pig – pork

• It is fashionable nowadays to have … as a pet at home.

• Vegetarians don’t eat … .

IV. Try to guess what these dishes may contain:

4. Study the menu: The old mill

Romantic atmosphere of an old village house. Wooden tables and rural decoration will create the impression of an old and hospitable country house.

454 4970 For reservation

Answer the questions:

1. Why is a cup of soup cheaper than a bowl?

2. How much is the cheapest salad?

3. What is vegetable salad dressed with?

4. What is French meat served with?

5. How is chicken cooked?

6. What kinds of tea are suggested in the menu?

7. Is there a big choice of desserts?

8. Which main course comes with something instead of salad?

9. How can you find out about wines served here?

5. Make up dialogues using the following situations:

• You would like to get general information about the restaurant

• You call the restaurant to book the table

• You are a little bit hungry and would like to have a light snack;

discuss the possibilities with the waiter

• You want to have a dinner; consult the waiter

• You would like some meat but don’t want potatoes

• You would like a cup of coffee and a dessert

VII*. Roleplay

You are going to celebrate a birthday party at a restaurant; think of a menu, time and place:

• You would like to invite your girlfriend/boyfriend

• You would like to invite your parents

• You would like to invite a lot of friends

VIII*. Writing: a menu for a party. Unit VIII healthy way of life.

1. The Text.

The fitness problems of the past decades led to a big rise in the numbers of people participating in sports and outdoor activities. Those who pursue the latest fitness fashion are convinced that staying in good physical form requires much more than regular exercise and balanced meals. For anyone who really wants to be healthy, fitness has become an integral part of their lives. A lot of health and fitness clubs, and public leisure centres that were created in many countries indicate the popularity of sports during the past thirty years. These centres with their swimming pools, sunshine beaches, water slides, and tropical plants and gyms are very popular with the people. Families can spend their holidays at huge indoor water parks. In such places everybody have much fun.

There are many opportunities for keeping fit. First of all it is necessary to do exercises. People of different ages can design exercises that will fit them. Running, jumping, swimming, bending and stretching are among the most popular exercises.

2. Nowadays people want to be strong and healthy. What about you? If you want to keep fit remember the rules:

Good Rules to Remember:

1. Get up early and go to bed early to keep fit.

2. Take regular exercises to keep fit.

3. Take a cool/cold shower to keep fit.

4. Eat healthy food to keep fit.

5. Never smoke to keep fit.

6. What about fresh air?

Suggest your own rules.

3. Learn the dialogues:

Liz: You look terrible! What's the matter?

Polly: I ate too many cookies last night.

Liz: How many cookies did you eat?

Polly: I ate so many cookies that I'm never going to eat a cookie again.

(I = Interviewer; B = Barbara)

I: Do you think you're a relaxed person?

B: Yes, I think so.

I: Do you ever do any physical exercise?

B:Yes, I go to the gym two or three times a week and I sometimes walk to work.

I: And how do you relax in the evenings?

B: I have a glass of wine and watch television.

(I = Interviewer, R = Robert)

I: Do you think you're a relaxed person?

R: I don't know.

I: How do you relax when you are not working?

R: Well, I go for a walk in the park now and again. I often read in the evening. I like reading, but I'm so tired after work that I frequently fall asleep with a book in my hands and the light on.

(I = Interviewer; P = Peter)

I: Do you think you're a healthy person?

P: Oh, yes, definitely. I never drink tea or coffee, I drink two glasses of milk every morning and a cup of hot water in the evening. I go running every morning before work and I spend at least 10 minutes alone in a quiet room when I get home in the evening. Then I float in the bath for about 20 minutes.

I: What does your wife think about that?

P: Oh, she thinks I'm mad.

(I = Interviewer; JC = Jane Couch)

I: Were you interested in sport at school?

JC: No, I wasn't even fit or anything. I used to smoke. I used to drink. Didn't eat very well, and this has just changed my life.

I: How long did it take you to get fit?

JC: It took me, I'd say, to get to the level that I'm at, it took me ... about two years.

XI.Eating the Healthy Food

If you feel fat, your body is trying to tell you something: lose weight. You can get to your ideal weight and stay at your ideal weight - and be and feel healthy - and enjoy food. Perhaps you're a diet expert, you've tried everything and your weight has gone up and down like a yo-yo. Or maybe you've never been on a diet before, now you need to lose some weight but are confused by the conflicting advice when you flick through diet books and magazines. Or perhaps you're interested in your family's health and their weight and you want to understand about healthy food as well as slimming food.

