SUMMARY LEVEL 7
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pass away
убивать, убийство
приклеивать; наклеивать
pull
PRONUNCIATION
anxious / 'æŋkʃəs /, annoying / ə'nɔɪŋ /, fiancé / fiˈɒnseɪ /, available / əˈveɪləbl /, view / vju: /, permission / pəˈmɪʃn /, tear out / tɛə /, blurry / 'blɜːri /, quit / kwit /, loud / laʊd /, wounded / ˈwuːndɪd /, recall / rɪˈkɔːl /, suspicion / səˈspɪʃn /, guilty / 'gɪlti /, innocent / 'ɪnəsənt /, vacant / ˈveɪkənt /, moan / məʊn /, immediately / ɪˈmiːdiətli /, drawer / drɔ: /, advertisement / əd'vɜːtɪsmənt /, advertise / 'ædvətaɪz /, commercial / kə'mɜːʃəl /, wealth / welθ /, luggage / ˈlʌɡɪdʒ /, sliced loaf / ləʊf /, alphabet / ˈælfəbet /, record / ri'kɔːd /, desperate / ˈdespərət /, considerate / kənˈsɪdərət /, average / ˈævərɪdʒ /, qualities / ˈkwɒlətiz /, grouchy / ˈɡraʊtʃi /, explore / ɪk'splɔː /, creative / krɪ'eɪtɪv /, appreciate / ə'priːʃɪeɪt /, sensual / ˈsenʃuəl /, award / ə'wɔːd /, adventurous / əd'venʧərəs /, fair / fɛə /, sincere / sɪnˈsɪə /, although / ɔːlˈðəʊ /
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PN: POLITE OFFERS AND REQUESTS
In a fast food restaurant: We'd like two cheeseburgers and one Big Mac with fries, please. – Would you like anything to drink with that?
At the bakery: I'd like a large brown sliced loaf, please. – I’m afraid we only have white left.
At the airport: Can I take this bag as hand luggage? – Yes, that's fine. I'll give you a label for it.
At the railway station: Excuse me. Can you tell me where platform six is? – It's over there. Come with me. I'll show you.
In a department store: Have you got any shampoo for greasy hair? – I'll check, but I think we only have it for dry.
At the supermarket: Could I have another plastic bag? I've got so much to carry – Here you are. We don't charge for them.
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR AN HOUR
| I've been waiting for an hour And she's not here yet Maybe she's stood me up It's been raining all the time and my hair is wet Now I feel fed up I've been seeing her for over two weeks now I thought she was mine, all mine We've been going out dancing almost every night | I thought everything was fine
I've been waiting for two hours
Standing here alone
 I've been trying to call her on the phone
I've been cursing, I've been screaming
Cause for two weeks I've been dreaming
Now the only thing to do is go back home
I've been seeing her...
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POWER OF IMAGINATION: RETELLING
Mr. Brown got to a hotel late in the evening after a long journey. He asked the receptionist if there were any vacant rooms in the hotel. At that moment another traveller came to the hotel and asked the receptionist for a room, too. The only vacant room was a double room. At first the travellers didn’t want to spend the night in that room together but then it began to rain hard and they changed their minds. Mr. Brown was sleeping peacefully when he suddenly heard a loud noise. He asked another traveller what the matter was. In a weak voice the second traveller said that he had asthma and felt very bad. He asked Mr. Brown to open the window as soon as possible. Mr. Brown jumped out of bed and began looking for his matches, but he couldn't find them in the dark, and the sick man went on moaning. Mr. Brown didn’t find the matches, so he tried to find the window. It took him some time, and at last he found it! But he couldn’t open it. The voice of the traveller became weaker and weaker, Mr. Brown in horror took a chair and broke the window with it. The sick man immediately stopped moaning and said that he was very grateful and that he felt better. Then the two of them slept peacefully until morning. When they woke up next morning, they saw that the only window in the room was still closed, but the large mirror was broken to pieces.
MY PROFILE
| General information: |
| He/she describes himself/herself like this: | |
| He/she says of his ideal woman/man: |
QUESTIONS:
1) Date and place of your birth, some family background (parents, family), education, some important events in your life, important people in your life, your achievements and failures, your present life
2) Your present life: What do you like about your life today most of all? What do you dislike about your life today? What are some of your favorite things to do now? Who or what is your favorite entertainer now? What takes most of your time now? What did you use to like when you were a child?
3) Are you an ambitious person? Why? Is money very important to you? What is important to you?