power Skills Qualifications area academic] qualifications: computing, word processing university degree | Spc CePmUpucam uns geyeot speaking a foreign language certificate epascoatun on onMenve designing licence obyenuaumg * KYPCa driving, ~ Gp 2 cries sae serene oars 2 an neat tae Harsiuatte, Keston paGoraior, KaKOri y Minx ARMAOM H STO Ott yMeIOT AeAATD. Job Qualifications Skills 1 maths. teacher teaching, + Buanyexiika nbicutero yseGuoro sasenenns, KONAGADKa, KON! HasbiBaIOT graduate + Yenoneka, Horo Ner npopaGoTaauiero f kakos-r0 o6AacTH, Haabibaror experienced. + © macrepe caver aeaa rosopsr skilled. + Muorne aioar learn on the job, «210 suai, Siro of noBiauroT CBOIO KEANAKbRKALIO B npouecce pasor.Have got 1 has got — acto ynorpeGasiotcs & pasrosopHon pen BMecro have / has @ aHaeHHn soGnaAaTie. B 3anHich Bt YCABIUIAAM: “Have you gota degree? “Yes. I've gota degre tx mats and a PGCE.’ ‘See Grammar Bank 3 Chova npocayuiarire sanace Avanora H HaliaiTe AONOAMITeRbHBIE NpHMeDs! ‘yrotpeBactna have got (oGAaAaTe) H Can [yMeTb, MON]. KaKOFI rxaroa ykasbinaeT ha BaaAeHie HaBbIKANM, a KAKOA ~ Ha HAAMMME KBAAM>AKALMOHHOrO CepricbriKata? stills es coe qualifications 4) Banoawure nponyckn raronanu Can HAM have got/ has got. » 1 Peter ...h@5.. 92%... a diploma in hairdressing. ai __ teach all winter sports 3 They... speak three languages ~ Spanish, French and English 4 you a driving licence? 5. Alot of people 0.0, Word processing and computer J skills these days. ‘ 6 He dive a lorry because he an HV licence.@® Seaside Mystery: Part 1 Tlocayuiaitre pacekas 0 aaraaouHom nponcwectsnn, cayunBuienca B kaxaom pasaere kypca English in Twenty Minutes a Day aut avoxere YyeabtulaTe age wacris. Bropyio acre sui Hafiaere & ypoxe 19. Bo spews npocayunganiia noawaysirecs Texcrow ua Audio Scripts Haacenies, ucropiia eavt noxpasieal 1B paccxase oerpesaiores Hosnie cnosa. HafiaTe vx shayenne 8 Word Bank, ecat HeoGxoaiimo. welcome landlady enjoy seaside __ need difficult task tomorrow beach somy warm «+ B Beanko6psrrasinn eywiectsyer Horo language schools, 37H uikonit InpwHnMaloT NOAeA paaHoro Boapacta, NPHETKAIOUIMX CO BCETO MAPA, TOG! HayYarTe AHIAMTICKIE s3bIK. «© B neprioa oSyseti 8 AMHTBHICTHMECKOR KOA MHOCTDAHHIe CTYACHTEL OOLIHO AKMBYT B AHAMCKI CeMEAX, ‘+ Aanty, Ha nonevevnn koTopoii onM Haxoastca, Hasbisaior landlady. 2. Mpounrattre HMeHia @ NeBOH KOAOHIKE H yKaxuITe, KeM 3TH A1oAIt ABASIOTCA, HCNOAbAYs COOTBETCTEYIOULe® ONUCaHHIe 13 TIpasOM KOAOHKN. 1. Yoshiko Miyamatsu 2) The director of the school 2 Alan White bi} Yoshiko’ landlady 3 Mis King €)_ A student from Germany 4 Peter Lied di A friend of Peter's 5 Carlos Sanchez fe} A student from Japan3. Mpocaywarire pacckas eute pas v pacnonoxutte AabHble HANOCTpAWIAN #8 xpoHlonornueckom nopsaKe. 4. Kowy na cryqetros npmnaanecar cneayioulne BAIcKa2HIBaH? Orwerore (/) penikit Mounno, Kapaoca n Pierepa Yoshiko Carlos Peter tim from Germany Do you like it in England? The school is very good Do you want to come? She wants me home at six o'clock tonight. Just say you ate busy here at the school She is a very nice lady ‘Come on, Peter. Let's go to the beach. 