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Л. И. Окунева,
В. В. Загузова
ENGLISH
FOR MARINE ENGINEERING CADETS
Мурманск
2012
УДК 811.111(075.8)
ББК 81.2 Англ. я 73
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Окунева, Л. И. English for Marine Engineering Cadets (Английский
язык для курсантов-судомехаников) : учеб. пособие по дисциплине
"Английский язык" для курсантов специальности 180403.65
"Эксплуатация судовых энергетических установок" / Л. И. Окунева,
В. В. Загузова. – Мурманск : Изд-во МГТУ, 2012. – 112 с.
Создано в соответствии с требованиями и содержанием учебной программы по
дисциплине "Английский язык" для курсантов 1 курса специальности 180403.65
"Эксплуатация судовых энергетических установок". Предназначено для использования
на начальном этапе обучения английскому языку. Включает систему упражнений и
заданий как лексических, так и грамматических, целью которых является обучение
разным видам умений и навыков: чтению, говорению, письму и аудированию. Активный
и пассивный словари данного учебного пособия включают лексику как
общеразговорного, так и общеморского характера.
This text-book has been written in accordance with the requirements and contents of the
"English Language" syllabus for the first-year cadets of the specialty 180403.65 "Marine
Power Plant Running and Maintenance". It is intended for being used at the initial stage of
the English language study.
It includes a system of exercises and tasks, both in lexis and grammar, aimed to teach
various language skills: reading, speaking, writing and listening. The active and passive
vocabularies of this teaching material contain words relating both to everyday spoken
English and to basic maritime English.
Список лит. 4 названия.
Рецензенты: В. Г. Пиксендеева, канд. филол. наук, доцент, зав.
кафедрой иностранных языков и методики их
преподавания Мурманского государственного
гуманитарного университета;
Ю. Г. Федорова, ст. преподаватель английского языка
Мурманского филиала Федерального государственного
образовательного учреждения "Государственная
морская академия им. С. О. Макарова"
Лариса Ивановна Окунева
Валентина Владимировна Загузова
English for Marine Engineering Cadets (Английский язык для
курсантов-судомехаников)
Редактор Г. В. Зобнина
ISBN 978-5-86185-648-5 © Мурманский государственный
технический университет, 2012
© Л. И. Окунева, 2012
© В. В. Загузова, 2012
Оглавление
ВВЕДЕНИЕ..........................................................................................................4
UNIT 1. About myself (my friend, my group mate, my father …). My family.
Job of a seaman. The vessel..................................................................................5
LESSON 1.........................................................................................................6
LESSON 2.........................................................................................................9
LESSON 3.......................................................................................................13
LESSON 4.......................................................................................................17
LESSON 5.......................................................................................................20
LESSON 6.......................................................................................................22
UNIT 2. The ship, her safety equipment.............................................................28
LESSON 1.......................................................................................................29
LESSON 2.......................................................................................................32
LESSON 3.......................................................................................................37
LESSON 4.......................................................................................................39
UNIT 3. The ship's organization.........................................................................45
LESSON 1.......................................................................................................47
LESSON 2.......................................................................................................50
UNIT 4. Daily routine.........................................................................................53
LESSON 1.......................................................................................................54
LESSON 2.......................................................................................................57
LESSON 3.......................................................................................................59
LESSON 4. Free time activities (additional lesson)........................................62
LABORATORY WORK 1.................................................................................64
LABORATORY WORK 2.................................................................................73
LABORATORY WORK 3.................................................................................85
LABORATORY WORK 4.................................................................................91
Список использованной литературы.............................................................102
ВВЕДЕНИЕ
LESSON 1
Спряжение глагола to be
Утвердительная форма Отрицательная форма Вопросительная форма
(I) am (I) am not am (I) …?
(he, she, it) is (he, she, it) is not (isn't) is (he, she, it) …?
(we, you, they) are (we, you, they) are not are (we, you, they) …?
(aren't)
wheel. 10. The ratings are on the stern. 11. The engine room is on the stern of
the ship.
Фразы с глаголом to be
to be absent отсутствовать
to be at anchor стоять на якоре
to be at sea быть в море
to be busy (with) заниматься (чем-л.)
to be fond of увлекаться
to be free быть свободным
to be good at хорошо успевать (о предмете)
to be ill болеть
to be in order (out of order) быть в рабочем (не рабочем) состоянии
to be late (for) опоздать
to be on leave быть в увольнении
to be married быть женатым (замужем)
to be on watch стоять на вахте
to be present присутствовать
to be ready (for) быть готовым (к чему-л.)
to be responsible (for) нести (быть) ответственность (-нным)
to be right (wrong) быть правым (неправым)
to be under repair быть в ремонте
to be well (not well) хорошо (плохо) себя чувствовать
Притяжательные местоимения
it its
we our
you your
they their
LESSON 2
Понятие об артикле
Артикль является одним из определителей имени существительного
и ставится перед существительным или словами, определяющими это
существительное.
Неопределенный артикль а (an – перед словами, начинающимися с
гласной кроме u и eu, y, например: a university, a European) происходит от
числительного оne один и употребляется для определения предмета как
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Определенный артикль
Определенный артикль the употребляется с существительными как в
единственном, так и во множественном числе, когда говорится об уже
известных лицах или предметах и в обстоятельствах места.
Артикли не употребляются:
a / an – с существительными во множественном числе;
a / an, the – с именами собственными; с существительным, перед
которым стоит притяжательное местоимение.
board the ship. 10. That is our master. 11. A motorman is in the engine room.
12. It is our main engine. 13. A bosun is busy. 14. This University is very large.
15. That cabin is comfortable.
Вопросительные слова
who кто
what что, какой
where где, куда
where … from откуда
whose чей
LESSON 3
Ship's Crew
2. Ответьте на вопросы:
Who is…
on board the ship?
on deck?
on the bridge?
in the engine room?
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in the cabin?
in the radio room?
in the galley?
in the pilot's cabin?
at the ship's wheel?
in the ratings' messroom?
on the stern?
in the officers' messroom?
on the bow?
3. Опишите картинки.
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LESSON 4
About myself
My first name … Yury. My family name … Gromov. My date of birth …
the twentieth of July 1993 (nineteen ninety-three). I … 18. I … Russian
(Ukrainian, Byelorussian) by nationality. I … from Murmansk. But my home
town … Kirovsk. I … a first-year cadet. I … a cadet of the marine engineering
faculty of the Murmansk State Technical University. I … always busy. I … …
good at Physics but I … good at Mathematics. I … … married. I … single. My
ambition … to be a skilled marine engineer.
6. Парная работа.
Рассмотрите удостоверения личности, задайте и ответьте на
вопросы о каждом из моряков.
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You: Hi. How are you? Welcome on board. My name is … . What … your
name?
Engineer: Hi. … Alan Lewis. Pleased to meet you.
You: Where … you …?
Engineer: I … ... Australia. What about you?
You: I'm from … .
Engineer: Right. Good to meet you. What … your job?
You: I'm … . What … you?
Engineer: Oh, I'm an engineer. This is my first vessel.
You: I see. So how … … you, Alan?
Engineer: … 21.
You: Really? I'm … . Are … married?
Engineer: Yes, I am and I have a young son at home. How about you? … you
married?
You: …, I … . OK, Alan, let me show you around the ship. Come this way.
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LESSON 5
My family
I … a family. My family … neither large nor small. I … a father, a mother
and a sister. I … no brother. My father's name … Sergey. He … forty one. He
… a seaman. His job … the second assistant engineer. He … at sea now. His
ship's name … the Cape. The second engineer … on the bridge, he … in the
engine room. The engine room … on the bow, it … on the stern.
My mother's name … Olga. She … a doctor. She … always very busy. She
… a lot of work to do both at home and at work.
My sister's name … Inga. She … five. She … a pupil. She … many toys
(игрушки).
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4. Парная работа.
Расспросите своего собеседника о членах его семьи.
Расскажите ему о своей семье.
5. They haven't got … friends in Kiev. They have got only some.
6. He doesn't speak English well because he works … at it.
7. Her father usually comes home late because he works … at his office.
LESSON 6
A Ship
1. Sue is … wife.
2. Fred is … husband.
3. Ben is … brother.
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4. Gail is … aunt.
5. Sarah is … sister.
6. Nick is Gail and … nephew.
7. David is Gail and … father.
8. Sue is … mother.
9. Sarah is … cousin.
10. John is Sarah and … uncle.
11. Sarah is John and … niece.
12. David is Nick, Ben and … grandfather.
13. Gail is Vera and … daughter.
14. Ben is Gail and … son.
15. Sarah is David and … granddaughter.
8. Парная работа.
Используя схему, задайте и ответьте на вопросы о
местоположении различных помещений на судне.
Расскажите о расположении судовых помещений.
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безопасности
under ['Andq] под
LESSON 1
6. Прочитайте текст.
