Translate the sentences from Russian into English and then check them up with the given ones.
| 1. Я сделал правильный выбор, когда поступил в Университет. | I made the right choice when I entered the University. |
| 2. Мне приходиться много работать. | We have to work hard. |
| 3. Каждый день у нас по три или по четыре пары. | Every day we have three or four pairs of lessons. |
| 4.Занятия начинаются в 9 часов. | The lessons begin at 9 o'clock |
| 5. Я живу далеко от университета. | I live rather far from the University. |
| 6. Я езжу в университет на троллейбусе. | I go to the University by trolley-bus. |
| 7. У меня уходит 20 минут чтобы добраться туда. | It takes me about 20 minutes to get there. |
| 8.Наш университет включает в себя несколько зданий обозначенных разными буквами. | Our University includes some buildings marked by different letters. |
| 9.Уроки обычно проходят в разных зданиях находящихся довольно далеко друг от друга. | The lessons usually take place in different buildings located rather far from each other. |
| 10.Мы часто опаздывывали. | We were often late. |
| 11.Что касается предметов, которые мы изучаем, они отличаются от предметов, которые мы изучали в школе. | As for the subjects we are taught they differ from the school subjects. |
| 12.Я часто хожу в библиотеку или в читальный зал, чтобы взять книги на занятия или чтобы поработать там. | I often go to the library or reading hall to take books for our studying or to work there. |
| 13.Кроме того, у нас есть дополнительные занятия по все предметам. | Besides I have some additional lessons in all the subjects. |
| 14.Я посещаю все лекции, семинары и практические занятия, и пытаюсь не пропускать консультации. | I attend all the lectures, seminars, lessons and try not to miss additional consultation lessons. |
| 15.У меня всегда много заданий, которые нужно сделать на завтра. | I always have a lot of tasks to be done for the following day. |
| 16. Вечером я обычно устаю до смерти и падаю с ног. | In the evening I usually feel sick and tired and I am dead on my feet. |
| 18.В воскресенье мне не нужно ехать в университет. | I don't have to go to the University on Sunday. |
| 19.Я узнаю много новых и интересных вещей. | I learn a lot of new interesting things. |
Translate interrogative sentences from Russian into English. Mind the proper usage of the auxiliary verbs and word order. Compare them with the given answers. Work in pairs.
| 1.Когда начинается твой рабочий день? | When does your working day begin? |
| 2.Когда ты уходишь в Университет? | When do you leave for the University? |
| 3.Как ты добираешься до Университета? | How do you get to the University? |
| 4.Сколько времени у тебя уходит, чтобы добраться до Университета? | How much time does it take you to get to the University? |
| 5.Когда начинаются занятия? | When do your lessons begin? |
| 6.Почему ты опаздываешь? | Why are you late? |
| 7.Какой для тебя самый сложный предмет? | What is the most difficult subject for you? |
| 8.Какие предметы вы изучаете? | What subjects do you study? |
| 9.Что ты делаешь после занятий? | What do you do after lessons? |
| 10.Почему ты чувствуешь себя уставшим? | Why do you feel sick and tired? |
| 11.Почему ты ходишь на консультации? | Why do you attend additional consultation lessons? |
| 12.Тебе приходится много работать? | Do you have to work hard? |
| 13.Где ты проводишь много времени? | Where do you spend a lot of time? |
Read the dialogue and dramatize your own dialogue using words and word combinations from the text and these dialogues as a model.
A.
| You: | How many pairs of classes do you usually have? |
| Friend: | We usually have four pairs of classes but on Wednesday we have only three. |
| You: | What are they? |
| Friend: | First we have the History of Culture, then Physics and the third English. |
| You: | Where do you have your English Classes? |
| Friend: | Block P, on the 4th floor, just above the men’s hostel. |
| You: | See you later in the reading hall. Buy. |
B.
| Friend: | Hallo, old chap. Where are you going? |
| You: | I’m going to the University for the first pair of classes. |
| Friend: | What time does it start? |
| You: | It starts at 9 o’clock. I think I am going to be late. |
| Friend: | But why? |
| You: | You see, I missed my trolley-bus and it was hard to get on the next one but I managed. |
| Friend: | How much time does it take you to get to the University? |
| You: | About 30 minutes. |
| Friend: | Hurry up you will be on time. Good luck. |
C.
| You: | Hello, Andrew. You look quite upset. What is wrong with you? Any problems? |
| Friend: | I have to prepare for seminars in the History of Culture and I don’t know where to find information. |
| You: | You’d better go to the reading hall. There is all necessary books there. |
| Friend: | Where is it? It is easy to get lost there. |
| You: | You are right. The reading hall is in block B, on the second floor. Come with me and I will show you the way. |
| Friend: | Thanks a lot. |
| You: | You are welcome. |
14. Look through the text again and make a list of key words to speak about:
· What you usually do at the University.
· What you usually do when your classes are over.
15. Ask your friend about his/ her
· study at the University.
· preparing for classes.