Dialogue 3. C) Listen to the dialogues again and reconstruct them

Dialogue 2

C) Listen to the dialogues again and reconstruct them. Act out the dialogues.

B) Listen to Dialogues 2-3 and complete the table below.

Dialogue 1

A – Where do you come from?

B – I’m from Lille – it’s in the North of France.

A – Oh. Is it near Paris?

B – Not so far. It’s a big industrial city but much smaller than Paris.

What about you?

A – I’m from Seville.

B – Oh yes, in the South of Spain.

A – That’s right. It’s one of the biggest towns in the South.

Dialogue	Place of origin	Region	Compared with

A – Where are you from?

B – _______________________________________________________

A – I’m afraid I’ve never been to the North. What’s it like?

B – ______________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

A – Really? More interesting than Oxford or Cambridge?

B – _______________________________________________________

A – I’m from _____________________________.

B – Whereabouts is that?

A – __________________________________Venice.

B – ______________________________________________________.

A – _____________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

B –______________________________________________________

d) Listen to Dialogue 4 and answer the teacher’s questions about Annie.

ACTIVE VOCABULARY   1. to come from / to be from- происходить, быть родом откуда-либо: e.g. Edna comes from a small town in the south of England. / Where does this woman come from?   2. What about you/him/her? – А ты (вы)/он/она? e.g. John is a university student. – And what about his girl-friend?   3. What is it like? – Ну и как там? e.g. I was in Brighton last summer. – What is it like? – It’s beautiful.   4. I’d say so. – Да, пожалуй. e.g. Is London as beautiful as Paris? – Yes, I’d say so.   5. root – корень (в т.ч. в переносном значении): e.g. Don’t forget about your roots.

Prepositions inthe South of (England) – на юге (Англии) to the North of Moscow – к северу от Москвы, на север от Москвы by the sea – на море, у моря, BUT: by the river – у реки on the Volga – на Волге on the coast – на побережье

5. Complete the following dialogues using dialogues 1-3 as a model. E

1. A – …

B – I’m from the Hague. It’s …

A – I’m afraid …

B – …

A – …

B – …

2. A – …

B – I’m from Voronezh. It’s …

A – … What …?

B – …

A – …

B – …

6. Ask your fellow-student where he/she comes from. Compare your origins. E

7. Read the following geographical names:

EUROPE ['juRrRp]

