Unit 1

Lesson A: Interviews

1.Getting started

1.         a.What book do you read currently?    /true/  

B.What book are reading currently?

2.         a.When did you last see a really good movie?/ true/                                                               b.When were you last seeing a really good movie?

3.         a.Have you ever stayed uo all night?/true/

            b.Have you ever been staying up all night?

2.Grammer Simple snd continuous verbs/review/

1.A.Who     do     you admire /бишрэх/ the most?

B.I admire my grandfather.He tought/teach/ me a lot when I grew.

2.A.Have you ever met anyone famous?

B.No,but last year,L saw a TV star on the street.We were bot waiting in line for ice cream.

3.A.When did you last get a good workout?

B.Yesterday.In fact, I lifted weights when you called me last night.

4.A.What are you doing for a living?

B.Actually, I am not working right now.I have looking for a job for six months, but I haven’t found anything yet.

5.A.What have you doing for fun lately?

B.Not much. I working really hard for the past year.In fact, I not taken a vacation in over a year now.

B.verb+ing?, to+verb?

Verb+ing		to+verb
End up /living/	Stop/bother	Happen/tobe/	Stop/bother
Spend/3 years working	Start	Agree	Begin
Finish	Remember	Expect	Continune
Plan/on/	Miss	Offer
considor	imagine	Decide

1.A.How did you end up studying here?

B. My friend recommended this school, so I decided to sign up  for this class.How about you?

A.Well, I wasn’t planning on learning English.but my company offered to pay for my classes.I agreed to come, and here I am! I want to keep on taking classes if can.

2.A.How did you get your current job?

B.Its a long story! I started working there as an assistant, and I spent months just filing pepers.I didn’t mind doing that for a while, but then I happened to hear about a new sales position.I never intended to be a sales rep, but now I cant imagine doing anything else.

1.you well flunk out                a. youll fail and leave college              b. youll graduate

2.renderings                             a. photographs                         b. drawings

3.according to him                   a. he said                                             b. I said

4.a motto                                 a. a promise                                         b. a rule to live by

5.put your mind to it                a. forget about it                                  b. try hard to do it

6. you are not inclined to be                a.you  are not the type to be    b.you are not afraid

7.solidified it                           a.convinced me                                   b.worried me

8.I was bound and determined a.I was very angry                   b. L was very focuse

1.Put always planned on being a civil engineer. false

2.She first became interested in engineering because she loved math and science. true

3.Her mother encouraged her to follow her dream. false

4.Pat’s teachers expected her to be in a profession like engineering. false

5.Pat wanted to prove to everyone that she could be a civil engineer. true

6.Pat refused to let any problems stop her along the way. true

Mottoes-урилга

1.”Never agree to lend money to strangers.

2.”If you don’t intend to do something properly,don’t bother

3.”Never stop doing the things you.”

4.”Keep on /trying/ until you find success.

5.Consider to take every opportunity you get in life.

Unit 2

1.Are older people just as just as interested in fashion as youn people?

2.Do older people care as much about their appearance as young people?

3.Do men get haircuts as often as women do?

4.Do men  spend as much money on themselves as women?

5.Are makeover shows as interesting as other reality shows on TV?

6.When you choose clothes, are looks as important as comfort?

7.Do you have as many clothes as you would like? How about pairs of shoes?

8.Do you spend as little time as possible shopping for clothes?

colors	Patterns хээ	materials		styles
Neon green	striped	leather	Rubber	V-neck	baggy
Solid colors	Floral-print	cashmere		Ties	Flared
Range	Plaid	silk		Turtleneck	Short-sleeyed
Dark green	patterns	cotton		Long-sleeved
Light green	Polka-dot	denim		Boot-cut
turquoise		polyester		Fitted

Lesson C.

1.I like music with a good rhythm, something catchy.             a.I know.It’s like poetry.

2.I hate listening to music on the radio-they always

play the same stuff.                                                     b.Yeah.Good lyrics are important.

3.I like songs that mean something, with words you

            can remember.                                                 c.Wow.That’s a big collection.

4.Rap is really clever,the way it rhymes and tells a story.        d.Right.There’s not much varity

5.I have every record that The Beatles ever made.                  e.Uh-huh.You like a good beat

2.Strategy plus.

1.A. Do you like classical music?

B.Yeah.I like most types of music.Classical, jazz, folk-anything, really.

A.So you have pretty broad tastes.Now,                      ?/do you play any musical instruments /

B.Not really.I took piano for a while when I was a kid.

2. A. Do you go to concerts at all?

B.Occasionally. I mean, it’s nice to hear live music, but it can get expensive.

