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Family ()

Appearance and Character ( )

Working Day ( )

Apartment ()

Visiting a Doctor ( )

Travelling by Train ( )

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I
Part I Family

Dialogue No 1

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Your name is George Scott, is not it?

Yes, it is. I am an electronic engineer. I live and work in New York. And what is your name?

My name is Peter Brook. I am an editor. I live and work in San Francisco.

You are married, are not you?

Oh, yes. I am married and I have got two daughters.

What a coincidence! I have got two daughters, too: Helen and Mary. What are your daughters names?

They are Susan and Jane. Susan is ten years old and Jane is eight. They both go to private school. Do your daughters go to school?

Not yet. Helen is five years old and Mary is three.

They are at home, are not they?

Sure. My wife Joan does not work now. She runs the house and looks after the children. Emily is the name of my wife. She is a designer. She adores her trade and dreams of going to her office again. But she cannot for the time being.

It is only natural. Nowadays very few women are satisfied with being housewives. My wife whose name is Nancy is teacher of Russian. She works at college.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

Unfortunately not. I am the only child in the family. I have got a cousin who lives in Chicago. We are on friendly terms.

I have got sister. She is much younger than I am. She lives with our parents in Los Angeles. I have seen very little of her late.

Los Angeles is beautiful city. My aunt lives there and I visit her from time to time.

It is long time since I went to Los Angeles.

Too bad!

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64. I want you to get acquainted with my brother.

He wants me to leave for London one of these days.

They want us to translate three articles into English.

I would like my son to become lawyer.

She would like them to invite her to dinner.

 

Do you want me to tell the truth?

Does he want you to make report?

Does she want Peter to be promoted?

Would you like me to show you around?

Would you like Helen to join us?

 

65. I saw you leave the house.

He saw me enter the room.

He heard her sing.

They heard us shout at each other.

They noticed Peter run round the corner.

 

Did you see them take bus 10?

Did he see me get off the bus?

Did she hear us singing?

Did they hear you shout at Ann?

Did you notice him look at you?

 

66. Her words made me angry.

His speech made us happy.

Who made you do it?

What makes him get up so early?

Why do you make everybody so nervous?

 

Who allowed you to take my books?

Why do you allow your daughter to go to bed so late?

I do not allow anybody to use my car.

I do allow to nobody to use my car.

He does not allow us to watch TV in the morning.

What do you make everybody so nervous?

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Your name is Mary Bright, is not it?

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My name is John Miller. I am an architect. I live and work in Boston. Are you married, Ann?

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Yes, I am. I have wife and two sons. My wife is a sociologist; my sons go to school.

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What is her name?

Her name is Emily Snow. She is sixty years old. She loves me very much.

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Translation No 2

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My elder sister Carolina lives in Detroit. My younger sister Virginia lives works in New York. Lucy lives with our parents in Los Angeles.

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It is pity you very seldom see them. It makes you unhappy. Am I right?.

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Do not you want to go to Australia?

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Word list

1. acquaintance

2. acquainted

3. agreement

4. allowance

5. Am I right? ?

6. Am I wrong? ?

7. angry

8. architect

9. coincidence

10. corner

11. daughter

12. designer

13. dream

14. day-dreaming

15. editor

16. electronic

17. electronic engineer -

18. engineer

19. for the time being

20. fortunately

21. fortune

22. get off ( )

23. happiness

24. happy

25. to hear

26. housewife

27. I fully agree with you. .

28. invitation

29. invited

30. It is only natural. .

31. law

32. lawyer ,

33. marriage

34. married ,

35. nervous

36. to notice

37. private

38. promotion ,

39. reporter ,

40. seldom ( )

41. she adores her trade

42. to shout

43. to sing

44. singer ,

45. sociologist

46. sociology

47. to adore

48. to agree

49. to allow

50. to be married ,

51. to be on friendly terms

52. to be promoted

53. to be right

54. to be wrong

55. to dream

56. to get acquainted

57. to go to bed

58. to invite

59. to join smb. -

60. to look after

61. to look after the children

62. to make a report

63. to make smb. angry -

64. to make smb. happy -

65. to make smb. nervous -

66. to marry ,

67. to promote ,

68. to report

69. to run the house

70. to satisfy

71. to show smb. around -

72. to tell a lie = to tell lies

73. to tell the truth

74. to watch

75. Too bad! !

76. trade

77. to translate

78. unfortunately

79. What coincidence! !

II
Part II Appearance and Character

Dialogue No 1

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Have you seen our new computer programmer?

Not yet. Why?

She is a very pretty girl.

