11. Are the sentences true or false:

1.Arman is an engineer. 2. His working day begins early. 3. First of all he goes to the kitchen to have breakfast. 4. He is always late. 5. He doesn’t go to the nearest snack bar to have a bite. 6. On Monday he goes to the theater or to the concert of one of the famous singers. 7. Every day he tries to work at his English. 8. He likes English.

12. Fill in the gaps with the following words:

learn, listen to, busy, meeting, takes, read, 11, have,

1. While having breakfast I often _________ the latest news on the radio. 2. It usually _________ me about an hour to get there. 3. If I have no _________ I go home. 4. Sometimes I walk after a _________ day at the institute. 5. In the evening I _________ supper with my family discussing our daily problems. 6. I usually go to bed at _________ o’clock. 7. Every evening I _________a page of English book and _________ English words.

13. Answer the questions.

1. What is Arman? 2. When does begin his working day? 3. When does he leave home? 4. How many seminars and lectures does he have a day? 5. What time are classes over? 6. How does he get home after classes? 7. What time does he go to bed?

14.Tell some words about your daily routine.

15. Read and translate the text:

Vocabulary

to publish – басып шығару

to leave- - кету

to sell – сату

to be angry – ашулы болу

to argue- айтысу, дауласу

a customer – клиент

to arrange - тағайындау

an engagement - кездесу

to concern - тиісті

to remind – еске салу

A Busy Day.

Every day at half past eight Mr. Hanson leaves his house in Church Street and drives to work. It takes him about twenty minutes to get to his office. He usually arrives there at about ten to nine. His secretary, Mary Summers, is always at the office when Mr. Hanson comes.

Mr. Hanson is the Managing Director of a large publishing company which publishes a lot of technical books and magazines and sells them all over the world.

Today Mr. Hanson is rather angry. He is sitting at his desk and arguing with someone on the telephone. While Mr. Hanson is on the telephone, Mary Summers brings him a cup of coffee. Mary is a good secretary. A good secretary has to learn a lot about her boss. She must know how to talk to customers on the telephone and in the office and must also arrange both business and social engagements. Today, for example, Mary knows that Mr. Hanson has to see a customer from Ghana at 11 o’clock and another customer from Hong Kong at midday. At one-fifteen Mr. Hanson is to have lunch with two of the office managers from overseas branches of the company. Then at three-thirty he has to finish writing a letter concerning the following year’s publishing programme. It is Mary’s job to remind Mr. Hanson about the appointments at 11 o’clock and midday, to book a table at a restaurant in the town for the lunch engagement and to take notes from Mr. Hanson for several business letters.

On the way home Mr. Hanson thinks about the day at the office and makes a note in his diary about some of the business he has to do. He also thinks about his wife, Jane, and his house. Sometimes he takes his wife flowers and she is always glad to have them. The Hansons are very fond of each other and they never argue.