The MV Transitor
There are five decks on the MV Transitor. The engine room is below the
first deck. There are three rooms on the first deck: the galley, the laundry and
the storeroom. Above the laundry there is a hospital. It is on the second deck
next to the ratings' messroom. To the right of the ratings' messroom there is an
office. There are no cabins on this deck but there are cabins on the third deck.
There is one cabin for the Pilot and one for the Chief Officer. Between them
there is the officers' messroom. There is a cabin for the Master on the fourth
deck between the radio room and the Chief Engineer's cabin. The radio room is
to the left of the Master's cabin. The bridge is on the fifth deck.
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LESSON 2
1. Вставьте вместо пропусков слова: many, much, few, little, a lot of.
1. This passenger ship is very big; she has … decks and … cabins, she has no
big cargo holds.
2. The pumpman is very busy at present; he has … time and … work to do,
because … pumps are out of order.
3. Does your vessel have … cargo on board? – Yes, she has … cargo.
4. Our ship has … life boats. … of these life boats are in order. … life boats are
under repairs. The bosun has very … time to repair these life boats.
5. That ship has two fuel tanks on board; one of the tanks has … fuel in it, and
the other … fuel in it.
3. Прочитайте текст.
The Sedov is the largest sailing ship in the world. There are 4 masts and 32
sails on the ship. Besides, the vessel has an engine and a machinery space.
There are 2 decks on the ship: the upper deck and the main deck. On the upper
deck in the aft part (next to the high mast) there is a construction with a radio
room on the starboard side and a bosun's storeroom on the port side.
Just in the middle of the ship there is a navigation bridge. The captain's
cabin is next to it and in front of it there is a ship's wheel where 4 cadets are
usually on watch steering the ship.
On the main deck there are officers' cabins and officers' and ratings'
messrooms. The galley is also on the main deck. It is in the middle of the ship
between two messrooms. The Chief Mate's cabin is on the starboard side to the
right of the officers' messroom. The Chief Engineer's cabin is on the portside to
the left of the ratings' messroom. Down the corridor there is a laundry and
shower spaces.
There is a hospital on the Sedov. It is in her fore part next to the ship's bow.
Downstairs both in the bow and in the stern there is accommodation for
cadets. The ratings' accommodation is in the ship's fore part below the main
deck. Besides accommodation there is a beautiful cinema hall, a ship's museum,
big classrooms, a library, a gym, a galley, a cadets' messroom and other useful
spaces on board the ship.
14.Where is accommodation
for ratings, cadets?
15.Is it in the stern or in the
bow?
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LESSON 3
LESSON 4
Captain: Good.
b) Captain: …
Rating: Mmmm… is it outside the galley in the corridor?
Captain: …
Rating: Yes, of course.
d) Captain: …
Rating: My life jacket is in my cabin in the cupboard.
Captain: …
Rating: The life buoys? They're on the deck railings, Sir.
Captain: …
7. Воспроизведите диалоги.
LESSON 1
1. Use the necessary word can, may, must and finish the sentences.
1. I (умею) write in English. 2. He (может) swim well. 3. Mary,
(разрешите) I smoke here? 4. You (должен) write to your parents. 5. They
(обязаны) be in the classroom in time. 6. (Можно) I go home? 7. Jack, you
(можешь) take my dictionary. 8. She (не должна) stay here too long.
9. (Можно) I go out? 10. My father (имеет возможность) show us his ship
next Sunday. 11. Pete (должен) stay at college after classes today. 12. We
(можем) ask the watch officer about it. 13. Jack (должен) know how to repair
this equipment. 14. We (имеем возможность) come to see our teacher any
time we like.
the navigation bridge now? 6. May I take your dictionary? 7. Must we clean the
hull today? 8. May I come in? 9. May I stay on shore till 11 p.m.? 10. Must the
teacher explain this rule once more? 11. May I open the window? 12. Must I
repair this equipment? 13. May I ask you a question? 14. May the ship enter this
port without a pilot? 15. May I determine the ship's position?
5. Complete the sentences with can, may, must (can't, may not, mustn't) and
reproduce the dialogues.
LESSON 2
There are four marine engineers, two or three electro engineers and
electricians, some pumpmen and motormen in the Engine Department. They
must keep watch in the engine room. But the Chief Engineer mustn't keep watch
as he is in charge of the engine department, its crew and all equipment of the
engine room.