No one can claim we know all there is to know about healthy eating as there are still gaps in our knowledge. But the healthiest diet - the one which most reduces the risk of a wide range of diseases - is also the safest and most effective one to return you to your ideal weight and keep you there. This is good news after all; everyone wants to be slim and healthy, not thin and ill. Don't be fatalistic about being fat: it may be harder for you than for others, but if you want to be slim, and commit yourself to it, then you will succeed.

If you cut down the amount of fat you eat, you will take in fewer calories. If you cut down the amount of sugar you eat, you will take in fewer calories. If you increase the amount of fibre you eat, you will be able to cut down fat and sugar without feeling hungry. If you increase your amount of physical activity, you will burn up more calories. If you follow these principles, you will lose weight.

You are in charge of your own body, your own health, and your own life.

If you feel fat, your body is trying to tell you something: lose weight.

4. Answer the questions:

1. Who does the writer think should read his book?

2. How can people lose weight while eating as much food as they are eating now?

3. What kind of diet is the healthiest, according to the text?

4. How can being overweight be explained?

5. What two ways are indicated of cutting down on calories?

6. Why is fibre useful in a diet?

5. Roleplay. Work in pairs. Interview your partner and find out:

• what he/she does to keep fit

• what he/she does when he/she falls ill

• how often he/she calls the doctor in or goes to the doctor

• if he/she goes in for sports

• what kinds of sports he/she prefers

• how much time he/she spends watching TV

VII*. To Be or Not to Be... A Veggie

FOR AND AGAINST

Peter. Some people still believe that you can't live without meat. But modern scientific research shows that all the nutrients (питательные вещества) we need for a healthy life can lie round in plants.

Ann. My family and I are vegetarians — we don't eat meat. We eat lots of vegetables, fruit and nuts. Sometimes we eat a few eggs or a little cheese but we never eat any meat. I think that being a veggie is good for health.

Kate. The thought of eating a dead animal actually makes me sick.

Mary. I don't think it's necessary to kill to eat. It's cruel to let animals suffer so much.

Simon. Why is killing an animal different from killing a human?

Christopher. If you went to see how animals are killed, you wouldn't eat meat.

Natasha. Animals don't wish to be killed and would like to enjoy life to the full, just as any human would. Killing animals is a crime.

John. I'll never become a vegetarian. I love fast food, so I eat lots of hot-dogs and hamburgers.

Andrew. Vegetarianism is silly. You can't live forever on cucumbers and apples, can you?

Paul. Organic foods are full of pesticides. What's the use of becoming a veggie?

Lena. I don't really care if I eat meat or not, but my parents say I must.

Ivan. Our grandparents and great grand-parents and great-great grandparents ate meat and were happy. So why should I become a veggie?

Olga. It's stupid to say everybody must be a vege­tarian. In some places, it's very difficult to get enough to eat. People have to eat what they can get.

Stephen. You never see a tiger or a lion feeling sorry for its victim, do you?

Michael. People should eat both meat and plants. This is how it has always been, and will be in the future for all living things.

VIII^*. Some people live long lives and feel really well, some people suffer from illnesses. What helps a person to keep fit and to remain healthy? You know some rules already. Read the dialogue and discuss what people should/shouldn't do to keep fit. Make some mini-dialogues from the following one.

David: Hi, Steve. You look fantastic! I have not seen you for a long time and you haven't changed a bit. You really look healthy.

Steve: I guess I do. I hardly ever get a cold, maybe once in 2 or 3 years and that's all about my illnesses. I never suffer from anything.

David: No headaches, backaches, pains in the stomach?

Steve (laughs): No, and my legs don't hurt and my arms don't hurt either.

David: Do you think that's because of your diet or the exercises you do?

Steve: Oh, I don't know. I mean I like food, and I think I eat healthy food—fruit, vegetables, lots of salad. But I also enjoy fried food, meat, and fish. And I like dairy products – milk, cream, sour cream, and cottage cheese. I eat bread and I’m fond of pancakes. In fact, I like neither bitter nor sweet things. So, as you see, I can't say I keep to a diet.

David: No, definitely not. Do you take regular exercise?

Steve: Not enough I think. My work keeps me busy. In summer I play volleyball, swim and ride a bicycle. Last summer I tried to ride a horse.

