Lesson 6. HWUpI. Making it big

afford	əˈfɔːd	позволить себе
ailing	ˈeɪlɪŋ	больной
animation	ˌænɪˈmeɪʃ(ə)n	анимация
anti-globalization	ˈænti-ˌgləʊb(ə)laɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n	антиглобализации
appeal	əˈpiːl	призыв
attachment	əˈtæʧmənt	Прикрепление, вложение
attract	əˈtrækt	привлекать
bitterly	ˈbɪtəli	горько
blend	blɛnd	смесь
blood sports	blʌd spɔːts	Кровавый спорт
booming	ˈbuːmɪŋ	растущий
brands	brændz	бренды
broadcast	ˈbrɔːdkɑːst	вещание
burgled	ˈbɜːgld	подвергшийся грабежу
camera	ˈkæmərə	камера
capital	ˈkæpɪtl	столица
catering college	ˈkeɪtərɪŋ ˈkɒlɪʤ	Студенческая столовая
chains	ʧeɪnz	цепи
cheat	ʧiːt	обманывать
chefs	ʃɛfs	повара
church	ʧɜːʧ	церковь
clones	kləʊnz	клоны
clubbing	ˈklʌbɪŋ	Клубная деятельность
co-founder	kəʊ-ˈfaʊndə	соучредитель
coffeemaker	coffeemaker	кофеварка
comfy	ˈkʌmfi	удобный
commercialism	kəˈmɜːʃəlɪzm	торгашеский дух
compete	kəmˈpiːt	конкурировать
cool	kuːl	круто
crimes	kraɪmz	преступления
criminals	ˈkrɪmɪnlz	преступники
criticism	ˈkrɪtɪsɪzm	критика
data storage	ˈdeɪtə ˈstɔːrɪʤ	хранилище данных
demonstration	ˌdɛmənsˈtreɪʃən	демонстрация
determination	dɪˌtɜːmɪˈneɪʃən	определение
devotion	dɪˈvəʊʃən	преданность
dominance	ˈdɒmɪnəns	господство
drop out of	drɒp aʊt ɒv	выпадают из
dustman	ˈdʌstmən	мусорщик
earn	ɜːn	зарабатывать
economy	i(ː)ˈkɒnəmi	экономика
employee welfare	ˌɛmplɔɪˈiː ˈwɛlfeə	благосостояние работника
energy	ˈɛnəʤi	энергия
enthusiasm	ɪnˈθjuːzɪæzm	энтузиазм
equipment	ɪˈkwɪpmənt	оборудование
espresso	ɛˈsprɛsəʊ	эспрессо
essential	ɪˈsɛnʃəl	существенный
expand	ɪksˈpænd	расширять
export	ˈɛkspɔːt	экспорт
extract	ˈɛkstrækt	экстракт
fair trade	feə treɪd	честная торговля
fame	feɪm	известность
fattening	ˈfætnɪŋ	откорм
fierce	fɪəs	свирепый
fine	faɪn	штраф
fluids	ˈflu(ː)ɪdz	жидкости
former	ˈfɔːmə	бывший
founder members	ˈfaʊndə ˈmɛmbəz	члены-учредители
fresh	frɛʃ	свежий
fridge	frɪʤ	холодильник
gadget guru	ˈgæʤɪt ˈgʊruː	гаджет гуру
genuinely	ˈʤɛnjʊɪnli	искренне
grown-up	ˈgrəʊnʌp	взрослый
herbs	hɜːbz	травы
hesitation	ˌhɛzɪˈteɪʃən	нерешительность
hire	ˈhaɪə	Наем
hold-ups	ˈhəʊldʌps	Задержывание, ограбление, грабеж
hope	həʊp	надежда
horrible	ˈhɒrəbl	ужасный
import	ˈɪmpɔːt	Импортировать
ingredients	ɪnˈgriːdjənts	ингредиенты
insult	ˈɪnsʌlt	оскорбление
insurance	ɪnˈʃʊərəns	страхование
irresistible	ˌɪrɪˈzɪstəbl	непреодолимый
knives	naɪvz	ножи
knowledge	ˈnɒlɪʤ	знание
launch	lɔːnʧ	запуск
logo	ˈləʊgəʊ	логотип
lounge	laʊnʤ	гостиная
loyal	ˈlɔɪəl	верный
luck	lʌk	удача
majority	məˈʤɒrɪti	большинство
