- •Методические указания
- •По практике устной и письменной речи английского языка
- •Для студентов 1 курса факультета филологии и журналистики
- •(Специальность романо-германская филология)
- •Part 1. Appearance
- •Vocabulary a. Parts of Human Body
- •B. Describing Human Appearance
- •1. Head and hair
- •Complexion
- •2. Face
- •Features
- •Forehead
- •Moustache
- •3. Limbs
- •Foot (feet)
- •Fingers
- •4. Building, figure and bearing
- •Build (frame)
- •Carriage (bearing, poise)
- •Stature (height, size)
- •Constitution
- •Shoulders
- •5. Manners voice and smile
- •Manners
- •6. General appraisal of a person’s appearance
- •7. Toilet articles
- •Bloodshot eyes
- •Eyestrain
- •Concussion
- •1. Mutter sigh scream yell whistle gasp
- •2. Hum groan boo whisper roar mumble
- •3. Hiss pant howl chuckle sob sniff
- •Part 2. Character
- •Vocabulary
- •1. General
- •2. Types of People
- •3. Innate Qualities
- •Virtuous (good) characteristics
- •Evil (bad) characteristics
- •Questions
- •Exercise 11. Read through the extracts below, then write the correct numbers 1-15 next to which type of person you think said the words. Choose from the following.
- •Vanity hypocrisy pomposity stubbornness obstinacy selfishness dishonesty pettiness shyness
- •What type or types of person from the list at the top of the exercise above…
- •Exercise 17. Have a look at these geometrical figures and choose the one you like most of all. Psycho-geometrical test
- •E square Rectangle xplanation
- •Psychological test
- •Body Language. From Head to Toe
- •Of the Americans surveyed …
- •Part Two
- •Who would you rather have?
- •Outline for a character sketch
- •Text 1
- •Anger Is Normal. Or Is It?
- •Recommended topics for final exam
- •Supplement Group Work
- •Improving Appearance
- •Список использованной литературы
6. General appraisal of a person’s appearance
air (look)
as like as two peas
attractive
to bear one’s age well
beautiful
(real) beauty
(irresistible) charm
charming
comely
common
family likeness
fetching
to gain (to put on) weight
good-looking
good looks
groomed (well-groomed)
handsome
How does she look?
image
the very image (of)
to look as if …
to look fine / happy / fit
to look like
to look old for one’s age
to look one’s age
to look oneself again
to look not a day older than…
to look upset / unwell
to look wretched
to look young for one’s age
to lose one’s good look
to lose weight
lovely
nice-looking
plain (Am. homely)
(decidedly) pretty
refined
Time stands still with her.
to remind of smb.
to resemble
sweet
to take after smb.
ugly
untidy
well-preserved
What does he look like?
What is she like?
He is on the right side of twenty.
She is on the wrong side of twenty.
She is well past twenty.
I will never see twenty again.
I’m just out of my twenties.
I am twenty odd.
She is hard on twenty.
He cannot be a day over thirty.
He is twice as old as I am.
He has lived to a great age.
She’ll outlive anyone.
to be (to come) of age
to be under age
She is as old as the hills.
She is beginning to show her age.
A man is as old as he looks (feels).
7. Toilet articles
brush
hair b.
nail b.
toothbrush
comb
cream
face c.
shaving c.
dressing-case
Eau de Cologne
eye-shadow
(nail) file
hairpin
lipstick
lotion
make-up
mascara
nail varnish
powder
powder box
razor
electric razor
razor blade
safety razor
shaving set
shampoo
safety pin
scent (perfume)
bottle of scent
mild scent
scent-spray
strong scent
soap
laundry soup
soap-dish
piece (cake) of soap
toilet soap
sponge
toilet water
tooth-paste
toothpick
tweezers
Exercise 2. Look at the drawings, then write the correct numbers 1-28 to the following words.
Adam’s apple mole bags
under the eyes moustache crow’s
feet nostril dimple parting double
chin scar eyelid temple freckles wrinkles
lobe
armpit instep back knuckle biceps navel bust palm calf belly fist shin hip
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xercise
3.
Find synonyms of the following words and word combinations.
hollow cheeks; sharp ear; sleek hair; high cheekbones; to raise one’s hand; large features; piece of soap; belly; index finger; to put on weight; scent; plain; abdomen; fingertip; clear voice; ring finger; to lose one’s hair; tightly-set teeth; rumpled hair; feeble voice; prominent chin; sharp ear; grizzled hair; to brush one’s teeth; to wash one’s hair; swaying gait; squint-eyed; slender figure; firm chin; bald; apart eyes; to knit one’s eyebrows; vigorous constitution; prominent eyes; of average size; shapely arms; stumpy fingers; delicate constitution.
Exercise 4. Give five different adjectives to qualify each of the following nouns.
1) hair; 2) eyebrows; 3) features; 4) figure; 5) voice; 6) smile; 7) build) 8) cheeks; 9) mouth; 10) legs.
Exercise 5. When do you get problems with your head, neck and face? Match the accidents 1-13 below with their causes in the right-hand column. You can still have all sorts of problems even when you are enjoying yourself.
