Computer makers
Тема: Computer makers
Цель урока:
учебная – совершенствование лексических
навыков по теме «Transportation documents»;
формирование лексических навыков по текущей теме;
познавательная – устройство компьютера,
понятия «хард», «софт».
Тип урока:
комбинированный
- Вопросы к
тексту «Insurance, bank guarantees »
- What insurance documents do you
know?
- Is there any difference between
them? Are they used interchangeably?
- What do insurance policies
state?
- What other documents are
usually involved in business transactions?
- What is a bank guarantee? What
party must provide it?
- Why do sellers require buyers
provide a bank guarantee?
- In what cases can buyers fail
to pay?
- What can you do "irrevocably
and unconditionally”? What can be irrevocable? unconditional?
- Give another expression for "is not paid at maturity”?
- What types of claims do you
know?
- What can you do with a claim?
- How can you explain the
sentence "the letter of guarantee is valid until 1 April”?
- What
do sellers usually indicate in their claim to the bank which issued a bank
guarantee?
- What is the subject of the
letter?
- What
did the sellers enclose to the letter? What synonym can we use instead
"enclose”?
- What
amount did the buyers owe to the sellers?
- What
can you say about conditions of sale? Within what period of time were the
buyers to pay?
- Who
signed the letter? For whom did Mr. Carol write the letter?
- Сопоставьте
описанию нужное слово или выражение
- A
paper which insures against risks. Ответ: insurance policy.
- There
is a subtle difference between these two things, they are often used
interchangeably. Ответ: insurance
policy and insurance certificate.
- The
insurance policy stipulates goods insured…. Ответ: risks, amount, premium.
- A
paper issued by the consulate ['kPnsjVlIt] (консульство) to prove the origin of goods. Ответ: consular
invoice.
- A
paper issued by the owner of the vessel to prove the goods were shipped on
board the vessel. Ответ: bill of lading
- Shipper
and receiver. Ответ:
consignor, consignee
- Length,
width, height. Ответ: measurement
- Box.
Ответ: case
- A
bill of lading with notes of the master of the ship that the packing is
bad or the goods are damaged. Ответ: dirty bill of lading.
- A
paper issued by sellers or sellers’ banks after the goods are shipped. Ответ: commercial
invoice.
- An
agreement between two parties. Ответ:
contract
- We
hereby _____________ and _______________undertake to pay… Ответ: irrevocably and
unconditionally.
- He
didn’t pay. Ответ: He failed to pay.
- The
contract provides for payment on a collection. Use a synonym to the
expression "provide for”. Ответ:
envisage.
- This
amount is not paid in time. Use at synonym to the expression "in time”. Ответ: at maturity.
- Claim
in return. Ответ: counter claim.
- Claim
in accordance with the law. Ответ:
legitimate claim.
- To
dispute a claim. Ответ: to contest a claim.
- This
letter is effective until 1 April. Ответ: is valid.
- To
point out. Ответ: to indicate.
- Опрос по
словам
- Новая тема «Computer makers”.
Презентация слов
1. Application
of computers
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Применение компьютеров
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Application of computers is varied ['ve(q)rId].
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2. Indispensable
in space research… and other branches of industry
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Необходимы в
исследовании космического пространства… и других отраслях промышленности.
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Computers are indispensable in space
research, medicine and other branches of industry.
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3. To
carry out tasks
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Выполнять задачи
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Computers carry out complex tasks.
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4. Prevent
disasters
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Предотвращать катастрофы
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They help to prevent disasters.
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5. Have a
high degree of computer literacy
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Иметь высокую степень компьютерной грамотности
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Many people have a high degree of computer
literacy.
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6. Hardware, software
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Железо, программное обеспечение
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Hardware stands for motherboard, processor,
hard disk drive, wires, buses (шины), video card, keyboard, mouse.
Software stands for Windows, Microsoft
office…
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7. Call for action
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Призвать к действию
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The information is about a conference of
computer manufacturer. They called for action from Brussels.
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8. Ensure the survival
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Обеспечить выживание
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They wanted Brussels to ensure their survival.
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9. To complain to smb of smth
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Жаловать кому-либо на что-либо
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They complained that they were at a
disadvantage compared with their US and Japanese competitors.
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10. Be at a disadvantage
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Не иметь
преимущества
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11. Enjoy benefits
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Иметь преимущества
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US and Japanese manufacturers enjoyed the
benefits of a strong home market and cooperation between the public sector
and the computer industry. In the USA
and Japan
computer manufacturer had 90 % of public contracts, while European
manufacturers had only 30 %.
