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University Education in Russia and Great Britain. It is never too late to learn. Answer the questions:. What universities in Russia do you know? What universities in GB do you know? Which university would you prefer to study at and why?.
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University Education in Russia and Great Britain
It is never too late to learn.
Answer the questions: • What universities in Russia do you know? • What universities in GB do you know? • Which university would you prefer to study at and why?
Answer the questions: 4. Which Grades do you think you need in your school- leaving certificate to enter these universities? 5. Where do you think it is more difficult to study?
A full- time student Undergraduate A student registered for the whole length of the course. A student who is still doing the course. Explain the meanings of these words in English:
Graduate Tuition fees A person who has completed a degree course. Payment for the course. Explain the meanings of these words in English:
Translate these expressions: • Получить высшее образование. (to get a higher education) 2. Курсы заочного обучения. (extramural courses) 3.Получать стипендию. (to receive scholarships)
Translate these expressions: 4.Обязательное обучение. (compulsory education) 5.Профессионально- техническое образование. (vocational training)
Revise the degrees of adjectives. long longer (the) longest smart smarter (the) smartest kind kinder (the) kindest
Особые случаи В односложных прилагательных с кратким гласным звуком + одна согласная букваэта согласнаяудваивается hot - hotter - the hottest big - bigger - the biggest
Compare (сравни) : This house is big. This house is bigger. This house is the biggest.
Буква y на конце прилагательных после согласных меняется на i : happy - happier - the happiest funny - funnier - the funniest
funny funnier the funniest Compare (сравни) : The puppy is … The monkey is … The kitten is …
Буква е на конце прилагательных выпадает: nice - nicer - thenicest fine - finer - the finest
Before the comparative you can usea bit, a little, much, a lot, far (= a lot) • Let’s go by car. It’s much (a lot) cheaper. • Don’t go by train. It’s much (a lot)more expensive.
Before the comparative you can usea bit, a little, much, a lot, far (= a lot) • Could you speaka bit (a little)moreslowly? • Her illness wasfar more serious than we at first thought.