- •1. The kinds of fast food that are popular in the usa, Belarus and their origin (text «Eating Out», «Fast Food» и т.Д.)
- •2. Talk about eating out in Great Britain and Belarus
- •2.English food and the qualities it is often criticized for (text «English Food»)
- •4. The consumption of food and drinks in Britain and Belarus these days
- •3. The problem of food additives in the world (text «Food for thought»)
- •4. Going out to eat in a restaurant (text "Eating out")
- •5. Share the recipe for Irish oatmeal (text «The last innocent meal»)
- •6. Table manners (text "At the table")
- •5. A decline in our eating manners
- •7. The difference between teenagers and adults in the attitude to shopping and in their tastes in clothes (text «Shopping with Mom»)
- •6. The influence of tv advertising on consumers
- •8. The ways people do their shopping (text «How do you do the shopping»)
- •8. The luck that Danny had one day
- •9. Planning your time and organizing your work at University
- •10. The advantages and disadvantages of different places where a student can study
- •11. The reason people have for studying at Open University (text «What degree of success can u expect from o.U.»)
- •9. Children with exceptional intellectual abilities (text «How Ruth made History at Oxford»)
- •12. Distance teaching in the uk
- •10.Similarities and differences between “Orientation Week” at Stanford University and your University (text «Roommates»)
- •14. Learning The English language in different countries; The English language as an international language (text «Learning English»).
- •17. A typical American weekend and your typical days-off
- •18. Jerusha’s first steps at college
- •16. Jerusha’s academic life in college: her failures and achievements.
- •17. Jerusha’s summer and winter holidays
- •21. Jerusha’s life in the asylum
- •22. Table manners used by people from different countries
- •23. Share the impressions of the most memorable party
- •24. A holiday of a life time
- •20. Talk about the book you’ve read on your own (Secret Garden)
- •12. Children’s attitude to school (text «Interviewing school pupils»)
- •13. Eaton (text An Assie An Eaton»)
- •12. Children’s attitude to school
12. Children’s attitude to school (text «Interviewing school pupils»)
Many types of school. interviewing some children-that there are a lot of points of view on their schools. all don`t like school nutrition-so they bring packed lunches from home. the fact is of wearing uniform-unpleasant. Some-find teachers and lessons boring, others like teachers who let them bring them in the songs, poems, and stories they like. F.ex talking about comprehensive school in Watford. It is mixed school(you could get all-round education: academic subjects+music, crafts,stuff). All pupils move from classroom to classroom.
Canterbury public school:do not like to sing hymn, they have to do it every morning. But in Canterbury public school most of the school pupils live alone apart from their parents-miss their homes. But Tim( 6th-form coll.), likes it a lot. Bec. they do not have to wear uniform or sing the hymn. Most of teachers are called by name.there is a self-service canteen-not too expensive. it Is inter. to study in such college, you can prepare to GCSE and to do you’re a-levels.
13. Eaton (text An Assie An Eaton»)
nowadays a lot of parents especially in Britain and America prefer to send their children to private colleges, like Eton for example Eton is a college for boys very popular and brilliant reputation with extremely high price. U should follow strict rule and wear the unifor. the level of education is very high there. after leaving a private college one can easily enter any university.
some facts about this school. It was founded in 144, the best Britain’s private school. unusual in this: the language use, clothe, the way they behave:tail-coat and stripy trousers-uncomfortable .When they walk into a classroom they wear a gown.
Custom-capping: every time master walked past, a boy raised his top hat to the master. The equipment is new and fashioned. fee is very high.
12. Children’s attitude to school
There are so many types of school. After interviewing some children we have understood that there are a lot of points of view on their schools. Approximately all children do not like school nutrition and tell us that it is disgusting and awful so they bring packed lunches from home. And the fact is that all of them have to wear uniform is really unpleasant in their opinion. Some of them find teachers and lessons so boring but others like teachers who let them bring them in the songs, poems, and stories they like. For example I would like to talk about comprehensive school in Watford. It is mixed school what means that you could get all-round education, not just academic subjects, but music, crafts and stuff. All pupils have to move from classroom to classroom depending on the lesson.
The same as in Canterbury public school all pupils do not like to sing hymn but they have to do it every morning. But in Canterbury public school most of the school pupils are boarders and live alone apart from their parents that is why they miss their homes a lot.
But Tim, who studies at 6th-form college, likes it a lot. Because they do not have to wear any uniform or sing the hymn. Also you can decide whether you do two, three or four subjects. Most of teachers are called by their first names. Also there is a self-service canteen which is not too expensive. Some people go out at lunchtime, or bring their own. So we can see that it Is rather interesting and to study in such college, when you can prepare to GCSE and to do you’re a-levels.
As far as I am concerned everybody choice his own way where to go to study and the most important thing is to decide what do you want to be and to be yourself. I think that even the most difficult subjects can be learnt if you are diligent student and really want to study.
a burlesque—a cartoon
is geared towards—aimed at
tiny—very small
to be obsessed with—зацикливаться на чём-либо
an integral part—неотъемлемая часть
deprive of—лишить чего-либо
vestige of the past—пережиток прошлого
goggles—солнцезащитные очки
hitched up--подтянутый
