Match the words with their definitions. Use them in the sentences of your own

Match the words from different columns to make collocations. Reproduce the information from the text where these word combinations are used. Make your own sentences with these collocations.

VERBS (with prepositions)	NOUNS
1) turn into	a) a global scale
2) accumulate	b) new practices and technologies
3) recognize	c) international movements
4) spread on	d) discussions
5) stimulate	e) a garbage dump
6) adopt	f) diplomas, patents, agreements
7) solve by	g) free trade
8) launch	h) waste
9) export	i) products.

1) outsourcing	a) unhealthy food which has little vitamins and minerals and contains high level of calories from fat
2) a white collar job	b) something that comes into fashion and becomes trendy very quickly
3) junk food	c) system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work
4) slavery	d) the act of using, or promoting the use of, multiple languages, either by an individual speaker or by a community of speakers.
5) multiculturalism	e) a position for an educated specialist with a diploma which allows earning high average salaries and not performing manual labour at work
6) multilingualism	f) a contract with another company or person to perform a particular function
7) fad	g) a conception which means that different people have their own cultural beliefs and they happily coexist, respect different values and ethics.

3. The words given below are the active vocabulary that is necessary to speak about globalization. Study them and make up a chain story with your group mate using these words. For example:

Student A: Communication plays an important role in modern society

Student B: Modern society provides a lot of possibilities for cooperation in educational sphere.

Communication, society, international tourism, satellites, a broad access to, competition, labour cost, poverty, barriers, benefits.

4. Scan the text about pros, cons and effects of globalization once again. Say whether you agree with every single point or not. Use the following conversational clichés:

AGREEMENT	PARTIAL AGREEMENT	DISAGREEMENT
I think it’s totally right that … I agree that … Yes, indeed. I think you are entirely right. It appears to me to be true. That's just what I think. Exactly. I share the opinion that …	I agree with that up to a point, but… That's quite true, but… That makes sense; however… It's a good idea to think that …, but…	I disagree because… I am afraid I can’t agree with you. The problem with that is… The way I see it… I'm against it because… Instead, I think that… I object to … I'm afraid, I don't share the opinion that …

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