Учебно-методический комплекс по дисциплине «Практический курс иностранного языка» (для заочного отделения) (стр. 2 )

№	Наименование разделов и тем	Всего часов	В том числе аудиторных	СРС
			всего	К\р	практ.
установочная сессия
1	Структура предложения и элементарное согласование	9			3	6
2	Существительное	9			3	6
3	Местоимение	8			2	6
4	Числительное и другие слова количества	10			4	6
5	Повторение и итоговый контроль	6			2	4
Итого:	42			14	28
зимняя сессия
1	Комплексное повторение	12			2	10
2	Прилагательное и наречие	23			3	20
3	Артикль	21			1	20
4	Предлог	22			2	20
5	Модальные глаголы (элементарные сведения)	22			2	20
6	Повторение и итоговый контроль	12			2	10
Итого:	112			12	100
летняя сессия
1	Видо-временные формы глагола	11			1	10
А)	Неопределенные или простые (past, present, future)	27			2	25
Б)	Длительные (past, present, future)	27			2	25
В)	Перфектные формы английских глаголов (past, present, future), перфектные длительные формы	28			3	25
	Комплексное повторение	19			4	15
	Итоговый контроль	2			2
Итого:	114			14	100
Итого за год:	268			40	228

Рекомендуемая литература

Практика речи и практическая фонетика.

1.  Практический курс английского языка I курс: Уч. для пед. ин-ов по спец. «Иностр. яз.»/Под ред. .- 3-е изд., испр.- М.: Высш. шк.1985.-256с.

2.  Фонетика английского языка. Нормативный курс: Учебник для ин-тов и фак-тов иностранного языка/ и др.-2-е изд., перераб.-М.:Высш. школа, 1980.-256с.

3.  Baker Ann. Tree or Three? /A. Barker.-Cambridge University Press? 1996.-121p.

4.  , , Fresher’s English. Meet Clarice Finch :Практич. курс англ. яз. Пособие для ст-ов 1 курса.- Изд. 5, стереотип.- Воронеж: Истоки, 2004.-218с.

5.  Mortimer C. Stress Time/ C. Mortimer.-Cambridge.

Примерный список книг для дополнительного чтения:

1)  Dickens Ch. Oliver Twist/ Ch. Dickens.-M., 1981.

2)  Christie A. The Labours of Hercule/ A. Christie.- 2 изд.,доп.-М.: Высш. шк.,1991.-96с.

3)  Hailey A. Airport/ A. Hailey.-Longman,1997.-106p.

4)  D. du Maurier. Rebecca/ D. du Maurier.- Longman, 1997.-106p.

5)  McCullough C. The Thorn Birds/ C. McCullough.-Penguin Books,-1995.-88p.

6)  Stories for Discussion. Part 1.-1995.

7)  Stories for Discussion. Part 2.-1995.

8)  Travers P. Mary Poppins/ P. Travers.-Л.: «Просвещение»,1979.-135с.

9)  Maг. Сборник фантастических рассказов/ Сост., обраб. текста, коммент. .- М.: Высш. шк., 1990.-78с.

Иностранный язык.

1.  , , Freshers’ Grammer. Drill for Skill. Пособие по английской морфологии для студентов I курса отделения английского языка.- Воронеж: ВГПУ,2004.-20с.

2.  , , Ходакова слов и их использование в предложении. Грамматический минимум по английской морфологии: Учебно-методическое пособие для студентов, обучающихся по специальности 033200-«Иностранный язык»-Воронеж:ВГПУ,2002.-66с.

3.  Лич Дж. Коммуникативная грамматика английского языка: Пособие для учителя.- М.:Просвещение,1983.-304с.

4.  Практический курс английского языка для I курса/ Под ред. .- М.:Владос,199с.

5.  R. Murphy English Grammar In Use. – Cambridge University Press, 1994. – 350p.

6.  J. Dooley, V. Evans Grammarway 4. – Express Publishing, 1999. – 224p.

Примерные экзаменационные ситуации

1. Children are expected to help around the house.

2. I think I know how to bring this room to life. It looks far from being inviting.

3. That’s exactly the house I’d like to live in.

4. Tomorrow is my birthday. I’m going...

5. I’m going to see to lots of jobs next weekend

6. What I like most about my friend (sister, father, etc.) is...

7. Does and don’ts in my family.

8. An ideal family as I see it.

9. Can a single person bee happy? My view is...

10. Tolerance is very important in family life, isn’t it

11. Intellectual women always stay single...

12. Teaching is an exiting profession. (there is nothing like teaching)

13. My ambition is...

14. I’m not very particular about food.

15. I can give you a recipe of tasty salad.

16. It’s (not) a good thing to keep a diet.

17. I never (often) borrow money.

18. Family vegetable gardens are very popular nowadays.

19. I’d /never/ marry a businessman.

20. I made up my mind to become a teacher when I was a school girl.

21. We’ve just had the flat done up.

22. I can give you a hand in arranging the furniture.

23. My cousin is a naughty boy.

24. I wouldn’t like to be a queen.

25. Have a look at this old photo. This is...

26. I don’t like living in hall.

27. I’m sitting in Simpson’s looking at the menu.

28. I’m always pressed for time.

29. My supper is not substantial.

Примерный экзаменационный текст

The Three Fat Women of Antibes

One was called Mrs. Richman and she was a widow. The second was called Mrs. Sutcliffe; she was American and she had divorced two husbands. The third was called Miss Hickson and she was a spinster.

They were great friends, Miss Hickson, Mrs. Richman and Arrow Sutcliffe. It was their fat that had brought them together and bridge that had cemented their alliance. They would have been independent of anyone else if they had not needed a fourth at bridge. It was for this reason that Frank invited Lena Finch to come and stay with them at Antibes. They were spending some weeks there on Frank’s suggestion. She propped then that they should take a house at Antibes, where they could get plenty of exercise – everyone knew that nothing slimmed you like swimming. With a cook of their own they could at least avoid things that were obviously fattening. The plan worked very well.

But the fourth at bridge continued to be the great difficulty. One morning when they were sitting in pyjamas on the terrace, drinking their tea (without milk or sugar), Frank looked up from the letters.

“Lena Finch is coming down to the Riviera,” she said. “What about asking her to come here for a fortnight?”

“Does she play bridge?” asked Beatrice.

“You bet your life she does,” boomed Frank in her deep voice. “And a damn good game too. We should be absolutely independent of outsiders.”

It was settled. And three days later Lena Finch arrived. Frank met her at the station. She was in deep mourning for the recent death of her husband. Lena was not, however, unduly depressed. Frank introduced the stranger to her two friends and they sat down in what was known as the Monkey House. It was crowded with chattering people, who were seated at the tables having drinks. The conversation was gay and easy, and presently they strolled back to the villa for luncheon.