The main assistant of the Chief engineer is the second marine engineer. He
must keep the main engine in good serviceable condition. He is also responsible
for the fire equipment. The third engineer must keep auxiliary engines in good
repair. He is also responsible for fuel supply (bunkering). As to the forth
engineer he is in charge of the boiler. All members of the engine department
must maintain and repair the equipment. They must overhaul, clean and
lubricate all machinery of the engine room.
2. Fill in the blanks with necessary words or word-combina tions given below in
the box.
b) What are the duties of navigators (radio officers, a bosun and sailors)?
What must they do when on watch? (and what mustn't?)
4. Scan the text and differentiate between the duties of the members of the
engine department.
a)
fuel supply
fire fighting equipment
5. Work in pairs. Ask your study partner about the duties of the engine
room crew.
LESSON 1
Present Indefinite
Формы глагола в Present Indefinite совпадают с инфинитивом без
частицы to. Лишь в 3-м лице единственного числа добавляется суффикс -s.
Это время употребляется для выражения действия, происходящего обычно,
регулярно, или для обозначения вневременных фактов и явлений:
Where
When
do your parents go to the cinema?
Why
does his mother prepare dinner?
What
How often
Отрицательная форма образуется с помощью вспомогательного
глагола do или does с частицей not и первой формы смыслового глагола.
I do not (don't) like to go long Мне не нравится ходить на дальние
distances. дистанции.
He does not (doesn't) like to go home Ему не нравится возвращаться
by bus. домой на автобусе.
1. Complete each sentence using the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: Jake (get up) late on Sundays. – Jake gets up late on Sundays.
1. I (live) in London with my friends and my parents (live) in Canada.
2. We (have) dinner at eight o'clock every day, but on Saturday we (go) out.
3. Her sister is a teacher. She (work) at a primary school.
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LESSON 2
put on our uniforms, clean our shoes, make our beds and tidy up our rooms. At
8 a.m. we go to the messroom and have our breakfast there. At 8:30 we line up
for the morning inspection. After that we take our textbooks and note-books and
go to the classes.
The classes begin at 9 o'clock. We have 6 lessons a day. The classes last till
a quarter past two in the afternoon. We have short intervals between classes. I
usually take some notes at the lectures. I try to get as much knowledge as I can. I
work hard at engineering graphics and math as I find them quite difficult
subjects.
When the classes are over we go to the messroom. As a rule we have some
soup and fried fish or meat with vegetables for dinner. After dinner we clean the
territory of the campus. Then we have consultation hours. As to me I attend
consultations in engineering drawing and English. In the afternoon the cadets
have time to look through their notes. I usually go to the reading room to prepare
for seminars and practical lessons. Those cadets who want to keep fit go to the
gym. As to me I'm fond of swimming and go to the swimming pool twice
a week.
At 6 p.m. the cadets line up again and go to the messroom to have supper
there. In the evening the cadets do their home-work for the next day. Some
cadets try to relax in the evenings, so they listen to music, watch TV or read
something. We line up for the evening inspection at 10 p.m. We go to bed late in
the evening or near midnight. Twice a week we are on leave – on Wednesday
and on Sunday.
2. Answer the questions about your daily routine comparing it with Nick's
one.
a)
1. Nick is a first-year cadet of the Marine Engineering faculty of the State
Technical University. And you?
2. Nick lives in the college hostel. What about you?
3. All cadets get up at 7 o'clock. Do you get up at this time?
4. At 8 the cadets go to the messroom and have our breakfast there. Where do
you have breakfast?
5. At 8:30 Nick and his friends line up for the morning inspection. Must you be
present at it? At what time do you come to the University? How do you get
there?
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b)
1. When the classes are over Nick goes to the messroom to eat dinner. What
about you?
2. Do you take part in cleaning the territory of the campus?
3. Nick attends the consultations in some subjects. And you?
4. In the afternoon Nick prepares for seminars and practical lessons in the
reading room. When and where do you prepare for the classes?
5. Nick is fond of sports. How about you? Do you go to the gym? Maybe you
have another hobby?
6. How do you spend evenings?
LESSON 3
1. Look at the different ways of telling the time on shore and at sea.
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seagoing мореходный
is reckoned рассчитывается
is divided делится
is called называется
4. Listen to the CD and look at the pictures. The third Officer talks about
his day. Write the times above each picture.
5. Look at the table and speak about the daily routine of the 4th Engineer.
Add some details which are not mentioned in the table.
