- •Unit 1. Family life a good jack makes a good jill
- •I. Basic vocabulary: love and romance
- •In love going out boyfriend kissed girlfriend
- •Serious Not serious
- •Destroyed our marriage b. Broke up c. Get a divorce d. Left him
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: wedding
- •Key words
- •Life is not a bed of roses
- •I. Basic vocabulary: feelings and emotions
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: is lying always wrong?
- •Key words
- •Unit 3. Bringing up children like an apple, like a tree
- •I. Basic vocabulary: babies and children
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: wolf-children of india
- •Key words
- •I’ll teach you to hit other children!
- •Wealth is nothing without health
- •I. Basic vocabulary: human body. Feeling ill
- •Ilnesses and symptoms
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: staying healthy
- •Key words
- •I. Basic vocabulary: keeping fit
- •Fit and healthy Not fit
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: diet center’s comprehensive five-phase program
- •Key words
- •The Mighty Spud
- •Unit 6. Exercises no sweet without sweat
- •I. Basic vocabulary: body posture and movements
- •Quick movements Slow movements
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: how to achieve health benefits
- •Key words
- •When you join any health club, you have to fill out an application for membership. Fill out the membership application for yourself
- •Unit 7. Food and drink appetite comes with eating
- •I. Basic vocabulary: food stuffs. Cooking. Eating out
- •Veal bacon duck kidney fowl
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: new coke
- •Key words
- •Aubergine Parmesan
- •Is it solid?
- •Is it very small?
- •Is it thin?
- •Good manners Bad manners
- •Unit 8. Shopping cut your coat according to your cloth
- •I. Basic vocabulary: shops. Clothes. Advertising
- •II. Vocabulary in context text: gucci: a family story
- •Key words for text I
- •Discuss the following questions
- •Glossary unit 1: family life
- •Unit 2: life is not a bed of roses
- •Unit 3: like an apple, like a tree
- •Unit 4: wealth is nothing without health
- •Unit 5: eat at pleasure, drink with measure
- •Unit 6: no sweet without sweat
- •Unit 7: appetite comes with eating
- •Unit 8: cut your coat according to your cloth
- •The list of english proverbs
- •Appendix 3 the list of irregular verbs
II. Vocabulary in context text: new coke
1985 was not a good year for Coca-Cola. It marked one of the greatest marketing failures in history: the replacement of the original Coke formula with a new one, usually called "New Coke." The reaction of American consumers was so strong that the mighty company was almost brought to its knees.
The change was no small decision by Coca-Cola. For 99 years, the Coke formula had stayed the same. Yet, beginning in the 1970s, the company started losing market share to its biggest rival, Pepsi. By 1984, sales of Coke and Pepsi were almost even.
In response to these disturbing trends, Coca-Cola developed a new, sweeter formula. It held almost 200,000 taste tests, with mostly positive results. On April 23, 1985, the new formula hit the market. Many people liked the taste, but a growing number of consumers were upset that "their" Coca-Cola had been changed. Thousands of people wrote angry letters and telephoned the company, demanding that the original formula be brought back. In songs, TV shows, newspapers, and magazines, people expressed their unhappiness with New Coke. In the meantime, Pepsi took over as the top soft drink in the country. What happened? In blind taste tests, people preferred the new formula. What Coca-Cola did not consider was how strongly people were attached to the original taste and brand. Millions of consumers grew up drinking Coke, and they had fond memories of sharing the drink with friends and family members. In short, the original Coke was an important part of their lives, and people had an emotional attachment to the drink.
On July 10, less than three months after the release of New Coke, Coca-Cola admitted defeat and started selling the original formula (now called "Coca-Cola Classic") once again. Consumers were thrilled that such a large company had bowed to their wishes. They were also excited to have the old Coke back. Coca-Cola Classic quickly rose to the top spot in the "cola wars" of the 1980s. And so, even though New Coke was a terrible disaster, it actually strengthened people's loyalty to the Coca-Cola brand. This was one case where admitting a mistake was clearly the best thing to do.
