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CONTENTS:
1.
Words
&
word-
combinations
?.
Text
-
<
Andrew's
Working
Day>
3.
Text-
<
Tlre
Daily
Programme
>
4.
Dialogues
*
((
About
Pollp>,
<A
sleepyhead>.
5.
Dialogues
-
<After
a
Busy
day,
,
<<Go
to
the
theatre>>.
6.
Phrases
7.
Intonation
Pattems
8.
Text
-
<
The
Weekend>
9.
Working
day
in American
&
British
English
lO.Text
*
<
My
Housekeeping Works>
1
l.Text
-<<
My
Daily
Routine>>
l2,Questions to
topic.
Words
&
words-combinations:
1.
To
get
up
2.
To
get
out
of
bed
3.
To
jump
out
of
bed
4.
To
be
a
sleepy head
5.
To
feel
sleepy
6.
To
wake
up
7.
To
turn
on,
off
light
(electricity,
water,
gas,
radio,
8.
To
have
a
wash
9.
To
do
morning
exercises
to
the
music
10.To
clean
\
brush
one's
teeth
I
1.To
be
in
a
working
mood
I2.To
open
the
window
13.To
rub
oneself hard
with
a
towel
l4.To
wash
face
and
hands
l5.To
listen to the
news
To
be
short
of
time
l6.To
be
pressed
for
time
17.To
be
a
sound sleeper
18.To
get
out
of
bed on the
wrong
side
l9.To
put
sth
on
20.To
take
off
21.To
leave
the
house
22.
To
get
to
a
place
by
bus,
train,
car,
Metro
23.To
be
in
a
hurry
24.To
be
latc
for
25.To come
in
time
26.To
miss the
train
27.To
get
to
a
place
28.To
have
a
busy
day
29.To
live
in
the country
30.To
have
a
party
31.To
sit
glued
to
the
TV-set
3
2
.T
o
play
che
s
s
\tenni
skolleyb
all\football\etc.
33.To
listen to
music
34.'fo
play
the
guitar\violin\piano
35.To
be
over
lamp,
tap).
.
Andrew's
Working
Dav
My
working
day
begins
rather
early.
The
alarm-clock
wakes
me
up at
7
a.m.
I
don't
jump
out
of
bed at
once.
I
like to
stay
in
bed
for
a
couple
of
minutes.
As
soon
as
I
get
up
I
open
the
window
to
air
the
room,
and
do
my
morning
exercises to
music.
I've
done
my
exercises
already
and
now
I'm
going
to
the bathroom
to
take
a shower,
to
wash
and shave.
After
a shower
I
rub myself
hard
with
the
towel
and
soon
I
feel
quite
wann.
I've
dressed
and made
my
bed.
I'm
having
breakfast
now.
It's
usually
a
light
meal:
just
a
cup
of
coffee
or
tea
with
toast.
I'm
not
a
big
eater,
you
know.
I
live
home
at
about
half
past
8
to
take
a
bus
to my
school.
['ve
never
been
late
for
school,
I'm
proud
to
say.
It's
4.30
p.m.
I've
just
come
home from
school.
It's
time
to
have tea,
so
I'm
hurrying
to the
dinning-room.
After
tea
I
don't
have
much
time
to
spare
because
I
have
to
hurry
to
the
tennis-court
for
a
game
of
tennis.
I'm
keen
on
sporls
you
know.
We
have supper
about
seven-thirty
or
eight
o'clock
and
then
we
sit
and
talk, or
listen to the
wireless.
Often
in
summer
we
take
out the
car and
go
for
a
run
in
the country;
in
winter
we
go
to
the
cinema
or
the
theatre.
But
that
is
not often.
I
have
a
lot
of
work to
do,
and
usually
after
supper
I
read
or
write
until
ten or
eleven
o'clock.
The
Dailv
trpg{apme
On
week-
days
the alarm-clock
wakes
me
up
and
m),
working
day
begins.
