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Personal identification

Relations by birth Кровные родственные связи

Relations by marriage Родственные связи по браку

Age Возраст

Religion [rilid n] Вероисповедание

Death Смерть

Exercises

What Is In a Name?

Student information

Free of charge - application may be copied

Appearance

I.V.Kritskaya

It’s fun to watch myself in a mirror. A mirror shows me what I look like. A mirror helps me learn about myself. It’s fun to play in front of a mirror. I can make up a poem about that.

Character

Love is a fallacy By Max Shulman

Vitebsk state university

V.Ye.Khorovets Part I From the history of the University

My University

I study at the University (where?…) - Where do you study?

The Students’ Life and Studies

At the department stores part I

Introductory text

The Big Stores of London

The most famous britain’s department stores

Selfridges The original department store

Part II

In the department store

Some Useful Information and Helpful Words and

Part III Money

Interaction Shopping

Follow up

Are you being served? a) Ladies’ shoes

Topics for Oral Compositions

Shopping (food) n.N.Krasovskaya Supermarket

Some Food Shops (Stores)

Quantities and Package (Количество и упаковка)

Some Useful Expressions

Idiomatic Expressions

Some additional words and expressions

Ex. 6.Name 5-10 products you might buy at …

Shopping (At the Supermarket)

Words and expressions

If I need …, I go to the … .

At the Supermarket

At the Restaurant

Words and expressions

In the Coffee Bar

Topical Vocabulary

Exercises The following words are often confused

By George Burns

Maladies of the 21st Century

Here are nine of the most common warning symptoms of stress. First decide if you have ever experienced the symptom. Then try to remember when and why, and make notes.

Now report to the class like this:

Coping with moods Depression

Make sentences like this:

Look at the list of jobs and arrange it from the most to the least stressful

B) Now work in pairs and compare your ideas with those of your partner’s

Your Place in the Stress League

What do you think?

Cfs. Tired All the Time

How does the illness usually start?

Is cfs contagious?

Tired All the Time: cfs

Conversation practice

Complete the dialogues:

Translate into English

The republic of belarus

Слова и словосочетания к тексту «The Republic of Belarus»

The Republic of Belarus

Vocabulary Exercises

Belorussian National Culture

Belarus

Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Efrosinya Polotskaya

Vocabulary

Vitebsk is an Ancient Town

I am afraid you are mistaken.

I am sorry but I disagree with you.

I think you are right. .

Part II

Architectural monuments and Museums of Vitebsk

Part III Obligatory list of words:

Vitebsk as a Cultural Centre

Дом, открытый для всех

Part IV Obligatory list of words:

Vitebsk as a Centre of Industry and Education

Higher education

In great britain and in our country

Obligatory list of words: Ex.1.Read the words correctly, practise your sounds. Learn the words.

Higher Education. Universities.

British Universities

III. Making the summary System of Education in Great Britain.

V.A.Boiko Obligatory list of words:

School Education in Belarus

Sanctions

A) between two teachers

B) between a teacher and a parent

C) between the classmates

My future profession

Lawyer - юрист

A model teacher

Now do some exersises

Pupils as they are Ex. 12. Read the following list of words and divide them into 2 groups (positive

Ex. 18. Read the story and say what you think of this teacher. While translating use a dictionary if necessary. Flowers are red by Harry Chapin

Ex. 19. Read the following sayings about teacher’s profession and choose those you like best. Give your reasons. Teacher

Family matters

Ex. 3.Choose and say what you want your pal to do and what you don’t want

The Scholarship from “Green Years” by a.J. Cronin

Dating Customs

Will You Go out with Me?

Engagements, weddings, births and funerals getting engaged

Divorces rise and fewer get married

R Yes. First my family spoke to him, and then they called me in, and we talked for four, four or five minutes. My father decided immediately.

I Now you have two sons, don’t you, one twenty-one and one fifteen. Are you going to arrange their marriages?

Ex. 11.A) Read the text about different types of families and think of advantages

Nuclear Family, Extended Family

Relative Values

My Father

Is there a generation gap in your/your friend’s family? What are the reasons of conflicts? ecological problems

Ex. 5.Read and translate the following words of the same root. Determine the part of speech they belong to. Memorize them:

Ecological Problems

The Greenhouse Effect

The Destruction of the Ozone Layer

Acid Rain

Deforestation

The forest resources of the countries in the Baltic Region

Endangered Species

The Energy Trap

Measures to Be Taken

What You Can Do to Help!

The European Environment Agency (eea)

Оглавление

Ex. 24. Act out your conversation.

