| What is shelike? We are asking for a general description of the person. What does she look like? We are asking for a description of the persons appearance. What does she like? We are asking about the persons preferences or interests. |
Exercise 3. Read and translate the second paragraph.
Judging by appearances
Our passport photo is the photo we show to the largest number of different people during our lives. But how happy are we with our photo? Do we make an effort to get a good one? According to research done by the US printer company Lexmark, the answer varies according to nationalities.
Lets talk about Ruth England, a TV holiday show presenter. Ruth England spends her life travelling and showing her passport to officials around the world. She confessed, Once I had a passport photo where I looked really hideous and so I deliberately lost my passport and got a new one. For my latest passport, I took several photos and chose the best one.
What about peoples character? In my opinion character does not depend on appearance. It's very easy to form a negative opinion about a person just because you don't like the way he looks, though in fact he can be an interesting, well-educated and talented person. I think we cant make any conclusions about a person when we meet him or her for the first time.
Exercise 4. Read the text and find key words.
Exercise 5. Complete with one word.
1 Please switch _____ your mobile. You cant use it here.
2 Im afraid John is out. Can you call ____ later?
3 I cant believe it! He hung ______ in the middle of our conversation.
4 She looks ____ her mother. They both have big eyes.
5 Hes _____ his late forties.
Exercise 6. Match the questions 1-3 to the answers a-e.
1 What is she like?
2 What does she look like?
3 What does she like?
a.She seems very nice, relaxed and chatty.
b. Shes got short dark hair and dark eyes.
c. Shes young and wears really trendy clothes.
d. 
Shes very friendly.
e. Rock music
Exercise 7. In pairs, look at the girl in the photo and describe her.
Use must, may, might, cant be.
For example. She cant be over 25, she is about 20. She may be a student.
Exercise 8. Make a list of eight famous people with your partner.Choose on of the people from your list and describe his/her appearance. Your partner must guess who you are describe.
Check yourself
1 Choose the right variant: ____ people think about themselves and not about other people.
a) selfish
b) spoilt
c) jealous
d) moody
2 Choose the right variant: My friend is ______.
I can trust on him..
a) sensitive
b) reliable
c) ambitious
d) talkative
3 Choose the right variant: They _____ Italian. They are speaking to each other in Spanish.
a) could
b) have to be
c) cant be
d) must be
4 Choose the right variant: He _____ be over 70. He retired 6 years ago.
a) cant
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b) might
c) have to
d) must
Glossary
| English | Russain | Kazakh |
| deliberately [ dɪˈlɪbərətli] | ә, ққ | |
| reliable [relaibl] | ||
| hideous [ ˈhɪdiəs ] | ү | |
| jealous [ˈdʒeləs ] | қғқ | |
| make an effort [efət] | ү | |
| to make conclusions [ kənˈkluːʒən] | қ | |
| moody [ ˈmuː.di ] | қ | |
| opinion [ əˈpɪnjən ] | ө қ, | |
| preferences [ˈprefərəns ] | қ | |
| well-educated [ ˈedjʊkeɪtɪd] |
| Office hours 5 | Make up a topic Appearance is deceptive and retell it | |
| LIW 13 | Read the text Judging by appearances and translate it. (p.163) |
The child and his mother:
A curious child asked his mother: Mommy, why are some of your hairs turning grey?
The mother tried to use this occasion to teach her child:
It is because of you, dear. Every bad action of yours will turn one of my hairs grey!
The child replied innocently: Now I know why grandmother has only grey hairs on her head.
