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How many friends? (unit 1.2)
1.
How many friends?Unit 1.2
2.
Exercise 1Page 11
3.
Answer some questions4.
1.Who do you consider
to be your best friend?
5.
Mariya’s my bestfriend
I consider Mariya my best
friend
1.
6.
2. Where and when didyou meet your best
friend?
7.
2. I met my best friend(at school, at university, at
work). My best friend is
my neighbor
8.
3. What do you like aboutyour best friend?
9.
3. My best friend is very(supportive, reliable, kind,
generous, outgoing, nice,
helpful)
10.
4. What do you have incommon with your best
friend?
11.
4. We both like musicWe both like reading
We both like dancing
12.
4. How is your bestfriend different from you?
13.
4. My best friend likesgardening, but I don’t
14.
Exercise 1BPage 11
15.
Listen to Pete answeringthe same questions about
his best friend
16.
Page 166Recording 1.5
17.
Pete’s best friend is RobRob is eighteen years
older than Pete
18.
They met about 3 yearsago.
They were working in the
same school
19.
At first Pete found Robvery eccentric
20.
But Rob is a sincere[sin’siə] and kind [kaind]
person
21.
They share the sameinterests
And they have the same
sense of humor
22.
I find it difficult to believe– мне сложно в это поверить
23.
He’s my best friend whichmany people find difficult
to believe
24.
At first I found Rob to bequite an eccentric
character with lots of
gestures and animations
(кривляний)
25.
Sincere [sin’siə]–искренний
26.
He’s a very sincere[sin’siə] , funny, kind
person
27.
We have the same sort ofsense of humor
28.
Right, let me tell you a littleabout Rob. He’s my best
friend which many people
find hard to believe
29.
Most people don’t have abest friend who’s 18 years
older than them, so I
suppose this is quite an
unusual friendship
30.
We met about 3 years ago.We were working at the
same school and at first I
found Rob to be quite an
eccentric character with lots
of gestures and animations
31.
But he – he also seemed alot younger than he actually
was, which is what I liked
about him
32.
He’s also – he’s verysincere [sin’siə], funny,
kind person as well, which
is also what I like about
him too.
33.
We share the same interestsas well. We like the same
books, we enjoy the same
films and we have the same
sort of sense of humor
34.
The only real differencebetween us is that he – he
loves cricket, but I
absolutely hate it. But we’re
still very good friends
35.
Recording 1.536.
1. Where and when didPete meet Rob?
37.
We met about 3 years ago.We were working at the
same school and at first I
found Rob to be quite an
eccentric character with lots
of gestures and animations
38.
They met 3 years ago.They were working at the
same school
39.
2. What does Pete likeabout Rob?
40.
He’s also – he’s verysincere [sin’siə], funny,
kind person as well, which
is also what I like about
him too.
41.
Rob is a very sincere,funny, kind person
42.
3. What do Pete and Robhave in common?
43.
We share the same interestsas well. We like the same
books, we enjoy the same
films and we have the same
sort of sense of humor
44.
They share the sameinterests. They like the
same books and the same
films. And they have the
same sort of sense of
humor
45.
4. How is Pete diferentfrom Rob?
46.
The only real differencebetween us is that he – he
loves cricket, but I
absolutely hate it. But we’re
still very good friends
47.
Rob loves cricket, but Peteabsolutely hates it
48.
Exercise 2Page 11
49.
Personality(in the box)
50.
Dependable [di’pendəbl]Reliable [ri’laiəbl]
(Надёжный)
51.
Encouraging [in’kʌridʒiŋ]Supportive [sə’po:tiv]
(Подбадривающий,
поддерживающий)
52.
Generous [dʒenərəs](Щедрый)
53.
Jealous [dʒeləs](Ревнивый, завистливый)
54.
Kind-hearted [kaindha:tid]
(Добрый, сердечный)
55.
Mean [mi:n](Злобный, жадный)
56.
Pleasant [plezənt](Приятный)
57.
Selfish(Эгоистичный)
58.
Sulky [sʌlki]Moody
(в плохом настроении,угрюмый)
59.
Upbeat(Жизнерадостный,
оптимистичный))
60.
Complete the definitionswith the adjectives from
the box
61.
1. A … person is friendlyand well-behaved
62.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
63.
1. A pleasant person isfriendly and well-behaved
64.
2. A …. person caresabout you and wants to
help
65.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
66.
2. A kind-hearted personcares about you and wants
to help
67.
3. … people always dowhat you need them to do
68.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
69.
3. Dependable peoplealways do what you need
them to do
70.
4. ….people’re unhappy ifyou have something
they’d like themselves
71.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
72.
4. Jealous people’reunhappy if you have
something they’d like
themselves
73.
