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1. Why do you like dogs?
Because they're friendly.
2. I don't like dogs. I prefer cats.
Why do you prefer cats?
Because they're quiet.
They don't make much noise.
3. Why do like parrots?
Because they talk.
That parrots doesn't talk.
Yes, I do.
Why ... ?/Because ...
A
Why do you like dogs?
B
Because they're friendly.
A
Why do you like cats?
B
Because they don't make much noise.
Here's a lamp which works
Woman: I prefer that lamp.
Man: oh no!
Woman: Why don't you like that one?
Man: Because it's too big and too expensive. We
can't buy a lamp which costs thirty-five pounds.
Assistant: Can I help you?
Man: Yes. Would you show us a lamp? One which
is not too big, and which isn't expensive, and which looks nice.
Assistant: This one looks nice. Here's a lamp which looks nice.
And here's one which isn't expensive.
Which
Here's a lamp which| looks nice/isn't expensive. It's a different size
Woman: May we have another lamp?
Assistant: Yes, of course, madam. But why?
Woman: Because this one doesn't work.
Man: Would you please give us one which works?
Assistant: Certainly, sir. Just one momrnt, please.
Here you are.
Woman: That's not the same. It's a different size.
Man: This one's a different colour.
Woman: May we have one which is the same size and the
same colour?
Assistant: This is the right one. These lamps are the same.
Woman: Thank you very much.
The same/different
These lamps are | the same/different.
May we have one which is the same size and the same colour?
Give / show us
Give/Show| me/us/him/her| the lamp/a lamp which works.
Словарик к уроку
Words
assistant - продавец (в магазине)
because - потому что, так как, поскольку
cat - кот, кошка
colour - цвет
different - другой, отличный
dog - собака, пёс
friendly - дружелюбный, дружески расположенный
to give - дать, подать, передать
lamp - лампа; светильник
to make a noise - шуметь, создавать шум
parrot - попугай
quiet - тихий, бесшумный
the same - тот (же) самый; этот же; один и тот же
to show - показывать
to talk - говорить
why - почему
which (a lamp which works) - который, какой, кто; (тот) который, какой, каковой, кто в придаточных предложениях (лампа, которая работает)
to work (it doesn't work) - работать (это не работает)
Summary
Why...?/Because...
A
Why:
was the plane late?
will he be late?
do you like cats?
B
Because:
it was delayed.
he's working.
they're quiet.
Which
I want a coat which isn't too small, (which) isn't
too expensive, (which) is made of fur and (which) looks nice.
The same/different
It's the same.
They're the same size/colour.
It's different.
They're size/colour.
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Salesgirl: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
Mr Williams: Yes. I'm looking for a present for
my wife.
Salesgirl: This handbag is very nice, sir.
Mr Williams: Is it expensive?
Salesgirl: Oh, no, sir! It's quite cheap. It costs
fifteen pounds.
Mr Williams: Fifteen pounds! That's too expensive, I'm afraid.
Salesgirl: Look at this vase, sir.
Mr Williams: No, that one's too big. What about the one next to
it?
Salesgirl: Ah, yes, sir. This one is smaller. And it's cheaper.
Mr Williams: How much does it cost?
Salesgirl: Eleven pounds, thirty pence.
Mr Williams: Eleven pounds thirty! It's too expensive.
And it's too heavy.
How much does it cost?
A How much does it cost? B It costs eight pounds fifty. A It's too expensive. B This one's quite cheap.
English Money
English currency is the pound sterling.
There are 100 pence in one pound.
One pound = 1
One pound and twenty pence is 1.20 (One pound twenty).
Too expensive/not cheap enough
A
Do you like the handbag/suitcase? B
It's/They're too/not expensive small.
It's/They're too/not cheap/big enough.
What's it made of?
Mr Williams: How much is this hat?
Salesman: Fifty pounds, madam.
Mr Williams: That's expensive. What's it made of?
Salesman: It'a made of real fur. It's a very good hat.
Mr Williams: Hm...
Salesman: Those hats are cheaper. That one there is
twelve Pounds. Who's it for?
Mr Williams: It's for my husband.
Salesman: It's probably too small for you husband. Um. It
isn't big enough. It's size five. Now, this one's bigger.
Mr Williams: What size is it?
Salesman: It's size seven. Is that big enough?
