Vi. переведите сказуемое с русского на английский.

1. I sometimesзавтракаю in the office.

2. We ездим за городevery Sunday.

3. He проводит деловые встречи every morning.

4. The concert начинается at 7.30, so don’t be late.

5. Do you sometimes прогуливаешься in the evening?

UNIT 5

DINNER DISASTER

I. LISTENING AND READING

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DINNER DISASTER

Mr. and Mrs. Smith both loved cooking. Mr. Smith also wanted a better job in his company. They decided it was time for a dinner party. Mr. Smith phoned his new boss Mr. Plummer and invited him and his wife to dinner on Friday night.

On Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Smith spent a long time cooking a delicious dinner. They prepared fresh salmon, filled with prawns and chilli. They laid the table with silver candles and bottles of wine.

Then, they got ready. Mrs. Smith put on a black evening dress and Mr. Smith wore his best suit. Everything wasperfect.

The Plummers arrived on time at eight o'clock. "Let's have a drink!" said Mr. Smith. They all wentinto the dining room. Then they sawthe table and they were horrified. The main platewas empty. The salmon had gone!

Mrs. Smith burstinto tears. "Don't worry, love! We can still have fish!" and Mr. Smith rushed out of the house.

He ran to the Fish and Chip shop down the road and bought four portions of fish and chips. The great British takeaway! And they all hada lovely evening. So didtheir pet cat.

II. NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Smith [smɪθ]	Мистер и миссис Смит
Mr. Plummer ['plʌmə]	Мистер Пламмер

III. VOCABULARY

1. disaster[dɪ'zɑːstə]	бедствие, катастрофа
2. both [bəuθ] Mr. and Mrs. Smith both loved cooking.	оба И мистер и миссис Смит любили готовить.
3. job [ʤɔb] Mr. Smith also wanted a better job in his company.	работа М-р Смит также хотел повышения по службе в своей компании.
4. dinner party['dɪnə 'pɑːtɪ] They decided it was time for a dinner party.	званый ужин Они решили, что настало время для званого ужина.
5. to phone [fəun] Mr. Smith phoned his new boss Mr. Plummer.	звонить М-р Смит позвонил своему новому начальнику м-ру Пламмеру.
6. to invite [ɪn'vaɪt] to Mr. Smith invited him and his wife to dinner on Friday night.	пригласить куда-либо М-р Смит пригласил его с супругой на ужин в пятницу вечером.
7. delicious[dɪ'lɪʃəs] They spent a long time cooking a delicious dinner.	восхитительный (на вкус) Они потратили много времени на приготовление изысканного ужина.
8. to prepare[prɪ'pɛə]	приготовить
9. fresh salmon [freʃ 'sæmən]	свежий лосось
10. to fill [fɪl] to be filled with smth	фаршировать, наполнять быть нафаршированным ч-л
11. prawn [prɔːn] They prepared fresh salmon, filled with prawns and chilli.	креветка Они приготовили свежего лосося, фаршированного креветками и соусом чили.
12. to lay(lay-laid-laid) [leɪ-leɪd-leɪd] to lay the table	класть, положить накрыть на стол, поставить на стол
13. silver candles [ˈsɪlvə ˈkændlz]	свечи в серебряных подсвечниках
14. wine [waɪn] They laid the table with silver candles and bottles of wine.	вино Они поставили на стол свечи в серебряных подсвечниках и вино.
15. to put [put] on smth Mrs. Smith put on a black evening dress.	надеть на себя ч-л Миссис Смит надела на себя черное вечернее платье.
16. perfect [ˈpɜːfɪkt] Everything was perfect.	идеальный, безупречный Все было безупречно.
17. to arrive [əˈraɪv] on time The Plummers arrived on time.	приехать, прибыть вовремя Пламмеры приехали вовремя.
18. to be horrified [ˈhɔrɪfaɪd] Then they sawthe table and they were horrified.	быть в ужасе Потом они увидели стол и пришли в ужас.
19. main plate [meɪn pleɪt]	основное блюдо
20. empty [ˈemptɪ] The main platewas empty.	пустой Большое блюдо было пустым.
21. to burst into tears [bə:st] [tɪəz] Mrs. Smith burst into tears.	разрыдаться Миссис Смит разрыдалась.
22. still [stɪl]	тем не менее
23. to rush [rʌʃ] out Mr. Smith rushed out of the house.	выбежать, выскочить М-р Смит выбежал из дома.
24. portion [ˈpɔ:ʃən] He bought four portions of fish and chips.	порция, часть Он купил четыре порции рыбы с чипсами.
25. takeaway [ˈteɪkəˌweɪ] The great British takeaway!	еда на вынос Да здравствует британский фаст-фуд!
26. lovely [ˈlʌvlɪ] And they all had a lovely evening.	прекрасный, замечательный И все они замечательно провели вечер.

IV. COMPREHENSION CHECK

1. Answer the questions:

1.What did Mr. and Mrs. Smith love doing?

2.What kind of job did Mr. Smith want in his company?

3.Whom did he call?

4.Why did he call Mr. Plummer?

5.What did Mr. and Mrs. Smith do on Friday afternoon?

6.What did they prepare?

7.What did they lay the table with?

8.What dress did Mrs. Smith put on?

9.What suit did Mr. Smith wear?

10.What room did they go to after the Plummers arrived?

11.What did they see and how did they feel?

12.How did Mrs. Smith react?

13.What did Mr. Smith do? Where did he run?

14.What did he buy in the Fish and Chip shop?

15.What kind of evening did they all have?

16.What kind of evening did the Smiths’ pet cat have?

V. GRAMMAR: The PAST SIMPLE Tense

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1. употреблениеpAStSIMPLE

PAST SIMPLE употребляется для обозначения: