Australia and new zealand

Some countries of AFRICA

Read after the teacher.

Purr, pull, rusty, occur, pure.

Flowery, tomorrow, worm, however, whoever, sore, pork, moor,

A) Read.

Get ready to write a translation dictation on Unit 4.

  UNIT 5  

TOPICS:	1. Getting about town. 2. Travelling.
GRAMMAR:	The Article.

U Step I

CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES

· Write a translation dictation.

PHONETIC EXERCISES

Sounds

Ee – eel, elk, Evelyn, earnings, Eden, ending, eastern, fear, beer, clear,

earth, ease, earl, edge, effort, eke;

Ii / Yy – invite, irk, ire, knight, myth, ply, Susie, liar, likely, yoke,

cyclist, yawn, tiresome, fire, yore, Byrd;

Aa – bask, walker, Warsaw, stalls, France, glad, Maude, glade, maid,

nay, bald, latest, fawn, harbour, area, Mary;

Oo – lottery, working, lorry, Poland, wonder, nook, oddity, flood,

loom;

Uu – fume, curb, fuss, curious, bull, sure, furs, cub, gulf, mule, mustard,

Intonation Drills

1. 'East or kwest, ½ 'home is mbest.

2. There is 'no 'place like mhome.

b) Comment on the proverbs and sayings given above. Give their Russian equivalents.

3. a) Read the following geographical names:

Country	Adjective	Language	Capital
Egypt ['i:dGIpt]	Egyptian [I'dGIpS(R)n]	Arabic	Cairo ['kaIRrRu]
Lybia ['lIbIR]	Lybian ['lIbIRn]	Arabic	Tripoli ['trIpRlI]
Tunisia ['tju:nIs]	Tunisian [tju(:)'nIzjRn]	Arabic	Tunis ['tju:nIs]
Algeria [Wl'dGIRrIR]	Algerian [Wl'dGIRrIRn]	Arabic	Algiers [Wl'dGIRz]
Morocco [mo(u)'rOkRu]	Morrocan [mR(u) 'rOkRn]	Arabic	Rabat [rR'bQ:t]
Sudan [su:'dQ:n]	Sudani [su:'dQ:ni:]	Arabic	Khartum ['kQ:'tu:m]
Ethiopia [Li:YI'RupjR]	Ethiopian [Li:YI'RupjRn]	Amharic [Wm'hWrIk]	Addis Ababa ['WdIs'WbRbR]
Somalia [sRu'mQ:lIR]	Somalian, Somali	Somalian, Arabic	Mogadishu [LmOgR'dISRu]
Kenya ['kenjR / 'ki:njR]	Kenyan	Swahili [swQ:'hi:lI] English	Nairobi [naI'rRubI]
Angola [WN'gRulR]	Angolan	Portuguese	Luanda [lu:'WndR]
Mozambique [LmRuzRm'bi:k]	Mozambican	Portuguese	Maputo [mQ:'pu:tRu]
Namibia [nW'mi:bjR]	Namibian	English	Windhoek ['vInthuk]
South Africa	South African	English, Africaans [WfrI'kQ:ns]	Pretoria [prI'tRuRrIR]
Australia [O:'streIljR]	Australian	English	Canberra ['kWbRrR]
New Zealand ['zi:lRnd]	New Zealand	English	Wellington ['welINtRn]

GRAMMAR EXERCISES

The Article

4. Insert the articles a/an or the where necessary.

1. Where do I get off for ___ Hyde Park, please? – It is the next stop. 2. Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the nearest pharmacy? – Well, the easiest way is by ___ bus. 3. Is this the right bus for the Town Hall? – No, you should have caught a 12. Jump out at the bridge and get one there. 4. (In a taxi) Paddington, please. I want to catch the 11.20 train. – We’ll be all right if there are no ___ hold-ups. 5. Can you tell me the best way to get to ___ Bond Street from here, please? – Go straight down the stairs, and turn left at the bottom. Then follow the directions to ___ Bond Street. 6. Is there a pub near here? – Yes, there is the Red Lion next to the Park Hotel. 7. We flew to Moscow from ___ Gatwick Airport near London.

LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Дата добавления: 2014-12-29