make it big	meɪk ɪt bɪg	сделать его большим, увеличить
marketing	ˈmɑːkɪtɪŋ	маркетинг
media personality	ˈmɛdɪə ˌpɜːsəˈnælɪti	медиа-личности
model	ˈmɒdl	модель
multinational corporation	ˌmʌltɪˈnæʃənl ˌkɔːpəˈreɪʃən	многонациональная корпорация
natural	ˈnæʧrəl	натуральный
networked	ˈnɛtwɜːkt	сеть
numerous	ˈnjuːmərəs	многочисленные
offhand	ˈɒfˈhænd	Экспромтом, импровизированный, бесцеремонный, сделанный без подготовки
opposition	ˌɒpəˈzɪʃən	оппозиция
out of curiosity	aʊt ɒv ˌkjʊərɪˈɒsɪti	из любопытства
overnight success	ˌəʊvəˈnaɪt səkˈsɛs	ночной успех
overwhelmed	ˌəʊvəˈwɛlmd	перегружен
party	ˈpɑːti	вечеринка
passionately	ˈpæʃənɪtli	горячо
permit	ˈpɜːmɪt	разрешать
plenty	ˈplɛnti	много
point and click graphics	pɔɪnt ænd klɪk ˈgræfɪks	Наведите на график и кликните
policy	ˈpɒlɪsi	политика
pollution	pəˈluːʃən	загрязнение
popular	ˈpɒpjʊlə	популярный
possessions	pəˈzɛʃənz	пожитки
powder	ˈpaʊdə	порошок
power struggle	ˈpaʊə ˈstrʌgl	борьба за власть
profitability	ˌprɒfɪtəˈbɪlɪti	рентабельность
progress	ˈprəʊgrəs	прогресс
protests	ˈprəʊtɛsts	протесты
pub	pʌb	паб
qualified	ˈkwɒlɪfaɪd	квалифицированный
quality	ˈkwɒlɪti	качественный
range	reɪnʤ	ассортимент
recession	rɪˈsɛʃən	спад
recipe	ˈrɛsɪpi	рецепт
refund	ˈriːfʌnd	возврат
religious	rɪˈlɪʤəs	религиозный
remote	rɪˈməʊt	дистанционный пульт
reputation	ˌrɛpju(ː)ˈteɪʃən	репутации
restaurateur	restaurateur	владелец ресторана
retailer	riːˈteɪlə	розничный торговец
rivals	ˈraɪvəlz	соперники
roaster	ˈrəʊstə	жаровня
rock and roll	rɒk ænd rəʊl	рок-н-ролл
scientific calculator	ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk ˈkælkjʊleɪtə	научный калькулятор
scooter	ˈskuːtə	самокат
sleek	sliːk	гладкий
software	ˈsɒftweə	программного обеспечения
soundtrack	ˈsaʊndtræk	звуковая дорожка
speciality coffees	ˌspɛʃɪˈælɪti ˈkɒfiz	специальные сорта кофе
spotted	ˈspɒtɪd	пятнистый
stylish	ˈstaɪlɪʃ	стильный
swiftly	ˈswɪftli	быстро
synonymous	sɪˈnɒnɪməs	синонимичный
target	ˈtɑːgɪt	мишень
techniques	tɛkˈniːks	методы
traffic	ˈtræfɪk	трафик
transport	ˈtrænspɔːt	транспорт
tribute	ˈtrɪbjuːt	дань
unemployment	ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt	безработица
unhealthy	ʌnˈhɛlθi	нездоровый
user-friendly	ˈjuːzə-ˈfrɛndli	удобный
utilitarian	ˌjuːtɪlɪˈteərɪən	утилитарный
valued	ˈvæljuːd	ценный
vicar	ˈvɪkə	викарий
violence	ˈvaɪələns	насилие
vitally	ˈvaɪtəli	жизненно
wasted	ˈweɪstɪd	впустую
whisky	ˈwɪski	виски
world domination	wɜːld ˌdɒmɪˈneɪʃən	мировое господство
worldwide	ˌwɜːldˈwaɪd	Мировой
zipping	ˈzɪpɪŋ	проноситься

