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a. Read the text and complete the gaps (1 – 8) with the correct word formed from the words in brackets. Compare with your partner. Listen and check.
b. Explain the underlined words/phrases. Are there any words which are the same/similar in your language?
Are you aged 14 to 17? Why not spend a year in the USA and experience life in an American high school? We help you to get the most out of your American experience!
A 1)………. (relax) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2)……… (educate) system also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3)………. (drive) lessons too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4)……… (lock). You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5)……… (two) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)……. (sport) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)…….. (organise) committee. The prom is an 8)………. (extreme) special dance at the end of the school year.
b. Explain the underlined words/phrases. Are there any words which are the same/similar in your language?
Are you aged 14 to 17? Why not spend a year in the USA and experience life in an American high school? We help you to get the most out of your American experience!
A 1)………. (relax) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2)……… (educate) system also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3)………. (drive) lessons too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4)……… (lock). You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5)……… (two) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)……. (sport) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)…….. (organise) committee. The prom is an 8)………. (extreme) special dance at the end of the school year.
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a. Are you aged 14 to 17? Why not spend a year in the USA and experience life in an American high school? We help you to get the most out of your American experience!
A 1) relaxing (расслабляющий) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2) educational system (образовательная система) also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3) driving lessons (уроки вождения) too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4) locker. You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5) twice (дважды) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)sporty (спортивный) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)organizing (организующий) committee. The prom is an 8) extremely (в высшей степени) special dance at the end of the school year.
encourage – give confidence in , persuade to do smth (воодушевлять);
independently – not being influenced by anybody (независимо);
journalism – the job of collecting news and writing about it in newspapers (журналистика);
business studies – an academic subject which explains how business works (предпринимательство);
experience – be in a certain situation yourself (узнать по опыту);
unique – the only one of its kind (уникальный);
chat – to talk (болтать);
report card – a written account of how well a pupil has done during a term (табель успеваемости);
depend on – determined by something, affected by it (зависеть от);
expect – believe that something will happen (ожидать);
cheerleading – a sport combining dancing, acrobatics and a making a show (чирлидинг);
debating – involving a discussion (дискуссионный).
committee – a group of people who make decisions about organizing something;
A 1) relaxing (расслабляющий) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2) educational system (образовательная система) also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3) driving lessons (уроки вождения) too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4) locker. You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5) twice (дважды) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)sporty (спортивный) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)organizing (организующий) committee. The prom is an 8) extremely (в высшей степени) special dance at the end of the school year.
encourage – give confidence in , persuade to do smth (воодушевлять);
independently – not being influenced by anybody (независимо);
journalism – the job of collecting news and writing about it in newspapers (журналистика);
business studies – an academic subject which explains how business works (предпринимательство);
experience – be in a certain situation yourself (узнать по опыту);
unique – the only one of its kind (уникальный);
chat – to talk (болтать);
report card – a written account of how well a pupil has done during a term (табель успеваемости);
depend on – determined by something, affected by it (зависеть от);
expect – believe that something will happen (ожидать);
cheerleading – a sport combining dancing, acrobatics and a making a show (чирлидинг);
debating – involving a discussion (дискуссионный).
committee – a group of people who make decisions about organizing something;
a. Are you aged 14 to 17? Why not spend a year in the USA and experience life in an American high school? We help you to get the most out of your American experience!
A 1) relaxing (расслабляющий) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2) educational system (образовательная система) also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3) driving lessons (уроки вождения) too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4) locker. You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5) twice (дважды) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)sporty (спортивный) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)organizing (организующий) committee. The prom is an 8) extremely (в высшей степени) special dance at the end of the school year.
encourage – give confidence in , persuade to do smth (воодушевлять);
independently – not being influenced by anybody (независимо);
journalism – the job of collecting news and writing about it in newspapers (журналистика);
business studies – an academic subject which explains how business works (предпринимательство);
experience – be in a certain situation yourself (узнать по опыту);
unique – the only one of its kind (уникальный);
chat – to talk (болтать);
report card – a written account of how well a pupil has done during a term (табель успеваемости);
depend on – determined by something, affected by it (зависеть от);
expect – believe that something will happen (ожидать);
cheerleading – a sport combining dancing, acrobatics and a making a show (чирлидинг);
debating – involving a discussion (дискуссионный).
committee – a group of people who make decisions about organizing something;
A 1) relaxing (расслабляющий) and informal teaching style
American schools encourage students to think independently and take part in class discussions. The American 2) educational system (образовательная система) also offers a great range of subjects, so you could get the chance to study American history, journalism, business studies or drama. Some high schools offer 3) driving lessons (уроки вождения) too, so you could even get your American driving licence while you’re in the USA!
School life
If you take part in our exchange programme, you’ll experience what’s unique about an American high school! On a typical day, you might travel to school by yellow school bus, then chat with friends while you put away your coat and lunch in your 4) locker. You’ll then have around five hours of classes! You’ll get a report card about 5) twice (дважды) a year. Your grades will depend on your performance in class discussions, homework and projects.
Sports and extra – curricular activities
Sporting activities are a major part of high school life, and your school will expect you to participate! Of course, there’s cheerleading and American football, but other popular sports include soccer, basketball and baseball. If you’re not the 6)sporty (спортивный) type, there are also many other things to do such as join the school newspaper, the debating club or the “prom” 7)organizing (организующий) committee. The prom is an 8) extremely (в высшей степени) special dance at the end of the school year.
encourage – give confidence in , persuade to do smth (воодушевлять);
independently – not being influenced by anybody (независимо);
journalism – the job of collecting news and writing about it in newspapers (журналистика);
business studies – an academic subject which explains how business works (предпринимательство);
experience – be in a certain situation yourself (узнать по опыту);
unique – the only one of its kind (уникальный);
chat – to talk (болтать);
report card – a written account of how well a pupil has done during a term (табель успеваемости);
depend on – determined by something, affected by it (зависеть от);
expect – believe that something will happen (ожидать);
cheerleading – a sport combining dancing, acrobatics and a making a show (чирлидинг);
debating – involving a discussion (дискуссионный).
committee – a group of people who make decisions about organizing something;