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About my family and myself Family vocabulary Puzzle Conversation Questions: FAMILY Let’s get acquainted Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Questionnaire Dialogue “Tell me a little about yourself” Talking point Family relationships Language practice. Meeting a new student

My home Vocabulary. Words that go with home, house Vocabulary. Furnishing the house Reading. Jane’s favourite room Checking comprehension. True or false? Task: speaking.

My home Here two opinions about homes and houses. Look and find which four of the surrounding words in each group cannot go with the word in the centre? Convenient Light Shy Favourite HOUSE Well-furnished Enormous Historic Intermediate Tidy Luxurious Huge Lazy Spacious Big Fashionable Modern Cosy Expensive gentle dark poorly-furnished old HOUSE loyal tiny shabby careless little empty draughty slow cheap noisy Untidy gloomy

My home Help furnishing the house. Each room must have only 5 objects. Wardrobe dining table computer fridge bed sofa washing machine stove desk television pillows telephone bookcase armchair dressing table bath knives and forks table-cloth plates saucepans coffee table toilet duvet table lamp tooth paste cushions towel wineglasses frying pan face flannel Sitting-room Kitchen Bedroom Dining-room Study Bathroom

My home Reading. Jane’s favourite room My favourite room My favourite room is my kitchen. Perhaps the kitchen is the most important room in many houses, but it is particularly so in our house. Because it‘s not only where we cook and eat. It is also the main meeting place for family and friends. It is the noisiest room in the house. So how does this special rook look like? It’s quite big, but not huge. It has a table in the center. There is a large window above the sink, which looks out onto two apple trees in the garden. The cooker is at one end. At the other end is a wall with a large notice-board, which tells the story of our lives in words and pictures: a school photo of Megan, a post card from Australia, the menu from Chinese restaurant, a wedding invitation. All our friends come straight into the kitchen and join in. The kettle goes on and we all sit round the table. Without doubt some of the happiest times of my life have been spent in our kitchen. Місце зустрічі, величезний, виходить, приєднуються, без сумніву

My home Jane says that her favourite room is a sitting room the study is the main meeting place in the house. their kitchen is huge there is a large window above the cooker a notice-board is in the kitchen their kitchen is the noisiest room in the house the happiest times of her life have been spent in the kitchen. True or false?

My home Conversation questions. House

About my family and myself Your father's sister is your Family Your sister's husband is your Your mother's mother is your Your sister's daughter is your Your son's son is your Your sister's brother is your Your mother's brother is your Your uncle's son is your Your brother's son is your Your mother's father is your

Author - Порохняк Наталя Тарасівна Технічна підтримка – Gozefina Дана програма розрахована для студентів І курсу (загальноосвітній цикл), які навчаються на здобуття освітньо-кваліфікаційного рівня «молодший спеціаліст». У пропонованому матеріалі подано навчально-дидактичні розробки з модуля « Студент і його оточення». Основною метою даної програми є розвиток комунікативних навичок студентів як в усній, так і письмовій формі, розвиток мовної здогадки і мовленнєвої реакції. Подані матеріали можна використовувати на занятті іноземної мови як в повному обсязі, так і відпрацьовуючи окремі елементи.

About my family and myself Family Your father's sister is your ?

About my family and myself Family Your father's sister is your AUNT

About my family and myself Your sister's husband is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your sister's husband is your SON-IN-LAW Family

About my family and myself Your mother's mother is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your mother's mother is your GRANDMOTHER Family

About my family and myself Your sister's daughter is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your sister's daughter is your NIECE Family

About my family and myself Your son's son is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your son's son is your GRANDSON Family

About my family and myself Your sister's brother is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your sister's brother is your BROTHER Family

About my family and myself Your mother's brother is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your mother's brother is your UNCLE Family

About my family and myself Your uncle's son is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your uncle's son is your COUSIN Family

About my family and myself Your brother's son is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your brother's son is your NEPHEW Family

About my family and myself Your mother's father is your ? Family

About my family and myself Your mother's father is your GRANDFATHER Family

About my family and myself Puzzle Dr. Watson was taking a stroll through Hyde Park with his sister. As they walked, Watson pointed to a boy sitting on a bench. “That boy is my nephew,” stated Watson. “Well, he is not my nephew,” replied the woman. CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT?

About my family and myself Conversation Questions: FAMILY Do you have any brothers or sisters? If so, how old are they? How many brothers and sisters do you have? Are you the oldest among your brothers and sisters? How old are your brothers and sistersut my family and myself? How old are your grandparents? How old are your parents? How many people are in your family? What do your mother and father look like? Do you look more like your mother or your father? How many members do you have in your family altogher? Did you ever meet any of your great grandparents? Are you married? Do you have any children? If yes, what are their names and ages? How many children do you have? Do you like your family? Why or why not?