5. A …. person happilygives you whatever you
need
74.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
75.
5. A generous personhappily gives you
whatever you need
76.
6. An ….. person has apositive, optimistic
attitude
77.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
78.
6. An upbeat person has apositive, optimistic
attitude
79.
7. An … person tries togive you the confidence to
succeed
80.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
81.
7. An encouraging persontries to give you the
confidence to succeed
82.
8. A … person is angryand unhappy for long
periods
83.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
84.
8. A sulky person is angryand unhappy for long
periods
85.
9. …. people think ofthemselves first
86.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
87.
9. Selfish people think ofthemselves first
88.
10. A… person doesn’tlike giving anything away
89.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
90.
10. A mean persondoesn’t like giving
anything away
91.
Choose three adjectives inexercise 2 which you think
are most important in a
good friend
92.
A good friend shouldbe………
93.
DependableMean
Encouraging
Pleasant
Generous
Selfish
Jealous
Sulky
Kind-hearted
Upbeat
94.
Exercise 3Page 11
95.
96.
Exercise 4Page 11
97.
How to start aconversation with a
stranger
98.
A. At a bus stop99.
Cold today, isn’t it?100.
Excuse me, could you tellme the time?
101.
B. On a public transport102.
Excuse me, is anyonesitting here?
103.
Is it always this crowded?104.
C. At a party105.
So how do you know Jason(the host)?
106.
Have you tried thechicken? It’s delicious
107.
Respond to eachconversation starter in the
box
108.
Page 6Exercise 1 (Workbook)
109.
Choose the right adjective110.
1. She’s really kind –hearted/sulky, she’ll do
anything to help anyone
111.
1. She’s really kind –hearted, she’ll do
anything to help anyone
112.
2. Once when I was a childmy twin brother got better
birthday presents than me. I
was so dependable/jealous!
113.
2. Once when I was a childmy twin brother got better
birthday presents than me. I
was so jealous!
114.
3. My piano teacher isvery encouraging/mean.
She tells me I will be really
good if I practice
115.
3. My piano teacher isvery encouraging. She tells
me I will be really good if I
practice
116.
4. He’s a veryupbeat/generous person
and is always in a good
mood
117.
4. He’s a very upbeatperson and is always in a
good mood
118.
5. After we had thatargument she became
really encouraging/sulky
and didn’t speak to me
119.
5. After we had thatargument she became
really sulky and didn’t
speak to me
120.
6. She said she forgot mybirthday, but I think she’s
just too kind-hearted/
mean to buy a present!
121.
6. She said she forgot mybirthday, but I think she’s
just too mean to buy a
present!
122.
7. We’re looking for ahard-working,
dependable/selfish person
to join our team of nurses
123.
7. We’re looking for ahard-working, dependable
person to join our team of
nurses
124.
8. My work colleague isvery pleasant/jealous and
always fun to be around
125.
8. My work colleague isvery pleasant and always
fun to be around
126.
Exercise 5APage 12
127.
1. People who have morefriends usually earn more
money
128.
2. Most people have about150 friends
129.
3. The average [æviridʒ]number of online friends
on Facebook is 700
130.
4. Most people only haveone or two close friends
131.
Exercise 5BPage 12
132.
Read the article andcheck your answers
133.
A close [klous] friend близкий друг134.
An inner group - ближнийкруг
135.
Not so close [klous] friend- не такой близкий друг
136.
An acquaintance[ə’kweintəns] - знакомый
137.
Study [stʌdi] исследованиеName - называть
138.
An American study[stʌdi]asked 18-year olds to
name their 3 best friends
139.
Since [sins] – так какThe same – одинаковый (один
и тот же)
Several times – несколько
раз
140.
Since it was the samegroup some young people
were named several times
by different people
141.
Turned out – оказалосьMost often- наиболее часто
Ended earning –оказалось,
что зарабатывают
142.
Years later it turned outthat those who were
named most often ended
earning more money
143.
Earn – зарабатыватьSocial skills – социальные
навыки
Do better – показывать
лучшие результаты
144.
The more friends youhave the more money you
earn. Because people with
better social skills do
better in the work place
145.
added – добавилSalary [sæləri] – зарплата
146.
Each new friend added2% to the salary.
147.
Close [klous] – близкий148.
We all have about 150friends, but only 5 of those
are really close friends
149.
Inner group [gru:p]–ближний круг
Acquaintances
[ə’kweintənsiz] - знакомые
150.
About another 10 are partof an inner group. 35 are
not so close friends. The
rest are just acquaintances
[ə’kweintənsiz]
151.
Social networking sites –социальные сети
user [u:zəz] - пользователи
152.
Have social networkingsites changed this?
Facebook has more than
300 million active users
153.
The average [ævəridʒ]number – среднее число
154.
The average number ofFacebook friends is 130.
155.
Research [ævəridʒ] –исследование
Indicate [indi’keit] –
показывать
While [wail] – в то время,
как
156.
But the research indicatesthat while some people have
more than 150 friends, the
number of close friends
remains the same – about 5
157.
Before you readparagraph 1
158.
Wealth – богатствоматериальное
159.
Riches – все виды богатства160.
Research – исследованиеResearcher - исследователь
161.
Read paragraph 1162.
People often say that whilemoney may bring wealth,
friends bring riches. New
research, however, shows
that friends may bring both
kinds of riches
163.
An American study asked18-year-olds to list their 3
best friends. Years later, it
was discovered that those
named most often tended to
be earning the most.
164.
In fact, every extra friendadded 2% to their salary.
The researchers believe that
this is because people with
better social skills do better
in the workplace.
165.
So, the more friends thebetter!
166.
Tell me if sentence 1 inexercise 5A is true
167.
1. People who have morefriends usually earn more
money
168. Every extra friend added 2 percent to their salary
169.
1. People who have morefriends usually earn more
money
170.
Before you readparagraph 2
171.
A close [klous] friend близкий друг172.
An inner group - ближнийкруг
173.
Not so close [klous] friend- не такой близкий друг
174.
An acquaintance[ə’kweintəns] - знакомый
175.
Read paragraph 2176.
One theory says that we allhave about 150 friends. This
may sound like a lot, but
only about 5 of those are
really close friends, the kind
you can ring at 4 a.m.
177.
About another 10 are partof an inner group, and these
can include family
members. Then there’re
about 35 not so close friends
178.
And the other 100 are reallyjust acquaintances. Susie, a
market researcher, agrees: “I
have loads of friends, but I
am studying as well as
working at the moment
179.
So, I only see a few friendsonce a week or so”.
180.
Tell me if sentence 2 inexercise 5A is true
181.
2. Most people have about150 friends
182. One theory states that we all have about 150 friends…Only about five of those are really close friends
183.
2. We have 5 close friends.Ten are part of an inner
group. Then there’re about
35 not so close friends
184.
Before you readparagraph 3
185.
Social networking sites186.
Generation - поколение187.
Indicate – показывать,указывать
188.
Read paragraph 3189.
Have social networking siteschanged this? Facebook, one
of the most popular social
networking sites, has more
than 300 million active users
worldwide, all making new
friends online
190.
The average number ofFacebook friends is 130, but
many people have hundreds
or even thousand of online
friends
191.
Paolo, a graphic designer,thinks he’s fairly typical of
his generation. “I have more
than 700 Facebook friends,
many of them from other
countries.
192.
It’s as easy nowadays tohave a friends on the other
side of the world as one
round the corner.
193.
It appears that whatevertechnology may make
possible, human being can
only manage a small
number of “true” friends
194.
However, research indicatesthat while some people may
have more than 150 friends,
the number of close friends
remains exactly the same –
about 5
195.
Tell me if sentences 3 and4 in exercise 5A are true
196.
3. The average number ofonline friends on
Facebook is 700
197. The average number of online friends on Facebook is a 130
198.
3. The average number ofonline friends on
Facebook is 130
199.
4. Most people only haveone or two close friends
200. The number of close friends remains exactly the same – about five
201.
4. Most people only have 5close friends
202.
Exercise 6Page 12
203.
Answer the questions204.
According to theAmerican study, how
much was each friend
worth?
1.
205. Every extra friend added 2 percent to their salary
206.
2 percent of the salary207.
2. Why did researchersbelieve that more popular
children earned more as
adults?
208. This is because people with better social skills do better in the workplace
209.
More popular children hadbetter social skills. People
with better social skills do
better in the workplace
210.
3. How many of the 150friends mentioned are
really acquaintances?
211. The other hundred are really just acquaintances
212.
A hundred213.
4. How many people useFacebook worldwide?
214. Facebook has more than 300 million active users worldwide
215.
300 million216.
5. Does the technologyhave any effect on how
many close friends we
have?
217. Whatever technology may make possible, human being can manage only a small number of true friends
218.
Technology has no effecton how many close friends
people have
219.
Exercise 7Page 13
220.
Read the comments froma website, discuss which
opinions do you agree or
disagree with
221.
I would never accept anonline friend who I didn’t
already know. How can you
be friends with someone
you’ve never met?
222.
Do you agree or disagreewith the comment?
(I agree/ I disagree)
223.
I am reading this at work –it’s my lunch break- and I
wanted to comment about the
fact that most companies
won’t let you go on Facebook
224.
while you’re at work, even inyour own time. I don’t think
it’s fair because this is the
main way I communicate
with my friends
225.
