Step 1. Listening Practice
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Comprehensive and Speech Exercises
Ex. 1. Find a key sentence in each paragraph.
Ex. 2. Entitle each paragraph.
Ex. 3. Speak about the University sport in Great Britain following the outline:
-the origin of the British University sport;
-the British University Sports Association (BUSA);
-the BUSA programme;
-the benefits of the BUSA activities
Ex. 4. What do you know about the University sport in Belarus? Describe your activities as a student athlete.
Lesson 3. Focus on Speaking
Ex. 1. Listen to the dialogue again and make notes. What information have you heard?
Ex.2. Follow the transcript below. How different is the transcript from the dialogue
you've heard?
Dialogue: The Football Match
Note the pronunciation: Easthampton
Bishopton
Cardiff
Blackpool
Mr.Brown: Well, that was certainly a good game. The best we've seen this winter.
David: Yes, better than last week. Easthampton have a good team, but the Bishopton players won because they are faster. Who are Bishopton playing next week?
B: Cardiff City, I think.
D: Do you think, they'll win?
B: Most likely they will. In Wales rugger is more important than soccer, but Cardiff have a good team this year.
D: Which team will win the Cup?
B: Blackpool have a good chance, but I'm sure Manchester have a better.
D: What about Bolton?
B: It goes without saying they have the best chance of all.
D: Why do you think so?
B: Because they have a very fast team and some of their players are very clever with the ball.
They can think as well as run and that's the most important thing in football.
D: Can you get tickets for the Cup this year?
B: I can't say for sure but I know the secretary of the Bishopton Football Club.
I believe, he'll get me two tickets.
D: Can you get three? My father wants to go.
B: I think, I'll try. But it's harder every year to get tickets, because so many people want to go.
And they'll be more expensive this year.
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