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Looking for a job

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[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/cd1_42.mp3]
  A: Good morning. Welcome to the nine2five Employment Agency. My name's Tony.
В: Nice to meet you.
A: You too. OK. First, one or two questions. What's your first name, please?
В: It's Amy.
A: And what's your surname?
В: Foley.
A: OK. um, how do you spell that, please?
В: F-O-L-E-Y.
A: F-O-L-E-Y. Thanks. Are you married?
В: No, I'm single.
A: And what's your nationality?
В: I'm British.
A: OK … Right. What's your address?
В: It's 9 Whedon Road, Manchester, M116JZ.
A: How do you spell 'Whedon'?
В: W-H-E-D-O-N.
A: So that's 9 Whedon Road, Manchester,M116JZ.
В: Yes, that's right.
A: OK, thanks. Right, er, next question.What's your mobile number?
В: It's 07866 642339.
A: 07866 …er…
В: 642339.
A: OK, thanks. And what's your email address?
В: It's amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk.
A: So that's, er, amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk.
В: Yes, that's right.
A: OK, thanks a lot. Right, um, what kind of job do you want?
   

Meet some of my friends.

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[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/cd1_35.mp3]
A: Ben, do you want to see some photos of my friends?
B: Sure.
A: OK. This is a friend from Germany.
B: What's his name?
A: Karl. He's a doctor.
B: Oh, OK.
A: And, um, this is my friend Steve. He's a musician.
B: Is he American?
A: Yes, he is. He's from Washington. And, er, this is my friend Claire.
B: That's a nice photo. Where's she from?
A: She's from France. But she's a teacher in London now.
В: Really? Hmm. She's beautiful.
A: Yes, she is — and she's married.
B: Oh.
A: And this is my friend Daniela. She's from Italy.
B: Is she a musician?
A: No, she isn't. She's an actress.
B: Oh, OK. Is she married?
A: Um, no, she's single.
В: Really? What's her phone number?
A: Ben!

 

   

Excuse me — part 1

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[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/cd1_22.mp3]
1
A: Excuse me.
B: Yes, Magda?
A: What does 'answer' mean?
B: I ask a question, you say the answer.
A: I'm sorry, I don't understand.
B: ОК. Question — What's your first name? Answer — It's Magda.
A: Oh, OK. I understand. Thank you.

2
A: Excuse me.
B: Yes, Pedro?
A: What's 'lapiz' in English?
B: Pencil.
A: Can you repeat that, please?
B: Pencil.
A: Pencil.
B: Good.

3
A: What's the answer to question 1 ?Pedro?
B: I'm sorry, I don't know.
A: Magda?
C: It's Brazil.
A: That's right. Good.
B: Excuse me. How do you spell 'Brazil?
A: B-R-A-Z-I-L.
C: OK. Thank you.

   

Making plans to keep in touch with someone (планируем оставаться на связи)

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I’ll call you when I get home.
Call when you get there.
Don’t forget to call.
Write me.
You’ve got my e-mail address?
Text me.
I’m on Facebook.
Facebook = Twitter, MySpace, Linkedln, etc.
Let’s do lunch.
I’ll be in touch.
Let’s keep in touch.

When someone is leaving on a journey (когда кто-то уезжает в поездку)

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Bon voyage!
Have a good trip!
Have a nice flight.
Have a nice trip.
Have a safe trip.
Have a safe journey.
Drive carefully.
Take care of yourself.
Take care.
We’ll miss you.
All the best.

Leaving a place (оставляя место)

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Are we ready to leave?
Are you about finished?
Are you ready to go?
Ready to go?
Ready to roll? (slang)
Are we away? (slang)
Let's blow. (slang)
     blow=leave
Let's get out of this taco stand. (slang)
     taco stand = a cheap place; an undesirable place
Let's blow this joint. (slang)
     = Let's leave this place.
Let's go while the going's good. (cliche)
     Let's = Time to. We've got to
Let's get while the getting's good. (cliche)
Let's head out.
Let's beat a hasty retreat. (cliche)
Let’s make tracks. (informal)
     make tracks = leave a trail (as we go)
Let's motor. (slang)
     to motor = to leave by automobile
Let's hit the road. (slang)
Let's boogie. (slang)
Let's split. (slang)
Let's make like a tree and leave. (jocular)
Let's make like the wind and blow. (jocular)
Let's make like a banana and split. (jocular)
Exit stage right.
Exit stage left.
Retreat! (slang)

Английский язык cамоучитель

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Новый самоучитель английского языка
Самоучитель состоит из 26 уроков. Из них первые три урока в основном посвящены звуковой стороне английского языка и правилам чтения. Каждый урок состоит из грамматических и лексических пояснений, иллюстрированных примерами, текста со словарем и примечаниями, упражнений и контрольной работы. Кроме того, в уроках 4-18 есть факультативный раздел «Дополнительный материал для устной речи», а к урокам 8—25 приложены тексты для дополнительного чтения по выбору учащегося.
English Grammar in Use
869169422af84ac92817b65755a7d637
Книга для самостоятельно обучения английского языка для уровня intermediate.

 

What is your name?

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[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/02.mp3]
STEFAN: Hello, I'm Stefan. What's your name?
EMEL:     Hello, my name's Emel.
STEFAN:  Nice to meet you.
EMEL:     You too.
[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/03.mp3]
TIM:     Hi, Anita.
ANITA: Hi, Tim. How are you?
TIM:     I'm fine, thanks. And you
ANITA: I'm OK, thanks.
[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/05.mp3]
A
SUE:     Hello, my name's Sue. What's your name?
MARIO: Hello, I'm Mario.
SUE:     Nice to meet you.
MARIO: You too.
 
B
ADAM: Hi, Meg.
MEG:   Hi, Adam. How are you?
ADAM: I'm fine, thanks. And you?
MEG:   I'm OK, thanks.

[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/talk_time/dialog/Track04.mp3]
What's your name?  My name is Matt.
What's his name?   His name is Ben.
What's her name?   Her name is Julia.

[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/talk_time/dialog/Track05.mp3]
A:   Hello, I'm Jennifer. What's your name?
B:   Hi, Jennifer. I'm Li-jun. Please call me Li. It's my nickname.
A:   OK. It's nice to meet you, Li.
B:   Nice to meet you, too. What's your last name, Jennifer?
A:   It's Banks. What's your last name?
B:   Wong.
[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/headway/dialog/002.mp3]
A:   Hello. I'm Sandra. What's your name?
B:   My name's Hiro.
A:   Hello, Hiro.
[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/18.mp3]
A: Hello. What's your first name, please?
B: It's Pedro.
A: What's your surname?
B: Molina.
A: How do you spell that?
B: M-O-L-I-N-A.
A: Thank you, Pedro. Welcome to the class.
B: Thank you.

[audio:http://englishsbs.ru/face2face/dialog/19.mp3]
1
A: Hello. What's your first name, please?
B: It's Magda.
A: How do you spell that?
B: M-A-G-D-A.
A: Thanks. What's your surname?
B: It's Janowska.
A: And how do you spell that?
B: J-A-N-O-W-S-K-A.
A: J-A-N-O-W-S-K-A. Thank you, Magda. Welcome to the class.
B: Thank you.


2
A: Hello. What's your first name, please?
B: It's Hasan.
A: How do you spell that?
B: H-A-S-A-N.
A: Thanks. And what's your surname?
B: Yousef.
A: ОК. How do you spell that, please?
B: Y-O-U-S-E-F
A: Y-O-U-S-E-F Thank you, Hasan.Welcome to the class.
B: Thank you.