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Змістові модулі та їх структура
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Кількість годин
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Кредит
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Форма контролю
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загал.
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практ.
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самост.
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| МОДУЛЬ А |
90
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64
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26
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2,5
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Залік
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Тема: MY ENVIRONMENT AND I
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Grammar
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Vocabulary
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Activity
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Sociolinguistic competence
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Introducing Yourself.
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English Alphabet. Consonants and Vowels. Diphthongs.
Pronouns (personal possessive).
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Description of man’s appearance, character and clothes. Dealing with moods and feelings Conversational Formulas: Introductions
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Personal questionnaire.
Let’s Get Acquainted
Making up and acting the dialogues.
Discussion: Likes and Dislikes.
Topic: About Myself
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At the English Lesson. How to behave in the family and the society.
Rules of Introduction.
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6
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4
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2
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2
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Family life (members of family). Meals.
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Definite (the), Indefinite (a, an) Articles
Have (got). Present Simple, the verb to be and its forms.
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Time. Manners, the ways of referring to age, relationships, occupation (profession), working day, daily routine, household duties, kitchen utensils, food, typical dishes, instructing people how to do the things.
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Essay “Something about myself I’m trying to change”. Speaking: Traditions in my family. Drawing the Family Tree.
National cuisines. Discussion: What makes our life pleasant and easy?
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Eternal problem in the family. Accidents will happen in the best-regulated families. The American Family. Table manners.
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6
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4
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2
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3
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Dwelling.
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The structure There is / there are. Quantity much and many, a/the few, few, a/the little. Prepositions.
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Household appliances and utensils, modern conveniences, furnishings, domestic animals and birds. Conversational formulas: Inviting. Refusing.
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Your family flat description. Speaking: The house of my dream. Giving the summery of the texts using the topical phrases. Dialogue “Meeting at the Family”. Song “My House is Your House”.
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East or west, home is best.
Their Homes are Their Castles. Fireplace is the Most Centre of Interest in British Home.
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8
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6
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2
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4
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My University.
The oldest Higher Educational Institution
In Donbass Region.
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The Plural of English Nouns.
Types of questions. Cardinal and Ordinal Numerals.
Dates
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A stuff of teachers, key subjects. Institutions of Higher Learning, Departments, students’ Activities. Criticism and Instructions.
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A letter to pen friend about your study at the university. Discussion: The life style of modern students. Reading: Welcome to the Alma Mater.
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Learning a foreign language takes a lot of efforts.
A lot of knowledge is a dangerous thing for addicts of the Internet
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10
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8
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2
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5
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Students’ Activities.
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Imperatives
The Progressive Tenses.
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Study year: terms, vacations, exams, etc; a student’s working day: lectures, seminars /colloquiums, independent work at library, social activity; students’ leisure: sports, clubs, amateur art, visiting theatres, museums, art exhibitions, etc.
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Dialogue between Ukrainian and foreign students on students’ life at higher schools in our country. Reading: Preparing for Your First Day at the University.
Topic: A Day of a Student
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What is worth doing at all is worth doing well.
Rules and discipline at high school.
USA-Ukraine: Closer to Exchange Students.
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12
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10
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2
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6
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Important life events.
Recreations and Holidays.
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The Perfect Tenses. List of Irregular Verbs.
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Leisure, entertainment, pastimes, parties, performance, anniversaries, expressing wishes, congratulations, encouragement, making excuses.
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Reading: American traditions. Speaking: Homecoming and High School Proms.
Writing an invitation card and a thank you letter to your friend.
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All work and no play makes Jack a Dull Boy.
Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. Traveling broadens one’s outlook and knowledge.
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12
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10
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2
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Higher School in Modern World: Common and Different.
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Formation of the Simple Tenses
Degrees of comparison of Adjectives
Irregular Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs (much, many, little)
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Modern Curriculum, extra-curricular activities , residential Universities, tutor, supervisor, to be engaged in research, part-time job, scholarship, on contract, graduation thesis.
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Reading: 1)Dumb on Down From Day One. 2) Students with Jobs Lose Out of Exams.
Discussing: students do not possess the literary and numerical skills expected of undergraduates.
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Jack of all trades is master of none.
British University Life. Cambridge and Oxford Universities – Oxbridge.
The advantages and disadvantages of studying in Ukraine and abroad.
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12
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10
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2
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My future speciality
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Modal Verbs.
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Job names, job activities, applying for a job, job interview, expressing agreement, disagreement, future specialty.
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Making the interview work, filling in the application form for a graduate trainee scheme (Curriculum Vitae, Resume). Discussing: The importance of leadership skills and decision making in the professional life.
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Interpersonal skills. Labour conquers all things (Homer) An ounce of practice is worth a pound of theory.
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12
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10
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2
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9
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Тестування
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2
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2
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1
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Позааудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті згідно плану (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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2
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Позаудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті по вибору студента (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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| МОДУЛЬ В |
90
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62
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28
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2,5
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Залік
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Тема: CULTURAL RELANTIONSHIPS
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Grammar
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Vocabulary
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Activity
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Sociolinguistic competence
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1
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Cross Cultural Communication
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Active and Passive Voice Prepositions.
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Personal space, shaking hands, making polite requests, please and thank you, smiling, greetings, humour, privacy, formulas of politeness.
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Speaking: Talk about politeness and customs in your country.
Reading: Cross Cultural Communication.