Country	Adjective	Language	Capital
Russia	Russian	Russian	Moscow
Finland ['fInlRnd]	Finnish	Finnish, Swedish	'Helsinki
Sweden ['swi:dn]	Swedish	Swedish	Stockholm ['stOkhRum]
Norway ['nO:weI]	Norwegian [nO:'wi:dGRn]	Norwegian	Oslo ['OzlRu]
Iceland ['aIslRnd]	Icelandic [aIs'lWndIk]	Icelandic	Reykjavik ['reIkjRvIk]
Denmark ['denmQ:k]	Danish ['deInIS]	Danish	Copenhagen ['kRupn'heIgn]
Poland ['pRulRnd]	Polish ['pRulIS]	Polish	Warsaw ['wO:sO:]
Belarus [LbelR'rus] / (Byelorussia)	Belarus / Belarusian / (Byelorussian)	Belarusian / Byelorussian	Minsk
Estonia [es'tRunjR]	Estonian	Estonian	Tallinn ['tQ:lIn]
Latvia ['lWtvIR]	Latvian	Latvian	Riga ['ri:gR]
Lithuania [LlIY(j)u'eInjR]	Lithuanian	Lithuanian	Vilnius ['vIlnus]
Germany	German	German	Berlin [bR:’lIn]
the Netherlands * ['neTRlRndz] / Holland ['hOlRnd]	Dutch [dAtS]	Dutch*	Amsterdam [LWmstR'dWm]/ the Hague [heIg]*
Belgium ['beldGRm]	Belgian ['beldGRn]	Dutch/Flemish*, French, German	Brussels ['brAslz]
Great Britain	British	English	London ['lAndRn]
Ireland ['aIRlRnd]	Irish ['aIrIS]	Irish, English	Dublin ['dAblIn]
France [frQ:ns]	French	French	Paris ['pWrIs]
Switzerland ['swItsRlRnd]	Swiss	French, Italian, German, Romans(c)h [rRu'mWnS] *	Bern [bR:n], Geneva [dGI'ni:vR]*
Hungary ['hANgRrI]	Hungarian [hAN'gERrIRn]	Hungarian	Budapest ['b(j)u:dRpRst]
Austria ['O:strIR]	Austrian	German	Vienna [vI'enR]
The Czech [tSek] Republic [rI'pAblIk]	Czech	Czech	Prague [prQ:g]
Slovakia [slRu'vQ:kjR]	Slovak	Slovak	Bratislava [LbrQ:tI'slQ:vQ:]
Spain	Spanish ['spWnIS]	Spanish	Madrid [mR'drId]
Portugal ['pO:tju:gRl / ’pO:tSu:gRl]	Portuguese [LpO:tju:'gi:z / LpO:tSu:'gi:z]	Portuguese	Lisbon ['lIzbRn]
Italy ['ItRlI]	Italian [I'tWljRn]	Italian	Rome [rRum]
Serbia	Serbian ['sR:bjRn]	Serbian	Belgrade [bel'greId]
Montenegro [LmOntI'ni:grRu]	Montenegro	Serbian	Podgoricje
Slovenia [slo(u)'vI:njR]	Slovenian	Slovenian	Ljubljana [lju:b'ljQ:nQ:]
Macedonia [LmWsI'dRunjR]	Macedonian	Macedonian, Albanian [O:l'beInjRn]	Skopje ['skOpje]
Croatia [krRu'eISR]	Croatian	Croatian [krRu'eISn]	Zagreb ['zQ:greb]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnian	Serbian, Croatian	Sarajevo [sQ'rQ:jevO:]
Albania [O:l'beInjR]	Albanian	Albanian	Tirana [tI'rQ:nR:]
Bulgaria [bul'gERrjR]	Bulgarian	Bulgarian	Sofia ['sRufjR]
Greece [gri:s]	Greek	Greek	Athens ['WYInz]
Romania / Rumania [rR'meInjR]	Romanian / Rumanian	Romanian / Rumanian	Bucharest ['b(j)u:kRrRst]
Ukraine [ju'kreIn]	Ukranian [ju'kreInjRn]	Ukranian	Kiev ['ki:Rv]
Moldova	Moldovan / Moldavian	Moldovan / Moldavian, Romanian *	Chisinau [kISI'nRu]
Malta ['mO:ltR]	Maltese [mOl'ti:z]	English	Valetta [vR'letR]
Turkey ['tR:kI] *	Turkish	Turkish	Ankara ['WNkRrR]
Cyprus ['saIprRs]*	Cyprian ['sIprIRn]	Greek / Turkish	Niсosia [LnIkRu'sIR]

NOTES: 1. Although Holland is a traditional name for the Netherlands it is only one of its parts. 2. In official documents, Dutch is translated into Russian as нидерландский язык. 3. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands but not the seat of government and court. These are situated in the Hague. 4. Flemish (фламандский язык) is the language of Flanders (Фландрия), a variant of Dutch. 5. Romans(c)h or Rhaeto-Romanic [Lri:tRurR'mWnIk] (ретороманский язык) is spoken by 1% of the population, in the south-east of Switzerland. 6. Geneva is the headquarters of the World Red Cross, the World Trade Organization, the World Health Organization and other international bodies. 7. Different sources give the state language of Moldova as Moldovan /Moldavian or Romanian. Although both languages are very much alike, linguistically they are slightly different. 8. Although geographically Turkey and Cyprus make part of Asia, politically they are considered to be part of Europe.  

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