\boxed{4} Imagine that you are doing a project "British and American English" together with your friend. You have found some illustrations and want to share the news. Leave a voice message to your friend. In 2.5 minutes be ready to: give a brief description of the photos, justifying the choice of the photos for the project; say in what way the pictures are different, justifying the choice of the photos for the project; mention the peculiarities (1–2) of the two types of speaking; express your opinion on the subject of the project—whether you prefer British or American English. You will speak for not more than 3 minutes (12–15 sentences). You have to talk continuously. Photo 1 Photo 2 Now read the suggested answer below and choose the correct options to complete the text. Hi, Lisa! That's Anya . I'm phoning tell you about the pictures I've for our project on British and American English. In first picture, the Royal guardians are marching in Great Britain. second picture depicts a view of New York buildings in the USA. pictures are appropriate for our project for definite reasons. The first picture illustrates the traditionalism Great Britain. It's than the USA—that's why I've chosen it. The same reason was for choosing picture of Manhattan with many contemporary buildings. This may underline the difference the older and the younger existing variants of the same language. Indeed, ways of speaking are suitable among Russian students, although teachers accent on the British variant most. However, if a student speaking American English, it will also be welcome here. As for , I prefer British English because I find it sounds noble. I hear someone speaking British English, I naturally enjoy the language. Although the two variants are assimilating nowadays. But if American English taught at school, our teachers would have to teach us Australian and Canadian English, as well. Okay, that's all I wanted tell you. Please, look at the pictures and give me your opinion them and the subject. Bye!
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\(\boxed{4}\) Imagine that you are doing a project "British and American English" together with your friend. You have found some illustrations and want to share the news. Leave a voice message to your friend. In 2.5 minutes be ready to:

  • give a brief description of the photos, justifying the choice of the photos for the project;
  • say in what way the pictures are different, justifying the choice of the photos for the project;
  • mention the peculiarities (1–2) of the two types of speaking;
  • express your opinion on the subject of the project—whether you prefer British or American English.

You will speak for not more than 3 minutes (12–15 sentences). You have to talk continuously.

Now read the suggested answer below and choose the correct options to complete the text.

Hi, Lisa! That's Anya [speak|spoke|speaking]. I'm phoning [of|to|in]tell you about the pictures I've [found|find|finding]for our project on British and American English.

In [the|—|a]first picture, the Royal guardians are marching in Great Britain. [—|A|The]second picture depicts a view of New York buildings in the USA. [This|These|It]pictures are appropriate for our project for definite reasons. The first picture illustrates the traditionalism [of|for|from]Great Britain. It's [old|older|oldest]than the USA—that's why I've chosen it. The same reason was for choosing [—|a|an]picture of Manhattan with many contemporary buildings. This may underline the difference [among|between|inside]the older and the younger existing variants of the same language.

Indeed, [either|neither|both]ways of speaking are suitable among Russian students, although teachers accent on the British variant most. However, if a student [consider|considers|will consider]speaking American English, it will also be welcome here.

As for [me|you|him], I prefer British English because I find it sounds noble. [When|What|How]I hear someone speaking British English, I naturally enjoy the language. Although the two variants are assimilating nowadays. But if American English [will|was|are]taught at school, our teachers would have to teach us Australian and Canadian English, as well.

Okay, that's all I wanted [—|to|telling]tell you. Please, look at the pictures and give me your opinion [in|for|on]them and the subject. Bye!