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Daily Routine
a watch engineer
maintain
repair
lubricate
1200 1215 1300 1600 1700
hand over eat lunch have rest have tea go in for
(dinner) sleep sports
listen to music
read books
play chess
watch movies
1930 2000 2400 0030
have supper start work in hand over sleep after tea
prepare for the engine have tea and
watch room go to bed
1. Say what you like doing in your free time (and what you don't like).
I really like … playing football (basketball, volleyball, guitar, chess)
I like … watching movies
I don't like … swimming
I really don't like … going to bars
reading books
playing computer games
fishing
shopping
repairing smth. (cars, mechanisms)
watching TV
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listening to music
eating in cafe
going in for sports
skiing
skating
playing ice hockey
3. There are different types of film. Say what films you like and don't like.
great / excellent
comedy
very good
western
quite good
horror
good
action
OK
science fiction
not bad
romance
bad
war
really bad
musical
awful / terrible
4. Discuss with your study partner what films you like and don't like.
5. Listen to the CD. Two seafarers talk about films. Tick the films they talk about.
6. Now read the dialogue. What type of film does the Helmsman like?
Helmsman: What time do you finish your watch this afternoon?
2nd Officer: At 1600.
Helmsman: OK, let's watch a movie.
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LABORATORY WORK 1
3. Complete the dialogues with my, your, her, its, his, our, their.
1. A: Who is that?
B: It's my girlfriend. … name is Flora.
2. A: Who's … favourite team, Jason?
B: … favourite team? Manchester United, of course!
3. A: This is Jane and this is Dave. … dog is Buster.
B: That's a funny name!
4. A: Is Mexico City very big?
B: Yes. … population is 27,872,000.
5. A: Are you and Antonio Spanish?
B: No, we're Italian. … family name is Moretti.
6. A: Susie! Clair! Come on, … mother's here!
B: OK.
7. A: Where are these boys from?
B: Scotland. … flat is in the centre of Edinburgh.
8. A: Do you live with … grandparents?
B: No, I live in the city and … grandparents live in the country.
4. Complete the captions and speech bubbles with possessive adjectives and
subjects pronouns.
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5. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb to be.
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1. We … seamen. This … our vessel. The vessel … not very big. She … small
and fast. Our ship … not at sea now. She … in the port. She … at anchor.
2. It … a classroom. The classroom … large and light. It … not free. The cadets
… in the classroom. My friend and I … in the classroom too. We … busy
with our English. The cadets … at their desks. The teacher … in the
classroom too. She … not at her table. She … at the blackboard.
8. Complete the dialogue with who, what, where and the correct form of to
be.
A: Hi.
B: Hello.
A: My name's Dolores. … your name?
B: My name is Ali.
A: Pleased to meet you, Ali. … you from?
B: I'… from Egypt.
A: … you here for the welcome party?
B: Yes, I … .
A: … it?
B: It' … in Room 6.
A: … ... the people over there?
B: The people next to the window?
A: Yes.
B: They' … students too.
A: … they from? They …n't from this school.
B: They' … from "Grange Valley".
A: …'s "Grange Valley"? ... it a school?
B: Yes, it' … the local secondary school.
A: … it?
B: It's next to the swimming pool, on Valley Road.
A: Oh, I know. Come on. Let's go and talk to them.
11. I've got plenty of mineral water. Here, take this / that bottle.
12. Does this / that new jacket suit me?
13. Do you like these / those jeans up there on the top shelf?
14. Who was this / that boy in the café?
15. I can't walk in these / those boots. I'm going to take them off.
16. This / That restaurant across the square looks good. Let's go there.
17. These / Those English people at your party were great fun.
18. Is this / that diary on the table Lucy's?
19. What's this / that terrible noise?
20. Here you are. Are these / those maps of any good to you?
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of place: in, on, under, next to, behind, in front of,
between
11. Where are the things now? Look at the picture and write sentences.
1. The computer…
2. The television…
3. The lamp…
4. The apples…
5. The cat….
6. The chocolates…
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7. The mouse…
8. The letter…
9. The envelope…
10.The pencils…
13. Write sentences with the correct form of have got (have).
Example: Jo / + / a bicycle
Jo's got a bicycle. (Jo has a bicycle.)
Bill / – / a dictionary
Bill hasn't got a dictionary. (Bill has no dictionary.)
Sara / ? / a computer
Has Sara got a computer? (Has Sara a computer?)
+ / she – / she
Yes, she has. No, she hasn't.