David: Do you go in for any winter sports?

Steve: Not really. I mean I walk a lot. But no jogging or playing indoor games. So that's the exercise I do. By the way I don't smoke and never drink alcohol, only soft drinks.

IX. Writing. What do you do to be healthy?

Приложение 1 Unit 1

University Life

May I introduce myself – My name’s…

Разрешите представиться. Меня зовут….

Where are you from? – I’m from ...

Откуда вы? Я из….

Where do you come from? – I come from ...

Откуда вы? Я из…

I was born on the 13^th of December. I’m 18.

Я родился 13 декабря. Мне 18 лет.

What year are you in? – I’m a first / second year student.

На каком вы курсе? Я первокурсник/второкурсник.

I study at St. Petersburg State Transport University

Я учусь в Петербургском государственном университете путей сообщения.

the Railway Operation Faculty

Управление Процессами Перевозок

the Civil Engineering FacultyСтроительном

the Bridge and Tunnel Construction Faculty

I study at Мостов и Тоннелей

Я учусь на the Mechanical Engineering Faculty Механическом

факультете: the Electrical Engineering Faculty

Электротехническом

the Electro-Mechanical Faculty

Электромеханическом

the Faculty of Economics and Social Management

Экономики и социального управления

My future speciality is… I specialize in…

Моя будущая специальность…. Я специализируюсь в…

accounting and audit electric supply radio communication

бух.учет и аудит электроснабжение радиосвязь

applied mathematics environmental protection railway operation

прикладная математика защита окруж.среды управление ж/д.

automatics and robotics financial management

автоматика и финансовый дорожно-строительные¹

робототехника менеджмент машины

bridges and tunnels industrial transport road safety

мосты и тоннели промышленный безопасность на дороге

транспорт

cars informatics telemechanics

вагоны информатика телемеханика

1 Ry Track construction and Road-Building Machines and Equipment.

computers locomotives signalling

компьютеры локомотивы сигнализация

construction of railways non-destructive control standardization on Ry

transport

строительство ж/д. неразрушающий стандартизация на ж/д.

контроль транспорте

economics personnel management

экономика управление персоналом

electric rolling stock programming water supply and sewage

электроподвижной программирование водоснабжение и

состав канализация

in St. Petersburg в Санкт-Петербурге

I live with my parents с родителями I rent a room / flat

Я живу: in the hostel в общежитии Я снимаю

комнату/квартиру

Приложение 2 Unit II

Travelling

1. Ways of Travelling Виды путешествий:

Plain/air; coach/bus; car; ship/boat/sea; bicycle/bike; helicopter; balloon

На самолете (самолетом), на автобусе (автобусом), на машине, на пароходе/корабле, на велосипеде, на вертолете, на воздушном шаре.

To travel on foot Путешествовать пешком

To go hiking Ходить в поход

To do the packing/to pack things Упаковывать вещи

To have a good time/to enjoy the trip Хорошо провести время/

Получить удовольствие от поездки

All means of travelling have their advantages and disadvantages.

Все виды путешествий имеют свои преимущества и недостатки.

2. Travelling by Train. Путешествие на поезде

Railway station Ж/Д вокзал

To consult the time table

свериться с расписанием

Booking office

билетная касса

To book tickets...days in advance (by phone)

Заказать билеты за…дней

(заранее по телефону)

Express train скорый поезд

Stopping train (slow train)

пассажирский поезд

Overnight train ночной поезд

Day train дневной поезд

Attendant (conductor) проводник

Fare плата

To leave St.Petersburg for...

Выехать из

Санкт-Петербурга…в

To arrive at the station in…

Прибыть на вокзал в ……..

Sleeping car купейный вагон

Compartment купе

Berth (upper, lower)

Полка верхняя/нижняя

Dining car вагон-ресторан

Luggage багаж

To check tickets проверить билеты

To see off проводить

A porter носильщик

3. Travelling by Plane / air Путешествие на самолете

To book tickets for a flight to...

Заказать билеты на рейс в….

To fly to лететь в ….

To fly at a speed of.../at a height of..

Лететь со скоростью…., на высоте….

Flight рейс, полет

Pilot пилот

Crew команда авиалайнера

Seat (a window seat, an aisle seat)

Место у иллюминатора, у прохода

To check in for a flight (check-in Пройти регистрацию; deck)

регистрационную стойку

Boarding pass посадочный талон

To board the plane

пройти на посадку в самолет

To take off взлетать

Airhostess стюардесса

To fasten the (seat) belts

Пристегнуть ремни

To land приземлиться

To pay an extra charge for overweight

Доплатить за багаж (доп.вес)

Customs; go through the Customs

Таможня; пройти таможенный осмотр

Departure отправление

Arrival прибытие

D eparture gate зал

Departure lounge отправления

Hand luggage (ручная кладь

Luggage tag багажный талон)

Return (round trip) ticket

Обратный билет

4. Travelling by Ship/Boat/Sea.

Путешествие на корабле/пароходе/по морю.

To reserve a cabin (berth) on board the ship/boat/ferry

Забронировать каюту место на пароходе/корабле/пароме.

On board the ship/boat/ferry

На борту парохода/корабля/парома

To board the ship На корабле

To take a cruise (to sail) around the sea

Плыть по морю

To be sea-sick

Испытывать морскую болезнь

Stewardess стюардесса

Crew команда корабля

Captain капитан

On deck (upper, lower)

На палубе (верхней/нижней)

Calm; quiet sea

Спокойное, тихое море.

Storm шторм, буря

5. Travelling by Coach. (Путешествие на автобусе).

To go on a coach tour

Отправиться в путешествие на автобусе

To go sightseeing

Осматривать достопримечательности

To go through countries, cities, towns

Проезжать страны, города

To stay at a hotel

Остановиться в отеле

To cross the border

Пересечь границу

To check in (out)

Поселиться в гостинице, выехать из гостиницы

6. Travelling by Car. Путешествие на машине To fill the tank наполнить бак

To drive вести машину

To park a car припарковать машину

To pull over остановиться у обочины

Gas / fuel station (a filling station) АЗС

Speed limit ограничение скорости

Motorway / highway автострада

To spend a night in a tent / camp провести ночь, переночевать в

в палатке, в кемпинге

To be fined for быть оштрафованным за ……

Приложение 3 Unit III

Holidays

Resort - курорт

Clubs - клуб

Beach - пляж

Ancient – античный; древний

Water park – аттракционы на воде

Rapids – пороги (водные)

“Lazy river” – тихая река

Incredible variety – необычайное разнообразие

Landscape - ландшафт

Pastime – свободное время; развлечение

Приложение 4 Unit IV

Asking the way.

square main cinema

площадь главный, основной кинотеатр

theatre church road

театр церковь дорога

traffic lights to turn to the left (right)

светофоры повернуть налево(направо)

to be (not) far from How long does it take…?

быть далеко(близко)от Сколько времени займет?

It takes me…to get… the nearest How do I get to…

Для того чтобы ближайший как мне попасть….

попасть…..,я трачу…

Can I help you? opposite across

Могу я вам помочь? напротив через

to go up the street on the right (left) next to

идти вверх по улице.. справа(слева) следующий за….

What bus do I take…? underground over there

На какой автобус подземка, метро

мне сесть?

in front of to walk to walk straight along

перед идти пешком (гулять) идти прямо по..

near here a railway station an airport

здесь рядом, вокзал аэропорт

недалеко, поблизости

a museum a school a book shop

музей школа книжный магазин

a supermarket a police station

супермаркет отделение полиции

Приложение 5 Unit V

Describing people

What does he/she look like? Как он/она выглядит? внешность

Age возраст

How old is he/she? Какого он/она возраста?

Young, middle-aged, elderly, old.

Молодой, среднего возраста, пожилой, старый.

Build Телосложение

How would you describe his/her build? Какое у него/у нее телосложение?

Fat, thin, of medium-build, slim, broad-shouldered, well-built

Толстый, худой, среднего телосложения, стройный, широкоплечий, хорошо сложенный.

Height рост

How tall is he/she? Какого он/она роста?

1.70 m, tall, short, of medium height

1,7 М., высокий, низкий, среднего роста.

Hair colour Цвет волос

What colour is his/her hair? Какого цвета его/ее волосы?

Fair, dark , red, blonde, grey, dyed, white, black, brown, brunette.

Светлые, темные, рыжие, блондин (-ка), седеющие, окрашенные, седые, черные, шатен (-ка), брюнетка.

Hairstyle прическа

What kind of hair has he/she got? / What’s her hair like?

Какие у него/у нее волосы?

Long, short, straight, wavy, curly, in plaits, a fringe, bald

Длинные,короткие,прямые,волнистые,кудрявые, косы, челка, лысый.

Face лицо

What is his/her face like? Какое у него/у нее лицо?

Thin / round / long / oval / square face, high cheekbones, high / low forehead, thin / full lips, long / straight / turned-up / broken nose, double chin

Худое / круглое / длинное / овальное / квадратное лицо, высокие скулы, высокий / низкий лоб, тонкие / полные губы, длинный / прямой / вздернутый / сломанный нос, двойной подбородок.

Eyes (глаза)

What colour are his/her eyes? Какого цвета у него/у нее глаза?

Green / grey / blue / brown eyes, long eyelashes, thin eyebrows

Зеленые /серые/голубые/карие глаза, длинные ресницы, тонкие брови.

Complexion цвет лица

What sort of complexion does he / she have? Какой у него/у нее цвет лица?

Pale, tanned, fair/dark–skinned бледный, загорелый, светло/темнокожий

Distinguishing features Характерные черты лица

Do you have any distinguishing features?

У вас есть какие-нибудь характерные черты?

Beard, wrinkles, moustache, glasses, scar, mole, tattoo

Борода, морщины, усы, очки, шрам, родинка, татуировка.

General appearance Внешность-общее описание

Beautiful; well-dressed; good-looking; handsome; elegant; pretty; fashionable; unattractive; plain; ugly; untidy-looking; conservative

Красивая; хорошо одетый; интересный; красивый; элегантный; хорошенькая; модный; непривлекательный; простая; уродливый; неопрятный; консервативный.

Personality (Личность)

What sort of person is he/she? Какой он человек?

Honest; dishonest; strong / weak, generous / mean, optimistic / pessimistic, kind / unkind, cheerful / miserable, friendly / unfriendly, sociable / unsociable, reliable / unreliable, lively, aggressive, talkative, polite, shy

Честный / нечестный; сильный / слабый; щедрый / скупой; оптимистический / пессимистический; добрый / недобрый; бодрый/ унылый; дружелюбный / недружелюбный; общительный / необщительный; надежный / ненадежный; живой; агрессивный; разговорчивый; вежливый; застенчивый.

Приложение 6 Unit VI

Shopping

Shopping for food Покупка продуктов

Shopping list(to make a shopping list) Список покупок(составить список покупок

To have to buy smth. Необходимо что-то купить

To specialize in selling. Специализироваться на продажах

Shops: Grocer’s flour мука

Магазины бакалея sugar сахар

food in cans консервированная продукция

Greengrocer’s fruit фрукты

овощной vegetables овощи

Confectioner’s sweets конфеты

кондитерский cakes пирожные

tarts торты

Baker’s great variety of bread and buns

булочная огромный выбор

хлеба и булок

Butcher’s meat мясо

мясной beef говядина

pork свинина

mutton баранина

veal телятина

Poulterer’s chicken, turkey

птица кура, индейка

Fishmonger’s all sorts of fish

рыбный все виды рыбы

Market рынок counter прилавок

Supermarket супермаркет shop assistant продавец

To be convenient быть удобным cash desk касса

To save a lot of time low quality низкое качество

экономить массу времени high / good / super quality

Cashier кассир высокое/ хорошее /высшее качество

Food and drinks Еда и напитки

Porridge chicken cornflakes fish

овсянка кура кукурузные хлопья рыба

Oat meals pasta egg spaghetti

Овсяные хлопья макароны яйцо спагетти

Bacon rice steak sugar

бекон рис бифштекс сахар

Sausage oil cheese butter

колбаса масло (раст) сыр масло

Cottage cheese margarine sausages mushroom

творог маргарин сосиски грибы

Ham pancakes jam bread(white,

ветчина блины джем, варенье brown; fresh,

Bun honey stale)

булочка мед хлеб (белый/черный,

свежий /черствый)

Vegetables Овощи

Potatoes radishes cabbage lettuces

картофель редис капуста салат(зелен)

Tomatoes cauliflower cucumbers garlic

помидоры цв.капуста огурцы чеснок

Carrots beans onions sauerkraut

морковь фасоль лук (реп.) кваш.капуста

Green peas parsley beetroot celery

зел.горошек петрушка свекла сельдерей

Fruit (Фрукты)

Pine-apple banana orange apricot

ананас банан апельсин абрикос

Lemon peach grapefruit melon

лимон персик грейпфрут дыня

Tangerine watermelon grapes cherry

мандарин арбуз виноград вишня/черешня

pear plum strawberry raspberry

груша слива клубника малина

Gooseberries currants(red, white, black)

