- •Spoken english
- •My biography
- •My family
- •The family album
- •Grammar
- •Grammar
- •Present Simple Tense
- •In questions:
- •Plural of Nouns
- •Grammar
- •1. Prepositions
- •The House of an Englishman
- •My working day
- •Anne's working day
- •Grammar
- •My studying at Izhevsk State Technical University
- •Grammar
- •Past Simple/Present Perfect
- •Oxbridge life at college and university
- •Travelling / Holidays
- •2)Anna is asking a London passer-by how to get to the nearest police station
- •4) The tourist needs directions
- •1 Dialog
- •2 Dialog
- •3 Dialog
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •Idioms!
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Grammar
- •"What Is your favourite place on earth?"
- •Writing resume
- •Interview
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Telephone talk
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •2. Listening exercises
- •3. Vocabulary activities
- •4. Post-listening exercises
- •Grammar
- •Степени сравнения прилагательных
- •Страдательный залог
- •Present Simple (Indefinite)
- •Future Simple (Indefinite)
- •Present Continuous
- •Past Continuous
- •Future Continuous
- •Present Perfect
- •Past Perfect
- •Future Perfect
- •Причастие I
- •Формы причастия
- •Причастие II
- •Герундий. The Gerund
- •Инфинитив
- •Модальные глаголы и их эквиваленты
- •Can / could
- •To be able to
- •May / might
- •To be allowed to to be permitted to
- •To have (to)
- •Should, ought to, need
- •Согласование времен в главном и придаточном предложениях
- •Tapescripts
- •Airport
- •Asking directions
- •Interview
- •Travelling
- •Telephone
- •Contents
- •Literature
Imagine you need a new mobile or cell phone. Look around and find the best deal on a cell phone for your particular needs. If you are a student, price might be important if you are paying for the phone yourself. Compare the deals for different companies you know and discuss which appeals to you most. What specific features do you look for in a phone? What advertising tactics do cell phone companies use to attract customers?
Ex. 11 Read the dialog “At the doctor’s office”. Make up your own.
Secretary: Good morning.Can I help you?
Vladimir: Good morning.My name is
Rozov.I have an 11 o'clock appointment.
Secretary: Please,take a seat.The doctor
see you soon.
Vladimir: Thank you.
Doctor: Hello,Mr.Rozov.Come in,please.
Sorry to have kept you waiting.
Vladimir: That's all right.Did you get all -
the test results?
Doctor: Yes,I got them last hight.As to the
tests,everything is okay.Your cardio
gram is normal too.
Vladimir: But what about the X-ray?Is anything
wrong?
Doctor: The X-ray shows emphysema.That's
evidently the result of your heavy
smoking.Your breath shortness and your
cough are probably caused by the
emphysema.
Vladimir: Is that serious?
Doctor: It could become extremely serious.
If you are worried about your health
cut out your smoking.
Vladimir: Certainly,I'll try to stop smoking.What
else could you advise me to do for
improving my health?
Doctor: You should do daily exercises.Eat
small meals four or five times a day.
Vladimir: Do I have to go to the hospital?
Doctor: No.I'll give you a prescription.
Take the pills three times a day.
I want you to see me again in
three weeks.Stay well.
Vladimir: Thank you ,doctor
Ex. 12 Listen to the recording “Doctor’s Appointment”.
1. Pre-listening exercises
What are some of the most common problems for which people go to a doctor when seeking medical advice and an examination? Do you ever look for medical advice or medication online?
2. Listening exercises
Listen to the conversation and read along with the conversation about a medical examination. Review the Key Vocabulary and the sample sentences.
Key Vocabulary
refer someone or something (verb): directed or pointed to
- My brother referred me to this doctor.
- Please refer to page 30 in your textbook. You will find more information on heart disease on that page.
happen (verb): have the chance or possiblility of something - I think he happens to know a doctor who might be able to help you. Give him a call.
nature (noun): purpose - What is the nature of your problem?
sprain (verb): twist suddenly
- I need to see a doctor today. I think I sprained knee when I slippped on the ice outside of my apartment.
case (noun): special circumstances or situation