9 Lam sorry I can’t come with you, 10 Bye, Yoshiko. See you in school tomorrow. pa neCheck your progress Stage 1 Teco) 3aganna sToro ypoxa nomoryT BaM saKperiTs NPOFLAeHHDIF MaTepHaA. Tposepsre ce6a n noacanTaiire 4HiCK0 NpaBHADHDIX oTBETOR. Sannceinaiite cBow Garrsi B OkHe Score. Ges SCORE No 1 K onpeaerennani & Aenofi KonoHKe noAGepiTe COOTReTCTEYIOLLNE NAMED! H3 NPABOF! KOAOHK, | greeting someone you know 2 greeting someone you don't know 3 saying where you are [rom 4 saying where you live 5 describing what you do every day 6 talking about your family 7 saying what you do for a living 8 saying what you like about your job 9 giving your name 10 describing your qualifications Vocabulary grandmo + aunt + 5 + 6 + brother a} | live in London: byt ©) Leave for work at eight o'clock ave two sisters and a brother, di) Its Emily Parris e} Ima sales assistant. come from Spain 4) ike my boss hy Hi there, Ed. How are you? 1) Thave a degree in biology. i) How do you do, Mr Ling? I'm Bill Saunders. ‘SCORE M0 parents grand daughter children 2. Buecure o TaGAMuy nponymeHHbie HasBaHHA UAeHOR CeMbHt 3. Yea aanmmaiorea 3TH aoan? | taxi driver He 2 haitdresser She 3 airline pilot He 4 student SheGrammar 4. 3anoanure nponycks CooTReTCTaYIOUINMK rarOAAMH 8 HyPKHOR cbopMe. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 usually toast and coffee for breakfast. Professor Polsky from Macedonia 1 walk to work I go by bus. My brother the same age as you He a degree in German tim a taxi driver so | ny cab all day! How Uhelp you? Dr Brown, this Peter Jones, 5 Hannunte creayoue npearoxexti, 3a\verias CoKpalLICHHY!O cbopaty NANO. 2 3 4 5 6 Im his boss. Hurry up! We'te late ‘What’ the time? He's my brother. ‘They're older than me Where's the taxi? 6B caeayioux npearoxennsx rosopurca 06 yMeHHIH WTO-TO AeAaTb MAH © NOATBEPAACHHOM KeaAvepnKauH? OrMerbre (7) Hy:KHOE B COOTBETCTEYIOUIEN KOAOHKE. Skill Qualification I've got a diploma in secretarial skills, She sells insurance, We can all ski very well Carlos speaks English and Spanish Yoshiko has a degree in Business. My brother has a licence to dive lorries, TOTAL Eee er pee 140 err eeGetting to know you ea Applying for a job (1) kak npoxoanao cobeceaonatie, KOrAa Bb yerpannanvce a pa6oryt Ban HykH0 OA + OGerH0 nwt npHete Ha paGory 3anonriT ankery? rnpocar aanoanier® application form, : i * Yacro paGoroaarean npocar Hanicars Tpocaymaitre aannce coBeceaowanns cMononbim —_* Gy (Cumeulum vitae), Bro noapoowaa ‘iexonexon, KoTOpAIH XOMET NoAyuTo paGory. Hnxbopwalis 0 Ballin HaBDiKaX, Ha Kaxyio vaxaricno on npetenayer? BuGepiTe npodpeccorianbioi noarOTOBKe coornercrayiouye chovorpadno eKoTopis Ayr ANH. AAHHHIN. = Resumé paral sapvaret CV. Mpocayartre aanvice ewe pas 11 aononuieTe axKery. Pua Please complete this form in BLOCK CAPITALS. Surname; WooD — First name(s): THOMAS GLY Address: 17 ORCHARD ROAD, NEWPORT Telephone: 02 8753 (ee CPA pAnA Here eee Please tick (V) as appropriate: WORD Power, HF no fulltime jb i available, can you work parttime? | |Yes | |No 94P Year 209 noone Available to work Monday-Friday _ |Weekends | | Nights eae WAG vn If successful, when can you start work? SHUEM B YauBepcy ‘Do you have any holidays booked? Yes No ae fee Se ee weer er et mania Say Weert ‘Are you in fulltime education? Yes | No If yes, please give details: | START COLLEGE IN ... NEXT YEAR. Work experience: Please describe your work experience including part-time work. BOAT. ATTENDANT: 1. WORK, FoR mY. wo 15. THE MANAGER. OF AIRE COMPANY, J HELP TO. THE, BOATS. AND. 1. SOMETIMES. LOOK APTER, THE Ere 254. Mipounratire caeayiouiee pesiowe 4 oTHeTBTe Ha BoNPOCE Resumé Name: Rosie Lang Address 203 Parkway, Bristol, BRAS 6HK Telephone: 01482 467983 Date of birth: 19/8/82 Place of birth: London, UK Education: 1989-95 Belmont Primary School 1995-2001 Moorlands High School Skills and, qualifications: 2002 Diploma in Hairdressing Employment: 2001-now Neil's Hair Salon 1 Where does Rosie live? 2. Where is she from? 3. What does Rosie do? 4. What qualifications has she got? Where does she work? 20 minutes+ Buecie & pestome caon aaHHBie, Resumé Name: Address: Telephone: Date of birth Place of birth Education Skills and qualifications: EmploymentGetting to know you ers Leave a message 1 Kage sanicki ¢ HanoMMHaHiien Halt YBEAOMACHHIEM bi MOAYYHAM Ha 3TOM HeAeAe? Bhi YaCTO OCTaBARETe KOMY-TO CooGuIeHHAR? 2. Mpourraitre 911 oGbseaeHis H aanKcKn, Tae Uaue Bcero MOxHO YBHAETS noaoGeBie coosuIEHHA Pressey Please leave = arce| next apr motner Midoor at Closed _. Proned. aot for Call her as Nutiber Lunch oa 1 as Possible, ® Your next appointment with DR LEWIS 415 pm. Friday, 25 April A Very Hap 'y Happy Birthday much love Joe TD) 3. Mpocayuiaiire wecre reretbournn cooGujentil, Kaxne a RICKAsHIBAHI, AAHHDIX B PaMke, COOTRETCTRYIOT NO COARPAAHHIO KAKAOMY 380HKY? ‘Someone wants to find a house Mesone |. eRe anne 2 ate, Oe es eae Someone's car is ready eae Someone can't see the Message 3 doctor today. Message 4 Someone is il Message 5 Someone is visiting her eee daughter tonight. Someone wants to talk about the weekend.4. Tpocaywavire sannce ewe pas H onpeaeanre, K70 sBoHnA, _Apya0s Man poactaenmnkH? Kro ocraaHA NpoUKe CooBUIeHH? Message 1... Sriend, (Steve) Message 4 MeSSaEE 2 oessoes sateen Message 5 Message 3 Message 6 ammar Tipuraxarenniiie MeCTOHMeHIT AbipaRkaloT NPHHaAAeKHOCTS M OTREUaIOT Ha BonpOC Wer? (WbA? Hie? Kn?) YnoTpeGAMOTCA, KOFAa HeOGXOAHMO | YykaaaT» Ha NpHHAAACXKHOCTL KAKOM-TO BeUIM, APYACECKHE HAN POACTBEHHbIE omHowieHa, ingular Plural my ur our our fis fer their its 31H nprmeper Bol yiKE CABIUAAM B 3anHCH: Your mother phoned | |e my 08. | See Grammar Bank — 5. 3anowsire nponycxn npierskarensnbinut MecronMennsaas, BuiGpas yest we cruicxa. Mlepatie tpi DcTpesanic 8 NPOCAyLIAHHOt Santi. 1 Can we talk about plans for the weekend? a 2. We cant find house 3 3. 'maaid | can't make appointment he 4-1 don't know who he is but | think... cari great! aR 5 That’ nice dog. What's... Name? ©... 6 Rosie phones mother every weekend ns ee rN a29 English in Money matters Kakinax Garikoscxnmn yoayraM Bit noABayereCL? ad 2. Flocmorprre na suncry € Texyuero cvera m oserere Ha cxeajoue Bonpoce sang wth JAM nant northern ink statement emt Smet nad ees cee ee om ae iy Pmeoheis ast Cadruse 8 eeererrerececer 30 May Payment by cheque 108315 105.60 : wn die Ponenbydene 0m TT WORD POWER thee aioleetime teen Sane FaymentwSpackb ——OrectDebk 5630 current account: mexy juts ‘WOdrre Received from Artec Ltd Bank Giro rect 251630 GanKopcKul cuem, 15. Cosh withcrowal ‘ATM Brooksole 80.00 UMAMUCAEHUA MpoyeHmon, 18hne Payment to LBH Cran Direct Debit nen pouerm no exnagy. 