Discussion: Are rules and customs different from country to country?
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When in Rome Do As Romans Do.
(Customs and Norms of behaviour in Ukraine and other especial countries). The British-Ukrainian relationship.
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12
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10
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A World Guide to Good Manners.
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Adverbs (at the end of a sentence)
Polite phrases.
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Customs and traditions, advice on international etiquette, widespread understanding of language and customs; tips for travelers.
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Reading: How not to behave badly abroad. Discussion: Ukrainian customs and traditions are different from ones in other countries.
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The British think that the widespread understanding of their language means a correspon-ding understanding of English customs.
DOs and DON'TS in England
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12
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10
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2
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Participle I and Perfect Participle
The forms of Participle
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Experience traditional British culture, English townhouses, much in common, a true British hostess, homesick
| Reading: NEWBURY, ENGLAND: Exploring British way of life.
Speaking: Special customs that are observed in your country /family.
Discussing: Do you agree that traditions and customs must be kept by generations?
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The way of life and traditions of the British people. Acceptable Behaviour in England.
Understanding other people’s lifestyle, learning to communicate.
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10
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Cultural life in Ukraine
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The Present Perfect Tense; the Simple Past Tense.
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Music, dancing, folk handicraft arts, church architecture, the frescoes and mosaics, the painting, folk customs, choral technique, popular entertainment
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Reading: Cultural life in Ukraine.
Speaking: the cultural life of Ukraine is rich and varied.
Outstanding cultural people.
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How British Culture is organized.
The British is the nation of Superstitions
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14
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10
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4
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Cultural life of U.S.
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Two and more syllable Adjectives and their forms of Comparison. Modifiers: very, rather, quite, etc.
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Cultural terminology (art, architecture, music, ballet, concert hall, opera house, exhibition centre).
Expressing likes and dislikes.
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Abstracting of articles telling about the men of culture, cultural world progress and achievements of modern art. How to write a popular art project.
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Cultural potential of some foreign counties.
Native American cultures.
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14
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10
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4
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6
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Arts and Crafts
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Had better Would rather…
Obligation: have to, don’t have to and mustn’t
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Revising of essential vocabulary. Essential words: Battle painting, genre painting, landscape painting, mural painting, icon, print, fresco, engraving, jazz choir, a musical performance, string band, chamber music,
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Reading and speaking: “Art in our life”. Discussion: “Art for Heart’s Sake”
Listening comprehension Text: “Art is the Universal Language” (Text 10-1; see recommended literature).
Comment upon the saying: “Art is a veil rather than a mirror” (O.Wilde). Dialogues: Visiting an exhibitions.
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The most famous art people in the world
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12
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10
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2
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7
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Тестування
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2
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2
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1
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Внеаудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті згідно плана (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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2
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Внеаудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті за вибором студента (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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| МОДУЛЬ С |
72
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34
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38
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2
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іспит
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Тема : MY FUTURE CAREER
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Теми практичних (лабораторних, семінарських) занять:
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Grammar
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Vocabulary
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Activity
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Sociolinguistic competence
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1
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Personal Achievements and Ambitions (Important Life Events)
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First conditional (if, when, before, after, as soon as)
expressing possibility; assumptions; obligation/necessity/
prohibition; gerund-infinitive
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Adjectives/ nouns of personal qualities; problems and solutions; feelings
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Speaking about career success. Text: “Mental and Physical job”. Exchanging opinions. Dialogue: “Choosing is not so easy as it looks”. Making up the dialogues “Choosing a Career”
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Employment services in the United States. What successes and problems have you had dealing with various government agencies.
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8
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6
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2
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Сontinuing Professional Development (Education – a Process throughout Your Life)
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Modal and auxiliary verbs (have to, will and would, shall in questions),
future tenses; questions with why, when, where, how much
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Career, job names, job activities, amateur group, folk dance, ballet dance, modern dance, ensemble
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Reading: “The World of Dancing”.
Asking for and giving information about future speciality and career development
Pop Quiz: “How modern are you?”
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Choose the most important qualities for job candidates in our country and abroad; describe bad experiences at work.
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3
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Music is the universal language
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Active and Passive Voice. Reasons for using passives. Passive progressive.
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symphony, concert, jazz, to make concert tours, violinist, instrumental pieces, choir, a musical performance, string band, chamber music,
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Reading and speaking: Text: “Music”. What is your opinions of jazz (dance music, chamber music, symphonic music). Discussion: “Music is a weapon and”. Making up a report: “The role of music in my life”.
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I have endeavoured to vest my symphony with those feelings which grip our people (Shostakovich).
Outstanding musicians in the world.
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6
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8
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4
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The musical life in our country and abroad.
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The Gerund, Participles
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Musicians, conductor, grand piano, organ, operatic singers, to play under the baton of, concerto, theme and variations, aria, folk songs
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Reading and speaking: “What Rock music really means”; “Elvis Presley – story of a superstar”. What is you favourite singer (musician, composer). Text: “Conductors in Great Britain”. Discussion: “The musical life in our country and abroad”
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Communicative skills Cult Icons of the World of Music.
The musical life in Great Britain.
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10
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Тестування
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2
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2
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1
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Внеаудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті згідно плана (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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2
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Внеаудиторне читання : газети, журнали, статті по вибору студента (5 т. друкованих знаків)
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5
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5
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ЗАГАЛЬНА КІЛЬКІСТЬ ГОДИН
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160
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92
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