About my family and myself Let’s get acquainted Hello! My name is Steve. Steve Millrow. I am 23 and I am from Great Britain. I am an interpreter. Last year I graduated from Oxford. I also got married last year. My wife’s name is Irene. She is very pretty and smart and I love her very much. I live in a town. Our town is called Willeroy. It is a small town not afar from London. It is a very beautiful place. It is surrounded by forests and fields and there is a river. There are a lot of old buildings in Willeroy and many of them are famous, because different prominent (famous) writers and musicians lived there. All the citizens of Willeroy are proud of it. The town is very old. It was founded about 500 years ago. It was a very popular place for people who came here for rest. The air is fresh and clean here because of many forests and fields. But I like my town because I was born here. I know it very well – all the streets, all the buildings that tell us the history of this wonderful place. I’d be happy if you come here and see everything with your own eyes, because wise people say that “One eye-sight is better then ten hear-so’s”. Well, I’m sure that you’ll really like it. Part 1

About my family and myself Let’s get acquainted Hello! I am Irene – Steve’s wife. I am 20 and I am from Scotland. I am a student of Oxford. I study literature and history there and I am going to become a teacher. We live in a town not far from London and I like it very much. Hello! I am Jane Brian – Irene’s sister. I am 16 and I am a college student. I study music, play the piano and even sing a little bit. My hobby is sport. And Mark (my boyfriend) says that I play tennis as well as the piano. I also dance, really. Part 2

About my family and myself Steve is Jane’s husband. Kate is Andrew’s girlfriend. Jane is Mark’s girlfriend. Irene is Steve’s wife. Jane is Irene’s sister. Mark is Irene’s boyfriend. Steve is Jane’s boyfriend. Exercise 1 Find in the introductions the sentences to say whether the following statement is true or false. If it is wrong correct it.

About my family and myself How old is Irene? What does Steve do? What is Irene? Where is Irene from? Where did Steve graduate from? Where does Jane study? What is Irene’s surname? Who is Irene going to become? When did Steve and Irene get married? What’s Jane ‘s favourite kind of sport? Exercise 2 Find in the introductions the answers to the following questions to speak about the people.

About my family and myself Questionnaire Complete the questionnaire by giving your personal information What is your name?_______________________________________________ What is your surname?_____________________________________________ How old are you?_________________________________________________ Where are you from?______________________________________________ Is your town big or small? __________________________________________ Is it well-known in your country? ____________________________________ What is it famous for? _____________________________________________ Do you have any brothers or sisters?__________________________________ Are you married? _________________________________________________ What do you do? _________________________________________________ What are you interested in? _________________________________________ Do you go in for sport? ____________________________________________ What’s your favourite activity? ______________________________________ Who would you like to become? _______________ Why? _______________

About my family and myself Dialogue “Tell me a little about yourself” Read and translate the dialogue. Replace the underlined words by others suggest below, making any necessary changes. So, tell me a little about yourself. I don’t know where to begin. What do you want to know? Well, let’s see. What do you do? I am a civil engineer. A civil engineer? Hm. That’s interesting. Do you enjoy your work? Yes? I like it a lot. Tell me, what exactly do you do as a civil engineer? Well, I design roads and bridges for the city. Oh, that sounds like a very exciting job. It is. A criminal lawyer – defends people accused of crimes A political speechwriter – writes speeches for congressmen An administrative assistant – handles all the business communications for the president of the company. A hairdresser – cuts hair, makes hairdo

About my family and myself Language practice. Meeting a new student A new student came to Irene’s group in Oxford. They want to get acquainted. Here is a conversation between them. Complete it. Hello! ________________ What’s your name? Joan . _______________________? I am Irene. Irene _________, and what’s your _____________? Jefferson. I am Joan Jefferson. _________________________, Joan? I am from the USA. _______________________? No, I am from Wales. _________________________ ? I am 22. _____________________ age? I am _________. ________________? No. I am single. ________________? Yes, ______________. I’ve got a husband______. He is an_____________. ___? Yes, I have got a sister – Jane. She is _____ and she studies at __________. _____? Yes, I have a brother. His name is Steward. He is a doctor and he lives in France. ____? No, I don’t live in London. But we live in a small town near London. I see. And what do you study here in the University? I study _______ and __________. And ________________________? Psychology. I like it very much. Oh, I’m sorry, I have to go. I hope to see you son. So do I. I was glad to meet you.

