Welcome to Universiade-2013 Программа элективного курса по английскому языку для подготовки волонтеров (стр. 9 )

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Are you all right? С тобой все в порядке?

What’s the matter? Что случилось?

What’s up? Что произошло?

Is something wrong? Что-то не так?

It’s nothing serious.  Ничего серьезного.

It’s going to be all right. Все будет хорошо

What’s the matter? В чем дело?

Are you feeling unwell? Вы себя неважно чувствуете?

Don’t worry. Не беспокойся.

Let me help you. Позволь помочь тебе

Listening

1). Listen to the dialogue Making a Doctor’s Appointment and say what is the matter with Caller 2.

Caller 1: Dr. Peterson's office. How may I help you?
Caller 2: I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor.

Caller 1: Certainly, are you ill at the moment?
Caller 2: Yes, I'm not feeling very well.

Caller 1: Do you have a fever, or any other symptoms?
Caller 2: Yes, I have a slight fever and aches and pains.

Caller 1: OK, Dr. Peterson can see you tomorrow. Can you come in the morning?
Caller 2: Yes, tomorrow morning is fine.

Caller 1: How about 10 o'clock?
Caller 2: Yes, 10 o'clock is fine.

Caller 1: May have your name?
Caller 2: Yes, it's David Lain.

Caller 1: Yes, here you are. OK, I've scheduled for ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
Caller 2: Thank you.

Caller 1: Drink plenty of warm fluids and get a good night's sleep!
Caller 2: Thank you. I'll do my best. Goodbye.

Caller 1: Goodbye.

2). Listen once more and complete the conversation for Caller 2 (on the sheet):

Caller 1: Dr. Peterson's office. How may I help you?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: Certainly, are you ill at the moment?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: Do you have a fever, or any other symptoms?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: OK, Dr. Peterson can see you tomorrow. Can you come in the morning?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: How about 10 o'clock?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: May have your name?
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: Yes, here you are. OK, I've scheduled for ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: Drink plenty of warm fluids and get a good night's sleep!
Caller 2: _____

Caller 1: Goodbye.

3). Listen again and complete the conversation for Caller 1(on the sheet):

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Yes, I'm not feeling very well.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Yes, I have a slight fever and aches and pains.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Yes, tomorrow morning is fine.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Yes, 10 o'clock is fine.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Yes, it's David Lain.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Thank you.

Caller 1: _____
Caller 2: Thank you. I'll do my best. Goodbye.

Caller 1: _____

III. Speaking.

1). Continue the paragraph.
Kazan is considered to be one of the safest cities in the world, and proved it not once. During the celebration of the 1000 anniversary more than 30 thousand visitors and tourists from 40 countries visited Kazan. In 2006 the world’s special services summit was held in Kazan. The participants of the summit declared that the highest level of safety can be guaranteed in Kazan».

1). Discuss how safe is your city for tourists, what kind of crimes happen in it, how to be safe in a big city. Match the words with their definitions and use them in your sentences. 

precautions  security device that needs a key

pickpocket  actions to stop something from happening

jewellery  person who steals from people’s bags and pockets

deposit  valuable ornaments that people wear

security  strong metal container to keep  valuable things in

  small solid piece of medicine

3. Give some advice how to be safe while traveling.

The following phrases are useful when giving advice.

-You must take a few precautions.

-I recommend you use traveller's cheques or credit cards.

-You shouldn't take large amounts of cash.

-You should try not to attract attention.

-Avoid walking around the poorer areas of the city.

-It's best to book with an organised tour.

-It's a good idea to take a pill if you get seasick.

Тема 8. Покупка сувениров. Деньги.

Занятие1.

  Ход занятия

I. Reading

1).Read the text. Explain the words in bold.

With its endless bazaars, markets, shops and stalls, Kazan is a souvenir hunter’s paradise. If you want to spend your money reasonably, silver jewellery, wooden boxes and tableware, national caps (tyubeteyka) and headscarves, CDs with Koran recordings and ceremonial items, leather shoes and boots with Tatar ornament, chak-chak can be worth investing in.