Mr Williams: Yes. It's the right size.
It's made of fur
A
How much is this hat?
What's it made of? B
It's made of fur. A
What size is it? B
It's size seven. Is that big enough?
What size is it?/Are you?
It's size 12. It isn't big enough.
It's too small. I'm size 16.
A
What size:
is the hat?
are you?
is she? B
It's/I'm/She's size 7/12.
A
How much is it?
=
How much does it cost? B
(it's) 6.50
=
(it costs) 4.50
A kilo of tomatoes
Greengrocer: There you are, Mrs Williams. A kilo of
tomatoes, half a kilo of carrots, four apples and
two lemons. Anything else?
Mrs Williams: Yes, please. A big cabbage, and two kilos
of potatoes. Oh, and pine apple ...
Greengrocer: The pineapples are very expensive. Eighty
pence for this small one.
Mrs Williams: It looks too small.
Greengrocer: Is this one big enough?
Mrs Williams: Yes, I'll buy that one.
Greengrocer: That'll be one pound twenty for the
pineapple. Two pounds fifty all together.
That'll be...
There you are.
That'll be one pound twenty.
Two pounds fifty all together.
A kilo/kilos
A kilo/Half a kilo/Two kilos of tomatoes/potatoes/carrots.
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
(2.50) all together - все вместе
Anything else? - Что-нибудь еще?
How much does it cost? - Сколько это стоит?
It cost (15). - Это стоит (15)
Who's it for? - Для кого это?
It's for (my husband). - Это для моего мужа.
It isn't (big) enough. - Он недостаточно (большой).
How much is it? - Сколько это стоит ?
a kilo of (tomatoes) - один килограмм (помидоров)
half a kilo of (tomatoes) - полкилограмма (помидоров)
What's it made of? - Из чего это сделано?
It's made of (fur). - Это сделано из меха.
What size is it? - Какой это размер?
It's size (5). - Это размер (5).
It's the right size. - Это правильный (подходящий) размер.
That'll be (1.20). - Это будет (1.20).
There you are. - Пожалуйста!
What about ... ? - Как насчет?
Words
apple - яблоко
to buy - покупать
cabbage - капуста
carrot - морковь
cheap - дешево
currency - средство денежного обращения, деньги; валюта
expensive - дорого
fur - мех
greengrocer - зеленщик; продавец фруктов, овощей
handbag - сумка
heavy - тяжёлый, тяжеловесный
lemon - лимон
money - деньги
pence - пенс
pineapple - ананас
potato(es) - картофель
pound - фунт
probably - вероятно, наверное
veal - телятина
salesgirl - продавщица
salesman - продавец
silk - шелк
sterling - фунт стерлингов (английская валюта)
фунт стерлингов (английская валюта) -
tomato(es) - томаты
vase - ваза Summary
How much?
A
How much is it/does it cost?
B
It's/It costs 15/six pounds eighty (pence)/6.80 (p).
Too big/Not big enough
It's too big/small/expensive.
It's not big/small/expensive enough.
Made of/size
A
What's it made of?
B
It's made of fur/silk.
B
What size is it/are you?
B
It's/I'm size 7/12.
For
A
Who's the present FOR?
B
It's FOR my husband.
But the hat is probably too small For him.
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Travel Agent: Are you going away on holiday?
Robber: Yes, I'm going away.
Travel Agent: Then book an XYZ holiday. Look! A holiday in Spain - in Majorca. There are flights on weekdays at twelve o'clock. The train Leaves Victoria Station at ten. It arrives at Gatwick airport at ten forty.
The flight leaves at twelve and gets to Majorca at fourteen thirty - half past two in the afternoon.
Robber: Can I go today?
Travel Agent: Sorry, sir. Not today. Not on Saturday.
Robber: Tomorrow, then.
Travel Agent: No, sir. Tomorrow is Sunday. We haven't got any flights on Saturday or Sunday. Is next week all right? Monday next week?
(XYZ = Examine Your Zipper)
There's a .../ There are...
There are flights on weekdays at twelve o'clock.
We haven't got any flightson Saturday or Sunday.
The flight leaves at twelve and gets to Majorca at fourteen thirty.
There's a flight/train on Monday/Wednesday at two o'clock.
