Bourhood)
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I live in a wonderful neighbourhood. There are lots
of shops and parks near my house. Theres a pet
shop next to the toy shop. Opposite the sports
shop, there is a library. Theres also a bank oppo
site the bakers and a chemists in front of the
park. Next to it, theres a supermarket. There are
lots of places to shop in my neighbourhood and
I like it a lot.
: SB . 4*, . 20 (
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WB . 12.
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Reading
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a) :
Oxford Street is in London.
Hollywood Boulevard is in Los Angeles.
Wall Street is in New York.
b) :
outdoor cafés: Hollywood Boulevard
lots of shops: Oxford Street
film museums: Hollywood Boulevard
banks: Wall Street
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Study Skills.
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b)
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1 David can find Wall Street interesting because
he is an economist, he is interested in money.
2 Stella will find Oxford Street interesting because
she enjoys shopping and this street is the most
famous shopping street in the world.
3 Peter will find Hollywood Boulevard interesting
because hes interested in the movies and there
are a lot of film museums in this street.
4 Claire will find Oxford Street interesting because
she likes fashionable clothes and she can buy
some from Debenhams and Selfridges.
c)
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Oxford St.
Hollywood Blvd.
Wall St.
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Project (a tourist guide)
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Arbat is in the heart of Moscow. It is the most
famous street of the city and, as Russian people
say, the most beautiful street in the world. There
are large sidewalks and many old historic build
ings along the street. There are also many street
cafés, shops, theatres and restaurants. In Arbat
you can do the shopping, go to the theatre or just
enjoy yourselves walking around.
: SB . 3*, . 21 (
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Spotlight on Russia c. 4.
Dachas
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(sputnik, samovar, babushka
, ; dacha).
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(Activities 1).
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(Activities 2).
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My favourite dacha is Andrey's. I like its beautiful
green colour and the big garden in front of it.
A dacha is a plot of land out in the country.
Dachas are usually a few kilometers outside the
city. People plant vegetables or grow flowers in
their gardens. They love spending their week
ends there during the spring, summer and
autumn.
My favourite dacha is Andrey's. I like its beau
tiful green colour and the big garden in front
of it.
My family's dacha is 10 miles from Moscow.
We have a small wooden house there with a
red roof and a big garden. In the garden we
grow flowers and vegetables, like tomatoes and
potatoes. I love spending the weekends at our
dacha. When I'm there, I usually go hunting for
berries and mushrooms in the forest.
: SB Spotlight on Russia,
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English in Use. Requesting
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I have no electricity in my house.
Theres a problem with the flat.
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Mrs. Browns problem is that she has no electric
ity in her house.
Janes problem is that the heating doesnt work in
her flat.
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Frank: Hello, Frank Howard speaking.
Nancy: Howard, hi. This is Nancy Adams.
Frank: Hi, Nancy, what can I do for you?
Nancy: Well, my TV doesnt work.
Frank: Right. Ill come over and have a look then.
Nancy: Thank you.
Stacey: Good morning. Could I speak to Mr.
Howard, please?
Frank: Mr. Howard speaking.
Stacey: Hi, Frank, this is Stacey.
Frank: Oh, hello, Stacey. Whats up?
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Stacey: Well, theres a problem in my flat. One of
the taps is leaking.
Frank: OK, Ill come over right away.
Stacey: Thank you.
Pronunciation / υ / / /
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/ υ / / /
; oo,
oo + k, u .
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/ υ / / /.
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: cook, book,
boot, blue, uniform, June, music, pupil, moon.
: / υ /: look, full; / /: Luke, fool
: WB . 14 (
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. 1516 (
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