You can find souvenirs to any taste in the shop “Kazan souvenir” in Kremlyovskaya street. You can buy beads, shamail or souvenir Koran in the Kremlin souvenir stores or in souvenir shops in Kazan mosques.
In “Bogema” store in Moskovskaya Street you can find various things made by Kazan craftsmen. Leather shoes and boots with Tatar ornament can be a wonderful present on a special occasion.
There is a department of national costumes in Suyumbika” shop in Kremlyovskaya Street. And also there are amazing figures of Tatar fairy tale characters.
Haute couturier national costumes can be found in the «Ebivol» gallery in Parizhskaya Kommuna Street. There one can buy various antique such as spinning looms, samovars, accordions.
There is a wonderful “Kukmorskiye valenki (Kukmor felt boots)” shop in Moskovskaya Street. Felt boots are made of natural combed washed sheep wool. In “Kukmorskiye valenki” shop you can buy national turned felt boots with elegant prints and even with your name embroidered on the top.
II. Speaking.

1).  Read the text again and say what kind of gifts or souvenirs you would like to buy in Kazan for the following people:

father, mother, younger brother/sister, uncle, aunt, friend/classmate.

2). Make a virtual shopping tour in some of these shops

-“Ebivol
Parizhskaya Kommuna str., 20, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., Monday through Friday and from 10 a. m. till 4 p. m., Sunday and Saturday.
-“Kukmorskiye valenki (Kukmop felt bo”ts)”
Moskovskaya str., 31, tel.: [phone], working hours: 9 a. m. till 7 p. m., Monday through Friday and from 9 a. m. till 5 p. m., Sulday and Saturday.
-“Suyumbika”
Kremlyovskaya str., 2а, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 9 a. m. till 8 p. m., Monday through Saturday.
-“Kazan souvenir”
Kremlyovskaya str., 2а, tel.: [phone], Monday through Saturday.
-“Bogema”
Moskovskaya str., 66, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 9 a. m. till 7 p. m., Monday through Sunday.
-“Bakhetle”
Orenburgsky Trakt, 22 А, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 10 a. m. till 12 p. m., Monday through Saturday.
Yershov str., 8, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 8 a. m. till 11 p. m., Monday through Saturday.
Yamashev prospect, 71А, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 9 a. m. till 11 p. m., Monday through Saturday.
Pavlyukhin str., 57, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 9 a. m. till 11 p. m., Monday through Saturday;
Moskovskaya str., 2, tel.: [phone], working hours: from 8 a. m. till 10 p. m., Monday through Saturday

III.  Web task. Find the information about traditional gifts from Kazan. Tell the class about them.

IV. Practicing the vocabulary.

1). Complete the table nationalities and currencies

Country	People	Language	Currency
Australians	Dollar
Canada	English/French	CAD
China	Yuan renminbi
Germany	German
Bahasa	rupiah  (IDR)
Japanese	Japanese	(JPY)
Norwegians	Norwegian	(NOK)
Poland	Polish	(PLZ)
Russian	rouble
Switzerland	German/French/Italian Rhaeto-Romanic	(CHI)
The United Kingdom	British	English	pound  (GBP)
The united States of America	Americans	(USD)

2). Now use the words from the table to complete the sentences.

a) For France and Germany, what is the exchange rate for American
dollars into        ?

b) You’re from Poland! I'm afraid I don't speak        .

c) These guests are from China but I can't speak        .

d) The guests in room 147 are        , from Tokyo.

e) How many        will I get for 500 euro in Norway?

f) Our guests from the        want to pay in their own currency: US dollars.

j) Can we accept        from our Russian guests?

h) Can you tell me the rate of the Swiss        today?

3). Complete the sentences with in or by.

Can I pay        by.... credit card? I'll ask the cashier to prepare the bill  dollars.

  - That's great. I'll pay… visa.

Can we pay         traveller's cheque­? I’d prefer to pay by cash, if that’s OK. How will you be pay, sir? …cash or…  credit card?

4). Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

1        Always check your        change when you pay in cash.

a) exchange        b) change        c) money        d) purse

2        I'd like to buy €2,000        of traveller's cheques.