Ex. 4. Read the following dialogue. Write out the forms of addressing, introducing and greeting people. Act out the dialogue.
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Ex. 3. Read the dialogue about Nick and Peter who share the room in the hostel. Make up a dialogue by analogy.
N.: Pleased to meet you. My name is Nick and yours?
P.: My full name is Peter Popov. I am very glad to share a room with you in the hostel. I think we'll get on well together?
N.: I hope so. What year student are you?
P.: I'm a first-year student of the law faculty, I'm 17. And you?
N.: I am in my second-year. You see, I entered the University after the Army. So I'll be 22 in two days.
P.: My best congratulations, Nick. You were born in 1987, the same as my elder brother. His birthday is September, 25. And what place do you come from?
N.: I was born in Vitebsk region. It's rather far from here. My family lives in the country. And what about your family?
P.: My parents live in Molodechno. It's not far from Minsk. It takes me two hours to get there by electric train. My father is a technician and my mother is a bookkeeper. I am an only child in our family. And have you got brothers or sisters?
N.: Oh, my family is very large. I have both parents, grandparents, two sisters and a brother. This is our family photo.
P.: Great! Do you all live together?
N.: Fancy that! We all live in a big private house. The remarkable thing is that we practically never quarrel. Come and see us one day. I'll be glad to introduce you to my family.
P.: All right. I'll be glad to get to know them all.
| Nick: Peter: Nick: Peter: GI: Peter: Nick: Mike: Peter: Mike: | Hello, Peter, nice of you to come. Take off your coat, will you, and let's go in. You haven't met my mother, have you? No, I haven't had the pleasure, but met your father in Minsk, don't you remember? Oh, yes, of course. Ah, here's my mother, Galina Ivanovna. Come on, old boy. Mum, this is Peter, a friend from University. How do you do, Galina Ivanovna? How do you do? I'm glad to meet you. Will you excuse me for a moment, please. There are some guests coming. Certainly, Galina Ivanovna. And this is Mike, my elder brother. Good evening, Peter. How are you? Let me introduce you to my wife Irena. I have met Irena. Nick has introduced me to her. Oh, he has, hasn't he? That's good. |
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| Ex. 2. Find out about your groupmates (their birthplace, nationality, age, family, etc.). Use the following dialogues as models. | | | Ex. 3. Fill in the form. |