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12. Home (domestic) market
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Внутренний рынок
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13. Public sector
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Гос. сектор
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14. To seek (sought, sought) a coherent [kqV'hI(q)rqnt] policy
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Добиваться последовательной политики
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European manufacturers were seeking a
coherent policy from Brussels
which would allow them to secure final contracts.
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15. To secure final contracts
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Получить целевой контракт
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Вопросы по словам:
1. What do you know about application of
computers? Where are they indispensable?
What tasks do computers carry out?
2. Do many people have a high degree of
computer literacy? People of what professions have a high degree of computer
literacy?
3. What is hardware? software?
4. What companies called Brussels for action? Why did they do that?
5. What did they complain of?
6. Why were they at a disadvantage?
7. What companies enjoyed benefits of a strong
home market and cooperation between the public sector and the computer
industry?
8. Why did computer manufacturer seek a
coherent policy from Brussels?
- Прочитать
текст "Computer makers”
Computer making industry is developing rapidly
and new or improved and modified types of computers (hardware) as well as new
programmes (software) come into wide usage. The end users make this industry
move forward all the time. The competition is very strong on the world market.
Here is a newspaper
article speaking about the computer market in countries of United Europe:
At the conference which started in Venice yesterday leaders of Europe’s ailing computer
manufacturing companies called fro action from Brussels. The companies wanted Brussels to ensure the
survival of a significant European information technology industry. The chief
executives of Groupe Bull de France, Olivetti of Italy and Simens-Nixford of
Germany complained they were at a disadvantage compared with their US and
Japanese competitors.
These US and Japanese companies, they said,
enjoyed the benefits of a strong home market and cooperation between the public
sector and the computer industry. In these countries they added, more than 90 %
of public contracts went to domestic companies. In Europe European-owned
companies had only a 30 % share of the market for public sector computer
projects. The other 70 % of contracts went to foreign countries and foreign-owned
companies of Europe. The European computer
companies stressed that a more sympathetic relationship with the public
authorities should be built in Europe.
Mr. Francis Lawrentz, chairman of Groupe Bull,
said he was not seeking protection or fortifications around Europe, but a
coherent policy from Brussels
leaving no doubt as to the importance of the industry.
Among other measures, they asked for
involvement at an early stage in the planning of Europe-wide information
technology projects. It would give them a good change of securing final
contracts.
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перепутанные предложения в должном порядке.
1. They said that US and Japanese competitors
enjoyed the benefits of a strong home market and cooperation between the public
sector and the computer industry.
2. The chief executives of European information
technology companies said they were at a disadvantage compared with their US and
Japanese competitors.
3. They
also asked for involvement in the planning of Europe-wide information technology
projects as it would give them a chance of securing final contracts.
4. European computer manufacturing companies
called for action from Brussels
to ensure their survival.
5. European companies were seeking a coherent
policy from Brussels.
6.
In
Europe European companies had only a 30 %
share of the market for public sector computer projects, with the other 70%
going to foreign countries.
7.
In
these countries more than 90 % of public contracts went to domestic companies.
Ответ: 4, 2, 1, 7, 6, 5, 3.
Ответ:
1. European computer manufacturing companies
called for action from Brussels
to ensure their survival.
2. The chief executives of European information
technology companies said they were at a disadvantage compared with their US and Japanese
competitors.
3. They said that US and Japanese competitors
enjoyed the benefits of a strong home market and cooperation between the public
sector and the computer industry.
4.
In
these countries more than 90 % of public contracts went to domestic companies.
5.
In
Europe European companies had only a 30 %
share of the market for public sector computer projects, with the other 70%
going to foreign countries.
6. European companies were seeking a coherent
policy from Brussels.
7. They also asked for involvement in the
planning of Europe-wide information technology projects as it would give them a
chance of securing final contracts.
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- Домашнее
задание
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2. Уметь составить рассказ по ключевым словам.
3. Прочитать
текст
Application of computers
Computers are getting deeper and deeper into
our life. They are indispensable in space research, communication, medicine,
metallurgy, light industry, information technology and many other branches of
industry.
Many countries have introduced computers into
agriculture, education, transport and many other spheres.
Computers provide security and safety of
various processes, diagnose numerous cases and do a lot in monitoring different
developments. In short they help to carry out increasingly complex tasks and
their application sometimes helps to prevent disasters, tragedies and
accidents.
Many people have a high degree of computer
literacy. Computer games are also now very popular with children, young and
grown-ups.
Here is a short
curious newspaper item about rather unexpected application of computers:
Telltale computers
The managements of some American schools have
found an original application for computers. Now teachers simply feed into the
memory of the machine names of the absentees and it begins to phone their
parents and warn that their children have missed lessons. The teachers and
parents like the new system and only pupils fall out of favour with it.
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