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«3 Microsoft Office Word»

Episode 3

Vocabulary

adjectives:

arrogant - _________________

empty - ___________________

gorgeous - ____________________

horrible - ____________________


old-fashioned - __________________ responsible - ____________________

soft - ___________________________

weird - __________________________


nouns: verbs:

aftershave apartment

cyber cafe

ears

energy

eyes


gym

message millionaire

ocean

perfumery racquet


romance

script

smell

taxidermist

trick

celebrate

check (my email)

exercise

glue

hide

hurt

spray

expressions:

six foot tall (= 1m 84 cm.)

five foot eleven

make my dream come true

touch your toes

ladies first

third time lucky

mousey brown hair

Follow me.

Ha, cheats, they glued their photo on this car!

have a date

loads (a lot)

stick to the script

the washing’s done (finished)

I smell a rat.

see attached photo

I’m off.

I bet I could (get a girlfriend on the internet).

Hope so.

Perfect!

They sound gorgeous!


Cultural reference

1) train spotter -

2)West End musical

a) someone who stands at a railway station and notes down the numbers or names of the trains; the expression is used to refers to a boring person who likes doing boring things; the practice started in the 19th century age of steam trains, when all trains were given names.

b) the West End is the name traditionally given to London’s theatre district; a West End musical is a musical theatre production taking place in one of these main theatre.



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«4 Microsoft Office Word - копия»

Episode 4

Vocabulary

adjectives:

beautiful - ______________________

divine - ________________________

excited -________________________

expensive -______________________

exquisite -_______________________

fascinating - _____________________

good-looking -____________________


kind - ____________________________

lovely -___________________________

mature - __________________________

ruined - ___________________________

secret -____________________________

serious -___________________________

stupid - ___________________________

nouns: verbs:

occupations:

cook

film extra

gardener

launderette

assistant

stunt man

waiter

food and restaurant:

beef casserole

bill

chickpea soup

cornflakes

(main) course (of a meal)

hard boiled eggs

hot dog

menu

starter

other nouns:

confirmation

beauty

guy

idiot

moped

motorbike

nickname

octopus

princess

privilege

promotion

room

smoke detector

vacancy

invite

look for

offer

poison

prepare

quit

ride

spend (money)

suit

expressions:

set the table

dish of the day

go clubbing

No way!

Leave it to us!


Dinner is served.

mind you

good looks

What a creep!

don’t you dare (talk to Hector like that!)


Cultural reference

1)Harley Davidson-

2)SO last season!

a)is a heavy American motorcycle, designed for cruising, and noted for their distinctive exhaust sound.

b) an American actor.

c)unfashionable

d) divine



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«5 Microsoft Office Word»

Episode 5

Vocabulary

adjectives:

adorable -_________________________

awful -___________________________

busy -____________________________

crazy/crazy about -__________________

dead - ____________________________

delicious -_________________________

exhausting -_______________________


good-looking - _____________________

gorgeous -___________________________

magic - _____________________________

ordinary - ___________________________

smooth (chocolate) -____________________

tired -_______________________________

wonderful -__________________________

nouns:

TV and acting:

audience

advert agent

co-star (vb)

executive

news

part (in a play, film, etc)

script

superstar

(TV) channel

food and cooking:

bowl

chocolate mousse

dessert

frying pan

microwave

plate

popcorn

white (of an egg)

yolk (of an egg)

the weather:

hot

lightning

rain (vb)

stormy

umbrella

weather

windy


Other nouns:

beach

centurion

challenge

fridge

heart

paradise

privacy

raid

secretary

tummy (stomach)

verbs:

melt

mix

separate

taste

whisk

chase

knock (on the door)

smell

expressions:

It’s your turn.

Hands in the air.

a lucky guess

You should pay your bills.

They’ve cut off my telephone.

Now I want to be alone!

What’s on television?


by the way

My words (in a film) were cut.

The way to the heart is through the stomach.

on the line

star quality

Learn my lines.

very big ( = very famous)


Cultural reference

a) fifteen million quid

b) Oscar (Academy Awards)

c) Piccadilly Circus

d) Robert de Niro

e) Russell Crowe

f) Steven Spielberg

g) the FBI

h) Warner Brothers

1)the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the US internal crime investigation organization.

2) is an acceptable slang word for ‘pounds’ (money, not weight).

3) prizes given every year for cinematic achievement.

4)American film actor.

5)Oscar-winning film actor born in New Zealand.

6) an area of central London, considered to be the centre of London’s night life.

7) extremely successful and multi-Oscar-winning American film director.

8) one of the world’s largest producers of film and television entertainment.