1. Gemma / + / long hair.
2. Sophie and her sister / + / curly hair.
3. We / – / a house. We / + / a flat.
4. they / ? / cousins in Australia. / – / they. They / + / cousins in New Zealand.
5. you and your brother both / ? / green eyes. / – / we. I / + / green eyes. My
brother / + / brown eyes.
6. you / ? / a computer. / + / I.
7. Ben / ? / a cassette player in his car. / – / he. He / + / a CD player.
8. they / ? / a video camera. / + / they.
9. What / you / ? / in the bag. I / + / a new jacket.
10.Who / ? / a pen. I / – / a pen. I / + / a pencil.
14. Answer the questions using have got (have) with and or but. Remember
to put in a / an where necessary.
Example: Has Maria got a computer? – Yes / she / CD player
Yes, she has, and she's got a CD player.
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Hakan is fourteen. He's tall. He's got short black hair and he's got blue
eyes.
1. Melissa (girl)
age height hair eyes
13 quite tall long red green
Melissa …
2. Darren and Samantha (boy and girl)
age height hair eyes
14 medium height very short blond brown
Darren and Samantha …
3. Ryan (boy)
age height hair eyes
15 short medium length, fair blue
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Ryan …
4. Write a similar description of yourself.
I…
LABORATORY WORK 2
I. There is, there are: positive, negative, questions and short answers
2. Make sentences using there is or there are. Remember to use the correct
preposition – in, on, at.
Example: a big elephant / zoo – There's a big elephant at the zoo.
1. three apples / bag
2. five students / garden
1. two books / table
3. twelve plates / cupboard
4. two lamps / desk
5. a small mouse / cage
6. a painting by Monet / wall
7. two big dogs / garden
8. only one clean cup / kitchen
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3. Complete the sentences with there is, there are, there isn't, there aren't, is
there or are there.
Example: A: Is there a big sofa in your sitting room?
B: Yes, there is.
1. A: ... a table in your room?
B: No, but ... a chair.
2. A: How many rooms ... in your house?
B: ... six.
3. A: ... a carpet in your bedroom?
B: No, ... .
4. A: ... a Chinese restaurant near here?
B: Yes, ... . ... one in the next street.
5. A: How many students ... in your class?
B: ... 30.
6. A: Excuse me, ... a post office near here?
B: Yes, ... .
7. A: ... two flights from Istambul to Paris on Sunday?
B: No, ... . ... only one.
8. A: ... thirty days May or thirty-one?
B: ... thirty days. ... thirty-one days.
9. A: ... a good film on TV tonight?
B: Yes, ... .
10. A: ... lots of clothes shops in the new shopping centre?
B: Yes, ... .
7. Complete the dialogue using have (has) got with some and any.
You: Tell me about your room, Eve. What … you … in it?
Eve: Well, I'… a bed, of course, and a chair and a cupboard.
You: ... you … a table?
Eve: No, I … but I ... a desk.
You: What … you … on the desk?
Eve: I … books and computer.
You: ... you … posters on the wall?
Eve: No, I …
You: What about your brother's room? What … he … in his room?
Eve: He … a bed, a chair and a cupboard too.
You: … he … a desk?
Eve: No, he … . He … a table. And he … bookshelves for his books.
You: ... he … posters?
Eve: Yes, he … . He … football posters on the walls.
9. Use the correct pronoun every-, some-, any-, no- (everything, something,
anything, nothing, someone, anyone, nobody, somewhere, anywhere,
nowhere) and finish the sentences.
1. Thief 1: Listen! I think there's …one in the next room.
Thief 2: That's impossible. There isn't … in the building at this time of night.
Thief 1: OK. But I'm sure I heard …thing.
REVISION
(preparation for the test)
Card 1
Card 2
1. Вставьте there is/are, have/has (got), am, is, are в утвердительной или
отрицательной форме.
1. Our group … neither large nor small. We … only 10. But today … five
cadets in the classroom. We … six lessons today. Each lesson … 45 minutes
long.
2. My native city … very small. … very many people in it. … only two cinemas
in my city and … one very big plant. It's a pity, we … any theatre. But the
city's picture gallery … very good.
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3. This ship's master … a good seaman. He … old, he … only forty years old.
He … a big family.
4. They … 7 in the family. Their flat … very large for their family. … only
three rooms in it.
3. Переведите.
1. На первой палубе находятся камбуз, кладовая и прачечная.
2. На третьей палубе между каютой старпома и лоцмана располагается
офицерская кают-компания.
3. На судне имеется пять палуб. На каждой палубе есть разные
помещения.
