PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN.
THE DEAD MAN’S CHEST
1.1 Complete the following sentences: 1. It’s bad luck for the groom... 2. No doubt you’ve discovered that loyalty is... 3. Consider into your calculations that... 4. They intend to do him the honour of... 5. There comes a time when one must... 6. If you do happen to get captured, just say Jack Sparrow sent you... 7. And how do you intend to... 8. If we were any kind of decent, we’d remove... 9. Abandon... or abandon...
1.2 Give Russian equivalents: 1. Stand your men down at once! 2. You and your fiancée face the hangman’s noose. 3. I have faith in you. 4. She faces the gallows! 5. What has the world done to you? 6. I’m deeply flattered. 7. to secure smb’s freedom 8. to take care of smb’s immortal souls 9. to condemn an innocent man 10. to share the punishment
1.3 Give English equivalents: 1. быть под юрисдикцией 2. быть приговорённым к смерти 3. Джек Воробей – вымирающий вид 4. погибать 5. не сводить глаз с горизонта 6. добиться справедливого суда для Уилла 7. прийти к соглашению 8. давать знак 9. пронзить сердце 10. снять кандалы
1.1 Read and retell the text using the vocabulary notes: Vocabulary notes: important cult – важный культ the local governor - наместник to gain control over – приобрести контроль над absence of importance – отсутствие важности to be restored as – быть восстановлённым как to be sacked – быть разграбленным preserved monuments – сохранившиеся памятники to be covered by – обрастать, зарастать чем-либо funerary temples – гробницы
Thebes Thebes is the capital in ancient Egypt, and the centre of the most important cult in Egypt, centered around Amen. The name "Thebes" is Greek, while the Egyptian name for the city as "Apet" or "Apit". Thebes lied on the east side of the Nile, in the centre of today's Egypt, 700 km south of modern Cairo. Luxor and Karnak now lie where Thebes once was. The city became important during the 11th Dynasty (21st century) when the local governor gained control over the entire Egypt, and Thebes stayed on as capital until the 14th century when Akhenaten became Pharaoh. This absence of importance lasted only 2 decades, after which it was restored as capital. With the attack of the Assyrians in 661, Thebes was sacked. In Ptolemaic times, it remained important, but it was destroyed by the Romans and lost its importance forever. Thebes has some of the best preserved monuments of Ancient Egypt, even if the old settlement is now covered by modern houses. At Karnak, the temple of Amen lies. This was constructed for the first time around 2000, but was built on for 2000 years. The temple that lies in modern Luxor centre, was begun in 1417. Many more important monuments lie on the western side of the Nile. These the Ramesseum of Ramses 2, the temple of Ramses 3, and the temple of Queen Hatshepsut and the necropolis. The necropolis has many funerary temples, among them the one of Tutankhamon. 1.2 Read the text and answer the questions:
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