LESSON 1
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, to be, to have,
ABOUT MYSELF
I. :
children, mean, hospital, student, person, pure, leave, while, member, third, treatment, type, skull, chest, shoulder, fiber, agent, strong, bone, line
II. :
anatomy[qnxtqmi], chemistry [kemistri], microbiology[,mQikrObQiOlqGi], patient [peiSqnt], medicin [medsin], pathology[pqTOlqGi], blood [blAd], atrium [eitrium], mind [mQind], general [Genqrql], responsible [rispOnsqbl], library [lQibrqri], health [helT]
III. :
parents, children, libraries, types, lives, women, houses, mice, relatives, teeth, babies
IV. , :
1. The lectures delivered by the professors of our Institute are interesting. 2. I write my exercises with a pen. 3. Our assistants experiments were successful. 4. He pays great attention to his studies. 5. This book was written by a famous writer. 6. The article was about doctors. 7. He gave the textbook to his friend. 8. The patients of this doctor were children. 9. Childrens parents asked many questions.
V. , :
1. We live with our parents. 2. Her son works with my uncle. 3. I live not far from you and your sister. 4. Their flat is on the second floor. 5. She finished our school. 6. Our doctor is young. 7. We have a dog. We like it and it likes us.
VI. , :
1. (I) friend sends (I) many letters. 2. (He) brother knows (you). 3. (I) often see (they) in the park. 4. Dont ask (he) about (he) wife. 5. (He) met (she) at the party. 6. (We) teacher greets (we) every morning. (We) greet (she) too. 7. (You) son studies together with (I).
VII. :
3547, 20, 0.005, 1987, 1/3, 209, 31, 2.65, 2/5
VIII. to be :
1. He a student. 2. You students. 3. I a teacher. 4. She a young lady. 5. It a car. 6. Nick from London. 7. Ann a doctor. 8. This a book. 9. The door open. 10. They friends. 11. His name Jack. 12. I from Novosibirsk.
IX. to be, :
1. Mike is a student. 2. His mother was a doctor. 3. Helen and Ann are schoolgirls.
4. The Smiths were in Paris. 5. His daughter will be a student. 6. She is married.
7. Her husband was in the hospital. 8. I will be seventeen.
X. to be :
1. I in London in summer. 2. My son a schoolboy next year. 3. Our relatives at home now. 4. My sister a housewife. 5. His daughter in Paris last year. 6. His nephew a doctor in a year. 7. Her husband twenty seven yesterday. 8. My sons friends students of the medical university.
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XI. :
1. Are you a student of the stomatological faculty?
2. Was it difficult to enter the university?
3. Is it interesting to study at the medical university?
4. Are your friends students?
5. Is your mother a doctor?
6. Will you be a good student?
7. Were you in Moscow this summer?
8. Is anatomy your favourite subject?
XII. to have :
1. They had a house but now they have a flat. 2. My friend will have a new job soon. 3. Her aunt has two children. 4. I have no car. 5. His daughter has many English books. 6. He has no relatives in France. 7. They have breakfast at nine oclock. 8. She has a headache yesterday. 9. I will have no time tomorrow. 10. Their children have no problems.
XIII. :
1. . 2. . 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. .
XIV. , :
1. .
doctor, cousin, a, is, good, my
2. .
friends, study, my, this, institute, daughters, at
3. .
many, he, relatives, has
4. 15 .
work, fifteen, doctors, in, department, our
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home, now, they, not, are, at
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five, his, tomorrow, will, daughter, be
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were, in, last, not, we, Moscow, summer
XV. :
1. policeman, from, is, John, a, New York
2. is, coffee, nice, not, English, very
3. Tim, in, work, and, Madrid, Sally
4. has, very, free, he, time, little
XVI. :
Biology, college, computer programmer, practical, pensioner, visit
XVII. :
What does he/she look like? / ?
good-looking -
fair hair [fFq hFq] -
to look younger -
medium height [mJdjqm hQit] -
tall [tOl] -
slim -
experienced [ikspiqriqnst] - ,
broad-shouldered [brLd Souldid] -
to have much in common -
different views on smth [vjHz] - -
to be fond of - .
to go in for sports -
to take care of smb [kFq] - -
to be good at smth - -
to tidy - ,
to run the house -
to be married [mqerid]- /
ones own [oun] -
lawyer [lLjq]-
housewife -
son [sAn]-
daughter [dLtq] -
nephew [nevjH] -
niece [nJs] -
relative -
to get on well - ,
pet - ,
XVIII. :
MY FAMILY
I am Ann Smirnova. Ann is my first name and Smirnova is my surname or family name. I am seventeen. I want to tell you some words about my family. It is not very large. We are five in the family: my mum, dad, grandmother, brother and me.