H E A L T H

Ye.V.Sorotokina


Topical Vocabulary

Health centres

hospital

больница

surgery

[`s :d ri]

хирургия

polyclinic

[`pli`klinik]

поликлиника

ambulance

[`æmbjulns]

автомобиль (карета) скорой помощи

emergency

[`im:d nsi]

реанимация

chemist’s

[`kemists]

аптека

drug-store

[drgst:]

аптека

maternity home

[m`t:niti]

родильный дом

nursing centre

[`n:siη]

частная лечебница

Indisposition Недомогание

disease

[di`zi:z]

болезнь

illness

[`ilnis]

нездоровье, болезнь

sickness

[`siknis]

болезнь

injury

[`ind ri]

рана, ушиб

malady

[`mældi]

болезнь

ailment

[eilmnt]

недомогание

to be in poor /no/ critical condition

быть в плохом состоянии

to be weakened/indisposed

[`wi:knd]

[`indis`pouzd]

быть ослабленным

быть нездоровым, недомогать

Organs of body

lung

[lη]

легкое

heart

[ha:t]

сердце

liver

[`liv]

печень

kidney

[`kidni]

почка

stomach

[`stmk]

желудок

belly

[`beli]

живот

back

[bæk]

спина

backbone

[`bækboun]

позвоночник

knee

[ni:]

колено

brain

[brein]

мозг

Medicines [`medsins]

drug

[drg]

лекарство, медикамент

remedy

[`remidi]

лекарство

pill

[pil]

пилюля

capsule

[kæpsju:l]

капсула

tablet

[tæblit]

таблетка

powder

[`paud]

порошок

mixture

[`mikst]

микстура

drops

[drps]

капли

pain killer

[`pein`kil]

болеутоляющее средство

medical herb

[h:b]

лечебная трава

tranquilizer

[`trækwilaiz]

успокаивающее средство

Medical appliances [`plainsiz] приборы

bandage

[`bændid ]

бинт

syringe

[`sirind ]

шприц

thermometer

[`mmit]

градусник

plaster

[pla:st]

пластырь

Symptoms [`simptomz]

pain

[pein]

боль

chest pain

боль в грудной клетке

ache

[eik]

боль

stomach ache

боли в желудке

head ache

головные боли

belly ache

боли в животе

ear ache

боли в ухе

temperature

[`temprit]

температура

fever

[`fiv]

жар, лихорадка

inflammation

[,infl`mein]

воспаление

sore eyes

[s:]

воспаленные глаза

sore throat

[`rout]

больное горло

sore back

боли в спине

insomnia

[in`smni]

бессонница

bleeding

кровотечение

cough

[kf]

кашель

sneezing

[`sni:zi]

чихание

running nose

насморк

vomit

[`vmit]

рвота

diarrhea

[,dai`ri]

понос

dizziness

[`dizinis]

головокружение

giddiness

[`gidinis]

головокружение

sleepiness

[`slipinis]

сонливость

fatigue

[f`ti:g]

усталость, переутомление

rash

сыпь

Complaints Жалобы

giddy

to feel dizzy faint

[feint]

головокруж.

чувствовать головокруж.

обморок

to fall ill

заболевать

to suffer from

[`sf]

страдать от

to complain of/about

[km`plein]

жаловаться на

to have pain in

чувствовать боль в

to catch cold

простудиться

to have a heart attack

иметь сердечный приступ

to have a running/stuffed-up nose

[`stftp]

иметь заложенный нос

to have a nervous break down

[`n:vs `breikdawn]

находиться в состоянии нервного срыва

to be depressed/tired

[taid]

быть подавленным/уставшим

to lose appetite

[`æpitait]

потерять аппетит

to have a chill

[til]

простудиться

Diseases

flu/influenza

[,influ`enz]

грипп

quinsy

[`kwinzi]

ангина

grippe

[grip]

грипп

bronchitis

[br`kaitis]

бронхит

food poisoning

[`pizni]

пищевое отравление

indigestion

[,indi`d stn]

несварение (нарушение пищеварения)

ear infection

ушная инфекция

blood pressure (BP)

[bld `pre]

кровеносное давление

sun-stroke

[`sn`strouk]

солнечный удар

cancer

[`kæns]

рак

Doctor’s activity

to test/take blood pressure

измерять кровеносное давление

to examine/feel the pulse

[pls]

прощупать пульс

to sound the heart/lungs

прослушать сердце/легкие

to make an injection

сделать укол (инъекцию)

to write a prescription/ to prescribe

выписывать рецепт

to do x-ray

делать рентген

to do blood test

делать анализ крови

Medical specialists

general practitioner (GP)

[præk`tin]

терапевт

surgeon

[`sd n]

хирург

pediatrician

[pi:di`trin]

педиатр

physio therapist

[fizi`erpist]

физиотерапевт

psychiatrist

[sai`kaitrist]

психиатр

dentist

стоматолог

nurse

[n:s]

