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Владимир Дмитриевич Аракин
reduce the damage inflicted to the environment.
Note: The group of students is divided into two teams, each of which performs the same role-playing game. While discussing the problems pertaining to
environmental protection they show different approaches to the issues under discussion, speak about things of mutual interest, disagree with some of the
participants or share the others' point of view. Comments from the class on each team's performance and the estimate of the different arguments are invited.
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17. Group Discussion.
Give your views on the problems pertaining to natural environment.
Tal k i n g p o i n t s :
1. Nature and the man's love of it.
2. Man as a constituent part of nature.
3. Pets and plants in our life.
today?
Tal k i n g p o i n t s :
1. Ill-effects of unrestricted industrialization and the sprawl of large-built areas: a) foul air: b) polluted water; c) noise disturbance;
d) overpopulation; e) disfigured landscapes and land pollution.
2. Extermination of wildlife — upsetting of the biological balance: a) destruction of animal habitats; b) removal and destruction of
plants and trees; c) unprecedented killing of animals for economic, scientific and individual purposes.
Tal k i n g p o i n t s :
1. International cooperation in environmental protection.
2. Mass media in the fight against pollution and for nature conservation: a) newspaper comments and reviews; b) TV programmes:
c) science-popular films.
3. Ecology — the science of how the living things are related to their environment.
4. Voluntary organizations' and individuals' participation in the nature conservation movement.
SPEECH SOUND EXERCISES
Unit One [e - æ]
Do not open your mouth too wide when articulating the vowel [e], it is a half-open vowel. Open your mouth very wide when
pronouncing the vowel [æ]: it is an open vowel (helping to make it open by a spoon-shaped depression in the front part of the tongue).
1. Pronounce the pairs of words and the sentences with the vowels. Observe their length variants:
— lend — land
— helping — happen
— plenty — planned
— selling — salmon
necessary — ational
subject — program
— 1. Harris objected to a slap-up breakfast. 2. The fact is Jed expected the man to be a different personality. 3. Can you imagine
anything happening to the salmon? — Yes, I can.
[ei — ɛə ]
Remember that the nucleus of the diphthong [ei] is Vowel No. 3, which is mid-open and that of the diphthong [ɛə] is an open vowel.
Make the nuclei long and very distinct vowels. Make the glides much shorter and indistinct.
1. Pronounce the pairs of words and the sentences with the two diphthongs. Observe their length variants:
A. fade — fair
railways — rarely
shade — share