It
is
7
o'clock.
If
it
is
spring
or
summer
I
jump
out
of
bed,
run
to
the
window
and
open
it
wide
to
let the fresh
morning
air
in.
The
bright
sun and
the
signing
of
birds
set
gre
into
a
cheerful_working
mood,
In
winter
I'm
not
so
quick
to
leave
my
bed, and
I
bury
my
head
under the
pillows
pretending
not
to
hear
the
alarm-clock.
But
all
the
same,
it
is
time
to
get
up
and
I
start
getting ready
for my
work.
I
do
my
bed
and
go
to
the
bathroom.
I
clean
my
teeth
and washing
my
face.
Sometimes
I
have
a
qhower.
After
that
I
am
having
breakfaqt,
I
sw_itch
on the
radio
and
listen
to
the
[ewl.
I
live
the
house
at
10
minutes
to
8,
and
as
I
live
quite
near
the
statiorr
I
like
to
walk
there
in
any
weather.
On
my
way
to
the
office
I
often
meet
my
fellow-
workers
and colleagues
and
we
go
on together
talking
shop.
My
working
day
starts
at
9
sharp.
I
work
till
past
12
and
then
I
go
out
for
dinner
to
a
self-service
canteen
which
is
just
round the
corner.
It
does
not take
me
@
to
have
my
midday
meal.
I
return
to
rnv
office at
half
past
I
and
work
steadily
till
6. During
my
rvorking
hours
I
haven't
spare
moment
to
think
of my University
classes.
I
am
a
student
of
the
Evening
Department
of
the
University.
We
have
classes
four
times
a
week,
and
on
the
rest
of
the
days
I
have
to
spend
my
evenings
in
the
reading
-room
of
our
library
preparing
my
homework.
It
is
not
easy
to
work
and
study
at
the
same
time,
,-L
but
I
fge!
great qatis-factiqn
when
I
think
of
the
futr-rre.
Sometimes
fiiends
come
to
my
place
and
we
play
chess,
sometimes
we
go
to
the pictures
or
to
the
theatre,
but
not
very
often.
In
summer
I
like
to
go
out
more,
so
in
the
evenings,
I
go
to
the
tennis
court
for
a
few
sets
of
tennis,
or
take
out
my
bike
for
a
run
in
the
country.
DIALOGUES:
About
Polly
I
don't
know
what
to
do.
I
can't
wake
polly
up.
-Leave
her
along.
Let
her
sleep
a
little
longer,
will
you?
She
went
to
bed
very
late
last
night.
-A
little
lonser?
But
it's
half
past
7
already.
You
know
very
well
how
slow
she
is.
It
always
takes
her
so
long to
get
dressed.
-Don't
worry.
She
always
finds
a
way
out.
-A
way
out?
She
neither
washes
her
face
nor
cleans
her
teeth
when
she
oversleeps.
-I
see,
That's
her
own
business.
A
Sleepyhead
-
Don't
you
think
it's
nearly
time
to
get
up?
Don't
bury
your
head
under
the
pillow?
-
I'm
so
tired
dear.
Can't
you
leave
me
along
just
for
a
while?
-
No,
I
can't. Do
get
up!
You
sleepy
head!
-
Oh, stop
it,
please.
-
Jump
out
of
bed
and
run to
the
bathroom.
Nothing
like
a
shower
when
you
feel
sleepy.
-
o.K.
-
Besides,
breakfast
is
getting
cold.
I'm
going
to
warm
it
up
again.
-
All
right,
all
right.
After
a
busy
day.
-
I'm
rushed
off
my
feet
and
you
are
sitting quietly
watching
this
damned
telly
again.
-
Can
I
have
a
rroment's
rest
after
a
busy
day?
-
You
are
always
sitting
either glued
to
the
TV-set
or buried
in your
papers.
-
Well, what
else
can
I
possibly
do?
