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ТРЕБОВАНИЯ:
Speaking. Лексико-грамматические упражнения + письменные ответы на вопросы\ задания. 13 заданий (сдаются до начала занятий);
CV, Motivation Letter
Презентация на свободную тему;
Презентация на тему научной работы;
Аннотации к 5 научным статьям (abstract).

ЭКЗАМЕНАЦИОННЫЙ БИЛЕТ
Дисциплина «Иностранный язык (английский)»
Экзаменационный билет № 10
1) Устное сообщение и беседа с экзаменатором по теме «My Scientific Project».
2) Презентация на тему научной работы (обязательное использование шаблонов);
3) Реферативный перевод и аннотирование специализированного текста (написание аннотации к научной статье по специальности) 10.2
4) Лексико-грамматическая работа.

INTRODUCING MYSELF
I’m …But my friends are used to call me… But everyone calls me…
I am originally from\ come from\hail from… It is in the north-west of the country.
I was born in… I grew up in….but in 2013 I moved to…
I’m married/ single/ engaged/ in a relationship/ divorced.
I study at …
I’m a graduate student.
My major is …
I work in IT
I work as a project manager.
I work for Yandex. I’ve been working for… for… years.
I’m between jobs (unemployed, redundant)

PERSONALITY
Sociable, gregarious
Easy-going, laid-back
Open-minded\ close-minded
Cool-headed\ hot-headed
Reliable, trustworthy
Determined, goal-oriented
Dedicated

IDIOMS
Party animal
Chatterbox
Scrooge
Daydreamer
Rolling stone
Culture vulture
Control freak
Smart cookie

HOW TO MAKE GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION
To make positive impression
To show respect to
To maintain eye contact
To pay attention
To make people feel welcome
To look trustworthy
To look confident
To have consequences
To be attentive
To do something subconsciously
To be polite
To be punctual

TRUE\FALSE
It seems to me that
I suppose\ I guess
I’m convinced = I’m sure
I tend to think that
1) In Chine physical contact during conversation is natural and highlights the trust between business partners.
2) Chinese business executives prefer to get to know their business associates on a personal level before they consider a business relationship.
In India punctuality is a sign of respect, and it’s taken for granted when it comes to meeting people, so it’s not a good idea to be late.
A firm handshake is not a good idea in some Asian countries but a slight bow and smile are the appropriate form of greeting.
British people like to have personal space, so don’t stand too close.
Eye contact is important in the States, a person who doesn’t maintain good eye contact is considered a bit suspicious, inattentive or untrustworthy.
Never eat pork if you have a business meal with Indian partners.
In the States it’s not a good idea to use first name when speaking with a business partner you do not know well.