Feedback Unit 2 Flashcards
[pronunciation] work
/wɜːk/
In our company, a lot of people work from abroad.
Is it ____ (разрешено) in your company?
In our company, a lot of people work from abroad.
Is it allowed (разрешено) in your company?
/əˈlaʊ/
[pronunciation] previous
/ˈpriːviəs/
Working in a ___ _____ (налоговая) is very difficult, because you need to have nerves of steel.
Working in a tax office (налоговая) is very difficult, because you need to have nerves of steel.
I _ (выписала штраф) to a head of a big company.
I gave a fine (выписала штраф) to a head of a big company.
[pronunciation] atmosphere
/ˈætməsfɪə/
My previous boss called my future boss and told him ‘Don’t _ her’ because she was angry that I’d left her company. (не нанимай)
My previous boss called my future boss and told him ‘Don’t hire her’ because she was angry that I’d left her company. (не нанимай)
/ˈhaɪə(r)/
I don’t like job interviews because I have an _ (синдром самозванца).
I don’t like job interviews because I have an impostor syndrome
/ɪmˈpɒstə ˈsɪndrəʊm//
Having a job interview is always very _ (нервно) for me.
Having a job interview is always very stressful (нервно) for me.
/ˈstresfl/
not ‘nervous’ - a feeling (психую)
[pronunciation] candidate
/ˈkændɪdət/
[pronunciation] bank
/bæŋk/
not ‘bunk’!
Not everyone needs survival skills, but a stay-at-home mom definitely ____.
Not everyone needs survival skills, but a stay-at-home mom definitely does.
[pronunciation] UX researcher
/ˌjuː ˈeks/
In your CV, you describe your skills and your ___________ (достижения).
In your CV, you describe your skills and your achievements.
/əˈtʃiːvmənt/
I think good grades make you more c________. (= уверенный в себе)
I think good grades make you more confident. (= уверенный в себе)
[pronunciation] specialist
/ˈspeʃəlɪst/
[pronunciation] gynaecologist
/ˌɡaɪnəˈkɒlədʒɪst/
I’d like to be an accountant but I lack the necessary _________ skills.
I’d like to be an accountant but I lack the necessary accounting skills.
I’d like to be a teacher, but I lack the _______ (терпение)
I’d like to be a teacher, but I lack the patience.
/ˈpeɪʃns/
Ania: I’ve never had a terrible job interview.
Petya: I ___. (а у меня было)
Ania: I’ve never had a terrible job interview.
Petya: I have.
I’m 29. I ____ (work) for 10 years now.
I’m 29. I’ve worked for 10 years now. (a period of time => a perfect tense)
(or ‘I’ve been working’)
I once ___ (have) a really terrible interview. I ___ (turn on) my camera, but the rest of the people on the call ____ (не включили).
I once had (once = однажды => past simple) a really terrible interview. I turned on (details on a specific situation) my camera, but the rest of the people on the call didn’t (short form).
Student A: ‘Did you get some useful experience last year?’
Student B: Yes, I _____. ____ (you?)
Did you get some useful experience last year.
Yes, I did. Did you?
[pronunciation] It’s pretty dangerous.
/ˈprɪti/
[pronunciation] rather boring
/ˈrɑːðə(r)/
/ˈræðər/
[pronunciation] Being an accountant involves way too much responsibility.
/rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti/
Have you ever ____ (ride) a bike?
Have you ever ridden a bike?
We’ve both been __ Sochi but I was there in the summer and he was there in the winter.
We’ve both been to Sochi but I was there in the summer and he was there in the winter.
We’ve both ___ (attend) a concert on a stadium, I liked it, but Irina ___ (нет).
We’ve both attended a concert on a stadium, I liked it, but Irina didn’t.
We’ve both baked a cake but I __ (decorate) it with chocolate and Svetlana __ (decorate) it with berries.
We’ve both baked a cake but I decorated it with chocolate and Svetlana decorated it with berries.
When did you last ___ (attend) a concert?
When did you last attend a concert?
Thank God, I’ve never ___ (break) anything.
Thank God, I’ve never broken anything.
I’ve never broken a bone.
Me _. (я тоже)
I’ve never broken a bone.
Me neither.
I last had an argument with someone _ w____ ago. (= достаточно давно)
I last had an argument with someone a while ago. (= достаточно давно)
What’s the difference in meaning?
I last visited my friends in August.
I last had friends over in August.
I last visited my friends in August. = я ходила в гости
I last had friends over in August. = ко мне приходили гости
We _ (переехали) recently.
We moved recently.
/muːvd/
moved to Scotland, moved house - переехали в другую квартиру, moved from Moscow to Kazan
Kate does her homework either __ the morning __ the evening.