-
Turn
the
telly
off
and
lay
the
table
for
a
start.
Work
all
day
and
then
come
home
and
get
nagged.
Poor
me.
Go
to
the
theatre
-
A
telephone
conversation.
\
-
'Hello!
-
sure,
that's
me,
Nick,
darling.
you
sound
a
bit
annoyed.
Is
anything
the
matter?
-
well,
I've
been
trying
to
get
connected
with
you
for
nearly
ten
minutes
and...
-
But
what's
wrong?
The
line
wasn,t
engaged,
I
hope?
-
Yes,
it
was.
Besides,
I
got
the
wrong
number
several
times...
-
Oh,
Nick,
I'm
so
sorry!
-
That's
all right
now.
I
say,
Helen,
have
you
got
anything
special
on
tonight?
-
No.
not
really.
Why?
-
I
suggest
our going
to
the
theatre.
-
I'd
love
to.
What
are
we going
to
see?
-
I've
got
two
tickets
for
"Lady
windermere's
Fan"
by
oscar
wilde.
It's
the
first
night.
-
Oh,
it's
at
the
Maly
Theatre,
isn't
it?
-
I
have
heard
the
play
is
worth
seeing.
It
is
stage
very
well.
The
scenery
is
simple,
but good
and
the
acting
is
splendid.
-
And
what
about
the
seats?
I
hope
they
are
not
in
the
balcony
or
in
the
gallery?
-
Oh,
dear,
no.
They
are
in
the
dress-circle,
box
5.
_
Let,
the
;fr:;rte'll
enjoy
ourselves.
wilr
you
cail
for
me
or
shail
we
meet
ar
_
I'd
rather
call
foryou.
I
clon,t
like
wait.
'
get
ready.
!
't^c
waltlng
and
you
take
such
a
rong
tirne
to
-
so
I
do.
But
I
rove
to
look
smart
when
I
go
to
the
theatre.
;i;:lJ;JiLlJf:r.HilH:jjh:o
we'rr
have
prenry
ortime
ro
ge*o
_
That
suits
me
perfectl
ever
so
much
for
your
rl;lrj|Slwaiting
for
vou.
And,
oh,
Nick!
Thank
you
-
That's
all
right,
dear.
See
you
tonight.
-
Bye_bye!
In
the
stalls_
B
naprepe
Phrases
In
the
pit
stalls
In
a
box-
"
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PtAax
3
the
gallery-
Ha
ranepKe
To
play
the
part
of-
urparb
porrb
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take
care
of.
To
play
i,
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..
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That
suits
me
perfectry-
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orreHr
ycrpaaBaer.
Intonation
pafterns:
Falling
fntonation
(\)
(The
pitch
of
the
voice
fars
at
the
end
of
the
sentence).
.
Sfatements
o
Nice
to
meet
\you.
"
I'll
be
back
in
a
\minute.
"
She
doesn,t
live
here
\anymore.
DatJ
rr,,ants
lcl
cirarrge
his
\car.
:
1L'
Here
is
the
weather
lforecast.
r
Commands
.
o
Write
your
name
\tnere.
o
Show
me
what
you've
Nwritten.
o
Leave
it
on
the
ldesk.
"
Take
that
picture
\
down.
.
Wh-
questions
(requesting
information.)
(questions
beginning
with'who','what',
,*hy,,
,where,,
,when,,
,which,,
and
'how')
o
What
country
do
you
come
\rfrom?
"
Wirere
do
you
\tweirk/
o
Which
of
them
do
you
\prefer?
o
When
does
the
shop
\ropen?
o
How
many
books
have
you
\tbought?
o
Wlrich
coat
is
\ryours?
"
Whose
bag
is
\trhis?
Rising
Intonation
(r)
(The
pitch
of
the
voice
rises
at
the
end
of
a sentence.)
.
Yes/no
Questions
(Questions
that
can
be
answered
by'yes'or,no,.)
o
Do
you
like
your
new
lteacher?
,'
Have
you
finished
talready?
o
May
I
borrow
your
I
dictionary?
o
Do
you
have
any
lmagazines?
o
Do
you
sell
lstamps?
'
Questions
tags
that
show
uncertainfy
and
require
an
answer
(real
questions).
o
We've
met
already,
ihaven't
we?
,,
You
like
fish,
.lrdon't
you?
o
You're
a
new
student
laren,tyou?
8
.
irl
'
:)
The
view
is
beautiful,
t
isn't
it?
We
sometimes
use
a
combination
of rising
and
falling
intonation
in
the
same
sentence.
The
combination
is
called Rise-Fall
or
Fall-Rise
intonation.
Risc-Fall
Intonation
(;
r.)
(l'lie
intonation
rises
and
then
fblls.)
We
use
rise-fall
intonation for
choices,
lists, unfinished
thoughts
and
conditional
sentences.
.
Choices(alternativequestions.)
o
Are
you
having
/tsoup
or
lrsalad?
o
Is
John
leaving
on
ztThursday
or
rrFriday?
o
Does he speak utGerman
or
\French?
o
Is
your
name
TAva
or
rrEva?
.
Lists
(rising,
rising, rising,
falling)
Intonation
falls
on
the
last
item to
show
that
the
list
is finished.
o
We've
got
trapples,
pears,
bananas
and
rroranges
o
The
sweater comes
in
/blue,
white
pink
and
rrblack
o
I
like
ztfootball,
tennis,
basketball and
rrvolleyball.
"
I
bought
tra
tee-shift,
a
skirt
and
a
rihandbag.
.
Unfinished
thoughts
(partial
statements)
ln
the
responses
to the
following
questions,
the
rise-fall
intonation
indicates
rcscn'ltion.
The
speaker
hesitates
to
fully
express
his/her
thoughts.
o
Do
you
like
my
new
handbag?
Well
the
.rtleather
is
rrnice...
(
but
I
don't
like
it.)
"
What
was
the
meal
like?
Hmm,
the
lfish
was
rrgood...
(but
the
rest
wasn't
great).
o
So
you
both
live
in
Los Angeles?
Well
lAlex
\does
...
(but
I
don't).
:-'ti
.
Conditionalsentences
(The
tone rises
in
the
first
clause
and
falls
gradually
in
the
second clause.)
.
o
If
he ./calls,
ask
him
to
leave
a
\message.
o
Unless he
ztinsists,
I'm
not
going.to
\go.
,.,
If
yor"r
have
any
trproblems,
just
\contact
us.
My
weekend
Every
person
whether
an
adult
or
a
teenager
cannot
work
all
the
time
and
needs
to
have
a
rest.
Usually
all
the
people
have
a
little
rest
during
their
weekends.
I
am
not
an
exception.
I
really
enjoy
relaxing
and
having
fun
with
my
friends.
Starting
from
Wednesday
I
begin to
look
forward
to
the
weekends.
My
weekends
usually
start
on
Friday
afternoon.
I
come
back
from
school,
throw
my
bag
into
the
corner
and
go
to
meet
my
friends.
I
haven't
seen
them
fbr
five
days,
so
I
missed
them
very
much.
On
Friday
we
usually
go
to
the
city
centre.
We
go
to
a
pizzeria
or
a
caf6,
and
then
we
go
to the cinema
and
watch
there
a
new
film.
We
usually
like
to watch
comedies.
But
sometimes
we
go
bowling.
On
Saturday
mornings
and
afternoons
I
r:sually
help
my
rnother
about the
house.
My
mother usually
cooks
and
clean our
flat.
Saturday
evenings
I
like
to
spend
in
a
company
of
my
best
friend Helen.
We
can
go
ibr
a
walk in
the
park
or
stay
at
home.
