Модуль 1 Spotlight 8

Module 1.

№1 Translate the words into English «Breaking the Ice»:

1) Выглядеть интересным

2) Стесняться

3) Возможность говорить

4) Развивать умения слушать

5) Краснеть

6) Извлекать пользу из чего-либо

7) Подойти к человеку, который нравится

8) Смотреть в лучшую сторону жизни

9) Начать дружескую беседу

10) Развивать хобби

11) Позволять расстроить (себя), позволять быть расстроенным кем-то

№2 Translate the words into Russian:

1. To get to know better

2. Palms sweat

3. To start a new school

4. To break the ice

5. To stop feeling shy or uncomfortable

6. Easy to talk to

7. To get involved in activities

8. Enjoy positive energy

9. To be confident

10. To avoid

№3 Match the adjectives to their opposite, write the antonyms and make your own sentence:

Pessimistic-impatient-irritable-confident-unsociable-generous-unreliable-sincere-sensitive

№4 What’s the English for:

to blush; to break the ice; to make sure; to get involved in; to end in arguments; to benefit from sth.; to introduce oneself; to greet sb.; to be famous for; to be offended; to show up - проявляться; to feel disappointed; to blame sb.; to shrug one’s shoulders.

№5 Translate the situations into Russian:

My best friend is Nina. She is a very pretty girl with red wavy hair which she wears shoulder-length. Her dark green almond-shaped eyes make her very attractive. Nina is friendly and sociable with a good sense of humour. She easily breaks ice in any new company. Always smiling, easy going, Nina makes a lot of friends. Nina is a very reliable friend as she is ready to help me in any situation. She helps me with my Maths classes. Sometimes she is really stubborn and doesn’t want to explain the material once more. But I’m not angry with her. Nina is a very creative and energetic person and she has a lot of hobbies. She goes in for swimming, photography and is a member of Drama club. I’m surprised that she has time for everything. I’m very proud of my friend.

2. – Hello, my name is Sasha. Have we met before? – I don’t think so. I’m Natasha. – Nice to meet you Natasha. Are you new here? - Yes, we’ve just moved here and now I go to this school. – Welcome to the neighbourhood and our school! When did you move? - A week ago. Have you been living here long? - Since childhood, for 15 years. That makes us the same age. I turn 15 /in/ next October. Maybe we are in the same class? - I’m in class “A” and you? - I think, class “B”. – Will you join us to the cinema tonight? - That sounds great. I’d love to. Thank you for invitation. – See you later. – See you.

№6. Translate into Russian and choose from the list: nervous-furious-surprised-impatient-bored-unsure-worried-puzzled

1. Raise ones eyebrows

2. Palms sweat

3. Scratch ones head

4. Clench ones teeth

5. Tap ones foot

6. Bite ones lip

7. Cross ones arms

8. Shrug ones shoulders

№7. Translate the words into English:

1. Интересы. Музыка, театр, кино, рисование, спорт, чтение, путешествие, фотография

2. Возраст. Молодой, старый, средних лет

3. Внешний вид. Красивая (о женщинах), красивый (о мужчинах), уродливый

4. Рост. Высокий, низкий, среднего роста

5. Вес. Худой, пухлый, среднего телосложения, спортивный (мускулистый)

6. Волосы. Светловолосый, блондин, седой, лысый, темноволосый, белые, кудрявые, волнистые, ровные

7. Глаза. Миндалевидные, темные, маленькие, зеленые, голубые

№8. Translate the idioms into Russian:

1. To break the ice

2. To speak ones mind

3. To be a pain in the neck

4. To get on someones nervs

5. To hold ones tongue

6. To drive someone crazy

№9. Translate the words into English (from the text «Social Etiquette in the UK»:

1. Язык, чувство юмора, вежливость

2. Уважать

3. Социальный этикет

4. Рукопожатие, приветствие

5. Друг, родственник

6. Целовать в щеку, обнимать

7. Прозвища

8. Быть обиженным

9. Общепринятый маленький разговор (на все темы)

10. Возраст, религия, политические убеждения, материальное положение, вес, заработная плата

11. Семья, фильмы, ТВ, спорт, учеба, еда, хобби, погода

12. Во время

13. Гости, хозяины

№10. Translate the words into Russian (from the text « Dealing with Conflict»):

1. To show up at school, at home…

2. To feel angry-frustrated-annoyed-disappointed-sad

3. To deal with

4. To make a difference

5. To scream-shout-wear-call people names-hit

6. To do the best to keep away from

7. Resolving conflict

8. Step by step process

9. To discuss the problem-cool off-count to ten-take a deep breath-imagine

10. To blame-accuse

11. «You are always bossing me around»

12. To listen carefully to

13. Be flexible and open-minded

№11. Find the meanings (definitions) of STUDY SKILLS: