- •Vocabulary
- •Topic II Text 1 Traveling
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 Traveling by air
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic III Shops and Shopping
- •Conversation: At a Shoe Shop.
- •Vocabulary
- •At a Grocery Store.
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic IV My future profession
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic V Olympic Games
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic VII The British Way of Life
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 London
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic VIII The Climate of England
- •Vocabulary
- •Topic IX The American Way of Life
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 Washington
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
- •Vocabulary
- •Festivals in Britain Text 3 St. Valentine's Day.
- •Text 4 National Saints' Days
- •Text 5 Mothering Sunday
- •Text 6 All Fools' Day
- •Text 7 Easter
- •Text 9 Midsummer Eve
- •Text 12 Guy Fawkes' Night
- •Text 13 Christmas
- •Text 14 New Year's Day, or Hogmanay
- •The famous people of America Text 1 Abraham Lincoln
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 Thomas Alva Edison
- •Vocabulary
- •Helpful Phrases
- •Replies:
- •Illustrative examples:
- •1. Express your liking for the following:
Vocabulary
A light lamp – электрическая лампочка
the phonograph – фонограф
outside of a laboratory –вне лаборатории
to create – создать
a true genius – настоящий гений
honored –почитаемый
Helpful Phrases
LIKES
I like (very much)
a) ice-cream; your dress
b) reading; going to the theatre; playing football
I'd like to see a new film – Я бы хотел...
I do like your dress – Мне действительно нравится...
I love = I like very much
Ex.: I love ice-cream (swimming in the sea).
I enjoy (feeling of pleasure)
Ex.: I enjoy travelling (very much)
I enjoyed the concert last night.
I'm very fond of Marion (reading).
I'm very keen on ... figure skating.
I'm mad about (on) ...
Ex.: I'm mad about (on) their latest record.
I'm crazy about...
Replies:
Positive
So do I
I do too
So am I
Me too
Negative
I don't
I'm not Are you?
Do you?
Do you like?
Ex. Do you like this picture?
Replies:
Positive
Yes, (I do).
Yes I do rather
(Yes) very much indeed
It's all right
It's not bad
Negative
No, (I don't)
Not very much
Not particularly
I can't say I do
2. How do you like?
Replies:
Positive
Very much
It's very nice (lovely, beautiful)
It's all right (not bad)
Negative
Not (very) much
It's awful (terrible)
Illustrative examples:
1. - I like science fiction very much.
- So do I.
2. - I do like Julia's new flat.
- Yes. It’s very cozy, isn't it?
3. - I love home-made pies.
- I do too.
4. - Is the drama club popular with the students?
- Oh, yes. They are very keen on it.
5. - I'm crazy about these new electronic games.
- Really? I don't know what you see in them.
DISLIKES
I don't like (very much, at all)
I dislike
I'm not (very) fond of...
I hate...
Ex. I hate cold showers.
I can't bear (stand) - more colloquial.
Ex. I can't bear (stand) unpunctuality.
Replies:
So do I (... I dislike, I hate)
I do (.... I don't like)
Don't you Can't you
Aren't you Really?
Illustrative examples:
1. -I don't much like Ann's husband.
- Nor do I.
2. -I am not very keen on the food at our hotel.
- Neither am I.
3. - Shall we watch the new American film on TV?
- Well, I'm particularly fond of the American films.
- Really? I rather like them myself.
4. - I can't stand spiders.
- Can't you? Why? They are quite harmless.
Exercises:
1. Express your liking for the following:
Pancakes; watching TV; going to art exhibition; your friend's new coat; traveling by air; playing tennis; Russian opera; knitting; Helen( an old friend); St. Petersburg; basketball
2. Express your dislike of the following:
Fish soup; historical novels; Sochi; musicals; your friend's new shoes; traveling by bus; big hotels; Caucasian food; reading plays; having your photograph taken.