4. Каюта капитана располагается рядом с каютой стармеха и справа от
радиорубки.
5. В машинном отделении сейчас находятся два моториста и вахтенный
механик.
Card 3
Card 4
1. Fill in the blanks with the required form of the verbs to be or to have.
Our ship's crew … neither large nor small. She … only three decks. There
… 18 crewmembers. The master … old, he … only 40 years old. The ship's
master … two mates. There … any doctor on board our vessel. We … any
passengers because our ship … a passenger vessel. She … a fishing ship. There
… different safety equipment on board. We … some life boats. They … on the
upper deck. There … two muster stations on the upper deck. One muster station
… on the bow, and the other … on the stern of the vessel. Each seaman … a life
jacket. My rank (должность) … the chief engineer. So I … an emergency
telephone in my cabin. There … a fire extinguisher outside my cabin next to its
door. There … many fire alarms on board our ship.
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Card 5
LABORATORY WORK 3
13. They … speak English quite well, but they … write it.
14. I haven't got a ticket so I … go to the match.
15. He hasn't got her phone number so he … phone her.
16. Jane works with computers. She … type very fast.
17. I haven't got my mobile phone, so I … phone them.
18. You … stay under water for twenty minutes! It's impossible.
19. I'm sorry, but you … listen to music and do your homework at the same
time.
20. We're lost. I … see any signs.
2. Complete each of the sentences with can or can't and a verb from the
box.
fly walk count mend play do use
ride speak spell drive
Example: I'm very tired. I can't walk any further. Let's take a taxi.
1. My friend … two languages, Italian and Spanish.
2. Mary's computer is broken so she … it at the moment.
3. You're a computer engineer … you … her computer?
4. My little brother is only four but he … to one hundred.
5. Be quiet! I … my homework.
6. I've got a driving licence, so I … when we're on holiday.
7. She's got a pilot's licence, so she … a plane.
8. My mother likes tennis. She … very well.
9. … you … a horse?
10. I know his name, but it's very long and I … it.
3. Write questions with what, where, when and who. The words in italics
show which question word to use.
Examples:
Can Jim's brother play chess?
(No / dominoes) – No, he can't, but he can play dominoes.
(Yes / + backgammon) – Yes, he can, and he can play backgammon.
What can you play? (draughts) – I can play draughts.
1. Can Mr. Harris speak Turkish? – No / English and French
2. Can she swim? – Yes / + dive
3. Can you remember the names of all the children in your first primary school
class? – No / my teacher's name
4. Can they understand Russian? – Yes / + Polish
5. Can Peter ride a horse? – Yes / + jump
6. Can you and Таnya do the tango? – No / the samba
7. Can you draw people, Peter? – No / objects
8. Can you skate, Kate? – Yes / + ski
9. Can you do a headstand, Harry? – No / a handstand
10. Can your little brother read? – Yes / + write his name
Example: Sanjay can swim and he can dive, but he can't ride a bike.
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1. Hannah…
2. Denis…
3. Martin…
4. Rex…
5. Olivia and Victor…
7. Rewrite the rules for the youth hostel using must or mustn't.
Example: Don't smoke inside the building. – You mustn't smoke inside the
building.
1. Make your bed every morning. – …
2. Don't play loud music in your room. – …
3. Don't use the showers after 11 p.m. – …
4. Don't drink the water from the bathroom taps. – …
5. Clean the washbasin after use. – ...
6. Don't eat in your room. – …
7. Empty the rubbish bins every morning. – …
8. Write down your name for a packed lunch before 10.30 at night. – …
9. Don't leave anything valuable in your room. – …
10. Tell us where you are going each day. – ...
11. Switch off your mobile phone before 11 p.m. – …
12. Don't wear muddy boots or shoes in the house. – …
8. Differentiate between must and can. Use the notes to write about the
school rules.
Remember:
You can use can to talk about something which is allowed:
You can go in now, but you mustn't make a noise.
Examples: use a computer for homework? OK
write everything by hand in class? YES
– Students can use a computer for homework but they must write
everything by hand in class.
chew gum in class? NO
have a snack at break time? OK
– Students must not chew gum in class but they can have a snack
at break time.
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LABORATORY WORK 4
1. Complete the sentence using the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: It (finish) finishes at 3.30.
1. She (have) a German class on Wednesday evenings, so she (miss) her
favorite TV program.
