James Bond retelling

Appearance –внешность Beautiful -красивая Handsome -красивый Ugly - уродливый Plain – страшненький, простой Tall – высокий Slim - стройный Short – низкий Fat - жирный Skinny - тощий Well-built – хорошо сложен Overweight - полный Attractive - привлекательный Unattractive - непривлекательный Good-looking - симпатичный Bald - лысый Straight hair – прямые волосы Wavy hair – волнистые волосы Curly hair - кудрявые волосы Character –характер Kind – добрый Unkind - злой Angry - сердитый Pessimistic - пессимистичный Optimistic - оптимистичный Hungry – голодный Full - сытый Tired - уставший Energetic - энергичный Lazy - ленивый Hard-working - трудолюбивый Clever – умный Silly – глупый Tolerant- терпимый Polite – вежливый Selfish – эгоистичный Capricious – капризный Nervous['nɜːvəs] – нервный Pushy– наглый сalm – спокойный Difficult – трудный Easy-going – легкий в общении Relaxed – расслабл., беззаботный Tense – напряжённый, Friendly –дружелюбный Unfriendly – недружелюбный Strong – сильный weak – слабый Married –женатый, замужняя Single – холостой, незамужняя Are you married? –Ты женат?/за мужем? Both –оба, обе

Parts of the body head - голова nose - нос ears – уши lips – губы mouth – рот eyes– глаза eyebrows – брови cheek - щека chin - подбородок neck - шея shoulders – плечи back – спина breast, bust– грудь женская chest – мужская грудь arm – рука hand – кисть руки fingers – пальцы tummy - живот bottom – мягкое место legs – ноги knees - колени foot (feet) – нога (ноги) toes – пальцы на ногах Special features: HAIR – curly, wavy, straight, short (короткие) long (длинные) Pointed – острый Muscular – мускулистый, сильный Beard – борода Moustache – усы Freckles - веснушки Hairy – волосатый Scar – шрам Tattoo – татуировка Round – круглый Square – квадратный   PROFESSIONS Waiter/waitress – официант(ка) Lawyer [ ] юрист Musician [ ] музыкант Police officer –полицейский Electrician [ ] электрик Engineer [ ] инженер PA (personal assistant) -секретарь Shop assistant– продавец Pilot –летчик Builder– строитель Scientist[ ]– ученый Mechanic[ ]– механик Tourist[ ] – турист I agree that –Я согласен(а), что... I don’t agree that –Я не согласен(а) Can I see it? –Можно посмотреть?

11 POPULAR VERBS: Have[ ] – иметь Want [ ] – хотеть Work [ ] – работать Live [ ] – жить Study[ ] – изучать, учиться Eat [ ] – есть/кушать Drink[ ]– пить Sleep [ ] – спать Love[ ] – любить Like[ ] – любить, нравиться Drive[ ] – водить (авто), ездить Think –думать in Irkutsk – в Иркутске in the center – в центре in a small flat – в маленькой квартире with[ ] – c (кем-то)alone –один/одна at a big/small companyв бол/мал. компании with computers/people[ ]c комп/людьми a lot[ə lɒt] –много pizza –пицца at home[ət həʊm] – дома at work[ət wɜ:k] – на работе at a cafe[kæfeɪ] – в кафе At university –в университете On holiday –на каникулах, в отпуске Morning: утро in the morning -утром wake up (at 7) –просыпаться (в 7 часов) lie [laɪ]in bed –лежать в кровати get up (at 8) –вставать (в 8 часов) oversleep –проспать make my bed– заправлять постель have a shower['ʃauə] –принимать душ have a bath –принимать ванну wash my face – умываться (мыть лицо) dry my hair –сушить волосы make breakfast– готовить завтрак have breakfast –завтракать pee=have a piss –пИсать J do number one/two – ходить по-малень-кому/по-большому J clean my teeth –чистить зубы get dressed –одеваться leave home– покидать дом go to work by car/bus –ехать/идти на работу на машине/автобусе on foot –пешком get to work – добираться до работы What time –Во сколько?/В какое время? How often –Как часто?

 

Family members (члены семьи) / relatives (родственники)

Male –мужской (род)	Female –женский (род)	Both
Father [ ] – отец	Mother [ ] - мать	Parents [ s] – родители
Son [ ] – сын	Daughter [ ]– дочь	children [ ] – дети
Brother [ ] – брат	Sister ['sɪstə] – сестра	Siblings* – братья и/или сестры
Husband [ ]– муж	Wife [ ]- жена	Spouses* [ iz] – супруги
Grandfather [ ] - дедушка	Grandmother [ ] – бабушка	Grandparents [ ]– дедушка и бабушка
Grandson [ ] – внук	Granddaughter[ ] – внучка	Grandchildren [ ] – внуки
Uncle [ ] – дядя	Aunt [ ] – тетя	------------------
Nephew [ ] – племянник	Niece [ ] – племянница	------------------
Cousin [ ] – двоюр. брат	Cousin [ ] - двоюр. сестра	Cousins [ z]– двоюр. братья и сестры

 

James Bond retelling

When James Bond got back to his hotel room it was midnight. His windows were closed and the air-conditioning was on. Bond switched it off and opened the windows, then had a shower and went to bed. At 3:30 he was dreaming, when suddenly he woke up. He listened. There was a noise coming from the window. Someone was moving behind the curtains. James Bond took his gun from under his pillow, got quietly out of bed, and crept slowly along the wall towards the window. Someone was breathing behind the curtains. Bond pulled them back with one quick movement and saw a blond He asked her what the hell she was doing there.

