- •Eu jep catch project
- •If you are not sure about the meaning of the expressions, look them up in a dictionary.
- •Types of conferences and differences between them
- •Introduction
- •In class
- •High-level scientific conferences. Videoconferences
- •Videoconferencing Etiquette
- •Conference planning
- •Programming of a scientific conference (call for papers, contingency plan, conference pack, conference officers, during the conference, after the conference)
- •Impromptu talks and addressing a nonscientific audience
- •Impromptu Talks
- •Unit: intercultural awareness
- •Intercultural competence is a guarantee of successful communication
- •Tips for dealing with people who belong to different cultures
- •Unit: conference etiquette
- •Rules of etiquette and their importance
- •Rules of etiquette and their importance (continuation)
- •Unit: scientific report preparation and presentation. Academic argument
- •Conventions in scientific report writing
- •Introduction
- •Evaluation of a scientific report
- •Abstract
- •Introduction
- •Results
- •Discussion
- •References
- •Language of a scientific report
- •Steps of research and the examples of structural patterns used
- •Scientific report presentation
- •Making a speech
- •Making short speeches with impact
- •Academic argument
- •Introduction
- •Appendix the effect of nickel, chromium, and primary alpha phase on the creep behavior of ti 6242si
- •Introduction
- •Experimental procedure
- •Results
- •Discussion
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •References
- •Establishing Arguments
- •1. Developing Strong Thesis Statements
- •Appendix
- •1.1. Different types of conferences
- •1.3. Time and venue
- •1.4. Programming, call for papers.
- •1.5. Conference planning
- •1. Comment on the following statements. In your opinion are they:
- •2. Mind useful language
- •3. Request and offers.
1.4. Programming, call for papers.
Glossary
Coherent– clear, comprehensible.
Dissemination- spreading or giving out smth, especially news information, ideas, etc to a lot of people
Contingency (plan)- smth that might possibly happen in future, usually causing problems or making further arrangements necessary.
Verify– to prove that smth exist or is true, or to make certain that smth is correct.
V O C A B L U A R Y
1. Match synonyms
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2. Give antonyms
majority
comfortable
appropriate
to imbrues
justified
relevant
coherent
3. Mind collocations.
Verb + event
Use the correct form of these verbs:
Саnсеl
Witness
Sponsor
Mark
Shake
Take part in |
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Verb + noun + оn the issue
Notice these two common patterns:
verb noun оn the issue verb оn the issue |
reach an agreement оn the issue of (jobs) cash оn the issue of (jobs) |
Match the two halves of these situations:
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(Key Words for Fluency Upper Intermediate/ George Woolard p7 )
1.5. Conference planning
Glossary
Appreciate—to understand how serious or important a situation or problem is pr what someone’s feelings are
Proceedings—an event or a series of things that happens, the official written records of a meeting, society
Deadline—a date or time by which you have to do or complete smth.
V O C A B L U A R Y
1. Find synonyms
in two minds |
Settle, clear up, explain |
to participate |
If |
provided |
To chair |
to preside |
Contain, comprise |
to reduce |
Diminish, decrease |
to house |
Highly important, necessary |
essential |
Hesitate |
to solve |
To take into consideration, to bear in mind |
include |
Take part |
to take into, account |
Enclose |
2. Replace the italicized phrases by the verbs: (to turn out/to), (call for), (set out), (bring forward):
Nothing delighted the small child more than to clear her mother’s handbag of its contents.
When she was looking for the letter she had to take everything out of the drawer.
This institute has prepared a number of well-known scholars.
Despite an unpromising start the day proved to be fine.
He assured me that I could always apply to him if I ever needed financial help.
Don’t hesitate to apply to me if you are in a difficulty.
A group of gangsters attacked the train and ordered the passengers out on the field.
The case certainly requires further investigation.
You needn’t come and collect your laundry. It will be delivered to you.
The meeting has been fixed for an early time – on Tuesday.
He is a Lazy fellow. He will stay in for days on end unless you come for him and take him out.
I can’t make out what you mean. Will you state your ideas in plain English once more.
They started off soon after daybreak.
3. Supply the appropriate particles.
1 I wonder how he dared turn them ________ at midnight.
2. I don’t think their marriage has turned ________ well. Actually they are separated now.
3. The new creamery turns ________ ten thousand tons of butter a week.
4. The day turned ____ sunny and warm and he hoped that everything would turn ____ most satisfactory.
5. In three hours Arthur turned ______ the four hundred cylinders he needed to complete his daily stint.
6. The very moment she finished the letter she got down to turning ______ the bottom. Her nephew was coming the next day.
7. She most likely to turn _______ you for help. Be sure to meet her halfway or it will be late. You know the proverb I suppose, ‘A little too late – much too late.’
8. The discussion of such delicate questions as these calls _______ great tact and patience.
9. His deceitful behavior calls ______ condemnation.
10. Now I’m already halfway though the book, so you may call ________ it on Saturday.
(В.С. Шах-Назарова, Л.Г.Памухина, Т.Г.Шелкова «Без них не обойтись в английской разговорной речи.»)
5. Language for