Really?

She is tall, slim and I would say she has a very good figure. Her long hair is fair. Her eyes are blue. She has a snub nose and full lips.

What is her name?

Constancy Ritzwater. She is about thirty years old.

Is she married?

That is what I would like to find out.

What kind of person is she?

She has been working here for about two weeks. They say she is qualified for the job, has good manners, very reserved and efficient.

I see Is Bob Madison her chief?

Exactly. Do you know him?

He is a friend of mine. I have been on friendly terms for about ten years.

What do you think of him?

Bob is nice guy. He is very honest and just, well read and kind. Sometimes he is bit stubborn. Nevertheless, he is pleasant to deal with.

He is a handsome man, is not he?

Sure. He is of middle height, neither slim nor stout. His hair is dark. He wears beard and moustache. He has large dark eyes, a straight nose and thin lips.

Is he married?

He is divorced. He has son by first marriage.

Have you seen the Boy?

Of course. His name is Michael. He is nine years old. A very talented boy. He learns to play the piano and makes good progress.

I see.

Speech Patterns

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67. When did he wake up?

He woke up at seven.

How long had he been sleeping before he woke up?

For about eight hours.

 

When did he begin to study French?

month ago.

How long had he been studying English before he started studying French?

For about five years.

 

When did you come to the station?

At five oclock.

How long had you been waiting before the train came?

For half an hour.

 

When did it start raining?

At half past five.

How long had it been raining before you went out into the street?

For about an hour.

 

When did you learn to drive car?

Four years ago.

How long had you been driving your fathers car before you bought car of your own?

For about two years.

 

68. Jane is playing tennis.

How long has she been playing tennis?

For an hour.

 

Peter is skating.

How long has he been skating?

For 45 minutes.

 

Mary is waiting for you.

How long has she been writing for me?

For 15 minutes.

 

I am translating an article.

How long have you been translating it?

For two hours.

 

The children are swimming.

How long have they been swimming?

For half an hour.

 

69. Thomas has left.

What had he been doing before he left?

He had been working.

 

Steve has left for Sweden.

What had he been doing before he left for Sweden?

He had been getting ready for the conference.

 

My son has entered the institute.

What had he been doing before he entered the institute?

He had been studying at school.

 

The Parkers have gone to the theatre.

What had they been doing before they went to the theatre?

They had been receiving guests.

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Translation No 1

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Well I do not know anything about him. What does he look like?

He is neither tall nor short, broad shouldered. He has dark eyes and dark hair. He wears spectacles.

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He is very reserved, polite, energetic and professional.

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I do not know exactly. I guess he is not more than thirty years old.

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No, he is not and he has never been married.

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All right. Tomorrow at seven sharp come to the dancing hall.

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Translation No 2

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I do not see much of him but can say that he has good manners and is qualified for the job.

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He is tall, slim with an oval face, light eyes and a straight nose. He wears neither beard nor a moustache. He is handsome.

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Of course. I must tell you he is very easy to deal with.

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I hope so. You are acquainted with him, are not you?

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Why do you think it will be easy to deal with him?

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Yes, I did.

Word list

1. a car of my (your, his, her, our, their) own

2. a little = a bit

3. at seven sharp

4. beard

5. by first marriage

6. chief = boss

7. curly

8. dancing hall

9. divorced

10. do come

11. efficient

12. exact

13. exactly ,

14. fair

15. finish

16. for about an hour

17. for about three days

18. for an hour

19. guest

20. guy

21. handsome ( )

22. He is not more than thirty years old. .

23. honest

24. How old is he? ?

25. I am pleased to hear it. = Pleased to hear it. .

26. I am pleased to know it. = Pleased to know it. .

27. I do not know anything. = I know nothing. .

28. I do not know exactly. .

29. I guess. .

30. I have never seen him. .

31. I hope so. .

32. I see. .

33. It rains. .

34. just

35. kind

36. lips

37. long

38. low

39. manners

40. moustache

41. nevertheless

42. of middle height

43. pleasant

44. pretty ( )

45. programmer

46. really ,

47. Really? ?

48. reserved

49. She has been working for about two weeks. .

50. She is about thirty years old. .

51. short

52. slim

53. snub

54. start

55. stout

56. straight

57. stubborn

58. study

59. tall

60. to be on friendly terms

61. to be pleasant to deal with him

62. to be qualified (for the job) ( )

63. to buy (bought bought buying)

64. to dance

65. to deal with smb. -

66. to enter

67. to find out

68. to guess

69. to have good (bad) manners ()

70. to hope

71. to learn to play the piano

72. to leave (left left leaving)

73. to make (good) progress ()

74. to play tennis

75. to rain

76. to receive

77. to sleep

78. to swim

79. to think of smb -

80. to translate

81. to wait

82. wake up

83. wavy

84. well

85. well read

86. What is he? = What is his occupation? = What does he do? ?

87. What kind of peson is he? ( )?

III
Part III Working Day

Dialogue No 1

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Donald, you look so tired. You do not feel well, do you?