References
Main:
1. Clive Oxenden and Christina Latham-Koenig New English File. Intermediate level Students book. Oxford. 2010.
2. Sue Kay and Vaughan Jones Inside Out Intermediate level. Students book. Macmillan, 2012
3. Philip Kerr and Ceri Jones. Straightforward. Intermediate level. Second edition. Macmillan, 2012
Additional:
4. Raymond Murphy. English grammar in use. Cambridge University Press, 2012.
5. Audio discs of New Headway for Intermediate level, Disc-1,2.
6. Objective by Michael Black, Wendy Shar. Intermediate.Cambridge University Press, 2010
| HAND OUT 10 (70) Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits-2 Intermediatelevel Practical lesson Lexical theme: Books and literature Grammar: Can, could, be able to Teacher: assistant professor Sariyeva Aida Kamzayevna |
Explain the meaning of the saying below. Do you agree or disagree. Give examples to explain your opinion. You cant judge a book by its cover
MODAL VERBS: Can, could, be able to (ability and possibility)
| Can is a modal verb. It only has a present, past and conditional form. For example, She cant come tonight. She is ill. They couldnt wait because they were in a hurry. Could you open the window, please? Use be able to in the present, past and future, Present Perfect and as a Gerund or Infinitive. For example, Ill be able to practice my English in England. She has been able to speak French since she was a child.(Present Perfect) Id like to be able to ski.(Infinitive) I love being able to sleep late at weekends.(Gerund) |
Exercise 1. Complete with can, cant, or could, couldnt where possible. If not use a form of to be able to.
Eg.: They told me that they couldnt do anything about the noise.
1. When I lived in Rome I _________ speak Italian quite well.
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2. If you dont hurry up, we __________catch the last train.
3. My mother __________ see much better now with her new glasses.
4. To do this job you need ________speak at least two languages.
5. I __________ help you tonight if you want.
Exercise 2. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
| character autobiography bestseller novel paperback |
1. When I retired from politics I decided to write my______
2. The main ______in the book is a teenager growing up in a big city.
3. Her first______ was a spy thriller set in post-war Russia.
4. His latest book is due out in_______ next week.
5. The Da Vinci Code was a worldwide____ and sold more than 60 million copies.
Exercise 3. [T.10]
Listen to the interview with a ghostwriter Andrew Crofts and mark the true sentences.
1 He has written many successful books as a poet
2 The writer never has written books under his own name
3 Hes going to travel somewhere interesting and meet somebody
4 Like most writers he doesnt go out so much
5 He would like to be a film director.
Exercise 4. Tick the reasons why Andrew enjoys being a ghostwriter.
He finds other peoples lives and stories interesting.
He gets out of the house and meets lots of different people.
He likes writing about film stars.
He likes living somebody elses life for a few months
Exercise 5. Read and translate the third paragraph.
Books in our life
Throughout the centuries books had an enormous influence on the minds and hearts of people. Books bind together ages, personalities. It helps people achieve understanding, trust, cooperation and friendship.
Thanks to books we are able to express our thoughts and feelings more exactly. We can talk to people who lived in different countries. Through reading books we hear their voices, thoughts and feelings. Some people developed much time to reading books and reading becomes their free time occupation, their passion. They teach the readers to be truthful, friendly, honest, decisive, conscientious, frank, firm, fair and serious.
Great Britain gave the world a lot of talented people. Many famous writers and poets were born and lived in Great Britain. One of the best known English playwrights was William Shakespeare. He draw ideas for his tragedies and comedies from the history of England and ancient Rome. William Shakespeare wrote 37 plays which may be divided into: comedies and historical plays.
Exercise 6. Read the whole text again and put five questions.
Exercise 7. You are going to tell your partner about books you have enjoyed.
Use the following questions bellow.
1. What is the title of the story?
2. What is it based on?
3. What do you particularly like about?
4. Who is the author?
5. What kind of ending does it have?
Exercise 8. Speak on the given topic.
How do you choose a book? Do you agree or disagreewith these points?
a) I judge a book by its cover. If the cover is interesting I buy the book.
b) I read the first page, and if its boring, I dont buy the book.