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My mother is a teacher of biology. She works in a college. She is a good-looking woman with grey eyes and fair hair. She is forty four but looks much younger. She is medium height and slim.
My father is a computer programmer. He is very experienced. He is a broad-shouldered, tall man with dark hair. He is forty five. My parents have much in common. But they have different views on books, films and sports. For example, my father is fond of football and tennis. My mother doesnt go in for sports but she is fond of reading books and different magazines. My parents are hard working people. My mother keeps the house and takes care of us. She is very good at cooking and she is very practical. I try to help her with the housework. I wash dishes, go shopping and tidy our flat.
My grandmother is a pensioner. She lives with us and helps to run the house.
My brother Nick is twenty three. He is married and has a family of his own. He is a lawyer. His wife is a housewife. They have twins a son and a daughter.I often visit them and play with my nephew and niece.
We have many relatives and we get on well.
I am fond of animals. We have two pets. They are a big dog and an Angora cat.
XIX. :
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TASKS
I. Answer the questions:
1. What is your first name?
2. What is your family name?
3. How old are you?
4. Is your family large?
5. How large is your family?
6. What is your mother?
7. What does she look like?
8. What is your father?
9. What does he look like?
10. Do you get on well with your parents?
11, Do you have much in common with them?
12. What do you have different views with your parents on?
13. Do you have a brother or a sister?
14. Do you have a niece or a nephew?
15. Do you have many relatives?
16. W ho runs your house?
17. Do you help your parents with the housework?
18. Do you have grandparents?
19. Are they pensioners?
20. Do you have a pet?
II. Translate the sentences:
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III. Tell us some words about your family.
MY WORKING DAY
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to enter the university [entq]-
alarm clock [qlRm] -
to wake up -
to take a shower [SQuq] -
to get dressed -
cheese -
sausage [sLsiG]-
to leave (left, left) - ,
underground station -
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It takes me to - ,
favourite subject [feivqrit sAbGqkt] -
to move [mHv]-
to be hungry [hANri] - ,
to do home assignment [qsQinmqnt] -
hour [Quq] -
favourite activities [qktivitiz]-
to look forward [fLwqd] -
II. :
MY WORKING DAY
This year I entered the Medical University. Now I am a first-year student. On weekdays the alarm clock wakes me up at 6.30. In ten minutes I get up and my working day begins. I go to the bathroom, take a shower and clean my teeth. After that I go to my room and get dressed.
My mother makes breakfast for me. Usually I have a cheese or sausage sandwich and a cup of coffee with cream.
I leave the house at 7.30 and go to the nearest underground station. Sometimes I go by bus. It takes me 40 minutes to get to the university. Our classes begin at 8.20. Usually we have two or three lectures and practical classes. We study many subjects but human anatomy is my favourite one. It is very interesting but difficult. During the day we have to move from one block` to another. Usually I have lunch in a café but sometimes I have no time to have it.
I come home at about 7 sometimes later. I am always very hungry. So first I have dinner and have a little rest. Then I do my home assignments. It takes me two or three hours. In the evening I watch TV or listen to music. And I go to bed at aboutn12. When I have free time my favourite activities are going to the movies or different parties or clubs with my friends or playing volleyball. But on my weekdays I am very busy. So I always look forward to Sundays to do the things like that.
TASKS
I. Answer the questions:
1. What are you?
2. When do you usually get up on weekdays?
3. What do you do in the morning?
4. Do you have breakfast?
5. What do you have for breakfast/
6. When do you leave the house?
7. How do you get to the university?
8. How long does it take you to get to the university?
9. When do your classes begin?
10. What is your favourite subject?
11. Where do you usually have lunch?
12. When do you come home?
13. What do you do in the evening?
14. How long does it take you to do your homework?
15. Do you have much free time?
16. What are your favourite activities when you have free time?