It is not that. I am tired. I need rest.

Take holiday.

I cannot do it now. We have got lot of work to do.

Excuse my curiosity what do you usually do at your office?

You'd better ask me what I do not do at my office. As soon as I come to my office I have to answer telephone calls, sign documents, participate in the talks, discuss the terms of the agreements, send letters and telegrams and do many other things.

How long does you working day last?

It depends I come to my office at quarter to nine and at 5 p.m. our working day is over. But if we have got many things to do, we stay there until everything is done.

I see. I suppose, you have got break for lunch.

Sure. At 11 p.m. we have got break for lunch which lasts for an hour.

Do you sometimes go on business trips?

Our employees go to various cities and towns in this country and abroad.

Have you been abroad?

Yes, several times. I have already been to Canada, Australia and Germany.

. Have you been to the USA?

Not yet, I am planning to go there next year. And you, have you been to the USA?

Yes, I returned from the USA last month. I spent fortnight there and visited New York, Washington, Boston, and Chicago.

Was it business trip?

Sure, it was.

Speech Patterns

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70. Martin says he has hurt his leg (Present Indefinite Present Perfect).

Martin said he had hurt his leg (Past Indefinite Past Perfect).

Helen asked if our offer had been accepted.

Carol wondered if we would accept Geralds plan.

The manager said we would accept Geralds help.

Helen said she was ashamed of her friends behaviour.

 

71. I will stay here until everything is done.

He will wait until Betsy finishes her work.

Mary will interfere with your plans if she knows what you are going to do.

Bob will switch off the TVset if it interferes with his work.

Please, wait until the chief finishes his speech.

 

72. Do not enter the hall. The film is being shown.

Do not speak so loudly. We are being listened to.

Wait a minute. The table is being laid.

Can I read the article?

Unfortunately, no. It is being typed.

Does he understand that he is being laughed at?

We must hurry. We are being waited for.

Has the plan been accepted?

Not yet. It is being discussed.

 

73. Youd better ask your brother what to do.

Youd better call stay at home and have a rest.

Youd better call up Ruth and invite her to the theatre.

Youd better accept their suggestion.

Youd better get ready to the departure.

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Translation No 1

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I would if I could I have got a lot of work to do.

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I have got to answer a few business letters and translate two texts from English into Russian.

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It is hard to say. I believe I will be busy till the end of the working day.

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I will be free at 6 oclock in the evening.

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It will be very kind of you.

That is settled. Till 6 oclock.

Good-bye.

Translation No 2

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Your colleague told me you have just returned from business trip to Switzerland. Is it true?

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Did you learn to speak French?

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Do you really think so?

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Translation No 3

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Thank you very much. Mr. Miller wants us to help him with the contract.

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Word list

1. a quarter to nine

2. a.m. c 12 11

3. abroad

4. accepted

5. agreement

6. answer

7. article

8. as soon as

9. break ,

10. break for lunch

11. business

12. business trip

13. busy

14. can ,

15. colleague

16. departure ,

17. discussion ,

18. employee

19. excuse

20. excuse me = sorry = I beg your pardon

21. excuse my curiosity

22. five minutes past nine

23. five minutes to nine

24. fortnight = two weeks

25. free

26. half past nine

27. I am going to the USA. .

28. I have a lof of books to read. .

29. I suppose ,

30. I will be free at 6 p.m. 6 .

31. in the country

32. it depends , ,

33. it is hard to say

34. it is very kind of you

35. last month

36. loud

37. loudly

38. Mind your (own) business! !

39. next year

40. not yet

41. offer (, , )

42. p.m. c 12 11

43. participation

44. pride

45. quarter pas nine

46. reader

47. several times

48. shame

49. sign

50. sometimes

51. suggestion ()

52. sure = of course = sertainly

53. take holiday ()

54. talks

55. telegram

56. that is settled = settled

57. theater (AmE)

58. theatre (BrE)

59. till 6 p.m. = till 6 oclock 6

60. to accept

61. to agree

62. to answer

63. to attend (, , )

