I’d like you to meet … . He (she) is … .

May I introduce … to you. He (she) is … .

B)Ask him where he serves, what position and rank he has, what city he has come from.

Ex. 5. Look at the business card and answer the questions:

MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF UKRAINE

Principal Department for Combating

Organized Crime

OLEH PETRENKO

JUNIOR SERGEANT OF MILITIA

1O, BOHOMOLETS STREET, KYIV, UKRAINE PHONE: [phone] FAX: [phone]

1.Whose card is this ?

2.What is he ?

3.What city is he from ?

4.What is his telephone number ?

5.What is the address of his department ?

A.Make up your business card:

B.Fill in the personal data form:

Family name, married name

First name

Date of birth__					______
Place of birth
Sex (male, female)
Nationality
Status (married,widower, single)					______

Ex. 6. Role-play the following situations :

a.Introduce your chief to your wife (husband), colleague;

b.Greet your colleague. Ask him (her) how he (she) feels;

c.Have a talk about your friend's relatives and send them regards.

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Ex.7. Read the text and speak about your studies at the Academy using the vocabulary notes:

MY STUDIES

This summer my classmate and I have passed our entrance exams successfully and entered at the National Academy of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. So were admitted to the Academy by competitive examination. Now we are full-time students and freshers. The course of studies lasts four years. After graduating from the Academy we’ll get a higher legal education.

The Academy trains specialists for all branches of law enforcement activities. There are several training and research institutes, departments, centres and laboratories in the Academy. Among them there are the Chief Staff Management Institute, the Operational Staff of Militia Training Institute, the Investigators and Forensic-Experts Training Institute, the Law Faculty, the Correspondence and Distant Training Institute, the Juridical Lyceum and some others.

The graduates of our Academy will work as inspectors of Criminal Investigation Departments, investigators, forensic experts, divisional inspectors, lawyers etc. To become highly-qualified specialists we are to learn many different subjects such as Criminal Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Theory of State and Law, Special Tactics, Military Topography, and many others. An officer of police is to be competent not only in his special field but also in such fields as human behaviour and human understanding. In some cases it is impossible to prevent or solve crimes without all that. That’s why an essential part of the curriculum of our educational establishment is the subjects: Crime Phsychology, Ethics,

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Criminology, etc. We are learning traffic regulations car and driving. So cadets major in subjects which are essential for their future service. Besides special subjects we also learn History of Ukraine, Economy, Ukrainian business language, Computer Science, foreign languages and others. For our future work it is necessary to learn to interview witnesses, to interrogate criminals, to examine a crime scene as well as to search for and collect evidence, to establish corpus delicti, to handle the weapon, to locate and to apprehend suspectsand criminals. To get good professional skills and abilities we are to be hard-working students.

Our classes begin at 8.30 a.m. and last till 2.20 p.m.. We have three or four lectures, seminars and practical classes a day. At the end of the term we take colloquiums, credits and exams. At the National Academy of Internal Affairs we are preparing for our future profession – crime prevention and crime solution. So there is much work to be done during four years of training. We’ll do our best to study well. Then in four years – and there is no doubt about it – we’ll be specialists of high professional standards and work to the benefit of the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian land protecting law and order.

	Vocabulary notes:
to enter the National	[’entə ]		вступити до Національ-
Academy of Internal	[ə’kædəmi]		ної академії внутрішніх
Affairs of Ukraine	[in’tə:nl] [ə’fɛəz]		справ України
to graduate from the	[’grædjueit]		закінчити вищий
higher educational	[is’tæbliʃmənt]		навчальний заклад
establishment
cadet n	[kə’det]		курсант
to study by	[kɔris’pɔndəns]		вчитися заочно
correspondence
first-year student	[fə:st] [jə:]		першокурсник
fresher n (US)	[’freʃə]
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second-year student	[’stju:dənt]	другокурсник
sophomore n (US)	[’sɔfəmɔ:]
full-time student	[ful] [taim]	студент денної форми
		навчання
correspondence	[kɔris’pɔndəns]	студент заочної форми
student		навчання
to get a higher legal	[li:gəl]	отримати вищу
education	[edju:’keiʃn]	юридичну освіту
speciality	[speʃi’æliti]	спеціальність, фах
to handle а weapon	[’wepən]	володіти зброєю та
and use special	[’meθədz]	спеціальними засобами
methods of self-	[self di’fens]	самозахисту
defence
to interview	[’intəvju:]	опитувати свідків
witnesses	[’witnisiz]
to interrogate	[in’terəgeit]	допитувати злочинців
criminals
to examine a crime	[ig’zæmin]	оглядати місце злочину
scene	[kraim] [si:n]
to search for and	[sə:tʃ] [kɔ’ləkt]	шукати та збирати
collect evidence	[’evidəns]	докази
to locate and	[’loukeit]	виявлятитазатримувати
apprehend a suspect	[æpri´hend]	підозрюваного
to establish corpus	[is’tæbliʃ ’kɔ:pəs	встановити склад
delicti	’dilikti]	злoчину
law	[lɔ:]	право (навчальний предмет)
Detective Activity	[di’tektiv	оперативно-розшукова
	æk’tiviti]	діяльність
Crime Psychology	[sаi’kɔlɔʤi]	судова психологія
Ethics	[’eθiks]	етика
humanitarian	[hju:mæni’tɛəriən]	гуманітарний
social	[souʃl]	суспільний
Computer Science	[kəm’pju:tə]	інформатика
	[’saiəns]
credit	[’kredit]	залік
free of charge	[tʃa:ʤ]	безкоштовно
highly-qualified	[’kwɔlifaid]	висококваліфікований
specialist		спеціаліст
to do one’s best	[du: wʌnz best]	зробити все можливе
home-beat officer	[’houm] [bi:t]	дільничний
	[’ɔfisə]	уповноважений
forensic expert	[fə’rensik]	експерт – криміналіст
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	[’ekspə:t]
unit of criminal	[’speʃəlist]	підрозділ кримінальної
militia	[mi’liʃə]	міліції
specialist on	[’kɔmbətiŋ]	працівник підрозділу
combating organized	[’ɔ:gənaizd]	по боротьбі з організо-
crime	[kraim]	ваною злочинністю
economic crime	[i:kə’nɔmik]	економічна злочинність

Ex. 8. Match the English and Ukrainian equivalents:

to be hard working students	 бути студентами денної
	форми навчання
to get a higher legal education	 отримати хороші вміння та
	навички
to become highly qualified	 отримати вищу юридичну
specialists	освіту
to get good professional skills	 бути працелюбними
and abilities	студентами
to be full-time students	 стати висококваліфіко-
	ваними спеціалістами

Ex. 9. Mark the meaning in which the following words are used in the text:

навчатись

досліджувати STUDY заучувати напам’ять

піклуватись

готуватись

			входити ...
	виховувати	ENTER	реєструвати
TRAIN	тренувати		вступати до ...
	дресирувати		вносити
	навчати, готувати		проникати
	спрямовувати

Ex. 10. Write down as many word -combinations as possible:

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