Check yourself
1. Choose the right answer:
In 1957 Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize for _________.
a) art
b) literature
c) science
d) history
2. Choose the right answer: A person who writes about the news in a newspaper or speaks about it on TV.
a) a politician
b) a librarian
c) a reporter
d) a teacher
3.Choose the right answer: If I spoke better English, I _______ get a job in the hotel.
a) wont be able to
b) would be able to
a) was able to
b) be able to
4. Choose the right answer: They _______ find a flat yet. They are still looking
a) are able to
b) could
c) cant
d) can
Glossary
| English | Russain | Kazakh |
| bind [baɪnd] | ||
| comprise [ kəmˈpraɪz] | , | қ |
| enormous [ ɪˈnɔːməs ] | ||
| distinguish [ dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ] | , | қ |
| faithful [ˈfeɪθfəl] | , | |
| frank [ fræŋk] | , | қ |
| influence [ˈɪnfluəns] | ә, ә | |
| passion [ˈpæʃən] | , | құқ |
| playwright [ ˈpleɪraɪt] | ||
| be awarded [bi əˈwɔːdəd] |
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| LIW 14 | Learn by heart the poem My Sister(p.164) | |
| LIW 15 | Make up a video presentation The most exciting book I have ever read |
References
Main:
1. Clive Oxenden and Christina Latham-Koenig New English File. Intermediate level Students book. Oxford. 2010.
2. Clive Oxenden and Christina Latham-Koenig New English File. Intermediate Work book. Oxford, 2010.
Additional:
3. John and Liz Soars New Headway. Intermediate level. Students book. Oxford, 2009.
4. Raymond Murphy. English grammar in use. Cambridge University Press, 2012.
5. Audio discs of New Headway for Intermediate level, Disc-1,2.
6. Objective by Michael Black, Wendy Shar. Intermediate.Cambridge University Press, 2010.
| HAND OUT 11 (71) | |||
| Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits - 2 | |||
| Intermediate level | Practical lesson | ||
| Lexical theme: Education Grammar: First conditionals, time clauses | |||
| Teacher: assistant professor Nurgaliyeva Ardak Zhaksylykovna |
Exercise 1. Listen to the text [T.11] and give T (true) or F (false) answers.
1.Charlotte is a bit worried about history.
2.Charlotte wants to study medicine at Cambridge university.
3.Charlotte will get her results by post in 2 weeks.
4.Charlotte will do another year at school and take the exams again.
Exercise 2. Retell the listened text.
Exercise 3. Discuss on the given situation. You are going to study abroad. You want to know about educational system in the USA and Great Britain. You want to visit one of the high schools abroad and meet the teachers and speak about their education system.
Use the following expressions: I think . In my opinion . I believe.... I suppose... As far as I know. As far as I remember . I'm sure that
Exercise 4. Answer the questions.
1 Why did you study in Academy?
2 What is your future profession?
3 What are your favorite subjects at Academy and why?
Education is the movement from darkness to light. Allan Bloom
How do you understand the quotation? What does it mean? Do you know the equivalents in Russian and Kazakh?
Exercise 5. Read the text and translate the 2nd paragraph.
Schools Abroad
In Britain all children from five to sixteen go to school. They spend six years in primary school and then go on to secondary school. In Britain there are state schools, which are free and private schools for which parents pay. Many British private schools are boarding schools. The children there usually wear uniforms. They stay at school all the time and only come home in the holidays.
In America all children from 6 to 16 go to school. They spend six years in elementary school and four or six years in secondary or high school. At the end of every school year the child takes a test. If he doesn't do well, he has to repeat the material once more. If he does well he will go into the next class. School education is free. Some schools have modern teaching equipment like computers. But there are also small country schools with just one classroom. At the end of their time at school, most students get a high school diploma.
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Exercise 6. Answer the questions.
1 When do British children go to school?
2 When do the children from boarding schools come home?
3 What can you tell about education in America?
4 What tests do the children take before going to college?
GRAMMAR COMMENT
First Conditional
FIRST CONDITIONAL
If (or unless) + present simple, will/ wont + infinitive
can/ cant
If you dont do more work, youll fail the exam. Hell be late for work if he doesnt hurry up.
She wont get into university unless she gets good grades.
Use the present tense (NOT the future) after if in first conditional sentences.
unless = if... not I wont go unless she invites me. I wont go if she doesnt invite me.