On weekands = Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday At weekands = Saturday Sunday
24 hour clock
Ten o'clock / Fifteen thirty / twenty ten
Ten o'clock in the morning. The train leaves at ten. Half past three in the afternoon. The train leaves at fifteen thirty.
Ten past eight in the evening. The train leaves at twenty ten.
I'll be home late tonight
Bank Manager: I'm sorry, darling. I'll be home late tonight.
Wife: Where are you?
Bank Manager: I'm in my office. I'm working.
But I'll be home in two hours. It's seven o'clock now. I'll be home at nine o'clock.
Wife: Will you be late tomorrow?
Bank Manager: Tomorrow? No, I won't be late tomorrow.
I'll be early. I'll be back at four o'clock. Will you be at home then?
Wife: Of course.
Bank Manager: Good! And the next day we'll be on holiday.
I will/I won't
I'll (I will) |
I won't (will not)| be home late| tonight/tomorrow.
I'll be back at four o'clock.
Will you be at home then?
Next week / in two hours
A
When will you be back?
B
I'll be back| next week| in two/four hours/tomorrow.
When did you arrives? (conversation)
Young Man: Are you on an XYZ holiday?
Bank Manager: Yes, I'm afraid we are.
Young Man: I'm on an XYZ holiday too.
Wife: When did you arrive?
Young Man: I arrived this morning. The plane was late.
It was delayed.
Young Lady: Yes, we arrived in Majorca twelve hours late. We arrived at half past two in the morning.
Bank Manager: Our plane was late, too.
Young Man: Did you arrive today?
Bank Manager: No, we didn't. We arrived yesterday.
We arrived last night.
Wife: Our flight was late. We were seven hours late.
Was/were/arrived
The plane was late.
We were/arrived in Majorca seven/twelve hours late.
A
Did you arrive today?
B
No, we didn't (did not). We arrived yesterday.
Now
I'm late.
We are late.
Yesterday
I was late.
We were late.
I arrived:
this morning.
today.
yesreday.
last night.
(arrive+d)
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
in the afternoon - днём
in the morning - утром
to be home - дома
to be at home - дома
in (two) hours - через два часа
last night - вчера вечером
(twelve) hourse late - спустя 12 часов
this morning - этим утром
the next day - на следующий день
next day - следующий / другой день
next week - следующая / другая неделя
on weekdays - в будние дни
at weekends - в выходные дни
Words
arrived - прибыл, приехал
bank manager - управляющий банком
to book - заказывать
darling - дорогой, любимый; дорогая, любимая
to delay/delayed - откладывать; отсрочивать / опоздал, задержал
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Secretary: Hello. Francis Matthews' office.
Mr Jones: Is Mr Matthews there, please?
Secretary: I'm afraid Mr Matthews is out.
Mr Jones: Out?
Secretary: Yes, he's out. He's gone to lunch.
He's gone to a restaurant, I think.
Mr Jones: Oh! When is he coming back, please?
Secretary: He's coming back at two o'clock.
Sorry. He isn't coming back at three. Can I
take a massage for him?
Mr Jones: No, thank you.
Where is he? He's out
A
Is Mr Matthews there, please? B
I'm afraid he's out. He's coming back at two.
Can I take a message?
Where have they gone?/When are they coming back?
Jane's (Jane has) gone to lunch.
Sam's/ Sally's / Francis has | gone to | the cinema / Munich / Bill and Mary's.
She's (she is) / He's (he is) | coming back | at | 2.30/6.00/7.00 / on Saturday.
Tane. I'm out to lunch. Back at 2-30.
Sam, Gone to the CINEMA. BACK at 2-30
Conversation
Mr Jones: Excuse me. I'm looking for Francis Matthews.
Waitress: Mr Matthews? He's having lunch with some friends.
They're outside.
Francis: Can you help me?
Manager: Yes, Mr Matthews. What's the matter?
Francis: I'm looking for the waitress and I can't find her.
Manager: I'll find her, Sir. But there's a gentleman
outside. He's looking for you.
Mr Jones: Excuse me. I'm looking for Francis Matthews.
Bob: Oh. He's inside.
Mr Jones: Is he coming back? Oh, yes. I think so.
He's getting some coffee.
A
Excuse me. I'm looking for Francis Matthews.
Can you help me? I can't find Francis Matthews.
