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Receiver’s name Address Salutation ( Dear Sir/Madam, Dear Mr/Ms/Mrs/Miss) Introduction: WHY I am writing Main body of the letter: WHAT I want to say ONE thing at a time; explain Conclusion: Solution, polite closure, reference for future meeting etc. Sign off (Yours faithfully, yours sincerely) Name Letter of Complaint 1. Salutation 2. Reasons for writing I am writing to complain about a kettle … 3. Complaint with justification / explanation I was disappointed with the quality of the kettle that I bought at your store two days ago. I was appalled at the inferior quality of the kettle that was sold to me at your store two days ago. 4. Expected solution I expect you to replace the kettle or refund the money.
3. Hushed – vaikisid - …and the family hushed it up… 4. Immovably – liikumatult - …settled down immovably. 5. Immense – tohutu - …and immense black boots. 6. Shady – varjuline - …of his shady hat. 7. Braces – traksid - …thumb behind his braces,… 8. Prosy – proosaline - …was not quite so prosy as he liked to … 9. Pantry – sahver - …as he went to the pantry. 10. Flustered – pabinas - Yesterday he had been too flustered… 11. Kettle – kann - …put on the kettle… 12. Dwarf – päkapikk - It was a dwarf… 13. Depredations – laastamistöö - …the depredations of dragons… 14. Morsel – suutäis - …for his after-supper morsel. 15. Throng – rahvamass- Throng! 16. Bewildered – hämmingus - …altogether bewildered and bewuthered… 17. Jerk – jõnks - … pulled open the door with a jerk… 18. Haughty – upsakas - Thorin indeed was very haughty,… 19
and is often made during social occasions. Coffee has become popular in recent years, but many people continue to drink tea. In the UK there are as many different ways of making and drinking tea as there are flavours. People drink Indian teas, Chinese teas, herbal teas, and fruit teas. English tea is specially adapted for UK tastebuds. To make a cup of English tea the first step is to boil some water - usually in an electric kettle. Traditionally the drink is then made by pouring the boiling water into a teapot and adding tea leaves. The leaves are left to infuse, or brew, and when it is ready the liquid is poured into teacups through a strainer and drunk with milk. Nowadays, many people use teabags, which are perforated pockets of paper with leaves inside. There is some controversy over the use of milk in tea - some people say that
Bedroom Furniture bed(s) bedside cabinet(s) bedside table(s) dressing table(s) wardrobe(s) chest of drawer(s) brush(es) comb(s) hair dryer(s) pillow(s) sheet(s) clothes Bathroom Furniture chair(s) basin(s) bath(s) toilet(s) / loo(s) Other things you may find in a bathroom toilet brush(es) / loo hairdryer toilet roll(s) / loo roll(s) toothbrush(es) brush(es) (hairdriers) ^ toilet seat(s) / loo shaving foam...
many years ago, during the Great War. The eldest one was Margaret; she had long dark shiny hair and big blue eyes. She was a true beauty compared to the other maidens at the village. However, she had a bad side as well the only one she ever cared about was she herself. And when living at the county-side, being an egoist is not good. Lucia was the next. This year she would turn 16 if she hadn't played with a magical potion in the childhood. But, unfortunately, she fell in the kettle filled with liquor of youth and now remains as a 10-year-old for the rest of her life. It's sad, but at least she looks cute with her short blonde hair and cherry-red lips. However, the most `special' was Alice, who was the one that mixed the potion for Lucia. Alice was thought to be a witch's child, but there was not enough proof for her execution since the farmer always destroyed all evidence of magic. Her look was a bit of creepy: black hair, light brown skin and dark wild eyes
headaches. That is why he could not go to school at the age when other children did. His mother taught him to read and his father taught him writing and arithmetic. He had a very good memory and a natural love of work. When his father saw that the boy liked to do things with his hands he brought him some tools from his workshop. For hours James would take his toys to pieces and the built new things from the parts to his own design. One day James noticed that, when the water in the kettle was boiling, the power of the steam moved the lid up and down, and when he held a cold spoon over the steam, it quickly turned back into drops of water. James was sent to a private school. He became good at languages as well as mathematics. In his spare time he began to make experiments. He managed to persuade an instrument-maker to take him as an apprentice. He found his training very hard and tiring as he had to work from early morning till late at night
