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Go to, eat in, sit in, buy, listen to, open, wear, drink.
1 That restaurant's bad. 2 That's awful music. 3 That's not your letter. 4 That perfume's too expensive. 5 That's George's lemonade. 6 That post office is closed.
Exercise 5 another, more, (a) few, (a) little Example Who's having... piece of bread? I'd like some... bread, please. Who's having another piece of bread? I'd like some more bread, please.
1 Who's having... piece of bread? I'd like some... bread, please. Would you like a... salad? Yes, please and a... potatoes. 2 Who wants... cake? I'd like... piece of cake, please. Would you like... cup of tea? Oh yes and can I have a... more ice-cream? 3 I want to change... traveller's cheque and I'd like to buy a... stamps. I've written a... letters and I want to write some... postcards. Exercise 6 Examples John: My grandfather's living in Scotland. Mary: And your mother? Mary: Has she lived in Scotland? John: My wife's planning to go to London. Mary: And you? Mary: Have you planned to go to London?
1 John: Bob and Sue are shopping today. Mary: And Jane and you? ... Mary: 2 John: Our parents are enjoying the party. Mary: And you and I? .. Mary: . 3 John: The ice-cream's arriving. Mary: And the birthday cake? ... Mary: 4 John: That old man's working here. Mary: And the young man? ... Mary: 5 John: The immigration officer's looking at his passport. Mary: And the customs officer? ... Mary: 6 John: Simon's opening a parcel. Mary: And Jane? ... Mary:
HOLIDAYS IN GREAT BRITAIN There are fewer public holidays in Great Britain than in other European countries. They are: Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, May Day, Spring Bank Holiday and Summer Bank Holiday. Public holidays in Britain are called bank holidays, because the banks as well as most of the offices and shops are closed. The most popular holiday is Christmas. Every year the people of Norway give the city of London a present. It’s a big Christmas tree and it stands in Trafalgar Square. Central streets are beautifully decorated. Before Christmas, groups of singers go from house to house. They collect money for charity and sing carols, traditional Christmas songs. Many churches hold a carol service on the Sunday before Christmas. The fun starts the night before, on the 24th of December. Traditionally this is the day when people decorate their trees. Children hang stockings at the end of their beds, hoping that Father Christmas will come down the chimney during the night and fill them with toys and sweets. Christmas is a family holiday. Relatives usually meet for the big Christmas dinner of turkey and Christmas pudding. And everyone gives and receives presents. The 26th of December, Boxing Day, is an extra holiday after Christmas Day. This is the time to visit friends and relatives or perhaps sit at home and watch football. New Year's Day is less popular in Britain than Christmas. But in Scotland, Hogmanay is the biggest festival of the year. Besides public holidays there are some special festivals in Great Britain. One of them takes place on the 5th of November. On that day, in 1605, Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill King James I. He didn't succeed. The King's men found the bomb, took Guy Fawkes to the Tower and cut off his head. Since that day the British celebrate the 5th of November. They burn a dummy, made of straw and old clothes, on a bonfire and let off fireworks. This dummy is called a " guy" (like Guy Fawkes) and children can often be seen in the streets before the 5th of November saying, " Penny for the guy." If they collect enough money they can buy some fireworks. There are also smaller, local festivals in Britain. Names Christmas Day Рождество (25 декабря) New Year's Day Новый год Boxing Day второй день Рождества, день рождественских подарков (в этот день принято дарить подарки) Trafalgar Square Трафальгарская площадь Father Christmas Рождественский дед. Дед Мороз
Questions 1. Are there many holidays in Great Britain? 2. What is a " banc holiday"? 3. What is the most popular holiday in Britain? 4. When is Christmas celebrated? 5. What are the traditional Christmas songs called in Britain? 6. What do children leave at the end of their beds and why? 7. What do the British do on Boxing Day? 8. What is the name of New Year's Eve in Scotland? 9. When is Guy Fawkes Night celebrated?
LESSON ELEVEN (11) Football PART 1
Tim This afternoon I'm taking my cousin and my uncle to a football match. Simon's never seen a professional game. Uncle Guy hasn't seen one for years. Today's match is between Arsenal and Liverpool. Both of these teams are very good this season. I haven't seen Liverpool this season. They're often one of the best teams in the first division. I often go to football matches. I usually go to Highbury to see Arsenal. Their games are always good. I sometimes go to see Chelsea. Some of their games are good, others are bad. Rugby's another exciting sport, but I don't usually go to rugby games. The best sport's football.
PART 2
The teams Tim Look, Simon. The teams are coming onto the field. Have you ever seen Arsenal? Simon Who's kicking off? Tim Liverpool. Simon Are both teams good this season? Tim Yes. Simon Which one's better? Tim Liverpool are usually better than Arsenal but this year Arsenal are the best in the division. Tim Oh yes. They sometimes lose but they usually win. They don't often have a bad day. Tim I've always supported Arsenal. Simon Me too. Dad's never liked Arsenal. A goal Tim Liverpool haven't scored yet... what's wrong? Tim Look, there's Moore. He's running up the wing. He's good. Mr. Hunt No, he isn't; he's bad. He's worse than the other winger. Tim He's already scored one goal for Arsenal. Oh look! He's near the penalty area. Tim Arsenal two: Liverpool nil. What a game! Hot dogs Simon Dad, may I buy a hot dog? Mr. Hunt Yes, you may. Buy Tim one and buy me one, too. Simon Thanks. Do you want mustard on your hot dog? Mr. Hunt Yes, please, I do. Tim No, thank you, I don't. Mr. Hunt One with mustard, the other without mustard. Simon May I buy an orange squash, too? Mr. Hunt Yes... what kind do you like, Tim? Tim I don't want any squash, thanks... I've brought us beers, Uncle Guy. Simon Tim, which man sells soft drinks? Tim I don't know. Some sell soft drinks; others sell hot dogs.
The end of the game Simon Who's winning now? Tim Arsenal are... three: nil. They've scored another goal. Tim Yes, it is. Simon Good. Liverpool can't score four goals in a quarter of an hour. Simon Yes, that's Hedge. He plays for Liverpool. He always scores. PART 3 The best restaurant Bill I've never been to this restaurant before. Ben It's the best one in London. They usually make a very good lunch. Bill Have you ever been here before? Ben Yes, I always come here with my friends. Bill Do you always pay? Ben I sometimes pay, other times my friends pay. Bill Are you paying today? Ben No, today my friend's paying.
A terrible game Bob What a terrible game! Harry Yes, Slade usually scores but he hasn't scored this afternoon. Bob Look! Becker's scored a goal.
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