ежевика смородина (красная, белая, черная)

Shopping for clothes

To do shopping Делать покупки

To go shopping Ходить за покупками

To buy Покупать

To wear Носить

To put on Надевать

To try on Примерять

To have on Носить

Dress skirt blouse sweater

платье юбка блузка свитер

Jumper shirt T-shirt top

джемпер рубашка майка топик

Shorts trousers jeans suit

шорты брюки джинсы костюм

Tie coat raincoat tights

галстук пиджак, пальто плащ колготки

Pants bikini gloves scarf

штаны бикини перчатки шарф

Shoes boots sandals joggers

туфли ботинки сандали кроссовки

Hat cap ring belt

шляпа кепка кольцо ремень

Ear-rings chain glasses sun-glasses

серьги цепочка очки солнечные очки

Bermudas jacket

Бермуды жакет, пиджак

Wool; cotton; leather; velvet; silk Шерсть, хлопок, кожа, бархат, шелк

What size are you? Какой у вас размер?

Do you like tight or loose clothes? Вы любите прилегающую или свободную одежду?

Do you like smart or casual clothes?

Вы любите стильную или повседневную одежду?

Which colours suit (don’t suit) you? Какие цвета вам подходят?

Do you have it in a dark colour? У вас есть то же самое темного цвета?

Приложение 7 Unit VII

Eating Out

To book (a table ) in advance – заказать столик заранее

Variety – выбор

National dishes – национальные блюда (национальная кухня)

Choice - выбор

Salads – салаты

Dressing - приправы, соусы

Big (small) portion – большая (маленькая) порция

Vinegar – уксус

Sea products - морепродукты

Main course – второе блюдо («горячее»)

Prawns - креветки

Mussels - мидия

Grilled - жареное (мясо)

Stewed - тушеное

Boiled - вареное

Fried - жареное

Wine - вино

Mineral water (still\sparkling) – минеральная вода (без газа \с газом)

The bill - счет

Shrimps - креветки

Slices - ломтики

Desserts - гарниры

Soups - супы

Приложение 8 Unit VIII

Healthy Way of life

modern conveniences information about diseases and their cure

современные удобства информация о болезнях и их лечении

physical activity (regular exercise) good doctors and clinics

физическая активность хорошие врачи и клиники

(регулярные упражнения)

clean water and air regular eating

чистые вода и воздух регулярное питание

healthy food quiet life

здоровая пища спокойная жизнь

sports medicines

спорт лекарства

morning exercises walking

утренняя зарядка прогулка

working in the garden bodybuilding

работа в саду бодибилдинг

aerobics summer sports

аэробика летние виды спорта

winter sports indoor games

зимние виды спорта игры в помещении

outdoor games jogging

игры на свежем воздухе бег трусцой, пробежка

caviar fruit juices dairy products

икра фруктовые соки молочные продукты

fruit fish milk

фрукт рыба молоко

vegetables eggs butter

овощи яйца масло

bread tea cheese

хлеб чай сыр

meat coffee cream

мясо кофе сливки

cereals sweets and chocolate sour cream

злаки, хлопья сласти и шоколад сметана

veggie fitness balanced meals

вегетарианец фитнес сбалансированная еда

swimming pool sunshine beach gyms

бассейн пляж спорт. зал

indoor water park keeping fit to relax

крытый аквапарк поддерживать форму расслабляться, отдыхать

to be on a diet diseases fibre

быть на диете болезни белок

to be slim nutrients to keep to a diet

быть стройным пищевая ценность придерживаться диеты

СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

UNIT I. University Life……………………………………………….1-3

UNIT II. Travelling. ………………………………….……………….3-7

UNIT III. Holidays……………………...………………………………7-9

UNIT IV. Asking the way……………………………………………..9-11

UNIT V. Describing people……………………………………………12-

UNIT VI. Shopping ……………………..…………………………...15-20

UNIT VII. Eating out…………………………………………………20-23

UNIT VIII. Healthy way of life…………………………………………...23

Приложение…………………………………………………27

Составители: Домбровская Наталия Вениаминовна

Рожновская Наталья Степановна

Ростовцева Светлана Андреевна

Трунская Ольга Юзефовна

Ответственный редактор: Ирина Дмитриевна Фадеева Публикуется в авторской редакции

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