Meanwhile blend the remaining chickpeas in a food (13) until they make a smooth cream. Add about half a litre of water to the vegetables and bring to the boil. Mix in the creamed chickpeas and cook slowly. Add salt and (14) and a pinch of mixed herbs. Some (15) add lemon juice at the end. 1) A expensive B tasty C worth D cold 2) A soak B bury C wash D water 3) A kettle B mug C sink D saucepan 4) A when B until C if D enough 5) A the B to C canned D crude 6) A makes B takes C saves D gives 7) A soften B harden C widen D lengthen 8) A much B enough C mine D few
Äär 38. Marshy ground 38. Soopinnas 39. Masout 39. Masuut 40. Mat foundation 40. Alusplaat 41. Means of transport 41. Transpordivahendid 42. Measuring accuracy 42. Mõõtetäpsus 43. Measuring device 43. Mõõteseade 44. Measuring tape 44. Mõõdulint 45. Meet the requirements 45. Nõuetele vastama 46. Melting kettle 46. Sulatuskatel 47. Merging lane 47. Liitumisrada, pealesõidurada 48. Mesh reinforcement 48. Võrkarmatuur 49. Metering 49. Mõõtmine 50. Mickle hammer 50. Kivipurustushaamer 51. Mill 51. Frees, freesima, segisti, veski 52. Minor road 52. Kõrvaltee, madalamajärguline tee 53. Mixed en route 53. Veolsegatud
fikseerib rõhk esimese vokaali. Vene keeles nt. rõhk varieerub. foot-feet, goose- geese, long- length, louse- lice, loan- lend, tooth- teeth, man- men, hot- heat, Gothic mutated forms a >e badi bed batiza Eng better, Germ besser gasts (Lat hostis) guest hana (*han-jā) hen (cf Est kana) katils (Lat catillus) kettle (cf Est katel, Germ Kessel) nati net (cf Est natt, nata, Germ Netz) sandjan to send satjan to set (cf Est sättima, seadma) Kausatiivsed mutatsioonid: to fall ‘langema’ ~ to fell ‘langetama’ (to cause to fall); full ‘täis’ ~ to fill ‘täitma’ (to cause to be full); food ‘toit’ ~ to feed ‘toitma’ Verneri seadus - Verneri seadus selgitab rida esimese häälikunihke erandeid
You wash clothes in it. It's a washing machine. You ring your friends and talk. It's a mobile phone. You clean with it. It's a patch. It cleans your dirty plates, silverware and pans. It's a dish You heat things very quickly in it. It's a iron. soap. You press clothes with it. It's an You boil water in it. It's a kettle. It makes toast. It's a roaster. It makes food very, very cold. It's a freezer. It keeps your food cold. It's a ___ MODERN TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM TASKS 1. Translate bold words in the texts. Make sure that your translation is appropriate! 2. According to the two texts below, what are the pro and counter arguments of the use of high-tech devices by children?
juice el jugo dish el plato lamb el cordero fork el tenedor lobster la langosta frying pan la sartén lollipop el chupete glass el vaso lunch el almuerzo jar el tarro meal la comida jug la jarra meat la carne kettle la caldera milk la leche knife el cuchillo milkshake la malteada lid la tapa mustard la mostaza napkin la servilleta mutton la carne de carnero plate el plato oil el aceite saucer el platillo omelet la tortilla saucepan la cacerola / el cazo
HAMLET This likes me well. These foils have all a length? They prepare to play OSRIC Ay, my good lord. KING CLAUDIUS Set me the stoops of wine upon that table. If Hamlet give the first or second hit, Or quit in answer of the third exchange, Let all the battlements their ordnance fire: The king shall drink to Hamlet's better breath; And in the cup an union shall he throw, Richer than that which four successive kings In Denmark's crown have worn. Give me the cups; And let the kettle to the trumpet speak, The trumpet to the cannoneer without, The cannons to the heavens, the heavens to earth, 'Now the king dunks to Hamlet.' Come, begin: And you, the judges, bear a wary eye. HAMLET Come on, sir. LAERTES Come, my lord. 194 They play HAMLET One. LAERTES No. HAMLET Judgment. OSRIC A hit, a very palpable hit. LAERTES Well; again. KING CLAUDIUS Stay; give me drink. Hamlet, this pearl is thine;
information Collect aboutvarious 1 fax machine 2 iron 3 camcorder 4 kettle oven 6 blender 5 microwave (e.9. inventors dateof birth/death
information Collect aboutvarious 1 fax machine 2 iron 3 camcorder 4 kettle oven 6 blender 5 microwave (e.9. inventors dateof birth/death
information Collect aboutvarious 1 fax machine 2 iron 3 camcorder 4 kettle oven 6 blender 5 microwave (e.9. inventors dateof birth/death
information Collect aboutvarious 1 fax machine 2 iron 3 camcorder 4 kettle oven 6 blender 5 microwave (e.9. inventors dateof birth/death
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