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«Episode 1, 2 Microsoft Office Word»

Episode 1

Vocabulary

adjectives:

awful -______________________

dead -_________________________

funny -______________________

handsome -____________________

hot -__________________________

hungry - _________________________

old-fashioned -_____________________

polite - ___________________________


rich - _______________________________

sexy - ____________________________

strange - ___________________________

strong - _____________________________

stupid - ____________________________

sweet - ___________________________

tall - _____________________________

wonderful -________________________

nouns: verbs:

bathroom

bike / cycle / bicycle

(electricity) bill

butler

(greetings) cards chocolates

clothes

cushion


flowers

library

luggage

lunch

museum

oven

parcel

parents


pen pal

room

service

rules

servants

shower


bring up (from downstairs)

cry

fancy

stay with


expressions:

What’s she like?

Be my guest!

Keep a secret!


Aah, men!

Come on!

Let me see.

Is that clear?

Fascinating!

Oh my goodness, what are we going to do?
Brad Pitt is history!

No way, not my problem.

I don’t care!

I’m off!


Cultural reference

  1. Brad Pitt


  1. Chicks


  1. fish and chips


  1. Ricky Martin


a) Puerto Rican pop star; famous for ‘cross-over’hits (sung in Spanish and English) such as Livin’ la Vida Loca; has sold over 40 million records.

b) fried fish and potatoes;typical cheap English takeaway food; not very healthy.

c) slang word for girls; not recommended to be taught, but useful in case you hear it said by a native speaker.

d) American movie actor, famous for being handsome but who wants to be taken seriously as an actor; he was married to Jennifer Aniston of Friends.


Episode

Episode 2

Vocabulary

adjectives:


asleep - _________________

clever - ___________________

cool - ___________________

fantastic - ____________________

terrible - _____________________

thirsty - _____________________

trendy - _____________________



nouns: verbs:

bandanna

denim

shirt

hat

jacket/leather jacket outfit

pyjamas

a pair of shoes


trousers

vest

dog food

eggs

lemons

melons

boyfriend

customer

dozen

mistake

shoe shop shopkeeper

size

tin

tissues

measure

order

try on

wear

expressions:

What’s he like?

I have a cold.

fancy dress

I don’t believe you.

a designer look

a cowboy look

On your own?

I would like …

a little bit each

Shop till you drop.

A new boyfriend for you maybe!

Yep.

Hector, wakey-wakey.

Come on, rise and shine.

You don’t look good.

Yeah, right.

It’s OK, leave it to me.

Oh, no, I completely forgot!

Oh well done!

Never mind!

Hi, sweetie.

as well

Well he did try!

Yeah, good luck. - You’ll need it!

Excellent!


Cultural reference

1) Be good and if you can’t be good, be careful. -

2)shopping online -

3)spoilsport -

4)Pin the tail on the donkey. -

A. Someone who ruins everyone else’s fun.

B. Catchphrase which urges someone to be good and to be careful if they face temptation NOT to be good.

C. A children’s game where a blindfolded child tries to pin a tail on a large drawing of a donkey.




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«progress check Microsoft Office Word»

Progress check

Episodes 1-5

Vocabulary

Adjectives (translate into Russian):

adorable -_________________________

awful -______________________

asleep - _________________

clever - ___________________

cool - ___________________

crazy/crazy about -______________

dead -_________________________

delicious -_________________________

divine - _______________________

good-looking - _____________________

gorgeous - ____________________

handsome -____________________

horrible - ____________________

hot -__________________________


hungry - _________________________

ordinary - ________________________

old-fashioned -_____________________

polite - ___________________________

rich - _______________________________

strange - ___________________________

strong - _____________________________

stupid - ____________________________

sweet - ___________________________

terrible - _____________________

thirsty - _____________________

trendy - _____________________

weird - __________________________

wonderful -________________________


Expressions (translate into English):

Ой, мужчины! - _________________________

Пошли! - _______________________________

Превосходно! - _________________________

Мадонна не сравнится со мной! - __________________________

Ни за что! - ____________________________

Можно взять ваш телефон?- ______________

Мне все равно! - ________________________

Я ухожу. -______________________________

Не хотели бы вы пойти на свидание? - _______________________________________

О, Боже, что это? - ________________________

Дай подумать…-__________________________

Просыпайся! - ___________________________

Случайно догадался! - ____________________

Тебе следовало оплатить счет за электричество!- ________________________________________

Спорим, они мошенники! - _________________________________________

Положись на меня! - _______________________

Чувствую здесь подвох! - ___________________

Забудь! - _________________________


Cultural reference (match the words with their definitions):

  1. сhicks

  2. fish and chips

  3. quid

  4. spoilsport

  5. Piccadilly Circus


a) someone who ruins everyone else’s fun.

b) an area of central London.

c) fried fish and potatoes.

d) slang word for girls.

e) ‘pounds’ (money).

f) A children’s game where a blindfolded child tries to pin a tail on a large drawing of a donkey.

g) American movie actor.