медсестра

neurologist

[nju`rld ist]

невропатолог

ophthalmologist

[fæl`mld ist]

офтальмолог

pharmacist

[`fa:msist]

фармацевт

Other medical terminology

in-patient

[in`peint]

стационарный больной

out-patient

[aut`peint]

амбулаторный больной

check-up

обследование

sick note/sick list

больничный лист

sick-leave

отпуск по болезни

to treat

[tri:t]

лечить

to cure

[kju]

вылечивать

to recover

[ri`kv]

выздоравливать



Exercises The following words are often confused

Verb

Noun

Adjective

to hurt

-

-

to ache

an ache

-

to injure

an injury

injured

-

a pain

painful

to wound [wu:nd]

a wound

wounded

People are wounded in wars or in a fight, and injured in an accident. Both are more serious that hurt.

Ache as a noun is mainly found in the following compounds: backache, earache, headache, stomachache, toothache. For other parts of the body we say a pain in my elbow, etc.

An ache is dull and continuous; a pain can be more extreme and more sudden.

When ache and hurt are used as verbs, it is more common to find them in the Present Simple that the Present Continuous to describe pain now: My leg hurts.

Ex. 1. Fill each gap with one of the words from the chart in the correct form.

1. The France football captain has … his ankle, and won’t be playing in next week’s international against Argentina. 2. The soldier had a bullet (пуля) … in his thigh ([ai] бедро). I have a terrible … in my chest. 4. When I cough, it really … . 5. Two people died and ten were … in a train crash yesterday. 6. I played tennis for the first time this year yesterday. Today my whole body … . 7. Two football fans were seriously … in a knife attack by rival fans earlier today. 8. Please don’t touch my ankle. It’s too … to move. 9. Doctor: I want to feel your bones. If it … , tell me and I’ll stop.

Ex. 2. Translate the sentences paying attention to the use of synonyms.

to treat – лечить (процесс)

to cure – вылечить (результат)

to recover - выздоравливать

1. The doctors treated the patients attentively. They treated her for cancer. She was treated with antibiotics. 2. His cough is completely cured. It’s difficult to cure the patient, the disease is incurable. 3. You’ll recover from your illness soon, if you follow the doctor’s advice. He recovered his health after having a long rest in the Crimea.

Ex. 3.Match the words in the box with their definitions. Use a dictionary if necessary.

disease ailment malady sickness illness

  1. the state or condition of being sick, whether in body or mind:

  2. the state of being sick /ill health /inclination to vomit /stomach distress;

  3. a particular kind of illness with special symptoms and name;

  4. disease /physical disorder;

  5. disease /illness (also social, spiritual).


Ex. 4. Choose between “illness” and “disease”.

1. What did he die of? Did he suffer from any chronic … or complications after a serious …? 2. The … was catching and the doctor said he would put me on the sick-leave. 3. The grippe, scarlet fever and measles are catching … . 4. His … prevented him from going to the University.

Ex. 5.Supply the missing word from the box:

1. One can ___ drugs. 2. One can ___ a prescription. 3. One can ___ a headache. 4. One can ___ feverish /sick. 5. One can ___ one’s hand. 6. One can ___ an injection. 7. One can ___ of poor health. 8. One can ___ ill. 9. One can ___ from the illness. 10. One can ___ some infection. 11. One can ___ the ambulance. 12. One can ___ a doctor.

take, have, feel, write, cut, be, fall, injure, prescribe, recover, send for, pick up, call

Ex. 6.Match the name of the doctor with the area in which he specializes.

1) a pediatrician

a) a doctor who treats animals only

2) a neurologist

b) a doctor who treats the intire family and who doesn’t specialize in only one area

3) a dentist

c) a doctor who treats people suffering from mental illness

4) a veterinarian (a vet)

d) a doctor whose job is to perform operations

5) a general practitioner

e) a doctor who treats eye problems

6) a surgeon

f) a person who is qualified to prepare and sell medicines

7) an ophthalmologist

g) a doctor who treats children only

8) a psychiatrist

h) a doctor who treats problems related to the nerves.

9) a plastic surgeon

i) a doctor who cares for teeth

10) a pharmacist

j) a doctor who performs cosmetic surgery

Ex. 7. Find the proper answer to the following questions.

  1. Which of these things has nothing to do with illness or disease?

a) heart trouble b) high BP c) a heart attack d) a broken heart

  1. How many of these things can you catch?

a) a ball b) a bus c) a toothache d) a cold e) a headache f) your death of cold

  1. When people are homesick, they

a) have to stay at home because of illness b) don’t want to stay at home any more c) are unhappy because of wanting to go back home

  1. Only two of these things bleed. Which?

a) a blister b) a cut c) a wound d) a pain