B
He's:
here.
over there.
having lunch with some friends (over there).
B
Excuse me.
There's a gentleman/lady over there.
He's/She's looking for you.
Where are they?
They're outside. He's inside. There's a gentleman outside.
They're having lunch. He's getting some coffee.
He's looking for you.
Conversation
Wife: Ah, you're back. Where have you been?
Husband: I've been to the football match. Where have you been?
Wife: Well, I've been here, at home.
Girl: Ah, there you are.
Woman: Sorry, I'm late. I've been to the shops.
Where have you been ?
Girl: I've been at work.
Man: Hello, Jill. Where have you been ?
Girl: I've been to Majorca.
He's gone to ... / He's been to ...
He's gone to lunch.
He's been to lunch.
Where have you been?
A
Where have you been? B
I've been to London and Paris and Madrid.
A
Hhave you been to Paris? B
Yes, I have.
No, I haven't.
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
to be back - вернуться to be out - выходить to have lunch - обедать What's the matter? - Что случилось?
Words
been (where have you been?) - прич. прош. вр. от be - быть, происходить, случаться, иметь место (где Вы были?) to come back - возвращаться to find - находить football match - футбольный матч gentleman - господин, мужчина inside - внутренний, находящийся внутри message - сообщение, донесение; извещение, письмо outside - внешний, наружный; находящийся снаружи waitress - официантка
Summary
He's been to ...
I've (I have)
You've (You have)
We've (We have)
You've (You have) | been to London.
They've (They have)
He's (He has)
She's (She has)
It's (It has)
I
You
We haven't (have not)| been to London.
You
They
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5 Fifth
4 Fourth
3 Third
2 Second
1 First
Ground Floor
Conversation
Businessman: Good morning. I'm looking for Mr
Robinson.
Receptionist: Mr Robinson's office is on the second
floor. Room 205.
Businessman: Thank you.
Man: Excuse me. Is there a telephone near here?
Receptionist: Yes. It's on the ground floor.
Over there. Next to the lift.
Man: Thank you.
Receptionist: Can I help you?
Woman: Yes, please. I want to see Mrs Bramley.
Receptionist: Mrs Bramley's office
is on the fourth floor and it's room 403.
Woman: Thank you very much.
Is there...? It's on.../There's one
A
Is there a:
telephone near here?
toilet on this floor?
B
It's on the ground floor.
Over there. Next to the lift.
It's upstairs.
There's one downstairs.
Take the lift to the fourth floor and
it's room 403.
Where is...?/Where are...?
Excuse me. Where are the toilets?
They're upstairs.
On the first floor.
Excuse me. Where are the telephones?
They're downstairs.
On the ground floor.
Excuse me. Where's Mr Robinson's office?
Take the lift to the second floor.
Conversation
John: Hello Linda. These are for you.
Linda: How nice! Thank you, John.
John: Would you have dinner with me this
evening?
Linda: Of course! Where?
John: Let's go to the Italian restaurant in
Green Street. Franco's.
Linda: How can I get there?
John: Go along North Street. Turn left
down West Street and take the second turning
on the right. That's Green Street.
And Franco's restaurant is on the corner.
Next to the Grand Hotel.
A present
A
This is for you.
These are for you. B
How nice! Thank you!
An invitation
Would you have dinner with me this evening?
Directions A
How can I get there?
Can you tell me the way? B
Go along/down North Street.
Turn right down West Street.
Take the first turning on the left.
Conversation
Linda: Excuse me. Can you tell me the way
to Bridge Street, please?
Woman: Yes. Go down this street
and take the third turning on the right.
Linda: Down this street, then it's the third
turning on the left.
Woman: Right. The third turning on the right.
Linda: Thank you very much.
John: I'm sorry I'm late, Linda.
Linda: That's all right. But Franco's restaurant
isn't here now. It's in Bridge Street.
I can tell you the way. I think.
Franco's restaurant is now in Bridge Street
next to the Police Station.
I'm sorry ...
A
I'm sorry I'm late. B
That's all right.
Go down this street
A
Excuse me.
Where's Bridge Street?
How can I get to Bridge Street, please?
Can you tell me the way to Bridge Street,
please?
B
Go down this street.
Take the third turning on the right.
