Feedback September-October Flashcards

(74 cards)

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[where’s the stress?]
My colleague recommended this course to me.

A

/ˈkɒliːɡ/

colleague Коля

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Where are you b_? (= where do you live?)

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Where are you based? (= where do you live?)

/beɪst/

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I want to learn to deal with _ (нервные) situations better.

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I want to learn to deal with stressful situations better.

/ˈstresfl/

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[pronunciation]
I work in an IT company.

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/ˈkʌmpəni/

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I like that everything in my town works _ (круглосуточно).

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I like that everything in my town works 24/7.

pronunciation: twenty four seven

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I think that entrepreneurs like Elon Musk _ (достойны, заслуживают) to be respected.

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I think that entrepreneurs like Elon Musk deserve to be respected.

/dɪˈzɜːv/

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For me it was very _ (surprise >> adjective) that the genius behind iPhone is Jonny Ive, not Steve Jobs.

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For me it was very suprising that the genius behind iPhone is Jonny Ive, not Steve Jobs.

это интересно = interesting
это скучно = it’s boring

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Jonny Ive _ _ _ (отвечал за) the design of the iPhone.

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Jonny Ive was responsible for the design of the iPhone.

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[pronunciation]
Who suggested this idea?

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/səˈestɪd/

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[stress]
a huge impact

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IMpact

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[pronunciation]
She reads books to unwind (= relax).

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/ˌʌnˈwaɪnd/

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[pronunciation]
I listened to some music.

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/ˈlɪsnd/

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Fix the mistake:
I think we use Present Simple here, because it is /fʌkt/

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because it’s a /fækt/ (fact)

not f*cked

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If one colleague _ (want) to thank another colleague, they can send them a gift through our internal system.

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If one colleague wants to thank another colleague, they can send them a gift through our internal system.

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I’m avoiding? I avoid? breaking the law when I’m driving.

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I avoid breaking the law when I’m driving.

Compare: I don’t have any more money to pay fines, so I’m avoiding breaking the law when I’m driving till next month.

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I’m _ (подумываю о том, чтобы) getting a new pet.

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I’m considering getting a new pet.

or: I’m thinking of getting a new pet.

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I’m thinking of/about how to spend my next weekend.

I’m thinking of/about going to St. Petersburg next Sunday.

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I’m thinking about how to spend my next weekend. thinking about = думаю

I’m thinking of/about going to St. Petersburg next Sunday. thinking of = подумываю, не поехать ли

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I’m trying to g_ a p_ _ (= пытаюсь получить прибавку в зарплате)

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I’m trying to get a pay raise.

the stress is on ‘pay’

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I’m considering _ (apply) for a US visa.

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I’m considering applying for a U.S. visa.

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We’re d_ (обсуждаем) the new project.

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We’re discussing the new project.

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[what’s the meaning of ‘now’ here?]
Our team is now working on a project with HR data.

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теперь
Our team is now working on the project with HR data.

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[add ‘в данный момент’]
Our team is _ working on a project with HR data.

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Our team is currently working on a project with HR data.

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[what’s the meaning of ‘now’ here?]
I’ve been living in Berlin for more than a year now.

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I’ve been living in Berlin for more than a year now. = уже

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В последнее время, много работаю с клиентами из UK.

Recently, I…_

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Recently I‘ve been working with clients from the UK a lot.