You can also use an imperative instead of the will clause, e.g. Come and see us next week if you have time.
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Complete these sentences using the verbs in brackets. All the sentences are about the future. Use will/won't or the present simple (I see/he plays/it is etc.).
1 I'll phone you when I (get) _____ home from work.
2 I want to see Margaret before she _____ (go) out.
3 We're going on holiday tomorrow. I _____ (tell) you all about it when we _____ (come) back.
4 Brian looks very different now. When you _____ (see) him again, you _____ (not/recognize) him.
5 We must do something soon before it _____ (be) too late.
Choose the right verb.
1 If I will hear/hear the thief I catch/will catch him.
2 I will call/call her if I will find out/find out her number.
3 She feel/will feel ill if she eats/will eat so much.
4 You get/will get wet if you dont take/wont take an umbrella.
5 He causes/will cause an accident if he drives/will drive too dangerously.
Exercise 7. Unscramble the words.
The ndcaetiou system in Germany consist of primary, ncsedaryo and gerhhi education. At all levels of the rucstertu is represented by both public and private educational issontituint. Eemtnlerya school is to 6 from10 years (or up to 12 years in Berlin and Brandenburg). Children learn to read, count, write, study ltunaar science. Secondary education is from 10 to 19 years. There are several types of secondary lsoshoc. Which school is perfect for a student solved in accordance with the oiconmdmreaent of the school, the desire of parents, school level assessments, as well as the result of entrance isonanamiext.
| Exercise 8. Write a note to your English teacher explaining why you will be absent from lesson. Example: Dear Mrs. Alieva, I am writing this message to inform you that I will be absent from English lesson on June 21st from 9:30am to 10:30pm. I am going to the doctor to have them look at the problem I am having with my leg. I hope this is acceptable. Almas Satov | |
| Check yourself |
1. Choose the right variant. 
Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb.
If I don't pass the exam, I _____ it again in January.
a) will be done
b) did
c) do
d) will do
2. Choose the right variant. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb.We _____ an umbrella, if it rains.
a) will take
b) took
c) taken
d) would take
3. Choose the right variant. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb.
As soon as he _____, we can have dinner.
a) come
b) comes
c) came
d) will come
4. Choose the right variant. Complete the sentence with the right form of the verb.
Don't buy it unless you _____ sure you like it.
a) been
b) be
c) are
d) will be
Glossary
| English | Russian | Kazakh |
| bachelors degree ['bætʃeləz di'gri:] | ә | |
| boarding school['bɔ:diŋ,sku:l] | - | |
| equipment [i'kwipmənt] | құ-қ | |
| admission tests [əd'miʃ(ə)n] | қ | |
| primary ['praim(ə)ri] | ||
| secondary['sekənd(ə)ri] | ||
| recommendation [,rikəmen'deiʃ(ə)n] | ұ | |
| assessement [əˈsɛsmənt] | ғ | |
| fail [feɪl] | () | ; құ |
| take an exam [teɪk ɑːn ɪɡˈzæm] |
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| Office hours 6 | Make up a topic Knowledge itself is a power and retell it | |
| LIW 16 | Read the text The open window and translate it.(p.164) |
References
Main:
1. Clive Oxenden, Christina Latham-Koenig New English File. English Course: Intermediate Student`s Book - New York: Oxford University Press, 2012.
2. Clive Oxenden, Christina Latham-Koenig New English File. English Course: Intermediate Workbook - New York: Oxford University Press, 2012
Additional:
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4. CD CambridgeUniversity III
5. A.S. Hornby, Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Current English, : Oxford University Press; 7-, 2009.
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HAND OUT 12 (72)
Discipline: English as a foreign language Credits- 2
Intermediate level Practical lesson
Lexical theme: My ideal house
Grammar: Second conditional
Teacher: assistant professor Moldabayeva Magira Kitobayevna
Do you remember any proverbs and sayings about home? Give Russian or Kazakh equivalents of this proverb
My home is my castle
What do you think it means?
Exercise 1. Look at the pictures. Which of these things can you identify in the pictures?