64. to be ashamed of smth./smb. -, -

65. to be laughed at

66. to be proud of smth./smb. -, -

67. to be tired

68. to call on

69. to call up

70. to depart ,

71. to depend

72. to discuss

73. to discuss the terms of the agreement

74. to excuse

75. to feel well

76. to get ready

77. to give smb. a lift -

78. to have a lot of work to do ,

79. to have a rest

80. to have many things to do

81. to hear

82. to hurry

83. to hurt

84. to invite

85. to last

86. to laugh

87. to lay the table

88. to learn to speak

89. to listen

90. to look ,

91. to need rest

92. to offer (, , )

93. to participate

94. to plan

95. to print ( )

96. to read

97. to return

98. to see ,

99. to send

100. to send by mail

101. to settle ()

102. to show

103. to sign

104. to spend

105. to stay

106. to suggest ()

107. to suppose

108. to talk smth. over with smb. () - -

109. to translate from Russian into English

110. to type ( )

111. to visit (, )

112. to wait

113. to write

114. translation

115. various

116. various

117. wait a minute

118. writer

119. youd better ask -

IV
Part IV Apartment

Dialogue No 1

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I hear you have moved to new apartment, Steve. Is it true?

Yes, it is. One of these days we will arrange housewarming party and I want you and your wife Carol to be present.

Thank you for the invitation. How do you like your new apartment?

It is very comfortable. It is a three-bedroom apartment with modern conveniences: electric stove and lot of built-in cupboards.

On what floor is it?

Our apartment is on the tenth floor of highrise dwelling house. We have got two elevators which work round oclock.

Is it far from the centre of the city?

Rather. It takes me about an hour to get to the centre by bus and by underground. If I drive a car, it takes me thirty minutes.

I see. Have you bought new furniture?

We have bought wall units, two armchairs and new icebox. We are planning to buy two carpets and dining set.

Good luck!

Thanks. Are you going to move to new apartment?

No, I am not. We have been living in our tworoom apartment for about eight years and we do not want to move anywhere.

Your apartment is comfortable, is not it?

Yes, very. My wife arranged everything very nicely and I like it very much. We do not have much furniture, but we have got everything we need.

I am glad to hear it.

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74. I hate cooking meals.

I hate shopping.

I hate travelling by train.

I hate being shouted at.

I hate boasting.

 

75. Steves friend got angry.

Uncle Charles got tired.

Marys cousin got married.

Peters sister got offended.

Emily got surprised.

 

76. It seems to me you are ill.

It seems to me he is right.

It seems to us Bob got offended.

It seems to them that I am surprised.

It seems to everybody that she got angry.

 

77. Do you happen to know where the Parkers live?

Do you happen to know what Tom is going to do?

Do you happen to know with wham Ann has gone to London?

Do you happen to know when the contract was signed?

Do you happen to know on what floor their apartment is?

 

78. I wish you would believe me.

I wish he would accept my suggestion.

I wish he were more punctual.

I wish she were more careful.

We wished we had taken our umbrellas.

We wished he had not interfered in our life.

I wish it were summer now.

I wish he had agreed to teach my son.

I wish I could forget all about it.

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One of these days we will move to threeroom apartment with all conveniences.

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It is on the seventh floor of high-rise house.

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There are three lifts that work round oclock.

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No, it is not. The garbage chute is on the staircase.

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The house is in new district, which is far from the centre of the city.

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It takes me twenty minutes to get to the centre by car.

Translation No 2

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No, there is not. But we have everything that we need.

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Yes, it is. I like it very much. I want you to see my new apartment. Could you and your wife come to my place next Saturday?

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Word list

1. angry

2. apartment

3. armchair

4. at home

5. bed

6. blackboard

7. bookcase

8. builder

9. building ,

10. built-in

11. buy (bought bought buying)

12. cake

13. care

14. careful

15. carpet

16. castle

17. chair

18. chalk

19. cocktail

20. cocoa

21. coffee

22. comfortable comfortable

23. conveniences

24. cream

25. cupboard ,

26. desk

27. dining set

28. disctrict

29. dwelling

30. electric stove = electric cooker

31. elevator = lift

32. fastfood

33. fireplace

34. flat

35. flat = apartment

36. food

37. furniture

38. high-rise

39. highrise house

40. home ( )

41. hot-dog

42. house ( )

43. housewarming party

44. I am glad to hear it. .

45. I hear

46. icebox ()