Do you agree or disagreewith the comment?
(I agree/ I disagree)
226.
I think people who havehundreds of friends online
must just be really selfobsessed and looking for
attention
227.
Do you agree or disagreewith the comment?
(I agree/ I disagree)
228.
Exercise 9Page 13
229.
Present Simple andPresent Continuous
230.
Present Simple231.
A.We use Present Simpleto describe habits,
routines
232.
I see them once a week233.
B. We use Present Simpleto describe things that are
always true
234.
People with better socialskills do better in the
workplace
235.
C. We use Present Simpleto describe a state
236.
I have more than 700Facebook friends
237.
Present Continuous238.
D. We use PresentContinuous to describe
things that are happening
now at this moment
239.
I am reading this at work240.
E. We use PresentContinuous to describe
temporary situations that
are happening around
now
241.
I am studying as well asworking
242. Page 19
243. State verbs
244. Believe
245. Have (в значении иметь, обладать)
246. Like
247. Need
248. Think (в значении считать)
249. Understand
250. Want
251.
believethink/know
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
252.
Exercise 10Page 13
253.
Put the verbs in bracketsinto the correct form
254.
1. (you read) this book?Can I see it?
255.
1. Are you reading thisbook? Can I see it?
256.
2. Sasha (not work) onTuesdays. So she’s at
home now
257.
2. Sasha doesn’t work onTuesdays, so she’s at
home now
258.
3. I am so tired, I (need) aholiday!
259.
believethink
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
260.
3. I am so tired, I need aholiday!
261.
4. That looks hard. (youwant) any help?
262.
believethink
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
263.
4. That looks hard. Doyou want any help?
264.
5. I am afraid we (nothave) any tea because I
always drink coffee
265.
believethink
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
266.
5. I am afraid we don’thave any tea because I
always drink coffee
267.
6. Where (you live)at themoment?
268.
6. Where are you living atthe moment?
269.
7. (you understand) thiscomputer manual?
270.
believethink
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
271.
7. Do you understand thiscomputer manual?
272.
8. You look very happy!Who (you think) about?
273.
8. You look very happy!Who are you thinking
about?
274.
9. I (not want) to leavetoo late because I (hate)
driving in the dark
275.
believethink
have
understand
like
want
need
like
love
hate
276.
9. I don’t want to leave toolate because I hate driving
in the dark
277.
10. What horribleweather! I (stay) inside
until the rain stops
278.
10. What horribleweather! I am staying
inside until the rain stops
279.
Exercise 11Page 13
280. 1. What/you/do? (job)
281.
1. What do you do?282. 2. What/you/do at work at the moment?
283.
2. What are you doing atwork at the moment?
284. 3. How often/you/ go out with friends?
285.
3. How often do you goout with friends?
286. 4. What/you/ like/ do?
287.
4. What do you likedoing?
288. 5. What films/ you like/ watch?
289.
5. What films do you likewatching?
290. 6. What/ you/ usually/ do/ at the weekends?
291.
6. What do you usually doat the weekends?
292. 7. You/read/ a good book/ at the moment?
293.
7. Are you reading a goodbook at the moment?
294. 8. You/play (or watch)/ any sports/ these days?
295.
8. Are you playing orwatching any sports these
days?
296. 9. Why/ you/ study/ English/ this year?
297.
9. Why are you studyingEnglish this year?
298. 10. You/do/ any other courses/ at the moment?
299.
10. Are you doing anyother courses at the
moment?
300.
Exercise 12Page 13
301.
Ask your partner thequestions in exercise 11
302.
We use Present Simplewith:
303.
A. Habits, routines304.
I see my friends once aweek
305.
B. Things that are alwaystrue
306.
People with better socialskills do better in the
workplace
307.
C. With state verbs308.
I have more than 700Facebook friends
309.
We use PresentContinuous:
310.
For things that arehappening now
311.
I am reading this rightnow
312.
Temporary situations thatare happening around now
313.
I am studying as well asworking
314.
Future plans315.
I am going to Greece nextmonth
316.
Be interested inTalk about
Worry about
Be keen on
Be good at
Be fluent in
Spend money on
317.
Answer the questionsYes, I am / No, I am not
Yes, I do/ No, I don’t
318.
1. Are you interested inliterature?
319.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
320.
2. Do you talk aboutpolitics with your friends?
321.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
322.
3. Do you worry about theclimate change?
323.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
324.
4. Are you keen onclassical music?
325.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
326.
5. Are you good atsinging?
327.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
328.
6. Are you fluent inGerman?
329.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t
330.
7. Do you spend muchmoney on clothes?
331.
Yes, I am / No, I am notYes, I do/ No, I don’t