2. My grandparents (live) on a farm and we (visit) them every weekend.
3. We (go) into town every Saturday afternoon.
4. She (study) in the evenings.
5. He (wash) his car every Sunday morning.
6. You (take) the car to work and your husband (catch) the bus.
7. My father (watch) a lot of news programs on TV.
8. She (do) a lot of ice-skating.
9. May (have) thirty-one days.
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…
B: –
3. A: You know my cousin, Jennifer. (my uncle, Tony?)
…
B: –
4. A: He likes music. (classical music?)
…
B: +
5. A: She gets up early on weekdays. (at weekends?)
…
B: –
6. A: You teach children. (at a primary school?)
…
B: +
7. A: They go to the cinema. (to the theatre?)
…
B: –
8. A: I start work at the 9 o'clock on weekdays. (on Saturdays?)
…
B: –
9. A: Your dog likes tea. (coffee?)
…
B: –
Remember:
Where do you come from? But Who plays in your team?
4. Make a question from each sentence using the correct question word for
the words in italics.
5. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Remember:
One-word adverbs of frequency usually come before the main verb.
6. Rewrite these sentences, putting the words in italics in the right place.
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10. Complete the description of Omar. Remember to use correct form of the
verb and put the adverb or adverbial phrase in the correct position.
11. Choose a verb from the box and use it with the prompts to make
a sentence.
Positive statements
work go have get up
Example: at 6.30 / my father / usually
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12. Complete the words in Louisa's letter to you. The first letter of each
word is given.
Dear …,
My name i… Louisa and I c… from Manchester. I'm 14 years old and I'm
a student at a secondary school in Moss Side. My mother w… as a receptionist
at a doctor's surgery. My father is a music teacher. He also p… the piano in
a jazz club t… a week, on Fridays and Saturdays. My brother Sean is seventeen.
He d… go to the same school as me. He g… to the local college three days
a w… .
I p… volleyball and tennis. What about you?
D… you like music and the cinema? I like pop music very much but I d…
play a musical instrument. I love romantic films and I h… science-fiction films.
Tom Cruise is my favourite actor.
Please write to me and tell me about yourself.
Best wishes
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Louisa
Card 1
1. Complete the sentences with must, can, may (mustn't, can't, may not),
needn't.
1. The second engineer is responsible for the main engine. He … keep it in good
serviceable order.
1. There is a consultation today, so we ... go home immediately after classes.
2. I ... go to the engine room now. My watch starts in 10 minutes.
3. When … you relax? – Only late in the evening.
4. … he write this test again? – No, he …, there are no many mistakes.
2. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1. When the classes (to be) over we (to go) to the messroom.
2. This cadet (not to attend) classes because he (to be) ill.
3. Why he always (to come) to the lessons so late?
4. My friend (to work) hard at Chemistry because he (to find) it difficult.
5. She never (to go) to the reading room, she (to have) all textbooks at home.
Card 2
1. Complete the sentences with must, can, may (mustn't, can't, may not),
needn't.
1. Each seaman … know English well because it is the International maritime
language.
2. … you go to the doctor's again? – No, I …, I feel much better now.
3. When a ship is in her home port a seaman … go ashore, where he … meet
with his family and friends.
4. Where is cadet Bodrov? – You … find him in the class-room now.
5. If you don't want to make mistakes in your grammar test next time you …
look through the notes in your note book before the lesson.
2. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1. He (not to go) in for sports, he (to like) playing computer games.
2. The sailors (to clean) the holds and the bosun (to give) orders to them.
3. These cadets (not to work) hard at Physics, so they (to have) some problems
with it.
4. Why you (to leave) the University so late?
5. When we (not to understand) some rule, we (to ask) our English teacher to
explain it us once more.
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Card 3
1. Complete the sentences with must, can, may (mustn't, can't, may not),
needn't.
1. Every person in the engine-room … know how to use a fire extinguisher.
2. Our radio officer … repair any radio equipment, because he is a skillful
engineer.
3. In bad weather a navigator … keep watch on the navigating bridge alone.
4. Who … enter the engine-room without the permission of the Chief Engineer?
5. The fourth engineer … replace the third engineer. The third engineer feels
much better now and … take over the watch himself.
2. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
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1. Before the voyage the marine engineers (to check) all machinery on board
a ship and (to make) necessary repairs.
2. According to the instruction each crew member (to perform) his duties
properly.
3. The Chief Mate (not to give) instructions to the members of the engine room
staff.
4. How often the engineers (to overhaul) the engine-room machines and
mechanisms?
5. The watch-keeping engineer (to report) any trouble to the Chief Engineer.