A.Yeah, I know.Now,                                  ? They often have live bands/do you have satellite radio/

B.No,I don’t have it yet.I don’t subscribr to it.

3. A.Do you have music on all the time at home?

B.Pretty much.It’s the first thing I do when I come home –turn on some music.

A.Oh, me too.Now                         ? do you listen to music when you’re reading or working

B.No, I can’t have it on when I need to concentrate on something.

Lesson D

C.

1. Her /clothing/ style is eclectic./varied/

2. Clothes reflect our personalities./ show/

3. She is a free spirit. /independent/

4. She doesn’t like feminine styles./girlish/

5. She wears every color under the sun. /that exists/3

Unit 3

Exercise 2

1.      What’s the national anthem? When is it sung?

2.      What’s your favorite  traditional dish? How is it made? What’s it served with?

3.      What do you think are the most important festivals? When is it celebrated?

4.      Is there a national costume? When is it wore?

5.      What are your national sports? Is it played by both men and women?

6.      Is there any traditional folk music? Where is it played?

Page number 25 Exercise 2

1.      It’s impolite to go to a friend’s home for dinner without bringing a gift.

2.      Arriving a little late is acceptable.

3.      It’s not good idea to invite friend without asking the host.

4.      It’s polite to compliment the host’s cooking.

5.      If you don’t like something your host serves, it’s best not to say anything and leave it.

6.      It’s customary not to ask for second helpings of food.

7.      Talking with your mouth full is considered rude.

8.      It’s acceptable not to finish the food on your plate.

9.      Taking a call on your cell phone during dinner is bad manners.

10.  You can upset your host by not leaving until it’s very late.

B.

1. if I lived abroad , I’d definetly miss my friends.

2. I wouldn’t be honest miss the food.

3. I’d actually enjoy learning a new language.

4. Shopping would certainly be a challenge.

5. To tell you the truth, I wouldn’t be homesick.

6. I wouldn’t honestly enjoy living a different culture.

Page number 30 Exercise 1

1.      In Japan, Bowing is customary when two people introduce themselves.

2.      In the U.S.A, It’s polite to hold hands firmly when you are introduced to a business colleague.

3.      In Korea, Eating  food on the subway is considered rude.

4.      In many places of worship in Asia, It’s polite to take off your hat and shoes.

5.      In India, it’s customary to shake hands with your friends as you walk together.

6.      In Spain, Standing very close to someone when you are talking is acceptable.

7.      In Chile, people often say hello by kissing each other on the cheek.

8.      In Australia, Walking around bare is acceptable ar beach resort, but not in public buildings.

9.      In Saudi Arabia, It’s offensive to show the bottom of your foot to someone.

10.  In Taiwan, Having an argument in public is considered impolite. It’s better to keep your voice down.

11.  In Great Britain, It’s considered rude to cut in line. You should always wait your turn.

Page number 31 Exercise 1A

1.      Would you ever consider not tipping a server in a restaurant?

2.      Do you remember staring at people when you were little?

3.      Do you feel it’s rude not saying hello to your neighbours?

4.      Is holding hands ok on first date?

5.      Do you bother bargain with street vendors when the items are already very cheap?

6.      Do ever offer to help people on the bus or subway with their bags?

7.      Have you and a friend ever ended up argueing in public?

8.      Have you ever offended someone without intending to be rude?

Exercise 2

Ø  How long have they been lived there?

Ø  I guess I know them for 6 months. They moved here in August.

Ø  When did you last see them?

Ø  Um, about a week ago. I think. Last Tuesday.

Ø  What were they doing, When you saw them?

Ø  Well, as I came home, they were carrying a big suitcase to the car.

Ø  Did you speak to them?

Ø  I said, “Hi, Where are you going?” and they replied, “On vacation”

Ø  What time did they finally leave?

Ø  Oh, Um, it was pretty late, around 11 at night, I guess.

Ø  Can you remember what they were wearing?

Ø  Let me think.

Exercise 3.

Ø  Bella used to live in Japan. You loved living there. Right?

Ø  Oh, definetly. I lived there for 9 years, working for a Japanese advertising company.

Ø  Nine years? Wow! Didn’t you ever get homesick?

Ø  Occasionally, But Don’t you think I really miss living at home. I was too busy. I mean of course I missed my family.

Ø  Oh, I bet you did. To be honest how did you get that job? Did they hire you over here or …?

Ø  Actually, I  was already in Japan on an exchange program, staying with this family. And the father starts bringing home all these documents from his work to translate into English. Anyway, I started helping him, and his company ebded up hiring me.

Ø  And they transferred her here. It’s cool story, now?