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I. Phonetic exercises.

1.1. Define what kind of syllable (open or closed) the underline vowel belongs to. Read the words aloud:

note, but, use, pale, he, mess, cube, cup, not, up, she, time, later, latter, letter, acre, danger, fancy, pilot, number, little, student, able, liner, system, piston, plate, plastic, drink, us, pencil, music, stop, model, cubic, husband, tiny, typist.

1.2. Read the following words aloud. Explain the rules of reading of underlined vowels and digraphs :

pilot, typist, get, day, play, Pete, gym, may, road, meet, eat, leg, tie, dream, rain, green, boat, neat, name, man, men, lead, east, sea, pain, road, uncle, lump, physics, my, clay, vain, aim, bite, dig, bed, cycle, duty, rain, huge, fly, speak, teach, peace, suit, face, gum.

1.3. Write the transcription of the following words:

name, that, apple, typist, cycle, these, the, rain, great, us, begin, can, gate, page, said, speak, limit, pupil, visit, duty, eight, cause, aesthetic, die, health, earth, google, dye, journal, receive, famous, vapour.

1.4. Divide the following words into syllables. Write them in the alphabetic order:

family, tremble, reckon, puddle, system, husband, wife, science, enter, school, solid, cubic, model, settle, uncle, daughter, cousin, student, first, year, hobby, married, single, exercise, groupmate, aunt, stepfather.

1.5. Read the following words. Divide them into syllables and mark the stress:

sofa, stipend, artist, driver, document, different, general, economy, economics, economist, water, development, active, activity, electricity, possibility, agro-chemistry, university, originality, notebook, anniversary, economic, reconstruction, concentrate, particularly, simulation, management, nature, resources..

1.6. Review the rules of reading. Practise reading the following words:

article, borrow, final, found, management, water, channel, war, peace, discuss, parents, born, station, differ, advantage, social, system, scheme, rely, official, number, customs, carry, organization, locate, celebration, solve, report, daughter, demonstration, healthy, roommate, apply, hydromelioration, supply, disposal, mechanical, news, short, word, when, whom, happy, chess, mind, awful, dark, August, typical, European, euro, your, pair, large, philosophy, technology, finish, country, double, should, height, weight, research, economics, newspaper, adequate.

II. Everyday english

Making Conversations

T – 2.1.

2.1. Listen to two conversations. Maria and Jean Paul are foreign students in Britain. Their teachers are trying to be friendly. Which conversation is more successful? Why?

1.

J – James. M – Maria

J:

Hello. What’s your name?

M:

Maria.

J:

I’m … James. I’m a teacher. And … where are you from?

M:

Rome.

J:

Er … What … what do you do?

M:

I’m a student.

J:

Mm. And … How long have you been here in London, Maria?

M:

Two months.

J:

Are you having a good time?

M:

Mm. … Yes.

J:

Can I get you a coffee?

M:

No.

J:

Are you missing your family at all?

M:

No.

J:

Have you got any brothers or sisters?

M:

Yes.

J:

Er … Oh! Er… What do they do?

M:

They are students too.

J:

Oh, well. I’ve got a class now. Good bye, Maria.

M:

Chao!

2.

S – Sylvia J-P – Jean-Paul

S:

Hello! What’s your name?

J-P:

Jean-Paul. And what’s your name?

S:

Sylvia. Where are you from, Jean – Paul?

J-P:

I come from Paris, the most romantic city in the whole world. And you, Sylvia, where do you come from?

S:

I come from Scotland. What do you do in Paris?

J-P:

I’m an architect.

S:

Oh, really?

J-P:

Yeah. I design beautiful buildings for people with lots of money. I’m very expensive.

S:

How interesting!

J-P:

And how long have you been a teacher, Sylvie?

S:

Actually, my name is Sylvia!

J-P:

I’m so sorry. Sylvie is the French name. Sylvia, sorry!

S:

Don’t worry. I like it. I’ve been working here for five years.

J-P:

And do you enjoy it?

S:

Yes. Very much. You meet a lot of people from all sorts of different countries. I like that very much. Are you enjoying it here?

J-P:

Very, very much. I’m learning a lot of English, I’m making a lot of friends, and even the food’s not bad! Well, I’m not dead yet, and I’ve been here for five weeks. Sylvia, can I get you a coffee?

S:

I’ve got a few minutes before my next class, so that would be lovely. Thank you very much…

J-P:

Why don’t we …

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