Bond put down his gun and tried to pull her through the open window. Bond quickly led her across the room to the bathroom. He turned on the light and the shower. They sat down on the side of the bath.

Mary said that some message had come and a top KGB man was staying at that hotel.

Bond said he knew it and that he had to get her out of there. Bond turned off the shower and opened the bathroom door. A voice came from the darkness of the bedroom. It was Scaramanga. He asked them to put their hands behind their necks and turned on the lights. His golden gun was pointing directly at James Bond.

Song

I've been waiting for an hour

And she's not here yet

Maybe she's stood me up

It's been raining all the time and my hair is wet

Now I feel fed up

 

I've been seeing her for over two weeks now

I thought she was mine, all mine

We've been going out dancing

almost every night

I thought everything was fine

Words

Little Red Riding Hood once upon a time однажды guilty виновный innocent невиновный disappear исчезать under suspicion под подозр-м breathe in/out вдохнуть/вы- with relief с облегчением description описание curse ругать/проклинать urgently безотлагательно make a speech произ-ть речь imaginary crowds воображаемые толпы to be of average build /height быть среднего роста/телос-я kinda что-то типа once in a while изредка rare[rƐƏ] редкий necklace ['nekləs] ожерелье brand-new соверш.новый Who cares? кому какое дело? single холостой joker шутник yell орать relief [ri’li:f] облегчение honesty честность achievement достижение achieve достигать view вид; пейзаж permission разрешение bra бюстгальтер fair справедливый

to be close to someone быть близким к кому-то create создавать absent-minded рассеянный commit совершать ambitious амбициозный several crimes несколько преступлений What the hell? Какого черта? advertisement реклама advertise рекламировать strong desire сильное жел-е well-paid job хор-опл. раб. pay smbs bills оплачивать чьи-либо счета improve smth улучшать standard of living уровень жизни grouchy ворчливый moody угрюмый memory loss потеря памяти successful успешный anyway по-любому embarrass смущать to feel bored скучать curtains шторы pillow подушка look back оглядываться power власть wealth богатство maid домработница miss smb скучать по к-либо

successfully успешно Every man for himself. Каждый сам за себя sliced loaf нарезанная буханка charge взимать плату go over прорабатывать write in вписывать fill заполнять stick приклеивать bits of paper кусочки бум. door-handle двер. ручка chemist's аптека It's over there Это там! cough[kɔf] кашель opportunities to practise возможности практиковаться save a fortune сэкономить состояние at worst в худшем случае outgoing коммуникабельный It is up to you твое дело sensual чувственный towards по направлению к voice голос join smth присоединяться outgoing общительный request просьба fiancé жених fiancée невеста blame smb for smth обвинять кого-либо в чем-либо fur[fƏ:] мех to ask smb out приглашать на свидание

wherever you are in the world get access ['ækses] to the www доступ к интернету you are likely to need тебе скорее всего понадоб-ся to carry a small notebook look up смотреть в словаре it might be useful могло бы быть полезным use them correctly использовать их правильно fill in the gaps заполнять пропуски blackmail шантажировать cope with справляться admit признавать caring заботящийся similar qualities одинаковые качества on the Internet в Интернете look forward to doing smth ждать с нетерпением чего-то explore new things изучать новые вещи earrings серьги whisper шептать point directly указывать прямо at least по крайней мере get in touch with связаться с cute хорошенький, милый annoying раздражающийƏ; annoy раздражать, надоедать ink stain пятно от чернил award награда

to be desperate for smth отчаянно хотеть seek smth искать documentaryдок фильм get on well with ладить considerate внимательный к людям to be fed up with smth supportive тот, кто поддерживает particular особенный hang out проводить время sincere [sɪn'sɪə] искрений greasy hair жирные в-ы plastic bag пакет hand luggage ручн.кладь appreciate ценить break up with порвать отношения you owe[əu]me ты должен мне That’s (un)fair это (не)честно to fire smb уволить weird[wɪəd] странный to grab схватить darkness темнота to be in a good mood быть в хорошем настр-ии available доступный; имеющийся в распоряжении adventurous любящий приключения

1) Past Simple We use PS when we talk about completed action in the past in general

# I met with my friends yesterday. He moved in 1932.

2) Used to We use Used to when we talk about habits and long-lasting situations which now are different or finished. # I used to dance like a ballerina [ˌbælə'riːnə].

3) Present Perfect 1) Result (when the past is connected with the present) # I’ve broken my finger. – I can’t write

2) News (when we announce a happening or news) # He has bought a car!

3) With markers already, just, yet, never, ever, always, all my life (for a long time),

so far, recently/lately # I haven’t been asked so far.

4) With uncompleted markers. In my life, today… # I have done many useful things today.

NB1 When we give many details we use Past Simple. (3 and more) # Today I met Tom, phoned Jim, lost my memory

NB2 When, What time - NO Present Perfect. #What time did you wake up today?

NB3 When we ask additional questions we use Past Simple. # I’ve burnt myself! - How did you do it?

Present Perfect Continuous1) We use PPC when we talk about the action which began in the Past and has just stopped. 2) We use PPC w w t a t a which began in the past and is still happening now. for, since, How long?

# I’ve been studying English for 2 years. NB We don’tuse some verbs in PPC (like, see, to be, know.)

5) Past Continuous We use PC to say that someone was in the middle of doing something at the certain time and we don’t know if the action was finished or not. # He was cooking yesterday when she came.

6) Past Perfect We use PP when we talk about the past and want to talk about an earlier past for a moment.

# When she came he had already eaten.

7) Past Perfect Continuous We use PPC when we talk about duration before smth in the past # She was really tired because she had been jogging for a long time.

 

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