About my family and myself Family relationships. Problems in upbringing children When you are 16 or 17 you want to be treated like an adult, to be more independent in your actions and way of life. You want to develop interests and values different from those your parents have. That sets a conflict between the two generations, the generation gap. Young people disagree on different problems: the time to come home at night, doing work about the house, the friends to spend time with, what clothes to wear and so on. Different TV programmes and magazines for the young come to help teenagers, give a piece of advice. But it is not the way out. Parents should help their children . We need to learn to talk our problems over in our family. If we are able to do it – everything will be all right. Слова Питання

About my family and myself Family relationships. Problems in upbringing children When you are 16 or 17 you want to be treated like an adult, to be more independent in your actions and way of life. You want to develop interests and values different from those your parents have. That sets a conflict between the two generations, the generation gap. Young people disagree on different problems: the time to come home at night, doing work about the house, the friends to spend time with, what clothes to wear and so on. Different TV programmes and magazines for the young come to help teenagers, give a piece of advice. But it is not the way out. Parents should help their children . We need to learn to talk our problems over in our family. If we are able to do it –everything will be all right. Vocabulary Questions What do teenagers feel? Do you agree with the statement in the text? What is the generation gap? Do you disagree with your parents? On what problems? How do you solve these problems at home?

About my family and myself Family relationships. Problems in upbringing children Vocabulary When you are 16 or 17 you want to be treated like an adult, to be more independent in your actions and way of life. You want to develop interests and values different from those your parents have. That sets a conflict between the two generations, the generation gap. Young people disagree on different problems: the time to come home at night, doing work about the house, the friends to spend time with, what clothes to wear and so on. Different TV programmes and magazines for the young come to help teenagers, give a piece of advice. But it is not the way out. Parents should help their children . We need to learn to talk our problems over in our family. If we are able to do it –everything will be all right. Questions Adult дорослий Gap розбіжності Disagree не погоджуватись Advice порада Way out вихід Talk over обговорити

About my family and myself Talking point Tell your groupmates about yourself, your interests and your plans for future.

My friends Vocabulary Reading. Features of character Checking comprehension. True or false? Speaking

My friends positive neutral negative kind practical selfish Here is the list of different features of character of a person. What qualities do you think are positive, negative or neutral? Explain why you think so. Make up a table to speak about it. позитивні, негативні, нейтральні Active, ambitious, attentive, boastful, clever, conservative, critical, determined, hard-working, home-loving, honest, kind, leading, light-minded, lazy, optimistic, patient, polite, practical, risky, responsible, rude, selfish, shy, sociable, tactless, thorough, undisciplined

Irene:” Well, actually it’s very difficult to speak about yourself, but I’ll try. I think that I’m home-loving, kind and patient. I can get on well with people, because I try to help them and they trust me. But sometimes I’m lazy – I don’t want to do anything.” Steve:” I am practical I think, because I always try to do the work that will help me in the future. I am honest and don’t like those people who lie to me, because I always notice it and tell them about it. That’s why they say I’m tactless. I won’t argue, perhaps I am. What I don’t like about myself is that I’m sometimes bossy.” Jane:” My mother says that I’m light-minded, because I do everything without thinking. I like to take risks, because I am really risky. The feature of my character that I hate is that I’m undisciplined and my mother is always angry with mw about it. But I’m really hard-working. I try to do everything when I am asked, but sometimes I just forget about it.” Andrew:” You might think that I boast, but I’d say that I am really clever. I study a lot because I like it and I try to work hard to get good results. That’s why I think I’m determined. I am rather critical because I like when everything is perfect. Do you still think that I boast?” Kate:” I am very conservative, they say, and I completely agree with them. I never change anything in my life: ideas, principles, friends. And the proverb ”Old friends and old wine are the best” is my motto. I seldom go out, because I like to stay at home with my relatives. People say that I’m shy. Is it really bad?” My friends Features of character

My friends Irene is very shy. Steve is lazy. Jane is risky. Andrew is hard-working. Kate is self-centered. Andrew is boastful. People say that Steve is tactless. People say that Jane is light-minded. People say that Kate is unsociable. People say that Irene is patient. People say that Andrew is clever. Say whether the following is true or false. If it is wrong correct it. Look back at the text , if necessary

Speak about the people you have read about. Use the following adjectives: Active, ambitious, attentive, boastful, clever, conservative, critical, determined, hard-working, home-loving, honest, kind, leading, light-minded, lazy, optimistic, patient, polite, practical, risky, responsible, rude, selfish, shy, sociable, tactless, thorough, undisciplined. Explain your answers. Use the following model to speak about it I think that …… is ………. because …… My friends