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Vocabulary

1. things vs. stuff vs. property vs. possessions vs. junk vs. belongings vs. goods vs. valuables

2. electric vs. electrical (-al suffix)

3. speak vs. talk vs. say vs. tell

4. Наречия степени vs. наречия образа действия

5. glad vs. happy vs. pleased vs. delighted vs. proud vs. relieved vs. thrilled

6. border vs. boundary vs. frontier vs. граница/предел

7. keep vs. save vs. preserve vs. (со)хранить

8. место vs. site vs. place vs. room vs. space vs. spot

9. wake (up) vs. awake

10. stop vs. finish vs. end vs. cease vs. terminate

11. Ar.1

12. to like vs. to love

13. Правильные и неправильные глаголы

14. too vs. either (vs. others)

15. Глаголы мыслительной деятельности

16. to get/become free vs. to be free/released vs. to escape vs. освободиться

17. time (объективизация времени)

18. price vs. cost vs. value vs. worth vs. цена/стоимость/ценность

19. surprise vs. astonish vs. amaze

20. voice

21. dwell vs. live vs. stay

22. admit vs. acknowledge vs. recognize vs. concede vs. confess vs. признать/согласиться

23. product vs. goods vs. commodity vs. merchandise vs. produce

24. considered vs. regarded vs. deemed

25. delay vs. postpone vs. defer vs. отложить

Reading

1. L.A.Hill 2. U4. Mr Holland is getting thinner

   1. The Happy Prince by O.Wilde. P.1, The Happy Prince by O.Wilde. P.2, The Happy Prince by O.Wilde. P.3, The Happy Prince by O.Wilde. P.4

2. Some Time Stories by Donald Bisset. P.1

3. Reuben Lucius Goldberg. Art For Heart's Sake.

4. William Sansom. Difficulty with a Bouquet

5. From Tea-table Talk by Jerome K. Jerome

• 1. GIR. U6. The Iron Heel, GIR. U5. Commentary, GIR. U6. Additional texts

• учебник английского языка для II курса педагогических институтов и факультетов иностранных языков под ред. проф. И.Р. Гальперина

Writing

1. IS. Essay's topics

Here is the list of essay topics that you can choose in any order.

You should write at least 250 words. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Your Opinion Essays

• • Companies should encourage employees who work in a high position to leave at the age of 55 in order to give opportunities to the new generation.

    • (IS. Essay p.7. No Country For Old Men?)

  • Families who do not send their children to government-financed schools should not be required to pay taxes that support universal education.

    • (IS. Essay p.8. Nothing is certain but death and taxes)

• To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Traffic and housing problems in major cities could be solved by moving large companies and factories and their employees to the countryside.

• To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? As the world becomes technologically advanced, computers are replacing more and more jobs. Describe some job positions that may be lost because of computers, and discuss at least one problem that may result.

• Is freedom of speech necessary in a free society?

  • IS. Essay p.9. Smell of freedom

Causes (reasons) & solutions / Causes (reasons) & effects Essays

• Motorways help people travel quickly and cover long distances but they also cause problems. What are the problems of motorways and what solutions are there?

--------------------------- Discuss two opinions Essays

• Some people think that it is important to use leisure time for activities that improve the mind, such as reading and doing word puzzles. Other people feel that it is important to rest the mind during leisure time.

  • (IS. Essay p.5. Improving mind)

• Some people think women should be allowed to join the army, the navy and the air force just like men. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

  • (IS. Essay p.6. Women in the army?)

• Some people think that there are things individuals can do to help prevent global climate change. Others believe that action by individuals is useless and irrelevant and that it is only governments and large businesses which can make a difference.

• Some people think that professional athletes make good role models for young people, while others believe they don’t.

The Apprentice

• Tit for Tat

• Sizzle or steak?

• I like the way .. (a contestant) acts.

• Excuses don't explain and explanations do not excuse.

• We were not brought here to "kumbayah" in this fabulous loft

• There is a little correlation between IQ and success in lemonade sales

Listening

1. No strings attached

2. Michael Buckley's Reproduction Stories

3. The Accent Tag

4. Intonation p.1

5. Silent letters

Use of English

Determinatives

1. Выбор детерминатива (+ it)

2. Сумма по артиклям

3. Неопределенный артикль (партитивность) vs. множественное число

4. part of vs. a part of (к вопросу о партитивности)

5. "Типа" - неопределенный артикль?

6. Артикли (Hill U1)

7. Determinatives: pronouns vs. articles

8. Hill 3. Alan's shop. Determinatives

9. Hill 4. A happy grandfather. Determinatives.

   1. Артикль в рекламе + player vs. gamer

10. Собачье сердце, Бриллиантовая рука и др.

11. Артикуляция 2016

• 1. L.A.Hill 2. U1. Determiners & pronouns. My vs. of mine. Маркеры коннотации.

  2. Особенности использования артиклей с именами собственными + Артикль с именами собственными: руководство по эксплуатации

  3. Animals Poems For Children

  4. Артикли vs. местоимения

  5. YN. Determiners in context, YN. Determiners in context p.2

  6. Нулевой артикль с однородными членами (стяжение)

Modal verbs

1. Can vs. could vs. to be able to (ability, possibility) (modal verbs p.1)

2. Модальность и Детерминативность (A Gift for My Daughter by Harry Browne)

3. Modals. p.2. Must/have to/need.

4. Hill5. Joe. Modals

5. Cambridge English Grammar Today Modality: meanings and uses

6. Certain, probable or possible (Modal verbs p.6)

7. should vs. ought to (Modal verbs p.10)

8. Early YN modal verbs' tables (Modal verbs p.0)

9. shall vs. will (Modal verbs p.12)

Tenses

1. Present/Past Perfect vs. Simple (collector)

2. Progressive vs. Simple/Perfect (collector)

3. Future Expression: will vs. to be going to (+present tenses)

4. Future expression: other ways to talk about the future

Speech patterns

1. It + be + Adj + for + Obj + Inf (Speech patterns)

2. Hardly had she sat down when ... (эмфатическая инверсия) (Speech patterns)

3. I feel like + gerund (Speech patterns)

4. Речевые модели на физические состояния/ощущения (It was dark/cold/and etc.)

5. Full vs. Bare infinitive (to make, have, help and etc.)

6. Conditional/Time Clauses

7. Десемантизированные глаголы. To get

8. Complex Subject (Speech patterns)

9. can't help + Gerund/(but) Infinitive (Speech patterns)

   1. cleft sentences

10. Рамочные конструкции с предлогом

11. Wish + Object Clause (Speech patterns)

• 1. It's been a long time

Prepositions / Phrasal verbs

1. Предложные наречия (к вопросу о фразовых глаголах)

2. on vs. off

3. verb + on

4. with vs. by

5. up vs. over

6. verb+up vs. verb

7. in vs. on (коллектор)

8. out

   1. away

9. of vs. for

10. of vs. about vs. for vs. with

11. knock on the door vs. knock at the door

12. from vs. (to / with / in)

• Cтоять-Сидеть-Лежать русские предлоги

Others

1. Jack

   1. I say

2. The eye