Kate does her homework either in the morning or in the evening.
In Nataly’s family, или посудомоечная машина моет посуду, или никто не моет. ;)
In Nataly’s family, either the dishwasher washes the dishes, or nobody does.
[вопрос про задание] Оля, а что нам с этими вопросами делать? Нам их обсуждать?
Olya, what are we supposed to do with these questions? Are we supposed to discuss them?
[correct the sentence] Olya supposes me to do my homework, but I don’t actually do it.
I’m supposed to do my homework, but I don’t actually do it.
[correct the sentence] I’m supposed to have a yoga class today, but it didn’t work out because I overslept.
I was supposed to have a yoga class today, but it didn’t work out because I overslept.
[choose a better option]
I [wasn’t/am not] supposed to stay with my son today, but I’ll do it anyway, because he got sick.
I wasn’t supposed to stay with my son today, but I’ll do it anyway, because he got sick.
wasn’t supposed to = it wasn’t the plan
I ___ [was or am] supposed to go to South Africa, but unfortunately it didn’t work out.
I was supposed to go to South Africa, but unfortunately it didn’t work out.
все считают что Russians have bears as pets. На деле такого нет
Russians are supposed to have bears, but in fact we don’t.
All of these things are connected to Eleanor. It’s ___ her actions __ what she said. [или.. или]
Either her actions or what she said.
not ‘or.. or..’
All of these things are connected to Eleanor. ___ her actions __ what she said. [или.. или]
Either her actions or what she said.
not ‘or.. or..’
I don’t have ___ an aunt ___ an uncle. (ни … ни …)
I don’t have either an aunt or an uncle. (ни … ни …)
The same as ‘или … или…’
[someone who has just shared the screen]
(you / see) it?
Do you see it? (or Can you see it?)
Don’t use Present Continuous with ‘see’, as it’s a state verb (so not normally used in Present Continuous, when we use it in this meaning)
I’m supposed to clean my flat __ Saturdays.
I’m supposed to clean my flat on Saturdays.
on + days
[was or am?]
I _ supposed to go for a walk, but I didn’t.
[was or am?]
I was supposed to go for a walk, but I didn’t.
I was supposed to go for a walk, but it didn’t w___ o__.
не сложилось, не вышло
I was supposed to go for a walk, but it didn’t work out.
[pronunciation] but in fact…
Pronounce ‘fact’ like ‘cat’, not like ‘cup’
I’m trying to c___ __ ____ one more example. (придумать)
I’m trying to come up with one more example. (придумать)
come up with a plan
come up with an idea
[when there’s a technical issue and you need to tell everyone to wait]
Please b___ ____ me.
[when there’s a technical issue and you need to tell everyone to wait]
Please bear with me.
What grammar rule did McDonalds ‘break’ with this slogan?
‘Love’ is normally not used in present continuous
E.g. ‘I love your dress!’ ‘I love this salad!’
Look at the poster. Is ‘everybody’ singular or plural?
Now make the sentence:
Why everybody / wear striped clothes? (present continuous, question)
Why is everybody wearing striped clothes? (present continuous, question)
Are you reading anything __ the moment?
Are you reading anything at the moment?
[pronunciation] I’m working on a new report at the moment.
/rɪˈpɔːt/
I’m watching this film - it’s called ‘Shadow and bone’. Ты его видела?
I’m watching this film - it’s called ‘Shadow and bone’. Have you seen it?
[experience => present perfect]
I need to open a bank account abroad, and I _ (do) that.
I need to open a bank account abroad, and I’ve done that.
I was supposed to run a workshop last week, and I _ (do) that.
I was supposed to run a workshop last week, and I did that.
I pay my bills every month. I _ (pay) this month’s bills my bills yesterday. But I _ (not / pay) the taxes yet.
I pay my bills every month. I paid this month’s bills my bills yesterday. But I haven’t** the taxes yet.
[status update] Olga _ (do) a lot of different things today.
Olga has done a lot of different things today.
Masha _ (not clean) her house properly yet.
Masha hasn’t cleaned her house properly yet.
I installed a new app _ (на прошлой неделе).
I installed a new app last week.
I _ (not / talk) to anyone today.
I haven’t talked to anyone today.
[pronunciation] virtual
/ˈvɜːtʃuəl/
I _ (share) my Netflix password with a friend.
I’ve shared my Netflix password with a friend.
I _ (shared) my photos with friends last week.
I shared my photos with friends last week.
I don’t think I use any apps with gamification - but maybe I _ (not notice - не замечала).
I don’t think I use any apps with gamification - but maybe I haven’t noticed that. (not notice - не замечала).