Thank you for the music, the songs I’m singing Thanks for all the joy they Те bringing Who can live without it, I ask in all honesty Wliat would life be? Ггп nothing special, in fact I’m a bit of a bore If I tell a joke, you’ve probably heard it before But I have a talent, a wonderful thing ’Cause' everyone listens when I start to sing Гт so grateful and proud All I want is to sing it aloud Chorus: Listen to the song, 9 (1), read the words and sing the song along Project Work Four Student's Book (page 184)Ĭhoosing a Career Learning Foreign LanguagesĪ. Test Yourself Student'sěook (pages 180-184) Interpreter's false friends 2.Ğnglish phrases used to speak about the future Some phrases with infinitives and -ing forms 2.Ĝonfusable words "pay/payment", "wage(s)", "salary", "fee", "fares" 3.Ĝonfusable words "to get", "to gain", "to win" 4.Ĝonfusable words "to offer", "to suggest" The mixed type of sentences with Subjunctive 1 and Subjunctive II 7.ğorms of real and unreal condition The structures with the verb "to suggest" 3.Ĝomplex object.
Infinitive forms opposed to -ing forms 2. Project Work Three Student's Book (page 141) Test Yourself Student'sěook (pages 137-141)
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How to break in the conversation politely Some facts about synonymy, why we need and use synonyms 2. Phrasal verbs "to pick on", "to pick out", "to pick up" 7. 2.Ĝonfusable words "to rent", "to hire", "to employ" 3.Ĝonfusable words "scientist" and "scholar" 4.Ĝonfusable words "to sink" and "to drown" 5.Ědverb "badly" used in two meanings 6. Vocabulary Pointsđ.Ĝonfusable words "thing" and "stuff". Two equivalent forms of certain adverbs 5.Ědverbs with suffix "-ly". Grammar Pointsđ.Ğnglish adverbs and their functions 2.ğormation of adverbs 3.ĝegrees of comparison of adverbs, regular and irregular forms 4.
The age of communication 5.Ĝhanges in people's lives due to scientific and technological development New technological revolution and mass media 3. Pros and cons of technological progress 2. STEPS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION (pages 97-141) Project Work Two Student's Book (page 96) Test Yourself Student'sěook (pages 92-96) Some typical English notices and warnings Some English idioms with colour words in their structure 2. Some English collective nouns and their combinability Phrasal verbs: "to speak for", "to speak out", "to speak up", "to speak to" 2. Possessive case of nouns denoting a group of people 5.ĝifferent meanings of the same noun to denote countable and uncountable objects 6.Ěrticles used with people's names Possessive case of nouns denoting inanimate objects 4. Plural forms of nouns (Greek and Latin origin borrowings) 2. Values and beliefs 5.Ĝustoms and traditions 6. STEPS TO UNDERSTANDING CULTURE (pages 51-96) Project Work One Student's Book (page 50) Test Yourself Student's Book (pages 45-50) The use of suffixes to make words denoting profession Phrasal verbs: "to call for", "to call in", "to call out", "to call up" Vocabulary Pointsđ.Ğnglish nouns "job", "profession", "occupation", "career" 2.ĝifferentiating between the words "either" and "any", "neither" and "none", "nobody", "no one" 3. Passive structure "to have something done" 2.Ğnglish words "neither", "either" and structures with them 3.Ğnglish conjunctions "whether" and "if" and how to use them 4.Ğnglish pronouns "nobody", "no one", none" And in its compact 45 pages you might even uncover answers that will take you in a new and welcome direction… both for yourself and the world.О в Афанасьева, И. In its simple 27 hand-drawn stick-figures you could find a new dialogue. In its short 545 words you may discover a new way of thinking. The result of a seventy-year personal journey by the author, and inspired initially by his mother and first wife, A Woman Called God revolutionizes the traditional thinking of organized religion and makes possible a new and inviting path for every woman and man on the planet. So, why couldn't God be a woman? Really, why not? In this adorably playful, yet poignant and timely book, A Woman Called God asks all of us – women and men alike – to consider how the world would and could look if our universal perception of The Creator were not male but female: a mother-figure of unconditional love. Proceeds from the sale of A Woman Called God will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation in New York. In spite of it's appearance, this is not a children's book.
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