Listen, open the cards and do the tasks Judy: Oh, hi, Jim! Have you returned from China yet? Jim: Hi, Judy. I'm going to spend Christmas here. There are still six months until graduation from the university. Judy: How do you like to study, is it difficult? Jim: Studying abroad is a great way to combine study and travel. I practice a lot every time it becomes easier for me to understand a foreign language. Judy: Where have you been? Jim: We had two weeks of national holidays, so I visited the capital and the neighbouring city. Judy: Do you like the local food? Jim: I like it! The Chinese eat rice instead of bread with various vegetables, meat and sauces. Very tasty. Judy: Have you tried Peking duck? Jim: Yes, but it is a delicacy, so it is eaten on holidays. Judy: Are the Chinese noisy and ill-mannered? Jim: Oh, this is a stereotype. I agree with you, they are noisy. But at the same time, they are friendly and ready to help at any time. They like foreigners. Judy: Do you want to come back soon? Jim: I miss my hometown and friends, but studying abroad helps me to be independent. I control the finances, the daily routine and make decisions myself. Judy: I wish I could do the same! Jim: Why don't you try to get into our university? Judy: I'm afraid to try new things. But I really want to study and travel. Jim: I think if you study hard for the next six months, you have all the opportunities to study abroad. Judy: Okay, can you help me find the university's website? Jim: Of course! In the meantime, let's go buy Christmas gifts? Judy: Good idea! Let's go! Jim's come back from China where . He came home to celebrate . He likes studying abroad because it's a good combination of . Jim finds Chinese tasty. He is interested in . Judy is scared of . Card 1 Choose topics Jim and Judy were discussing Jim's trip to Beijing Jim's experience studying abroad Judy's future plans about career Chinese houses and strange manners Chinese people and food Jim's subjects at university Judy's ideas about Christmas presents Card 2
Задание

Listen, open the cards and do the tasks

Judy: Oh, hi, Jim! Have you returned from China yet?

Jim: Hi, Judy. I'm going to spend Christmas here. There are still six months until graduation from the university.

Judy: How do you like to study, is it difficult?

Jim: Studying abroad is a great way to combine study and travel. I practice a lot every time it becomes easier for me to understand a foreign language.

Judy: Where have you been?

Jim: We had two weeks of national holidays, so I visited the capital and the neighbouring city.

Judy: Do you like the local food?

Jim: I like it! The Chinese eat rice instead of bread with various vegetables, meat and sauces. Very tasty.

Judy: Have you tried Peking duck?

Jim: Yes, but it is a delicacy, so it is eaten on holidays.

Judy: Are the Chinese noisy and ill-mannered?

Jim: Oh, this is a stereotype. I agree with you, they are noisy. But at the same time, they are friendly and ready to help at any time. They like foreigners.

Judy: Do you want to come back soon?

Jim: I miss my hometown and friends, but studying abroad helps me to be independent. I control the finances, the daily routine and make decisions myself.

Judy: I wish I could do the same!

Jim: Why don't you try to get into our university?

Judy: I'm afraid to try new things. But I really want to study and travel.

Jim: I think if you study hard for the next six months, you have all the opportunities to study abroad.

Judy: Okay, can you help me find the university's website?

Jim: Of course! In the meantime, let's go buy Christmas gifts?

Judy: Good idea! Let's go!

  1. Jim's come back from China where
    [he was on holiday|he's studying].
  2. He came home to celebrate
    [Christmas|sister's wedding].
  3. He likes studying abroad because it's a good combination of
    [getting knowledge and travelling|studying and saving some money].
  4. Jim finds Chinese
    [people|food] tasty.
  5. He is interested in
    [earning a lot of money|being independent].
  6. Judy is scared of
    [trying new things|being alone abroad].

Card 1
Choose the correct options

Choose topics Jim and Judy were discussing

  • Jim's trip to Beijing
  • Jim's experience studying abroad
  • Judy's future plans about career
  • Chinese houses and strange manners
  • Chinese people and food
  • Jim's subjects at university
  • Judy's ideas about Christmas presents

Card 2