ABLE, AMBITION, CONFIDENT, DEEP, STABLE, EFFECT They say that our handwriting can (В 11) people to understand much about our character. There is a special science - graphology - and more and more people begin to take it into consideration. There are different aspects of characterizing people's handwriting. For example, people who use only capital letters are (B 12). Size is another factor. If your letters are big, it says about your (В 13) and optimism. Small letters and descending angle, on the contrary, can mean that you are (B 14) insecure and have low self-esteem. How a person signs papers is also very important. A horizontal signature is a sign of your emotional (B 15). Your knowledge of these factors can (B 16) your communication with people around.
A. The Hottest Рlace in the World. B. Mystery People. C. Isn’t It Great? D. The Biggest Trees. E. Death Valley. F. Rock Art. G. Fantastic Plants.
1. Going to this place once meant danger and even death. It's the hottest place in the United States and summer temperatures there can reach 54 degrees C! Today, it is a national park and thousands of people drive there (in air-conditioned comfort, of course) to enjoy the beauty of this strange land. There are lots of ghost towns in this place. In the 1800s people streamed here looking for gold and silver. The terrible heat combined with hard work made people leave the towns. Today, you can visit these eerie ghost towns and look inside old houses, prisons and banks to see how people lived back then. 2. The Redwood National Park in California is home to the oldest trees in the world. One of them, called General Sherman, is more than 3,000 years old. It's about 84m tall. The Saguaro National Park in Arizona is the only place in the United States where you can find the magnificent saguaro cactus. It's one of the slowest-growing plants -it takes seventy-five years before it even grows its first branch!
Раскройте скобки 1. He didn’t want to go to Moscow because he (be) there before. 2 Mike said he (arrive) an hour before. 3 VK is the most popular website in Russia. We (become) it’s member. 4 When he (get) to the disco, it already (start). 5 When they (leave) home, it (begin) snowing. 6 Last yearwe (buy) our new computer. 7 I’m writing to tell you I (be) in London next week. 8 They promised they (send) a telegram when they arrived. Выберите When или Then 1. Hardly had the sun rose____ the first passers-by appeared on the road. 2 No sooner had the travelers got to town _____it got dark. 3 Scarcely had I answered the question ____more hands rose in the classroom. 1. Can we have ___ coffee and 2 teas, please? 2. I want to go and buy___ paper to read on the train. 3 Peter has caught _cold and is staying in bed. 4_cheese should be kept in the fridge. 5 Sally was not __ beauty.
P1 Hi, Tanya! P2 Hello, Tanya! T Hello! Friends P3 Why are you at home in such a fine day? Everybody has gone to ski and skate. P 4 We also go to the skating rink. Would you join us? T Sorry, but I don’t want, I was given a very interesting book yesterday. And I am eager to read it today. P1 How interesting! P2 What kind of book? P3 Is it a book with poems about love? P4 Or may be adventure stories? T Oh, no. It’s much more interesting. It is "Marry Poppins” by Pamela Travers P1 2 «Mary Poppins?!» P3 It’s a pity, but I have never read it. Can you give it to me to read? T Yes, certainly P4 What is it about? I wonder T It’s about a fairyland, kindness and dream , about fascinating adventures. It also teaches us to do all the best. P1 It sounds great! P2 I think, it’s worth reading P3 So do I. T My friends, it is an unusual day, today. We will be able to see the author of this book and to meet her favourite characters too. P4 Really? You must be joking! T Not a bit P1 How can we do it? T With the help of this magical flower.
1Having just graduated last year and then joining the firm immediately, I’ve already spent three months abroad, where I was involved in designing a network to distribute water. The thing about doing a project like that is that you start from scratch to build a huge system and finish it in a short period of time, rather than improving an existing system as you might do over here. We did this by working on computer model of the distribution network. It was very skilled work, which I learned a lot from, and it was great working in such a different culture. 2Engineering is a problem in my country and certainly a major reason for the skills shortage in this area. For some reason, engineering is seen as dull and unexciting, when in fact it is at the cutting edge of technology. You won’t find such negative attitudes in other European countries or in the US. There, if you say you’re studying engineering, people say "WOW” because it’s seen as one of the big four professions along with doctors, lawyers and accountants. I think there is also a greater recognition in these countries hat engineers are responsible for most of the new technologies. 3 I decided to go into engineering because there’s technology involved at every step-from producing an aircraft wing to making a particular kind of automobile. Every day, I feel as though my technical know-how is improving and that makes for an exciting daily life. One of four graduates has recently gone to Antarctica, where she’s been involved in the Antarctic survey’s new facility. There, she helped create a highly sustainable building in one of the most challenging environments in the world. 4. I’ve only been in my job for 6 weeks, so it’s still very new, but the reason it appealed to me was that it is all about top-end technology. Once I’ve finished this three-month period, I’ll be moving to another department. I could be working on test engineering for a different product or in a more applications-based role. It’s great to get this wide range of experience because it will help me choose the profession I want to settle in. My advice to anyone wanting to get involved in cutting-edge technology is to work in engineering. You really do wind up at the forefront of it.
