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МатематикаВопрос:
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? c Read the article again. Choose five new words or phrases. Check their meaning and pronunciation and try to learn them.
Ответ:
Ответ (EN):
- Seasoned executive - an experienced manager.
- Fluency - the ability to speak or write a foreign language easily and accurately.
- Prospective employers - potential employers.
- Headhunters - recruiters who specialize in finding candidates for high-level or specialized positions.
- To have an edge - to have an advantage.
Перевод (RU):
- Опытный руководитель - опытный менеджер.
- Беглость - способность легко и точно говорить или писать на иностранном языке.
- Потенциальные работодатели - возможные работодатели.
- Хедхантеры - рекрутеры, специализирующиеся на поиске кандидатов на должности высокого уровня или специализированные должности.
- Иметь преимущество - иметь преимущество.
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- CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? b Read the article. Then mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). 1 There are fewer job opportunities for monolingual workers. 2 On average, people who speak more than one language earn more money. 3 Most job recruiters think it's important to be bilingual. 4 At the Willard Hotel, some positions require bilingualism. 5 Willard Hotel employees applying for management jobs have an advantage if they are bilingual. 6 Mandarin is considered the business language rather than Cantonese. 7 People who speak both English and Spanish are most likely to be hired. 8 Mainly service industries need bilingual employees.
- CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? c Read the article again. Choose five new words or phrases. Check their meaning and pronunciation and try to learn them.
- CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS PROGRAM? a Which of the following statements about bilingualism do you think are true? More than half the world's children grow up speaking two or more languages. Being bilingual strengthens the brain. Learning more than one language at a time is confusing to children. Children who are exposed to two languages fall behind monolingual children at school. For bilinguals, the brain keeps the two languages separate. Bilingual speakers' brains perform mental exercises all the time. When bilingual speakers get older, they lose their mental abilities faster than people who speak only one language.
- 1/27)) Now listen to a radio program about bilingualism and check your answers to a. Were you right? Do you know anyone who grew up bilingual? Does that person have any of the characteristics described in the program? Which ones?
