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V e r b n o u n






integration – provide –

exercise – result –

development – require –

relation – involve –

commitment – judge –

reference – define –

governance – claim –

regulation – protect –

intervention – create –

approach – achieve –

solution – implement –

 

9. Find in the text.

1. adjectives derived from the following nouns:

strength – …,

society – …,

consideration – …,

dependence – …,

democracy – …,

necessity – …,

security – …,

 

2. nouns derived from the following verbs:

administrate – …,

develop – …,

define – …,

differ – …,

commit – …,

govern – …,

intervene – ….

Warm- up

1. Warm up

1. Word search.

Look in your dictionaries / computer to find collocates, meanings, information, synonyms…of the words “power” and “politics”. Share your words with your partner /group and talk about them.

POWER POLITICS
………………. ……………… ………………. ………………

 

2. Questions. Make questions based on your findings from pre-reading activity № 1. Ask your partner / group your questions.

3. In pairs / groups, decide which of these topics you are interested in, which do not look interesting and which look really boring:

Tony Blair / history books / elections / British politics / British democracy / Mr. Blair’s decision to go to war in Iraq / economic growth / unemployment and inflation / health, education, social welfare / terrorism and immigration.

Have a chat about the topics you liked. For more conversation, change topics and partners frequently.

 

4. Tony Blair: Spend one minute writing down all of the different words you associate with Tony Blair. Share your words with your partner / group and talk about them.

 

5. Blair Compare: How do you rate Tony Blair as a world leader? Compare him with some of the world leaders listed below, or others of your choosing:

· The leader in my country

· Fidel Castro (Cuba)

· Nicolas Sarkozy (France)

· Angela Merkel (Germany)

· Silvio Berlusconi (Italy)

· Barack Obama (USA)

 

6. Blair Opinions: Talk with a partner about these comments made about Tony Blair:

1. He is the world’s best leader – a man of convictions.

2. He should never have gone to war in Iraq.

3. What a great ambassador for his country.

4. I have great respect for him. He dares to stand his ground.

5. Blair is Bush’s poodle, his lap dog – plain and simple.

6. Tony Blair has the blood of thousands of innocent Muslims on his hands.

7. A true beacon of freedom and democracy.

8. Tony is honest to the core – that’s rare in politics.

9. Don’t you mean Tony Bliar?

10. I love watching him make speeches.

 

7. True / False: Look at the article’s headline “ Tony Blair makes political history” and guess whether these sentences are true (T) or false (F):

1. Tony Blair has decided to write political history books. T/F

2. He is the first leader of his party ever to win three successive elections. T/F

3. His majority in the British parliament was slashed by 100 seats. T/F

4. British voters strongly rallied for Mr. Blair over Iraq. T/F

5. The British economy has been vibrant for over a decade. T/F

6. European economies have been sluggish. T/F

7. British voters are very happy with Britain’s transportation system. T/F

8. Politicians within his own ranks say he has a rough ride ahead. T/F

 

8. Synonym match: match the following synonyms from the article:

a. consecutive authority
b. feat recurrent
c. somewhat dynamic
d. slashed woeful
e. mandate slow
f. vibrant successive
g. sluggish reduced
h. momentum impetus
i. perennial accomplishment
j. dire reasonably

9. Phrase match: match the following phrases from the article (sometimes more than one combination is possible):

a. Tony Blair has rewritten this feat
b. win three issues
c. to achieve divisive issue
d. proved a jobs market
e. a deeply consecutive elections
f. Mr. Blair’s success owes much to a vibrant British economy
g. European economies have been ride
h. buoyant the British political history books
i. perennial sluggish
j. he may have a rough costly decision

10. Gap fill: Put the words in the column on the right into the correct spaces in the text. Then listen and check your answers. Translate the text into Russian.






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