11 класс упр 94 стр 107 - Good afternoon. Can I help yoou? - Yes, I hope so. Thank goodness you speak English. -Well, just a little. What seems to be the problem? -I’ve got an upset stomach-it’s pretty bad. I’ve been up all night. And how I’ve got a bad headache as well. - Oh, I see. Do you think it’s something you’ve eaten? -Obviously! I’m not used to this kind of food here! -Are you drinking plenty of water? Bottled water, that is? - I’ve had some. But I feel terribly thirsty all the time. - Have you taken anything? Did you bring any medications with you from home? -I’ve only got these indigestion tablets. - Have you taken anything for the headache? -I’ve taken a pair of paracetamols. That’s all. -Do you feel tired? -Worn out. I can hardly keep my eyes open. -Well, I think you’ve just eaten something a bit rich for you. You know, something that didn’t agree with your system. I’m sure you’ll be all right in a couple of days with what I’m about to give you. -Are you sure that’s all I need? - Yes. Trust is just the thing.
Read a passage about his life. For questions 1 – 5, choose the best answer from the suggested. Put a circle round the number of the best answer. (multiple choice) Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany on March 14th, 1879. When he was one year old, the family moved to Munich. One story Einstein liked to tell about his childhood was a "wonder” he saw when he was four or five years old. His father gave him a magnetic compass. Albert practiced turning the compass every which way, soon becoming fascinated by the new toy. No matter which way he turned it, the needle would always point in the same direction. The compass convinced him that there had to be "something behind things, something deeply hidden.” This was probably something that sparkled his interests in physics.
Captain brave, captain brave, Give a smile, sir. For a smile is like a flag of a ship. Captain brave, captain brave, Cheer up, sir, For the sea surrenders only to the quick! Ваня - Oh, I’m sorry. Hello! Let me introduce myself. I’m Captain Klochko. I greet you on board the ship "Friendship” of school number 33. Pleased to meet you. You know, my crew and I enjoy traveling and discovering new lands and countries, we like to learn a lot of interesting things about plants and animals, meet new friends. We have already crossed a lot of seas and some oceans. We were caught in the storms many times. But in spite of it there is nothing like traveling by sea. Today we invite you to join us in our new expedition, an exciting voyage. Do you want to? Do you like traveling by sea? We hope you do! Well, then you are welcome on board a ship "Friendship”.
Фразеологический фонд английского языка является сложной системой, включающей в себя разные микросистемы, каждая из которых обладает своей спецификой. Одну из таких микросистем фразеологии представляет группа фразеологические единицы библейского происхождения, основанием для объединения в которую служит общий генетический источник - Библия. «Библейский фразеологизм» определяется нами как устойчивое, воспроизводимое в речи сочетание слов или предложение с частично или полностью переосмысленным значением, возникшее на базе текста Библии или библейского сюжета. Большая часть библейских выражений настолько ассимилировалась в английском языке, что не всегда и не у всех они ассоциируются с Библией. Характерно в этой связи высказывание известного английского лексикографа Э.Партриджа: «В английском языке имеется множество цитат, превратившихся в клише. Многие выражения из Библии так прочно вошли в язык, что мы помним об их библейском происхождении лишь благодаря их архаичному звучанию.» То же самое можно сказать и о библеизмах в русском языке: многие из них так прочно прижились в нем, что, употребляя их, мы часто не помним или не осознаем, что они - из Библии: камень преткновения, суета сует, козел отпущения, умывать руки, хлеб насущный, не хлебом единым и т.д., или же вспоминаем, откуда они только из-за входящих в их состав библейских имен собственных, а также архаичных форм или слов: ныне отпущаеши, манна небесная, око за око, казнь египетская, и т.д.
Once there was a girl named Abigail who was a very close friend of a boy named Gregory. Gregory had an unfortunately accident and broke his glasses. Abigail, being a true friend, volunteered to take them to be repaired. But the repair shop was across the river, and during a flash flood the bridge had been washed away. Poor Gregory could see nothing without his glasses, so Abigail was desperate to get across the river to the repair shop. While she was standing forlornly on the bank of the river, clutching the broken glasses in her hands, a boy named Sinbad glided by in a rowboat.
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