Key words
Nouns: consumer disaster failure fond memories in the meantime market share rival Verbs: to admit to attach to be thrilled to bow to bring smb. to his knees to express to hit to release to take over |
EXERCISE 9. MATCH THE WORD WITH THE DEFINITION
1. disaster 2. consumer 3. failure 4. rival 5. share |
a) a person who buys goods b) one of two or more trying to get what only one can have c) something that causes much loss d) a portion belonging to one person e) lack of success |
EXERCISE 10. FILL IN THE CHART WITH THE APPROPRIATE WORD FORMS FOR EACH VOCABULARY ITEM. (AN X IS BEEN PLACED IN THE BOX IF THERE IS NO RELATED FORM). USE A DICTIONARY TO HELP YOU IF YOU ARE NOT SURE. WRITE YOUR OWN SENTENCE WITH EACH WORD
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EXERCISE 11. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE WORDS FROM THE TEXT
mistake |
failure |
express |
market |
prefer |
decision |
release |
bow |
company |
defeat |
drink |
knees |
thrill |
attach |
disturb |
She made a ……… in counting on their help.
I wish to be ……… from my contract.
The handle is not very well ……… .
He ……… himself easily in French.
That is what ……… me, Mr Dermott.
Most glad of your ……… .
I always ……… tea from a glass.
We made the ……… to accept their offer.
What if you elect me and I'll turn out a ……… ?
There's no ……… for these goods.
At this time of day, I ……… tea to coffee.
Going to a party and being rowdy, dancing to very loud music, being driven in a very fast car, are all great ……… .
I have to ……… to a hatred of modern music.
He brought him to his ……… and then kicked him.
Take a tree and ……… it.
EXERCISE 12. TRANSLATE
1. Перше правило торгівлі – споживач завжди правий. 2. З нею сталося лихо, а ніхто навіть про це не знав. 3. Припускаю, що це правильно. 4. Вона приєдналася до щойно прибулих. 4. У кожному бізнесі неможливо обійтися без конкурентів. 5. П'єса провалилася, хоча в ній були задіяні великі актори. 6. Цей юнак взяв керування бізнесом на себе. 7. Велика частина ринку належала цій маленькій дівчинці. 8. Він повністю підкорив цю дівчину, вона нічого вже не могла із цим зробити. 9. Щось трапилось у нього на фірмі, поки він відпочивав на морі. 10. Ти не повинна коритися цьому чоловікові, ти маєш щось робити! 11. Дитина висловила невдоволення: їй дали кислу малину. 12. Британці дуже непокоїлися з приводу появи нової «Кока-Коли». 13. У багатьох із нас збереглися найтепліші спогади про дитинство. 14. Нарешті ми знайшли правильний шлях. 15. Його звільнили через його ж обіцянки. 16. Лихо трапилось, коли діти залишились вдома самі. 17. Кожен споживач обов’язково повинен знати свої права. 18. Ця красуня – поза конкуренцією. 19. ЇЇ батьки живуть в одній кімнаті з бабусею. 20. Припускаю, що всі куплені фрукти надто кислі.
EXERCISE 13. THE CONCEPT “THRILLING” CAN BE GRADED. SUGGEST YOUR GRADING IN VOCABULARY STEPS. EXPLAIN YOUR CHOICE
Thrilling: exciting, gripping, hair-raising, stirring, moving, stimulating
(Answers on page 138)
EXERCISE 14. FORM A SMALL GROUP. TALK ABOUT FOOD AND MEALS
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meal |
an amount of food eaten at one time she cooks a hot meal in the evening |
food |
something solid for eating they gave us plenty of food, but there weren’t enough to drink |
dish |
cooked food of one kind baked apples are his favorite dish |
course |
any of the several parts of a meal he had a three-course dinner. The first course was soup |
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EXERCISE 15. WORK WITH A PARTNER.TAKE TURNS DESCRIBING A DISH YOU LIKE TO EAT OR COOK, OR BOTH. USE THE INFORMATION FROM THE TABLE BELOW
Some cooking terms |
Some ingredients |
It’s cooked in a large pan. It’s baked in the oven. It’s fried in oil (bacon, eggs, potatoes, fish) It’s boiled (meat, potatoes, cabbage, eggs, milk) It’s roasted (meat, fowl, potatoes). It’s seasoned to taste with salt and pepper. It’s served with rice/pasta/vegetables. It’s stewed.
We peel (slice, chop, grate, mince, layer)
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fish beef chicken garlic hot peppers mustard vinegar onion cheese |
EXERCISE 16. THIS RECIPE IS GOOD FOR THE LARGEST MEAL OF THE DAY. TRANSLATE IT INTO UKRAINIAN. DISCUSS YOUR FAVOURITE MAIN COURSE WITH A PARTNER. SHARE YOUR RECIPES
