The Lexico-grammatical work is given to the teacher before the test.

Критерии оценок для итоговых работ за семестр:

Spelling list, transposition based on audition

0 m – 5

1-2 m – 5-

3-4 m – 4

5 m – 4

6-7 m – 3

8 m – 3-

9 m – 2

Lexico-grammatical test

1-2 m – 5

3 m – 5-

4-5 m - 4

6-7 m – 4-

8 m – 3

9 m – 3-

10 m – 2

Семестр 2

Unit 4

Spelling list

To turn smth upside down/inside out

A new treatment for scarlet fever

A funny enjoyment

Especially unfortunately

Guess what the purpose of his sacrifice was

For a little while

To dress in one’s best for such a big occasion

To make trouble and get messed up

To stand in smb’s way

To hire a taxi for a beautiful drive away into the country

To afford buying a new flat

His efforts were no use

To get on smb’s nerves

For smb’s sake

To keep scrupulously clean

It occurred to him that

A strange occurrence

She trimmed and decorated the hat

Advice to a young man going to England

You are going to live in a far country, far not in distance, but in customs and ideas. You are going to live in a difficult and mysterious country. For the first few days you will think: “This venture is hopeless; I shall never get to know them; the gulf is too wide.” Be reassured. The gulf can be crossed.

Do not talk much until you have found your depth. No one there will blame you for silence. When you have not opened your mouth for three years, they will think: “This is a nice quiet fellow”. Be modest. An Englishman will say, “I have a little house in the country”; when he invites you to stay with him you will discover that the little house is a place with three hundred bedrooms.

If you are a world tennis-champion, say, “I don’t play too badly”. If you have crossed the Atlantic alone in a small boat, say, “I do a little sailing”. If you have written books, say nothing at all. They will find out for themselves, in time, this regrettable but inoffensive weakness; they will laugh and say: “Now I know all about you”, and they will be pleased with you.

Golden rule: Never ask questions. For six months during the War I lived in the same tent and shared a bath-tub with an Englishman: he never asked me if I was married, what I did in peacetime, or what were the books I was reading under his nose.

If you insist on making confidences, they will be listened to with polite indifference. Avoid making confidences about other people. Gossips exist here as elsewhere, but they are at the same time less common and more serious. There is no middle course between silence and scandal. Choose silence.

Task: All two more pieces of advice.

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