How To Deal With 'Cave People' Who Stand In The Way Of Change
I first heard the phrase “CAVE people” in the 1990s while working with a group of frontline supervisors on a safety program in a manufacturing plant. Someone asked, “What do we do about the CAVE people so they don’t spoil it for everyone else?” CAVE, I learned, stands for Citizens Against Virtually Everything—a term coined to describe people who oppose any kind of new development or change in their communities. A new reality TV show called Cave People will be on our screens next year. Twelve celebrities (their names won’t be revealed before the programme actually starts) will be taken to a place somewhere in the mountains of Wales. They will live in a cave, with no modern equipment or food at all, although each star will be allowed to take one personal item. The star will be filmed 24 hours a day-hunting for animals in the nearby forest, looking for wood and learning to make fire. Six times a day, there will be clips on TV showing the most interesting scenes. Viewers at home will vote each week for the person who has to leave. The star who survives all this will pick up 1,000,000 pounds for charity and a recording contract for a CD.
Answer the questions.
1. Who will be the contestants in the programme?
2. Where are they going to live?
3. What will each contestant be able to take with them?
4. How often will TV show scenes from the show?
5. How will the person who has to leave be chosen?
6. What are the prizes for the winner?
Well, I study at school and there's a nice person there. This is a woman, her name is Marina. I know her very well because she is my English teacher. If I'm not mistaken, she is about 35 years old. She is a middle height with dark hair and pretty smile. She looks attractive and she has a pleasant voice. I find her voice is very melodic, what in its turn obviously helps her to stay on the top in pronunciation. I suppose, she can sing well. She is good at speaking and teaching. Her speech is quite distinctly and not too fast. I think , I can understand everything she is saying at the class. She is an example of every success for me. She graduated from University with honors. And she's been working hard and persistently.
She has been to London, Edinburgh and Cardiff. And she's got lots of excellent experience. She receives lots of letters from her English pan - pals and Marina writes them back.
Her friends from London want to see her again. It's been quite a while since she last went to London. And now, she is still being invited by the way!
Besides, she has got lots of friends in Russia too. It seems to me , children love her and other people just get on well with her.
After all, I'm happy to realize she is my teacher. I'm lucky to be taught by her and I didn't miss any classes. I admire her much, but hardly ever can say it out loud..
Объяснение:
1 Take those cups off the table.
2 The secretary brings telexes to the director every day.
3 Come up to the shelves.
5 The children are at home.
6 Our lessons begin at 8 o’clock.
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Поставьте глаголы в скобках в требуемую форму:
1 It rained last night. (Past Simple)
2 If we start at nine we’ll have plenty of time for the shops. (1 conditional)
5 The company reaches its main aims in a quarter. (Present Simple)
6 Susan and Roger travel much every summer. (Present Simple)
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