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
along this street - вдоль улицы, по улице down this street - вниз по улице Can you tell me the way to ...? - Не могли бы Вы показать мне дорогу? to have dinner - обедать It's on the first floor. - Это на первом этаже. How nice! - Мило (славно, приятно)! Thats all right. - Все правильно.
Words
businessman - бизнесмен, предприниматель downstairs - нижний этаж здания, нижняя часть здания ground floor - цокольный этаж; первый этаж to get to - получить, стать обладателем; становиться, делаться; приходить; прибывать, постигать invitation - приглашение late - поздний; запоздалый lift - брит. лифт present - дар, подарок right - правильный, верный, точный to take (take the lift) - брать (ехать на лифте) to tell - говорить, сообщать then - затем, позже, после, потом toilet - туалет, уборная to turn - поворачивать turning - поворот дороги upstairs - наверху, на верхнем этаже
Summary
On/Up/Down
It's:
upstairs
downstairs
down this street
on the second floor
Go:
along this street
How nice !
These are for you. Thanks. | How nice!
Let's go to Franco's. Yes, lit's. | How nice!
Do you want a glass of wine? Thank you.| How nice!
Tell me the way ...
Can you tell me the may to Green Street?
I can tell you the way to Green Street.
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Air hostess: Is this your bag, Sir?
Passenger: Yes, it is.
Air hostess: You can't put it up there, Sir.
Passenger: May I put it here?
Air hostess: I'm afraid not.
Passenger: May I put it here?
Air hostess: Yes, of course.
May I...?
A
May I ?
May I put it here?
B
No, you can't.
You can't put it up there, Sir.
I'm afraid you can't put it up there, Sir.
I'm afraid not.
Under/over/up there
May I put my case up there?
May I put it under there?
May I put it over there?
A restaurant
Angela: Waiter.
Waiter: Yes, Madam.
Angela: May I have a glass of white wine, please?
Waiter: Certainly, Madam.
Waiter: Here you are, Madam.
Angela: Thank you. A drink for you, Mary?
Mary: Yes, please. May I have a glass of white
wine too, please?
Angela: Yes, of course. Waiter, would you get me
another glass of white wine, please?
Waiter: Another glass of white wine. Certainly.
Too/another
A
May I have |
Would you get me |
B
a glass of white wine, please?
a glass of white wine too, please?
another glass of white wine, please?
May I have...? Yes, here you are
A May I have a cigarette, please?
B Certainly. Here you are.
A Thank you. May I have some wine, please?
B Yes, of course. Here you are.
A Thank you. Conversation
Mary: What shall we do this evening?
Bob: I don't know.
Mary: Let's go to the cinema.
Bob: No, not this evening. Let's stay here.
Mary: No. Let's go to a restaurant. Shall we go to
an Italian restaurant?
Bob: Which one?
Mary: Franco's. I like Franco's.
Bob: I don't like Franco's, I'm afraid.
And I don't like Italian food very much. I prefer
Chinese restaurant. Is there one near here?
Mary: All right. Let's go to Chinese restaurant.
Is there one near here?
Bob: I don't think so.
Mary: All right. Shall we have another drink?
Bob: Yes. Let's have another drink.
Suggestion
NO
A Let's go to the cinema.
B No. Not this evening. I don't want to
go to the cinema.
NO
A Let's go to an Italian restaurant.
B I don't like Italian food, I'm afraid.
YES
A Let's go to a Chinese restaurant.
B Yes. Let's. I like Chinese food.
Which one?
A Let's go to an Italian restaurant.
B Which one?
A Franco's.
B No, I don't like Franco's.
A Let's go to a Chinese restaurant.
B Which one?
A Wang Ho's.
B Yes. Let's. I like Wang Ho's.
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
I'm afraid not. - Я боюсь, нет. Let's (let us)... - Давайте (давай) ... May I... ? - Могу я ... ?
Words
air hostess - бортпроводница another - ещё один, другой (такой же); другой, иной, отличный bag - сумка case - чемодан; портфель; дипломат, кейс Chinese - китаец, китаянка; китайский drink - питьё; напиток food - еда to get - получить; прибывать, достигать passenger - пассажир plane - разг. самолёт to put - класть, ставить suggestion - предложение, совет them - косвенный падеж от they too - тоже under - под, ниже (указывает на расположение одного предмета ниже другого) up - вверх, наверх, вверху, сверху, наверху (обозначает движение снизу вверх или нахождение наверху)
Summary
May I ...?
