- •Life in the 90s
- •Too Many or Too Few?
- •Britain Today
- •A View of the City
- •Theme one Family Life
- •The Odd Couple
- •How Battered Wives Can Learn to Leave
- •One Beating Every 15 Seconds
- •Why She Didn't Leave
- •The Double Life of Batterers
- •Making the Break
- •After the Shame: a New Life
- •Can Abusive Husbands Be Cured
- •1. Find out in the story the proof of the following statements:
- •2. Now think about and discuss the following questions and statements:
- •Civil Cases
- •Here Come the dinKs
- •Independently from their parents is changing.
- •Show Me the Way to Go Home
- •Vocabulary
- •Questions and activities comprehension questions
- •Discussion questions
- •Group activities
- •Theme two a Place to Live and Work
- •Little Has Changed on the Streets of London
- •Unemployment
- •Migration
- •Theme three work and study Equal at Work
- •Unit two Communication
- •The Press in Britain
- •Language in the News
- •Theme one Getting the Message Across Publicising the Circus
- •You Too Could Become a Communication Expert
- •In Just 15 Minutes
- •The Development of Advertising
- •Living in Portugal
- •Theme two First Impressions
- •Text a The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life
- •Gestures
- •«Open» and «Closed» gestures
- •Clothes
- •Text в Girl Talk - Where You Can Buy Success in the Coffee Break
- •It is from your self-image that you:
- •Language Awareness: The Language of Newspapers Special Vocabulary
- •Style in the Tabloids
- •Theme three The Media
- •Out of Print
- •The Press at Work
- •Talking Points a. Read the extract, and answer the questions which follow
- •The Internet-Ready Resume
- •Job Applications
- •Unit three Reputation
- •In meaning to:
- •Theme two Public Image Circus People
- •The Cockney Hero with a Difference
- •Chanel public fame and private enigma
- •Robert Browning
- •A Brief History of Time
- •The Hawking Story
- •Theme three Two Women
- •Mother Teresa
- •С. Read the text and answer the questions that follow. Hounding of the Princess
- •Confronted
- •Why Diana moved us so
- •It was Tony Time
- •Section two rendering
- •Render the text in English and discuss the main points. Письма в «Тайме»
- •Принцесса Анна
- •Цена славы
- •Количество смертей, вызванных насилием в семье, значительно снизилось в графстве Санта Клара
- •I. Language focus.
- •Ш. The film discussion.
- •IV. Extention.
- •I. Discussion of the film.
- •III. Discussion of the language.
- •Diana Interviewed
- •An Interview with Margaret Thatcher
- •I. Lead-in. Discuss with other students:
- •IV. Name the three factors which, according to m. Thatcher, made up Britain.
- •V. Express your own opinion of pr technologies and political views of Margaret Thatcher.
- •Section four sample tests
- •The Fast No-fuss Way To Make Your Dreams Come True
- •Incur..........
Section four sample tests
A Fill each of the numbered blanks in the following passage with one suitable word.
The Fast No-fuss Way To Make Your Dreams Come True
You already appreciate the ease and convenience of making everyday purchases using your Trustcard. But now we can also .....................(1) out with the more costly things too, to the Trustcard Personal Loan Service. For Trustcard holders only, it's the ideal
................(2) to borrow up to £7,500 at competitive rates - without
fuss, without interview. Quickly and without complicated and time-wasting 'red tape' of.....................(3) kind.
Just think! With a cheque from Trustcard in your hands, you can enjoy all the freedom and bargaining power of a cash buyer the very
next time you make a major.....................(4). There'll be no need to
pass.....................(5) real bargains when you see them, and no frustrating wait while you work out where the money will come from. And you're free to spend your Trustcard Personal Loan on almost
..................... (6) you like. On repairs and improvements that add
value to your home. On replacing your old car with a new one that
costs .....................(7) to run. On an exotic and refreshing holiday.
On attractive additions to the house that ..................... (8) also be
worthwhile investments such as antiques and art. Or simply on
.....................(9) with the kind of emergency that, when it occurs can
.....................(10) havoc with even the best-run household budget.
As an existing Trustcard holder we already know that you're
more than capable of............ (11) your own financial affairs in a
sensible way. So we don't require any form of.....................(12) set
against the amount you borrow, your simple promise to repay your Trustcard Personal Loan is.....................(13) we need.
Just................. (14) your Trustcard itself, our Personal Loan
Service re; reset - a more flexible way to borrow and spend. One designed to …………..(15) your own particular plans. You can
choose the amount you require, from £1,000 up to £7,500. And depending .....................(16) how much you wish to borrow - and what
you want to spend it on - you can choose between one five years to
repay.
What's more, a Trustcard Personal Loan makes budgeting easier
too. Thanks to the fixed rate of ..................... (17) your modest
monthly repayments will never be increased......................(18) you
be worried that sickness, accident or unemployment could ever affect your ability to repay, you'll be pleased to know that insurance
.....................(19) to meet these eventualities can be included within
your Loan Agreement for only a small.....................(20) cost.
В Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it is as similar as possible in meaning to the sentence printed before it.
1 Mrs Brown is not involved in the management of this company. Mrs Brown has nothing................
2 Although he liked strawberries very much, John couldn't face eating any more that day.
Much................
3 The court made him re-pay the debt week by week. He was................
4 If she had known the problems money would bring, she would have turned down the prize. Had...............................................
5 Although some of his shares had gone down in price, he had made an overall profit.
In spite................
6 She was interested in nothing except making money.
Making money.................
С Fill each of the blanks with a suitable word or phrase.
1 The situation seems...................crisis point.
2 The stockbrokers to...............she owed money took her to court.
3 The shock of suddenly becoming rich was probably ..............his
heart attack.
4 He was affectionately................'Bulldog' by his pupils.
5 She took it................................that the bank would accept her application for a credit card.
6 Rich................, he still can't afford to buy an original Van Gogh.
D For each of the sentences below, write a new sentence as similar cis possible in meaning to the original sentence, but using the word given. The word must not be altered in any way.
1 Peter's workload is more than he can handle.
cope..........
2 If you don't pay by the end of the month, interest is charged.