lit tl e, pr emise, sp irit, pl easa nt, st ar ved, si ng ly, upho ld, dr ess, br oker, fr eedom, thr ill, pr izes, st a nd point, sm oking, str a ng ers, cl ose, mira cl e, combi ned, disappointme nts, cr aving, ope ns, refle cts, spe nd, lo nged, mi lk, acce pt, gr oveling, str e ngth, tr iu mphs
Task 2. Transcribe the following words.
coherence, enumeration, primarily, permit, cultivating, spontaneous, intermediary, appetite, installments, domesticity, potentialities, exhilarating, miraculous, facilitated, intimacy, antagonism, prevalent, overwhelming, adequate, intuition.
Task 3. Mind the stress and practise pronunciation.
to 'satisfy ֽsatis'faction - ֽsatis'factory
to re'cuperate - reֽcupe'ration - re'cuperative
to in'satiate in'satiable - inֽsatia'bility
'consequence 'consequent - ֽconse'quential
to su'bordinate a su'bordinate ֽsubordi'nation
ex'traordinary ֽextra'ordinarily - exֽtraordi'naire
'consciousness - ֽconsci'entious - 'conscience
ab'surd - ab'surdity - ab'surdly
'villain - 'villainous - 'villainy
to re'vere 'reverence 'reverent - ֽrever'ential
'mortal - mor'tality to i'mmortalize - i'mmortal - ֽimmor'tality
to in'cline 'incline - ֽincli'nation
Task 4. Observing the stresses and tunes read a paragraph from the texts A and B.
WORD BUILDING EXERCISES
Task 1. Underline the suffixes and state the part of speech.
heredity, marriage, installment, undoubtedly, overwhelming, domesticity, coyness, consummation, mastery, eventually, mastery, hereditary, profitless, precisely, acquaintance, hymnology, humanity, barbaric, nothingness, conceivably, psychologist, eagerness, relatively
Task 2. Form antonyms of the following words by using negative prefixes or the suffix less
profitable, respectful, satisfactory, important, pleasant, powerful, conventional, traditional, usual, available, attractive, spontaneous, regular, necessary, possible, convenient, determined, plausible, human, conceivable, mortal, meaningful, painful, purposeful, lucky
TARGET PATTERNS
| 1. Most people see the problem of love primarily as that of being loved. - , . Many of the ways to make oneself lovable are the same as those used to make oneself successful. - , , , . |
| 2. Closely related to this factor is another feature characteristic of contemporary culture. - , . |
| 3. If this were the case with any other activity, people would be eager to know the reasons for the failure. - - , . |
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| 4. Inaction,save as a measure of recuperation between bursts of activity, is painful and dangerous to the healthy organism in fact, it is almost impossible. -- , , , , . |
| 5. Only the dying can be really idle. - . |
| 6. a) What I do is simply what lies easiest to my hand. - , . b) What I got in Sunday-school was simply a firm conviction that the Christian faith was full of palpable absurdities, and the Christian God preposterous. - , , , . ) What the meaning of human life may be I dont know: I incline to suspect that it has none. - , : , . |
| 7. It happens also that I was born with an intense and insatiable interest in ideas, and thus to play with them. - , , . |
| 8. Never in my adult life have I experienced anything that could be plausibly called a religious impulse. - , , , . |
| 9. On the contrary, it seems to me, that, on the strength of His daily acts, He must be set down a most stupid, cruel and villainous fellow. - , , , , . |
| 10. But I cant help thinking of his barbaric torture of most of the rest of humanity. - , ó . ( , ) |
| 11) No show, however good, could conceivably be good forever. -- , , , . |
