Комунікативна практика. Exercise 1. Personal habits

Exercise 1. Personal habits.

Create a dialogue using the following words:

Where about; How do you do?; so much; mean (meant, meant); introduce; I’d like to introduce...; May I introduce myself?; I’m glad to meet you; Nice to see you again; I didn’t catch your name; What’s the English for...?; What does... mean?; How do you spell...?; correct; nationality; piano; aviation; orange juice; self-confident; shy; married; spare time; as much as possible.

Exercise 2. Work in pairs discussing the following questions.

1) What is your favorite part of the day? Why?

2) What is your least favorite part of the day? Why?

Exercise 3. Collect opinion poll. Ask your class mates:

1) How often do your lie in after waking up?

2) What do you usually have for breakfast?

3) Do you usually get dressed before or after breakfast?

4) How often do you eat between meals?

5) How often do you talk to yourself?

6) How often do you daydream at work or university?

7) How often do you have arguments with other people in your head?

8) Are you usually more awake in the morning or in the evening?

Вправи для самостійної роботи

Exercise 1. Read and translate the text. Find unknown words in your dictionaries.

The history of aviation is a long one-starting in the days of mythology and continuing on into today. As aviation grew from sport to industry, it was initially self-governing and learned primarily through trial and error. As the industry grew, airlines realized that without outside regulation, the industry would become unsafe. Government now controls the designs, manufacturing, and maintenance of the entire industry. Additionally special governmental programs and organizations provide the requirements for the certification of airlines, pilots, mechanics, and other personnel who have direct influence on the safe operation of the aircraft.

In controlling the manufacturing and design aspects of the industry, quality standards have developed to standardize the requirements. Initially, these quality standards came in the form of military standards that were issued by military departments in procuring their equipment. Later, civil manufacturing units took over these same standards as their own. In an effort to standardize quality systems on a global scale, the International Organization for Standardization developed the ISO 9000 series. The international quality standards provide the tool upon which a globally standardized system can be built.

Exercise 2. Translate the previous text in writing.

Exercise 3. Using the question words in brackets put the questions to the underlined words in the sentences. Remember about special word order in questions.

1) The history of aviation started in the days of mythology. (When?)

2) Aviation grew from sport to industry. (How?)

3) It was initially self-governing. (What?)

4) It learned though trial and errors. (How?)

5) Airlines realized that without outside regulation the industry would become unsafe. (What?)

6) Government controls the design, manufacturing and maintenance of the entire aviation industry. (Who?)

7) Special governmental programs and organizations provide the requirements for the certification of airlines, pilots, mechanics and other personnel. (What?)

8) They have direct influence on the safe operation of the aircraft. (Who?)

9) Quality standards have developed to standardize the requirements. (What... to?)

10) These quality standards came in the form of military standards. (What form?)

11) Civil manufacturing units took over these military standards. (What?)

12) The International Organization for Standardization developed ISO 9000 series. (What?)

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