47. ice-cream

48. ill

49. invitation

50. it takes me 10 minutes to get home 10

51. lamp

52. lemonade

53. lollipop

54. meal ,

55. modern conveniences

56. mustard

57. nice , ,

58. nicely , ,

59. office , ,

60. pepper

61. pie

62. piece

63. piece of chalk

64. pizza

65. punctual

66. reading lamp

67. roll

68. round oclock

69. salt

70. sausage ,

71. shelf

72. sideboard

73. sink

74. soda water

75. sofa

76. soft drink ()

77. soup

78. spice

79. standart lamp

80. stool

81. sugar

82. sugar free

83. sweetmeats

84. sweets ,

85. table

86. tea

87. teacher

88. the centre of the city = the city

89. tired

90. tired

91. to adore

92. to be glad

93. to be ill

94. to be left

95. to be right

96. to boast

97. to build

98. to care

99. to catch cold

100. to cry ,

101. to dislike

102. to drive

103. to dwell ( )

104. to forget

105. to get angry

106. to get offended

107. to get surprised

108. to get tired

109. to get tired

110. to hate

111. to have a cold

112. to interfere

113. to invite

114. to like

115. to love

116. to make smb. angry -

117. to move to

118. to move to a new apartment

119. to offend

120. to remember

121. to remind

122. to shout ,

123. to surprise

124. to teach

125. to travel

126. tonic

127. umbrella

128. unforgettable

129. wall units

130. wall units

131. wardrobe

132. we have got everything we need ,

133. writing table

V
Part V Visiting a Doctor

Dialogue No 1

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May I make an appointment with the doctor for this afternoon?

Are you our patient?

Yes, it will be my second visit.

All right, Sir. Will 4 p.m. suit you?

Yes, it will be fine.

Now give your name and address, please.

Here is my card.

Dialogue No 2

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Step in, please. What are your complaints?

I have got sore throat and cough.

Are you running temperature?

No, I am not. I have splitting headache. I believe I am starting a cold. What do you recommend?

Let me examine you. I suggest that you take something for your headache and cough.

Will you write out prescription?

By all means. You will have the prescription filled at the nearest chemists. You should stay in bed for couple of days and take the medicine three times day.

I will follow your advice, Doc I nearly forgot to ask you

Yes, what is it?

I need vaccination certificate.

When were you vaccinated last?

I do not remember It was many years ago.

Then I will have to vaccinate you as soon as you recover.

All right, Doc.

I wish you speedy recovery!

Thanks. Keep well. Good-bye.

Good bye.

Speech Patterns

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79. What is wrong with Peter?

He has a splitting headache.

What is wrong with Helene?

She has a toothache.

What is wrong with your son?

He is starting a cold.

What is wrong with your niece?

She is running a temperature.

What is wrong with your brother?

He is very tired.

 

80. I am for inviting Ann to dinner.

I am all for arranging housewarming party.

I am all for taking part in the discussion.

I am all for signing the contract.

I am all for it.

 

81. I am against your visiting the Smiths.

I am against his coming.

I am against telling it to them.

I am against buying new car.

I am against moving to new flat.

 

82. His uncle is too old to understand us.

Peter is too shy to say it.

Helen is too proud to ask for help.

Your daughter is too young to behave like that.

I am too tired to go there.

 

83. He denies taking the money.

He denies her being rude.

She denied the fact.

I cannot deny his being polite.

Do not deny it!

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Translation No 1

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Sure. Are you our patient?

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All right. Will 10 p. m. suit you?

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Just minute Yes, 3.30. Is it OK?

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Give me your name and your address.

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Translation No 2

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Sure. Do sit down. What are your complaints?

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Let me examine you. You will write out a prescription for you. You will have the prescription filled at the nearest chemist's.

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Three times day. You should stay in bed for three days.

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In a weeks time you should come here again.

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I wish you speedy recovery.

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Word list

1. a medicine

2. all right = OK

3. at the chemist's = at the druggist's

4. behaviour

5. by all means ,

6. complaint

7. cough

8. couple

9. Do sit down. .

10. fact

11. headache

12. Here is my card. .

13. I am against

14. I am all for - .

15. I wish you a speedy recovery. .

16. in a weeks time

17. keep well

18. medicine ( )

19. patient

20. politeness

21. prescription

22. recovery

23. rudeness

24. sore throat

25. splitting headache

26. Step in. !

27. to accept

28. to arrange

29. to be polite

30. to be rude

31. to behave

32. to complain

33. to consult a diary

34. to consult a doctor

35. to consult a manual

36. to deny

37. to examine

38. to follow the recommendations

39. to make an appointment with a doctor

40. to need smth. -

41. to recommend

42. to recover

43. to run a temperature

44. to split

45. to start a cold

46. to stay in bed



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