1. May I/we have a drink ?
Yes, certainly.
I'm afraid | not/you can't.
2. May I/we put it here? Of course.
Yes, certainly.
I'm afraid | not/you can't.
Too/another
May I have:
another glass of wine?
a glass of wine, too?
Me/you/him...
Would you get me/him/her/us/them
a) another glass of wine, please?
b) some bread, please?
c) a beer, please?
I like you/it.
Let's ...
Let's go to the cinema.
a). Yes, let's.
b). No, I don't want go.
c). No. I don't want go to the cinema.
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Manger: Who's that man over there?
Receptionist: Which man?
Manger: The man in the brown suit.
Receptionist: The thin one? The tall, thin man?
Manger: No. Not the tallm thin man. That's not him.
That's Mr Jones. Look. He's wearing a brown suit and
a hat. And he's carrying a parcel. Who is he?
Receptionist: The man with the parsel? I don't know.
Description
He's a man.
He's tall.
He's thin.
He's wearing a suit.
He's carrying a parcel.
He's a tall, thin man in a brown suit.
He's carrying a parsel.
The man in the brown suit.
The tall, thin man?
No, the short, fat man.
He's wearing a hat.
He's carrying a parsel.
Where is he?/What's he wearing?
He's near the bar.
He's quite tall.
He's wearing a hat.
He's carrying a case.
Conversation
Man: My name's Turner. I'm looking for a friend. Her
name's Kay.
Manager: Is Kay her first name or her surname?
Man: It's her surname. Her full name is Jean Kay. Mrs Kay.
Receptionist: Mrs Kay isn't in her room, Sir. Perhaps she's
in the bar.
Man: I don't think so. She never goes into bars.
Manager: Is she waiting for you?
Man: I don't know, but I think so.
Manager: What does she look like?
Man: She's got dark hair and she's quite tall. About five
foot seven.
What does she look like?
long dark hair
5 foot 7 inches tall
A What does she look like? B She's got long dark hair
and she's quite tall.
A How tall is she? About five foot seven.
(In England we don't use the metric system for height.
We use 'feet' and 'inches'. One foot is
0.3 metres so five feet is 1.5 metres.
Tean is five foot seven. In metres?
Sam is five foot nine. In metres?
Ulrich is 1 metre 80. In feet?
Gisela is 1 metre 20. In feet?)
I think so/I don't think so
A Is she waiting for you?
B I think so. She always waits for me.
A Is she in the bar?
B I don't think so. She never goes into bars.
Perhaps
Perhaps she's in the bar. I think so/I don't think so.
Conversation
Manager: Is that your friend? Over there?
Man: No. That isn't her. Jean's got longer hair.
Manager: And her skirt?
Man: Jean's skirt is shorter than that.
Manager: Is she younger than your friend?
Man: I don't think so. She looks older than Jean. And
Jean is taller.
It's longer
Jean is taller. Her skirt is longer than that
lady's. Jean's got longer hair.
short - shorter (than)
long - longer (than)
old - older (than)
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
I think so. - Думаю, так.; Думаю, дело обстоит так. I don't think so. - Я так не думаю.
Words
about - о, около bar - бар brown - коричневый to carry - нести dark - темный description - описание fat - толстый, упитанный, тучный first name - имя foot (five foot seven) - фут full name - полное имя, имя и фамилия hair - волосы hat - шляпа him - его, ему, им, (о) нём (косвенный падеж от he) lady - леди long - длинный to look - выглядеть, казаться; смотреть, глядеть; осматривать; следить to look for - искать to look like - быть похожим, походить, выглядеть как manager - менеджер parcel - пакет, посылка perhaps - возможно short - короткий skirt - юбка suit - костюм surname - фамилия tall - высокий than - чем thin - тонкий to wait for - ожидать to wear - носить with - с, с помощью, при, из-за young - молодой
Summary
In/with
A man in a brown suit.
A man with a parsel.
What does she look like?
What does he/she look like? He's a tall, thin man.
She's got long, dark hair.
Older/younger
Your hair is shorter than my hair.
My hair is longer than your hair.
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Mrs Black: Good morning. I want to see Mr Matthews, please.
Secretary: Can I have your name, please?