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When you do something for 30 days, you develop a \_ (привычка).
When you do something for 30 days, you **develop a habit**.
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Maybe in these 30 days you make some mistakes and then you **\_** all these **problems** (решаешь).
Maybe in these 30 days you make some mistakes and then you **solve** all these **problems** (решаешь).
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I can't **get \_ \_** waking up early. (не могу привыкнуть)
I can't **get used to** wak**ing** up early. (не могу привыкнуть)
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**интересно**, проводили ли они research **I w\_ \_** they did some research on this.
**I wonder if** they did some research on this.
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We've **rented \_ (= сдали)** our apartment. Our tenant will **move \_ (въедет)** this week.
We've **rented out** our apartment. Our tenant will **move in** this week.
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I spent **\_ (полтора дня)** on the train.
I spent **a day and a half** on the train.
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Today I have a **\_ \_** (= персональный **выходной**).
Today I have a **day off**.
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I was **\_ (в автобусе)** and saw a clown. Bizarre!
I was **on the bus** and saw a clown. Bizarre! on the train
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She **\_ (вечно оставляет свои)** dirty socks on my pillow. I hate it!
She**'s always leaving** her dirty socks on my pillow. I hate it!
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a: I’ve lost my keys again. b: Not again! You **\_ (вечно теряешь)** your keys! | бесит!
a: I’ve lost my keys again. b: Not again! You’**re always losing** your keys!
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Paul is never late. He **\_ (always+ start)** work on time.
Paul is never late. He **always starts** work on time.
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My **\_ (соседи сверху)** are always moving the furniture at about midnight.
My **upstairs neighbours** are always moving the furniture at about midnight.
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[add one word] Some of my **neighbors always leaving** their garbage near the elevator. I hate it!
Some of my neighbors **are** always leaving their garbage near the elevator. I hate it!
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I’ve never heard this word. How **\_ (you / pronounce)** it? | = как оно **произносится?**
I’ve never heard this word. **How do you pronounce it**?
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(a question on your first day at work) **Where \_ (= где взять)** a cup of coffee?
**Where do I get** a cup of coffee?
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**Как включается** this coffee machine?
**How do I turn on** this coffee machine?
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I've never used this type of printer. How **\_ \_** print or copy my documents?
I've never used this type of printer. How **do I** print or copy my documents?
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Olya, sorry, I **can't \_ \_** to the lesson. (= не смогу попасть, не смогу прийти)
Olya, sorry, I can't **make it** to the lesson.
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Last summer I **had a go at \_ (ride)** a sports bike.
Last summer I **had a go at** rid**ing** a sports bike.
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After a hundred kilometers, it was very hard to **k\_ \_ (=continue)**, but I didn't give up.
After a hundred kilometers, it was very hard to **keep going**, but I didn't give up.
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[stress] If you want to succeed, you need to make an **effort**.
/ˈefət/
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Be honest! (= говори правду!) I am \_. (я говорю правду!)
Be honest! I **am being** honest!.
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Olya, after a listening task: Great, you caught a lot more than I **\_ (ожидала = think you will)**.
Great, you caught a lot more than I **thought** you **would**.
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Must be off now. I'll see you **\_ Monday**.
Must be off now. I'll see you **on Monday**.
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'I'm flying to Cyprus tomorrow!' 'Great!' 'Yeah, but my wife is staying in Dubai, so **it's not \_**.'
'Yeah, but my wife is staying in Dubai, so it's not **ideal**.' /aɪˈdiːəl/
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What's going on in this scene? I don't know. He **might + explain** to her how to use the equipment.
I don't know. He **might be explaining** to her how to use the equipment.
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What's going on in this scene? I don't know. They **might + talk** about the food.
I don't know. They **might be talking** about the food.
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**F\_ \_ looks \_ \_ (= судя по всему)**, Phil's a regular at the café.
**From the looks of it,** Phil's a regular at the café.
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**From an outsider's p\_ (= С точки зрения стороннего наблюдателя)**, it seems like Phil's always there.
**From an outsider's perspective**, it seems like Phil's always there. /pəˈspektɪv/
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**С\_ me \_ I'm w\_ (= поправь меня, если я ошибаюсь)**, but wouldn't it be challenging if every customer stayed as long as Phil seems to?
**Correct me if I'm wrong,** but wouldn't it be challenging if every customer stayed as long as Phil seems to?
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From an outsider's perspective, it seems like Phil's always there. **I w\_ \_ (= интересно...)** that affects the table turnover rate?
**I wonder if** that affects the table turnover rate? /ˈw**ʌ**ndər/
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**J\_ \_ (= судя по)** her conversation with Sam, she's quick on the uptake (= она схватывает на лету).
**Judging by** her conversation with Sam, she's quick on the uptake.
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**I\_ my ex\_ (= по моему опыту)**, students like Becky tend to treat jobs like these as temporary stops.
**In my experience**, students like Becky tend to treat jobs like these as temporary stops.
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Becky says she'**s getting the h\_ \_ it (= осваивается, разбирается)**, which makes me think she's catching on fast.
Becky says **she's getting the hang of it**, which makes me think she's catching on fast.
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All my apps try to **n\_ (notification \>\> verb)** me about everything.
All my apps try to **notify** me about everything. /ˈnəʊtɪfaɪ/
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If you work in support, sometimes you need to be **a\_** 24/7. (= people need to be able to contact you).
If you work in support, sometimes you need to be **available** 24/7.
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Sorry, I'll **\_ (перезвоню тебе)**.
Sorry, I'll **call you back**. not 'вспомню тебя' = recall you
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She behaved like she was **\_ (единственный человек в комнате).**
She behaved like she was **the only person in the room.**
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Some people have **\_ (psychology? psychological? psychologically?)** problems.
Some people have **psychological** problems. adj + noun
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Some people have low **\_ (emotion? emotional? emotionally?) intelligence**.
Some people have low **emotional intelligence**.
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I try to solve problems fast. I'm very **\_ (= нетерпеливая, невыдержанная)**.
I try to solve problems fast. I'm very **impatient**. /ɪmˈpeɪʃnt/
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The way I approach a problem depends on the kind of **\_ (последствия)** this problem is likely to have.
The way I approach a problem depends on the kind of **consequences** this problem is likely to have. /ˈkɒnsɪkwənsɪz/
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Julia **\_ (try \>\> 3rd person -s)** to be organized at work.
Julia **tries** to be organized at work.
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When Alexander **\_ (play)** cards, he ALWAYS cheats.
When Alexander **plays** cards, he ALWAYS cheats.
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At work, Lady Gaga is very reliable but her colleagues **\_ (= нет)**.
At work, Lady Gaga **is** very reliable but her colleagues **aren't**.
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**\_ (слепая печать)** came in really handy when I started to write a lot of documentation at work.
**Touch typing** came in really handy when I started to write a lot of documentation at work.
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Her **\_ (= ревность)** was starting to affect their friendship.
Her **jealousy** was starting to affect their friendship.
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My sister loves trying new recipes, but I **\_ (= not)**.
My sister **loves** trying new recipes, but I **don't**.
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I try to work out three times a week, but my friends **\_ (= not)**.
I try to work out three times a week, but my friends **don't**.
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I don't like cooking, and my husband **\_ (= not)** either.
I **don't** like cooking, and my husband **doesn't** either.