We
like
playing
table
games
such
as
Monopoly
or
scrabble.
Also
we
like
watching
films.
On
Sunday
I
usually
sleep
till
midday.
I
can
play
computer
games,
surf
the Internet
or
look
through
the
fresh
press.
Then
I
get
ready
for
the coming Monday.
I
do
my
home
tasks,
pack
my
bag,
and
iron
my clothes.
The
rest
of
the
day
I
spend
with
my
family.
It
has
become
our
tradition
to
have
family
dinner on
Sundays.
Working
day
in American
&
British
Engtish
Linda
(Great
Britain)
I
got
up at
half
past
7.
I
put
on
my
dressing
4on*,
went
into
the
bathroom
and
turned
on
the
bath taps.
After
bath
I
had breakfast
with
my
parents.
Our
flat
is on
the
thirteenth
floor,
so
the
view
is
terrific.
At
8
o'clock
my
mom
and
I
took
the
lift
to
the
car
park
under our
block
of
flats.
First we
stopped
for
petrol,
then
she
drove
me
to
school.
When I
got
to
school
it
was
raining.
Luckily
I
'd
brought
my
wellington
boots
and an
umbrella,
so
I
didn't
get
wet.
School
was
O.K.,
except
that we
had a
math
exam
before break,
I
think
I
failed
it.
After
school
I
took
a
bus
to
the
city
centre
to
meet
my
sister
Susan.
She became
a
primary
school
teacher
after
she
left
University
last
year.
We
went
out
for
dinner
to
a
Chinese
l0
:-
*i
restaurant.
After
dinner
we
paid
the
bill
and
left.
Susan
gave
me
a
lift
home, then
I
did
some
history homework
for
the
next
day,
watched
a
film
and
went to
bed at
about
half
past
10.
I
was
really
tired!
Trudy
(USA)
I
got
up at seven-thirty.
I
put
on
my
bath robe,
went into
the bathroom
and
turned
on the
bath-tub
faucets.
After
that
I
ate
breakfast
with
my
parents.
Our
apartment
is
on
the
sixteenth
floor,
so
the
view
is
terrific.
At
8
o'
clock
my mom
and
I
took
the
elevator
to
the
parking
lot
underneath
our
apartment
block.
F'irst
we
stopped
for
gas,
then
she
drove
me
to
school.
When
I
got
to
school
it
was
raining.
Luckily
I'd
brought
my
galoshes
and
an
umbrella,
so
I
didn't
get
wet.
School
was
O.K.,
except
that we
had a
math
test before
recess.
After
school
I
took
bus
downtown
to
meet
my
sister
Susan.
She
became
a
grade
school
teacher
after
she
left
College
last
year.
We ate
out
at
a
Chinese
restaurant.
After
that we
paid
the
check and
left.
I
did
some
history
assignment
for
the
next
day,
watched
a
movie
on
TV
and
went to
bed
around
10.30.
I
was
pooped!
My
Housekeeping
Works
Usually
I'm
very
busy,
so
I
can't
help
my
parents
much
in
keeping
house.
But
still
I
have
some
housekeeping
works. Every
day
I
do
my
room
and
my
bed,
wash
up
dishes, dust
the furniture
and
take out the rubbish.
It
is
also
my
duty
to
buy
bread
and
milk.
Once
a
week
I
help
my
mother
to
do
all
other
work
about the
house.
We wash
our
linen,
iron
and
mend
it,
clean
the
flat,
vacuum
the
floors
and
polish
them.
This
is my
usual
round
of
duties.
But
sometimes
I
have
some
other
things
to
do.
When
my
mother
is
ill
or
away
from
home
I
do
the
cooking
and
the
washing up,
the
buying
of
food
and
the
planning
of
meals.
I
also
lay
the
tableand
clear
away
the
dishes. Sometimes
I
have
to
visit
everyday
services:
hairdresser's
,shoemaker's,
tailor's,
drycleaner's,
photographer's.