Mrs Black: Black. My name's Black.
Secretary: Mrs Black or Miss Black?
Mrs Black: Mrs Black.
Secretary: Mrs Black to see you, Mr Matthews.
Francis: Good morning, Mrs Blake.
Mrs Black: No, Black. My name's Black. B-L-A-C-K.
Francis: Oh, I'm sorry. Come into my office, Mrs Black.
Now, what can I do for you?
Secretary: Good morning, Sir. What can I do for you?
Jim Brown: Good morning. I want to see Mr Matthews, please.
Secretary: I'm sorry, Sir. I'm afraid you can't see him now.
He's with mrs Black.
What can I do for you?
A I want to speak to Mr Matthews, please.
B Can I have your name, please?
B Mrs Black (is here) to see you, Mr Matthews.
C What can I do for you?
B I'm afraid you can't see him now. He's with Mrs Black.
A telephone appointment
Receptionist: 602 7345. Good afternoon.
Francis: Good afternoon. Can I speak to Mr Brown, please?
Receptionist: Certainly, Sir. Just a moment, please. Mr
Brown there's a call for you.
Francis: Mr Brown? Is that Mr Jim Brown?
Jim: Yes, this is Jim Brown, speaking. Who'a that?
Who calling?
Francis: It's Francis Matthews here.
Jim: Hello, Francis. How are you?
Francis: It's very will, thank you. And you?
Jim: Fine, thanks. Can I come and see you this
afternoon or this evening?
Francis: Well, shall I come and see you?
Jim: Yes, all right. Come to my hotel this evening.
Francis: Where are you staying?
Jim: At the Grand Hotel. It's in Green Street. I'm in
Room 432.
Francis: Room 432. Fine. Shall I come at six o'clock?
Jim: All right. I'll see you at six. Goodbye.
Francis: Goodbye.
On the telephone
A This is Jim Brown speaking. Who's calling?
Who's calling?
B It's Francis.
A Hello. How are you?
B I'm very well, thank you. And you?
A I'm fine.
B Can I come and see you this afternoon?
A Yes, all right. Fine.
B All right. I'll see you at six.
At your hotel. Room 432.
Apology
Woman: Yes, who are you?
Francis: My name's Francis Matthews. Is Jim Brown there?
Woman: No, he isn't. This is my room and my name's
Joan Robinson.
Francis: Oh, I'm sorry.
Woman: It doesn't matter.
Jim: Come in Francis. Excuse me. (On the telephone) Room
432. Jim Brown speaking. Yes, he's here. It's a call for
you, Francis.
Checking
This is room 432, isn't it? No, it isn't.
Mr Brown is here, isn't he? No, he isn't.
This isn't room 482, is it? Yes, it is. Yes, it is.
You aren't Joan Robinson, are you? Yes, I am.
Apology
Oh, I'm sorry. It doesn't matter.
Telephone
Jim Brown speaking.
It's a call for you, Francis.
Словарик к уроку
Phrases
I'm afraid... - Я боюсь... All right. - хорошо. В порядке. (telephone) call - (телефонный) звонок What can I do for you? - Что я могу сделать для Вас? It doesn't matter. - Этого не случится.
Words
apology - извинение, оправдание, защита appointment - свидание, должность, назначение, указание to call - звонить, вызывать certainly - конечно, определенно to check - проверка, контроль; чек into - внутрь, в office - офис secretary - секретарь to see - видеть, видеться to speak (to) - говорить (с) to want - хотеть well (I'm very well.) - хорошо. У меня все хорошо.
Summary
I want to:
see Mr Matthews.
speak to Kathy.
wath television.
go to the cinema.
Come and see
Can I come and see you/him?
Can I go and watch television/call John?
For
There's a call for you.
What can I do for you?
Isn't it?/Is it?
I'm Francis Matthews, aren't I? / I'm not ..., am I?
You're Joan Robinson, aren't you? / You aren't ..., are you?
He's Jim Brown, isn't he? / He isn't ..., is he?
She's Mrs Black, isn't she? / She isn't ..., is she?
It's 10 o'clock, isn't it? / It isn't ..., is it?
We're at the Grand Hotel, aren't we? / We isn't ..., are we?
You're at work, aren't you? / You isn't ..., are you?
They're watching TV, aren't they? / They isn't ..., are they?