19 kane Payment to Fashlonhouse ple Card Purchase 36.80 overdraft limit: kregumiiis MExCIManinan canes, Komonyo | What type of account is it? Tick (¥) the correct word. "Rem BOM & Kpeguir savings current business 2 Whatis the customer's name? ——— 3. How many deposits does the statement show? 4 How much money does the customer have in the bank on 19th June? The balance is How much money can the customer have on overdraft? Tick (¥) the correct amount 100 £200 £300At the bank 3 K cnonaM 8 KononKe A noaGepire napy v3 xonowkit B, sro6e nonysinsice Yyeroitwnnte cxosocoverans Baw noworyr dororpadbun BMY A B traveller's book bank machine foreign camera business manager cheque heques credit adviser security card (eee B BennwoOprrannn clerk nponsHo- ‘irra CO 38yKOM [a Kak start B CLUA clerk npoxanocs no counter bank clerk nnpasnnan sTeHus M 3ys [> cashier (UK) sax n cxone her. teller (US) Travel money (UK): bank note seling rate FRR soto 2207s [al come 2142 doles 1372 eres FE ton kong 1265 clas SSS South Africa 1033 rand EW) switzeriand 2.131 francs : money exchange BE usa 1.651 dollars (bureau de change) exchange rates + Conopuiaa noxynky, ni Moxere pay by cash, 10 ecrb pacnaarireca annum. Bis woxere write a cheque, ecavt pesib Hae 0 xpytHort cymive, uni pay by credit card, credit cards bank notes (UK) bills (US) ‘= Cxosom change HasiiBaior WeAKiie _AeHLTH, HAN CAaMy, NoAyMeHHYIO © GyMarknbx acner. a calculator7 4. ocayuraitre ananor mncrepa Bpayla ¢ 6akOBCKolt CAyKalie H AONOAHITe NpeAAoxeHA, crapass no cmbieay traveller's cheques wan Cash. Mr Brown asks the cashier to sell him some dollars. She asks him if he wants (1) or @Q He says he wants $1000 in (3) and $500 in (4) She says he can have the (5) now, but she hasn't got enough (6) at the moment. He says he can come back tomorrow. She asks him to sign the (7) in the top left-hand corner 5. Mlocmorpire Ha creayioulne Gaakkit H ANMUHTe HEOGKOAHMYO HEbopMaLNO. MINIL sationat Norther in 13-20-90 Denton Branch 0. BOX 123 Brookdale NO27 40A, Date Pay ects ai only MRS 1 BLAKE aque Sut ode ecineNo 203233 13.20.90 5020151 It's 15th August 2005. Felicity Blake is sending a cheque for £50 to her daughter Elizabeth Blake. Felicity also wants to pay two cheques and some cash into her curtent account: a) Cheque 1: £32.50 b) Cheque 2:£112.00 c) Cash: £80 (3x £20 + 2.x £10) [Lisi eeer ank creat Nos 30 7 — wos Cashier's stamp. ‘National Northern Link Notes £10 por] DENTON Notes £5 MRS F J BLAKE TOTAL CASH _ ‘Cheques | Teao-ao soe0rsy oom [1] 20 minutes+ K xaxaomy eAoBy # KOROHKe (1-5) NoABepiTe CooTBeTCTAYIOUIe® ONPEAeAEHHE 3 KONOHKN (ae) 1 bank account a) someone who works in @ bank 2 cheque by a form to pay maney into @ bank account 3 ash ¢) arrangement to keep money ina bank 4 bank clerk 4) a form to pay money to ancther person 5 paying in slip @), money in coins or bank notesGetting to know you Lesson 13 Saying thank you Uro set rosopie, Koraa xoriTe Koro-T0 no6xaroaapirTe? Bui ucnioanayere Ycroiinsite oGopoTet? “ro Bam oTBeNaIoT? Hinxe npnseaetis! o6ueynorpeGuTenbiiie oGoporsi Ars BbIpaKeHia GaaroAapHoctH, npasuareabHocti. a) Thank you for coming, 'b} You're welcome. ©) That would be lovely. ) That's very kind of you ©} This is delicious! 4) Thank you so much. ‘” Kakian euiparkennamn v3 ynp, 1 [a-f) ob1 MoraH Gui BocroALIOBATHCA B ‘creayioulnx curyaunsx? Orwetere (Y) 8 TaAG\nue. Saar ee 1 Someone offers to cry your bes 2. Someone cocks something special for you 3. Someone ges ous present 4 Someone thanks you for helping them. 5 Someone leaves yourkame tea pry 6 Someone invites you out for the evening. Mpocaywaiire sanice 1 nposepste npasitantocTe Cols oTBeTOD. Ostaxomprect ¢ Kane, KOTOpbIMH ApMHSTO 3aKAH4HBATE NHCbMA, Peele ee ee Love Yours sincerely with love Yours faithtully (when Lave from the letter begins: Lots of love Dear Sir/Madam) Best wishes All the best K nepeon qpase ncuma (1-4) noaGepnte cooruercrayioujee oxonvanine (ad). 1 Dear Mr Parkinson a) Lots of love 2 Dear Sir by Yours faithfully 3. Dear Camilla | Yours sincerely 4 Dear Mum i Best wishes5 Mpowrraiire ava nuicema, Kaxoe 13 MUX aapecoBaHo aM3KOMy ADYTY? Komy Haniicawo apyroe? Kakosa uerb Kaxaoro 13 HHX? 8 Mencia, t February Dear Steven, beatiful Flowers Bett a el Se ae pice to see you on Sunday, Let's get together agzin S00” lots of love, Sunday. 16th March Dear Marina, for a delicious meal last night. What a wonderful cook 1 ‘What about dinner at the Mango Restaurant ‘could pick you up at six from your house , and 0 to a club afterwards. know.Getting to know you pee What do you look like? 1 Kak 81 onvcuisaete cBo10 sHeUIHOcTe Ha PoAHOM sabiKe? YnowmaeTe At 1Aa3a, BOAOCH HAH AaeTe OGULyIO xapaKTepHCTHKY? C nomoubio 2THx CAoB BbI MO2KeTe ONHCATE BHEUIHOCTE “eAOBEKa, Hanavre rounoe inx sHavene 8 Word Bank, short thin big small blond dark_—bald tall good-looking fat pretty medium-bulld blue grey black brown long (hair) fit curly (hair) 2 Banonwme raGamuy, pacnpegean® crosa no rpynnant Cory orc a ec short blue good-looking 3. Mocworpare wa ipororpadban (a-f) 1 noaGepnTe « Hum CooTHeTCTBYIOMINe onlicaHNs (1-6). ky 1 He's tall with grey hair. She's very pretty with [ong blond hatr 2 3 They both have long curly hair and big blue eyes 4 He's thin but he looks fit. 5 She's got short, dark hair and glasses 6 He's bald and he’s got a beard@ 36 pyre And cocauiser oaHopoantie uae: m But coeaunaer ava yTsepxaenia, NpHtEM, Hesasiicuwbie NPeANOKeNIA bropoe CoaepauT yrowHeHte MiebopMaLn, ‘Stes tall and she’s got Blond har. cco ie ornsnepeove He's aig man, but fe's not fat 4. K ssickasuinanio (1-6) noaGepitre coor#ercrsyioujee npoaonxenne (a), CocTaDi8 cAoxKHOCOUMHeHHO® pearoxxeHHe C coIo30m Hut. 1 She is sixteen ~ a) but he's not very fit. 2 He's young bb) but my daughters eyes are brown, 3 We're in our forties now ) but she looks twenty-one 4 Those gis are in their twenties 4d) but they act like teenagers, 5 I've got blue eyes ‘@) but he looks much younger. 6 He's fifty years old ) but me still feel young! 5, AononniTe npeanoxenis, scrasité coro and uni but. 1 He is thirteen he's a teenager now. 2 1m 1.6 metres tall 1'm shorter than my brother— he's nearly 2 metres! 3 She has brown eyes she's very pretty. 4 My parents are old they are bath very fit. 5 He's a big man, he's not fat. 6 She's nineteen she's student 20 minutes+ Flocayuatire, Kak hops onnicuisaer HoBOro Havanbiiika, AONOAHHTE MPEAADKEHAT, | He's got eyes and hair, 2 He's a big man, but he's not 3 He's taller than my 4 He's quite Cocrapite tpn npearoxkeHia C onMcanHieM CBoeM aHeUIHOCTH.Getting to know you (aE) Likes and dislikes (I) 1 ro Bam Hpasittca, a 470 He HpabirTca? Aaa pasropopa Ha 3Ty TeMy MOXKHO HCTIONE3OBATS CAOBA, NPHBEAEHHEIE HIDKe Ha. AMArpaMe. Hattairre ux anauenne e Word Bank, ecan HeoGxoano. Os SSS don't ike don't mad ike love adore o disike ety | E bad okay fee reat © tosty ok) good ively 2 Nocaywiatite pacckas 3THX AjOAeM 0 TOM, 4TO MM HpaBHTCs, a 4TO He HpaBHTca. Otmerbte (7) Te xalosesble MONET, 0 KOTOpED Ob FOBOPAT Speaker 1 Speaker 2 speaker 3 3 where they lve where they lve vehere they lve their ob their job their job spor spor sport holidays rotidays holidays family fay fal Ed3 Mpocaywarire sarvics eute pas. ro HpaeiTes STAM AAS, 2 so Her? Beprs (/) van Heneprol (X) aatnie [ suickasbinanina Word po Bite Off saxcgro Oem: coepsspoHCe pena 1 Speaker | dislikes the people he works with. 2 He likes getting time off 3 Speaker 2 likes being with her children. 4 She doesn't like her job 5 Speaker 3 likes living in the town, 6 He likes dogs, Wer 4. 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Mpourrarire caeayioume niichMia us HasTepHeT-s OANEPKHIITe NPEANOXCHUS HAH BbIPAKEHHA, prep casas pura oc W anrnnnarsx, ub (public ty “ 240 woe NEED © Bp. = wacng tone parent, temo a @ lb come oe CUA ba ue K a 8 eget 228 coca etinaly atom Tools Rooms Join Search Sroctan mn enaeeare fame sau Sergi Kirsty. Ihope you don't ming if te you a bit about mysell. As you Know. my Fame ie Sergii Bakker and | come from Tallinn in Estonia. m here in London because my father works for a British company. We live in Dulwich in south London. It's a nice part of the tity wth some lovely houses and parks. | miss my friends in Talinn but | don't like Tallinn Tepeckaly in the winter when it gets very Cok England is fantastic for me because | wat © bovan English teacher and | can spend a lot of fpme leatning English here. | enjoy reading halish books. | think a great way to fear 19 have English friends. 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Because ynorpeBaseres Aas npHcoeanHeHAa So ynorpeGageTca AAS NPHCOeAMHENIA npuaarosHoro npeaaoxenis NAH MpHaaTouHOrO MpeAAODxeHHA CAEACTBH [vein Landon Because ey father works fora ‘My aunt lives i Dulwich to, so | know i quite wel British company, ‘See Grammar BankGetting to know you ro Applying for a job (2) 1 Kax ast npeacraesserecs 1a coSeceaosanni no nosoay paGorn? Kaxunan nononcrrenbetints Ke¥eCTBaNet Ro OBaaaeTe? Dim cata 1 BIpAXeHHS HCOABSVIOTCA AAA ONHICAHA AHMINDIX KAMECTD. Hariairre ux aHaenne © Word Bank, ecan HeoGxoAmMeo. polite iy to understand happy good with people hard-working, get on with 2. Mpownrarire oane orpuiBox M3 3aanaenna Tomaca Byaa ‘© npvewe ta paGory 4 OTAeTETe Ha BoNpOCEI NO TeNe. 1 Why does Thomas think the Jab could be useful for him? It could help him to prepare for studying at 2 What personal skills does he have? 3 What does he like about Freshco Supermarkets? 7.Tell us why you want to join Freshco Supermarkets and why you think you are suitable for this type of work. 1am interested in work for Freshee because I wart to hove Some experience af Werking in a large supermarket chain T plon Ie ge to unversity shady Cisne vax! joor, 0 this job could help me to prepare, for it i J think. am good with people and 7 like to help customers, 3 know that I Zan were hard and got en with the other stat T alse know that Fresheo is a g¥eat place to Work and the staff ave hoppy. M, 3 Mpocayuaitre aanpule coGeceaosarine ¢ Tovacow ByAOM B KosnaHIH sCbpeuskow 1 AONOAKHTE BTOPYO 4aCTh FO sas1BAEHH. reArAARA { AAA AAAAa a 8, What do you do when a)a customer is rude to you? CUCCCCPRAA T thine it's important to be ond net WorRD Powe, to get engry, I listen to them ond try to Ci patesd Wal de «8. Then I try to put it right. IF 1 con't then I aste