At
the
hairdresser's
I
have
my
hair
cut
and
waved.
At
the
shoemaker's
I
have
my
shoes
and
boots
repaired,
at
the
photographer's
I
have
my
photo
taken.
Service
is
generally good,
but
in
some
cases
it
leaves
much
to
be desired.
My
brother
has
his
own
duties at
home.
He
helps to
fix
and
repair
some
things.
Last
year
I
was at
my
grandparents.
They
are
elderly
people
and
need
our
care
and
attention.
During my
stay there
I
swept
the
floors
and
washed
them,
fed
the chickens,
collected
the
eggs and
weeded
the
vegetable-beds.
I
didn't
learn
to
milk
the
cow but
I
helped
to
feed
the
other
animals:
lambs,
sheep
and
pigs.
II
My
Daily
Routine
As
a
rule
I
get up
at
half
past
7.
I
put
on
my
dressing-gown,
go
into
the
bath-room
and.turn
on
the
bath taps.
Good
health is
better
than
wealth,
so
every
morning
I
do
my
morning
exercises.
I
get
breakfast
at
8
o'clock
and
listen
to
the news over
the
radio.
I
like
to
begin
the
day
well,
so
my
breakfast
is
always
a
good
one.
For
breakfast
I
usually
have
hard-boiled
eggs
or
an
omelette,
sandwiches
with
ham,
cheese.
tea
or
coffee.
Then
I
go
to
the University.
I
don't
live
far
from
the
University, so
it
doesn't
take
me long
to
get
there.
The
lessons
start
at
9
o'clock.
Usually
we
have
3
or
4
double-periods.
I
learn
two
foreign
languages...
The
classes
are
over
at
3
p.m.
Then
I
come
back
home
and
have dinner.
After
dinner
I
have
a
rest
for
a
couple
of
hours.
Then
I
prepare
my
homework.
It
takes
me
sonretimes
3
or
4
hours.
After
that
I
go
shopping
and
buy
some
food-stuffs for
the
family.
A
Sometimes
I
help
my
mother about the house.
In
the evening
I
usually
have
some
free
time.
Sometimes
I
spend
it
with
my
friends- we
go
for
a
walk,
listen
to
music,
go
to
movies, or
to
disco or
have a
chat
over
a
cup
of
coffee
at
the
caf6.
At
home
I
watch
TV,
read
a
bit
or listen
to
music.
At
about
10
o'clock
I
go
to
bed,
Questions
to
topic.
Answer
the
following
question
1.
Does
your
day
begin
early?
2.
When
do
you
usually
get
up?
3.
Are
you
a
sleepyhead?
4.
Who
wakes
you
up?
5.
When
do
you
get
up
on weekends?
6.
Do
you
do
your
morning
exercises
regularly?
7.
How
long
does
it
take
you
to
do
your
rnorning
exercises?
8.
Do
you
take
a
shower
in
the
morning?
9.
Do
you
have
a
bath
in
the
morning?
10.
At
what
time
do
you
have breakfast?
1
1.
How
long
does
it
take
you
to
get
to
the
University?
12.
When
do
your
classes
begin?
13.
How
many
double-periods
do
you
usually
have?
14.
When
are
your
classes
over?
15.
When
do
you
usually
have
your
dinner?
16.
Do
you
help
your
parents
about
the
house?
17.
What
do
you
usually do
when
you
have
free
time?
18.
Do
you
watch
TV
in
the
evening?
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.19.
Do
you
go
for
a
walk with
your
friends?
20.
Do
you
like
to listen
to
music?
21.
What
kind
of
music
do
you
like?
2Z:Whatkind
of
books
do
you
prefer?
23.
When
do
you
usually
have
your
supper?
24.Do
your
friends
often
come
to
you
in the
evening?
25.
At
what
time
do
you
usually
go
to
bed?
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