Script
Jamie Oliver
At only 28, Jamie Oliver is now an extremely successful and well known chef, with his own acclaimed restaurant in the centre of London. He has made quite a few TV series, written four books, and still does a large number of live shows a year. He doesn’t have many free days any more. How did he make it big?
Well, his rise to fame and fortune came early and swiftly. By the age of eight he had already started cooking at his parents’ pub. It was an easy way to earn a little pocket money! After a couple of years in catering college, and a little time spent in France, he started working in restaurants. He worked under a few famous chefs in London, before he was spotted by a TV producer at 21, and his life changed.
Even though he had hardly any experience, he had a lot of enthusiasm for cooking, and was very natural in front of the camera. His first TV programme featured him zipping around London on his scooter buying ingredients and cooking for his friends, all to a rock and roll soundtrack. The recipes were bare and simple - they didn’t involve complicated cooking techniques and used lots of fresh ingredients and herbs. It attracted a completely new audience that previously didn’t have any interest in food programmes. Jamie Oliver became an overnight success.
So what’s his recipe for success? ‘A little bit of luck, a little bit of passion, and a little bit of knowledge!’ he says.
 
T 62
1 ‘How much money have you got in your pocket?’ ‘About twenty euros.’
2 ‘How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?’
'It depends. I have milky coffee for breakfast, sometimes another mid-morning, then maybe one or two, black, after lunch and dinner.’
3 'How many times have you been on a plane?’ ‘About five or six.'
4 'How much time do you spend watching TV?’
‘A couple of hours a night, just before I go to bed, I suppose.’
How much sugar do you have in your coffee?’ 'lust half a spoonful in white coffee, and none in black.’
How many pairs of jeans do you have?'
Three. A black pair, a blue pair, and an old pair I wear when I do dirty jobs like cleaning the car.’ ‘I low many books do you read in one year?’
' I honestly don’t know. Ten? Fifteen? I read most when I’m on holiday.’
'How much homework do you get a night?’
Too much! About two hours, maybe? It depends.'
How many English teachers have you had?’
'Er... let me see... about ten, I guess.’
How many films do you watch a month?’
One or two in the cinema, and one or two on television.'







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T 63
1 There’s no need to rush. We’ve got masses of time.
2 She's got bags of money. I think she inherited it.
3 We've got heaps of food for the party. Don’t buy any more.
4 When my daughter comes back from university, she always brings piles of washing.
5 I can't see you today. I’ve got tons of things to do.
6 There were millions of people at the sales. I couldn’t be bothered to fight my way through them.






T 64 Six radio adverts
1 S = Sarah M = Mummy
Sarah is five, anil this is her favourite play shirt. It’s pink, with fluffy yellow ducks. Sarah loves her play shirt.
S It’s my favourite.
Ami she wears it to play in the garden.
S Look what I’ve found. Mummy!
And you wash it at low temperature. And she wears it to play in the garden.
S Mummy! Look what I’ve made!
And you wash it. And she wears it to play in the garden.
M Sarah! What on earth ... ?
And after a while, the din builds up, so the pink isn't quite as pink, and the yellow ducks aren’t as fluffy. New System Sudso Automatic can help. Its advanced formula can remove ground-in dirt even at low temperatures. So the pink stays very pink, and the fluffy yellow ducks are happy again. Wash ...
S Mummy! Look what I’ve made!
... after wash...
S Look what I’ve found. Mummy!
... after wash...
M Sarah! Don’t you dare bring that in here!
New System Sudso Automatic. It’s all you could want from a powder.
2 A ’Ere, Bill! lust... just watch this. Look! Look at that car trying to park!
B Ooh! You’re joking! Ooh-ooh! Now that just has to be a woman driver. It must be.
A It’s gotta be. ’Ere, do you want some help, love? Hey, look! Look at her now! Look! Look!
B I don’t believe it! She’s just whacked that GTI! Are you all right, darling?
A It’s a bloke.
B Bloke. Oh. It was a tight space, though, wannit, eh? [Oh, yeah. | Really.
A Yeah, that space, very tight space. Yeah.
B Complicated.
Since men are responsible for 81% of parking offences and 96% of dangerous driving offences, why should women have to pay the same for car insurance? At Swinton, we have access to policies with up to 20% reductions for women. For a competitive quote, contact your local branch, or Freefone Swinton on 0800 600 700.
С = Child D = Daddy
С Daddy! Daddy! Today I did a painting of you! And I got two stars! And Miss Lewis says I was the best in class!
D You’re a very naughty girl! 
С Why daddy?
D Don’t argue with your father, young lady!
Now, go to your room ...! It’s no use crying about it. Go on! Go on! Get out!
Wednesday's UEFA Champion's League night. Manchester United - Bayern Munich.
7.30. ITV I. Do not disturb.
4 D = Daughter F = Father
D Well, Dad. I've decided which new car I’m getting.
F It’s all right for some. When I was your age ... D ... you counted yourself lucky to have a bike.
And that was second-hand.
F Now, well, that’s where you’re wrong, Miss Smarlypants. 1 was going to say that when 1 was twenty-two. I couldn’t even have afforded to insure a new car.
D Neither can I.
F Well, don’t expect me ...
D ... and I don’t have to. ’Cos all new Ford Escorts now come with one year’s free insurance, for anyone between 18 and 80. Which rules you out, anyway.
See your Thames Ford dealer now, as offer ends soon. Free insurance, subject to age and status.
F Just like your mother. Always have to have the last word.
D No I don’t.
5 Hi, this is Sue. Please leave a message.
Hi Sue. Met you last night. Just wondering if you -er want to meet up sometime. Erm, I’m going away soon, so maybe it could be soon. Er, don’t want to sound too keen. Not that I’m not keen, ’cos I am. Well, you know, within reason.
Anyway, maybe lunch, or maybe just a drink? Not that you shouldn’t do lunch, I mean you’re not, you're not fat -er, you’re not fat at all actually, you’ve got a great, -erm ... Not that that’s important, it, it’s personality that counts. Erm, anyway ...
Have a break. Have a Kit Kat.
6 P = Priest T = Tony
P Er-hem! Everyone! Welcome! We’re gathered here today, in the presence of others, to marry Tony and Helen. Helen, do you lake Tony to be your husband? Just nod. Tony, do you take her? T Iw...
P Lovely rings. Oop! Leave it! Leave it! Kiss! Lovely. Husband and wife. Wife, husband. Right. You’re married. Jolly good. I’m outa here. Come to IKEA after work. Bur don’t rush! We're open till 10 p.m. weeknights.