Somebody Such 08 Hhe- b) it’s time to go home and you still have work to finish? PetsOuuxce 1 tell the manager that I to Finish the jpb and how it takes. Then, if he says it’s ok T stay and de itEy Grammar: eS Serre Cele are corciceeiren eee TAM AM(SJOU ona, ve asorenne CUPRAEENES one the yorpeGuncrH Ee ete eC TIPRAMTTOS. NpeAMer, YeAoBeKa HAH NOHSTHE, KOTOpEIE Have you got a job? |PaGora aooGie, A‘oGas) VABECTHbI MAK YNOMMHAAHCE paHee M KOTOPbIE Fresfico isa supermarket chain, (Oana 43 ceTevi; HeBOG MOG CTTRLE APT HMH cyuiecTayior 1 Apyrne Toproabie ceTH.) noAoGHbme. I eee pera Crea te Gooner “The manager at this store fs new. (Yopanasrousst Mporbeccnn, poaa 3aHsTHit YenoBeKa. TOADKO OAHH.) Hes dtr ee @opma an ynorpebaserca nepea Craowamn, 0 KONKpeTHOH mpoBaeme.) HaMiIHaIOUINOICS C FAACHOFO 3ByKA {a ei 0 U) 1 don't want an ofc ob. 4. 3anonnie nponyckn aptiKasMn a, an itv the. 1 She's doctor and her sister works in office 2 I got letter and invitation today. letter is from my son and invitation is to Director's dinner. 3 We live in centre of town, but it's great place to meet people and make friends 4 Jhaven't got TV, but | have got computer and | like talking on Internet. 5 you've got problem, you can tell manager about it. He's very good with people. Tipraymantre caort orberbi Ha CAeAyIOUliHe BONpOCuL. ZannUNLETE HX. 1 What do you do when a customer is rude to you? ca fas oe 2. What do you do when its time to go home and you still have work to finish? tect : = oa eon See Grammar Bank iGetting to know you More family talk 1 Koro wa canis poactoeriko8 Bel Gosnite soGure? Yio sas b tem npaoitea? Bur moras Ge 8 ero onicannn cnOnbs.Bar> exeayouyie cA08a?(Yrouare 1x snavenne & Word Bank) funny kind interesting a good listener 2. Tlocayuralire pacckas Aesyikit 0 CBOMX PoAHLIX. K KoMY 113 €€ pOACTeHHHKOS (1-4) oTHOCSTCA AaHHbIe xapakrepucrinst (af? a works in a hospital 6) ives in London b) doesn’t get angry | is an interesting person ch loves his job ‘hy wants to listen to me Gives with my aunt anc uncle 1b is very funny sometimes always brings me something nice j)isyounger than me 1 Ny other Hen 2 My grandmother ooo 3 My brother oo 4 My uncle Hany O00 ry3. Mpocaymaitre sannce ewe pas, OtMerure, KakHe M3 CAeAYIOULIX BbICKAabIBAHN BepHb! (/), enepisi (X), HAK abi aarpyassievect ovBeTHHTS (2), T. K. ACBYUIKa 06 3TOM He roBopHAa, True (Y) False (X) Don't know |?) Her father works very hard She lives in England with her mother. Her grandmother is a good listener. Her grandmother lives in the same town Her brother is in the same class. Her brother is twelve and his name is Mark. Uncle Harry is her fathers brother. Uncle Harry is an actor and he lives in London. Ge O6pasosanne chop npocroro wacrosuiero ——_K OCHOBE OCTAAbHBIK rAarDAOB NPHOABARETCS 3, BpeMeHi B 3-M AMIE eA. 4, (04, OF, OH). He brings her something nice j Een raaron oxansinaerca Ha -s5,-0, -ch, sh, To K ero OCHRE NpHGABARETCA -e5, She psa veeinn. Sinise efile Bunmarie! fraroaet to have i to be o6pasyior cbopwy 3-ro anua eA. %. He No NpaBHAaM. He ges to my schoo He watches TV every day ‘See Grammar Bank 4. Pacxpoiire cxoGxn, ynorpeGue raaron 6 HykHOM ¢popMe. 1 she liniss) her father very much when he is away. ‘The boy with blond hair... (go) to the same school as his sister Her grondmother (like) to see her at the weekend My boyfriend always (bring) me flowers She (do not mind) living with her parents, Hany vs: (get On Very well with his sister He (have) a job in Paris,Getting to know you err) Seaside Mystery: Part 2 ‘The story so far Yoshiko is a new student at the Greenwood language school in Brighton, Carlos and Peter are students at the school, too. They meet Yoshiko at a party for new stuclents. Yoshiko can't go to the beach with Carlos and Peter after the party, because her landlady, Mrs King, wants her to ‘come home at six o'clock. Carlos and Peter say goodbye to Yoshiko, They think Mrs King is a difficult woman. | Orpersre Ha gonpocnt « TeKcry. 1 Who are Peter and Carlos? 2 Where is the language school? 3. Why does Yoshiko go home after the party? 4 What do Peter and Carlos do after the party? 5. What do they think about Mrs King?2. Bo 2-A vacr pacckasa ectpenaiorca CAeayioule CAOBA M BUIPAKEHHA. Omerore (¥) stiakowble cAona. Monbrralirech aoranaToca 0 sHaveniit HesHaKOMBEX CAOB, CAVIAR paccKas.. dark girlfriend Spanish knock busy dinner atthe moment rude in love worled — Hurry up! husband @ 3. Tlocaywiaiire paccxas. Creayiouiite npearorkenl pasaeneHl Ha ABE vactn. Coeanaure cooTseTcrayioune saci 1 Peter wants to too busy to see them. 2 Carlos’ girlfriend where Yoshiko lives, 3. Peter knows, is in love with Yoshiko, 4 They knock Mrs King is busy 5 Mrs King, Mrs King is tude. 6 She says Yoshiko is about Yoshiko. 7. Peter thinks that on the door, 8 Carlos thinks that ‘comes from Spain. 9 Carlos thinks Peter ‘opens the door 10. Peter is worried, go to the beach before it gets dark 4. Haiiarre tpu npumepa ynorpeGneuns Let 6 rexcre 2-1 uacth Seaside Mystery (cu. npuaoxene Audio Scripts).Siete (| Lesson 20 Check your progress Baaanus 9voro ypoxa NOMOrYT aM 3akpenHTs pOFLAeHHEN MarepHaA. Mponeppre ceGa # nogcanrafre 4HcA0 NpaBHAbibix oTHeTOR. Banncbipaiire chow Gaaabi # oKHe Score. 1 Banoannre creaytoulyio ankery, HcnoAbays! CAoBa H BLIpakcnHa B panke. First names Family name Address: 7 Longmarket, 8001, South Africa Telephone number E mail address Your date of birth Your age in years on Ist September 2005 .. Your sex Nationality South African 12/4/8421 years Mayo.—021348675 Female Cape Town Gloria Jane g.mayo@iafrica.com 2. K onpenenenian & AeROM KOAOHKe NOAGEpHTe CoOTSeTCTaYIOUHE NPHMePLI_ 3 NPABo! KOAOHK, 1 leaving a mes a} He's very tall with grey hai 2 expressing appreciation b) Do come to my party 3 ending a letter €) Hove to dance. 4 Inviting someone d) With lots of lave 5 describing someone @} hate football 6 saying what you like Please phone me later. 7 saying what you don't like f) Thank you for a wondertul eveningscone PEELED a 3 Onmuitre aioaert Ha arix cbororpadbisx AByM CAOBAMM (OM. paMiky). Kaxkaoe Cnos0 MO-KHO VICNOABIOBATH TOADKO OANH Das, thin pretty young angry fat_—bald worried happy he Oe Gennes are 6 4 Banoamure raGanuy. 1 fo E I my you he she it they 5 AonoaniTe npearoxeHiis, HCMOAESYA FAATOABI, AaHHBIE B PaMKe, & HY>KHOM OpME, 1 What a wonderful cook you : . be look get think do 2 We to the beach every day like have try phone go 3 he got brown hair? 4We forward to meeting you all 5 Let's it again sometime. 6 she to understand what thelr problems are 7 that it’s a great place to work 8 she a cheque for $2000 every week 9 He getting time oft 10 Carlos his gitfriend every day. TOTAL 30+ excellent 24+ good eee 140