Feedback Unit 4 Flashcards
‘She looks’ or ‘She looks like’?
_ happy.
_ a happy person.
She looks happy. (She looks + adj)
She looks like a happy person. (She looks like + nouns / She looks like + sentence
‘This looks’ or ‘This looks like’?
_ fake.
_ a fake.
‘This looks’ or ‘This looks like’?
This looks fake. (looks + adj)
This looks like a fake. (looks like + noun)
look like? look?
It doesn’t _ his parents make him play.
He _ pretty happy.
look like? look?
It doesn’t look like his parents make him play. (looks like + sentence)
He looks pretty happy. (looks + adj)
I think it’s very i_ (воодушевляюще)
I think it’s very inspiring.
/ɪnˈspaɪərɪŋ/
look like? look?
He _ he loves music.
He looks like he loves music.
I’d love to improve my ability to _ with people (дружить).
I’d love to improve my ability to be friends with people.
[pronunciation] This would be very useful.
/ˈjuːsfəl/
I’d love to improve my ability to p_ _ _ rudeness. (= терпеть)
I’d love to improve my ability to put up with rudeness. (= терпеть)
When I work under pressure, this can a_ my ability to concentrate. (= оказывать влияние)
When I work under pressure, this can affect my ability to concentrate.
‘catch’ or ‘get’?
I didn’t _ the last sentence about making a fortune. (= не понял)
‘catch’ or ‘get’?
I didn’t get the last sentence about making a fortune. (= не понял)
didn’t catch = не расслышал
Some people decide to downshift because they can’t c_ with the stress. (= справиться)
Some people decide to downshift because they can’t cope with the stress. (= справиться)
Maybe he had a b_. (= выгорел)
Maybe he had a burnout. (= выгорел)
/ˈbɜːˌnɑːwt/
We didn’t guess the r_ _ he decided to downshift. (= причину)
We didn’t guess the reason why he decided to downshift. (= причину)
I don’t think he downshifted because he didn’t have a lot of money i_ the f_ p_. (= у него и не было ничего)
I don’t think he downshifted because he didn’t have a lot of money in the first place. (= у него и не было ничего)
[pronunciation] He’ll get bored in a day.
/bɔːrd/
[add a word]
I’ve been working for my current company about five years.
[add a word]
I’ve been working for my current company for about five years.
[add an expression at the end to mean ‘примерно’]
I’ve been working for my current company for about five years _ _.
[add an expression at the end to mean ‘примерно’]
I’ve been working for my current company for about five years or so.
[pronunciation] entered university
/ˈentərd/
Our company _ (hire) right now.
Our company is hiring right now.
they have a high _ (уровень) of English
they have a high level of English
[add one word]
I’m currently based in Nizhny Novgorod, and I relocated here over seven years. [больше семи лет назад]
I’m currently based in Nizhny Novgorod, and I relocated here over seven years ago. [больше семи лет назад]
I stopped _ (wear) glasses around seven years ago.
I stopped wearing glasses around seven years ago.
ar or like?
Katerina has been working _ a freelancer for 12 years
Katerina has been working as a freelancer for 12 years
How to say ‘мы подписали контракт’ (или договор)
We’ve signed a contract.
/saɪnd/
He d_ u_ a detailed itinerary. (= подготовил)
He drew up a detailed itinerary.
draw up - drew up - has drawn up
I think I’ll go on vacation in a_ two months. (= ещё через два месяца)
I think I’ll go on vacation in another two months. (= ещё через два месяца)
I’ll work for another week and then I’ll go _ vacation.
I’ll work for another week and then I’ll go on vacation.
[add one word]
I’m still thinking what I need to get started.
[add one word]
I’m still thinking what I need to get started with.
I need to get started _ the report.
I need to get started with the report.
она прекратила говорить, чтобы проверить чат
She stopped talking TO check the chat.
stopped -ing = прекратила
to = чтобы
она прекратила говорить, чтобы НЕ обидеть her feelings
She stopped talking in order not to hurt her feelings
She stopped talking TO check the chat.
stopped -ing = прекратила
чтобы не = in order no to
[pronunciation] but it’s also dead wrong
/ˈɔːlsəʊ/
When I _ (пошла на улицу) and breathed in, I could feel the smell of summer.
When I went outside (пошла на улицу) and breathed in, I could feel the smell of summer.
[what is the meaning of the word in bold?]
What small events in your life led to important consequences?
/ˈkɒnsɪkwənsɪz/
последствия
[what is the meaning of the word in bold?]
I don’t handle criticism well.
/ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/
критика
[pronunciation] where’s the stress?
consequences - последствия
/ˈkɒnsɪkwənsɪz/
[pronunciation] where’s the stress?
criticism - критика
/ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/
When I’m under a lot of stress, I try to p_ m_ t_ (= собраться - ‘соберись, тряпка’) and find a solution to my problems.
When I’m under a lot of stress, I try to pull myself together (= собраться - ‘соберись, тряпка’) and find a solution to my problems.