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26. The teacher becomes the helper rather than the master.
27. to recognize that … = to admit or to be aware that sth exists or is true
28. to discuss problems in detail
29. I wastearing my hair out,wondering what to do.
30. a response
31. a response from sb to sth (the question)
32. to share ideas with sb
33. to coach sb (endlessly)
34. a competitive arena
Vocabulary Practice p. 122 ***
35. skills = learnt abilities
36. issues concerning sth = topics
37. approach tothe problems
38. to concentrate on
39. to handle sb / sth =to deal with or control a situation, a person, an area of work or a strong emotion – 1) îáõîäèòèñÿ, ïîâîäèòèñÿ (ç êèìñü) 2) ìàòè ñïðàâó ç
40. todate back to(ancient China)
· The college dates back to medieval times.
· The custom dates back hundreds of years.
41. to feed sb with information
42. operating theatre = a room in a hospital used for medical operations
43. suitable for sb
44. for boys and girls alike
45. likely –Ticketsare likely tobe expensive.
46. coach =1) to train sb to play a sport, to do a job better, or to improve a skill 2) to give a student extra teaching in a particular subject especially so that they will pass an exam –
Phrasal verbs ***
47. Cooperation brings out the best in people. (reveals)
48. Heavy smoking brought on / about his death. (caused)
49. She brought her father roundto her point of view. (persuaded to change)
50. It is hard to bring up a child. (raise)
51. They brought him round by splashing water on him. (made him regain his consciousness)
52. to be important to sb.
53. all in all
54. on my own
Language development p. 123 ****
Ex. 2 p.123 Listening ***
55. in particular - îñîáëèâî, çîêðåìà
· Peter was lying on the sofa doing nothing in particular.
· I love fruit, apples in particular.
56. a lot of criticism
57. aimed at…
58. in charge ofsth / doing sth
59. togivesb(students)a lot ofpraise
60. to keep up to date
61. to keep upwithnew ideas and developments
62. to updatethe material
63. a refresher course= a short period of training to improve your skills or to teach you about new ideas and developments in your job - êóðñè ï³äâèùåííÿ êâàë³ô³êàö³¿
64. primary school
65. to get good grades in a subject
66. to do a degree at a university
67. a headmaster
68. day school
69. boarding school
70. a comprehensiveschool
71. co-educational school
72. single-sex school
73. girls-only school
Ex 4-9 p. 124 – 125 *****
74. to show great promise
75. a flair = natural ability; talent; aptitude – íþõ, ÷óòòÿ
76. to have a flair for languages
77. to grasp sth = 1) to take a firm hold of sb/sth 2) to understand sth completely – 1) õàïàòè; ñõîïëþâàòè; çàòèñêàòè (â ðóö³) 2) çáàãíóòè, çðîçóì³òè
78. to grasp at smth. — õàïàòèñÿ çà ùîñü
79. I couldn't agree with you more.
80. I agree upto a point.
81. a gym
82. playground
83. canteen
84. staffroom
85. cloakroom
86. playing field
87. walls covered in pictures
88. to print out the material
89. untidy handwriting
GRAMMAR REFERENCE p. 170 –171
90. a purpose
91. He is studying to become a lawyer.
92. He is studying in order to become a lawyer.
93. He is studying so as to become a lawyer.
94. We'll take a map so that we can find the way. (about the future)
95. We took a map so that we could find the way. (about the past)
96. He started saving up with a view to buying a car.
97. He wore heavy clothes so as not to get cold.
98. He wore heavy clothes in order not to get cold.
99. Take warm clothes in case it is cold.
100. Set your alarm so that you won't miss the train
101. He set his alarm so that he wouldn't miss the train.
102. He locked the door for fear burglars might break in.
103. He locked the door to preventhis housefrombeing broken.
104. He drove slowly to avoid having an accident.
Expressing Future ***
105. a prediction aboutthe future
106. on-the-spot decisions
107. inevitably
108. They will probably move to a new house.
109. at a stated time
110. an arrangement
111. Will you be going to the baker's? Get me a loaf of bread, please.
112. She will have finished decorating her flat by May.
113. She won't have finished until Monday.
114. duration
115. She will have been working as a bank clerk for two years by this time next month.
116. as / so long as = only if
· We'll go as long as the weather is good.
117. providing (that) / provided / by the time / if / on condition that
· You can borrow the car, providing I can have it back by six o'clock.
· He can come with us, provided he pays for his own meals.
· I will have finished the work by the time theycome.
· I will do it if / on condition that you help me.
118. unless = if not
· I will not do it unless you help me. = I will not do it if you do not help me.
119. I don't know if she will have a birthday party.
120. I doubt whether or not she will have a birthday party.
121. I wonder if she will come.
Grammar / Use of English p. 126-127 ***
122. outsider = a person who is not accepted as a member of a society, group, etc – ñòîðîíí³é, ñòîðîííÿ ëþäèíà
123. to hand in(a project/composition etc.) = give sth to a person in authority, especially a piece of work or sth that is lost – âðó÷àòè, ïîäàâàòè, çäàâàòè
124. definite appointment
125. to sit an exam
126. to bear sth in mind
127. to make out sth (a revision timetable) = to write out or complete a form or document – ñîñòàâëÿòü (äîêóìåíò) ; âûïèñûâàòü (ñ÷¸ò, ÷åê)
· The doctor made out a prescription for me.
128. to do sth with flying colours= very well; with a very high mark/grade
· She passed the exam with flying colours.
129. to affect sth / sb
· The Internet has affected practically every aspect of our life.
· Your opinion will not affect my decision.
130. instantly = immediately
· The Internet can instantly connect you to any computer.
131. electronic device
WRITING – Expressing Opinion p. 129 –131 ***
132. to shape children's personalities
133. consideration for others = the quality of being sensitive towards others and thinking about their wishes and feelings – 1) ðîçãëÿä 2) óâàãà, ëþá'ÿçí³ñòü, çàïîá³ãëèâ³ñòü
· They showed no consideration for my feelings.
134. Apart from this …
135. It is argued that …
136. As opposed to the above ideas …
137. Contrary to what most people believe …
138. In my view…
139. I strongly believe that…
140. I feel that …
141. It seems to me that …
142. recyclable materials
143. household waste – â³äõîäè äîìàøíüîãî (õàòíüîãî) ãîñïîäàðñòâà
144. wastage of sth = âòðàòè
145. All points considered, …
146. white-water rafting
147. to have a positive / negative effect on…
148. to unfold –ðîçãîðòàòè(ñÿ); ðîçêðèâàòè(ñÿ)
· a scene unfolds before one's eyes
149. to playa(n) importantrole / part in …= to have an effect on sth
150.Adventure holidays are not for thefaint-hearted!
151. for a variety of reasons …
152. curriculum = the subjects that are included in a course of study or taught in a school, college, etc – íàâ÷àëüíèé ïëàí, ïðîãðàìà
153. a compulsory subject
154. blessing = God's help and protection, or something that is good or helpful
155. or a curse = something that causes harm or evil
156. Computers are an essential part of our lives. - 1) ³ñòîòíèé; ãîëîâíèé, íåâ³ä'ºìíèé 2) íåîáõ³äíèé, äóæå âàæëèâèé, ö³ííèé
157. Computers save us a lot of our valuable time.
158. to cause eye strain
159. to do sth manually
160. Stored information can be found at the touch of a button. = very quickly
161. repetitive task
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