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T 65
 

a b с d e f & h i j к l

’export ’import ’decrease ’increase ’progress ’record ’refund ’produce ’permit ’transport ’insult ’protest

ex’port im’port de’crease in'crease progress rec'ord re'fund pro'duce permit trans'port in'sult pro'test

 



T 66
Scotland imports a lot of its food from other countries. Its exports include oil, beef, and whisky. I’m very pleased with my English. I’m making a lot of progress.
Ministers are worried. There has been an increase in the number of unemployed.
But the number of crimes has decreased, so that’s good news.
How dare you call me a liar and a cheat! What an insult!
There was a demonstration yesterday. People were protesting about blood sports. 
7 He ran lOOm in 9.75 seconds and broke the world record.
8 Don't touch the DVD player! I’m recording a film.
9 Britain produces about 50% of its own oil.



T 67

a b с d e f g h

'refuse 'present 'minute 'desert 'content 'object 'invalid 'contract

re'fuse pre’sent min'ute de'sert con'tent ob'ject in'valid con'tract

T 68
1 A refuse collector.
2 An unidentified flying object.
3 A desert in northern Africa.
4 Presents!
5 The contents pages.
6 con'tent, mi'nute, contract, re'fuse, in'valid.
 




69
1 A Mike! Long time no see! How are things?
В Good, thanks, Jeff. Business is booming.
What about yourself?
2 A I’m afraid something’s come up, and I can’t
make our meeting on the 6th.
В Never mind. Let’s go for the following week.
Is Wednesday the 13th good for you?
3 A What are your travel arrangements?
В I’m getting flight BA 2762, at 18.45.
4 A Could you confirm the details in writing?
В Sure. I’ll email them to you as an attachment.
5 A They want a deposit of 2 V: percent, which is
?7,500, and we... the two ... thousand ... ge... t... В Sorry, I didn’t quite get that last bit. What was it again?
6 A I'll give you ?5,250 for your car. That’s my
final offer.
В Great! It’s a deal. It’s yours.
7 A I don’t know their number offhand. Bear
with me while I look it up.
В No worries. I’ll hold.
8 A OK. Here’s their number. Are you ready? It’s
0800 205080.
В I’ll read that back to you. Oh eight double oh, two oh five, oh eight oh.
9 A So what’s your salary, Dave? 35K? 40K?
В Hey! Mind your own business! You wouldn’t tell anyone yours!
10 A Have you applied for that job?
В There’s no point. I’m not qualified for it. 1 wouldn't stand a chance.

T 6.10 See p61

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