اللغة الانجليزية – unit 18 للصف الثالث الثانوي 2016

 Lifelong learning

Reading

Tape Script

Man 1: Two years ago, I lost my job when the company I’d worked for since I left school closed. I looked for a similar job and sent my CV to a lot of companies, but I didn’t get any interviews. Someone said I might be too old. I’m fifty-one – and said I should try a different kind of job. They advised me to retrain. This seemed like a sensible idea, so I looked around and found a course at my local college where I could train as a teacher. I’ve just started my second year and I’m really enjoying it. About half of the other students on the course are mature students like me. Teaching is so different from the job I was doing before – I probably won’t earn as much money as I did, but I am sure the work will be very rewarding.

Woman: I didn’t go to university when I left school. I got a job as a doctor’s receptionist. After year, I married and had a family. Now I’m forty-two; my children are grown up and I’d like to go back to education. I think I will appreciate it more now than I would have done when I was eighteen. I always enjoyed English at school, so I might study languages – I haven’t decided yet. I’d really like to study medicine, but it’s a very long course and I can’t spend all my life studying. If I want to start this year, I have to apply by the end of next week. So I must make up my mind very quickly.

Man 2: My name’s Paul Roberts. I retired from my job as a bank manager five years ago and thought I’d enjoy all the extra free time I’d have. For the first two years, I had a great time. My wife and I travelled all over the world. But by then I’d had enough – I needed a new challenge of some kind, I needed to be busy again. Someone suggested doing a degree course. I thought they were joking, but I started looking round for suitable courses. In the end, I enrolled on a science course with the Open University. It’s a university for people who want to study, but can’t leave home for some reason. You can do it at any age – and many Open University students have full-time jobs. It’s ideal for me. I can study at home when I want to, using my own computer. By the time I finish next year, I’ll be nearly seventy-two years old, but it’s a really worthwhile experience

Language Notes  

Expressions 

Exercise

Choose the correct answer:

1-    To ……………… means to become a member of a university course.

( drill – enrol – record – agree )

2-    For me, a park with trees is the ……………………… place for a picnic.

( ideal – dial – redial – trial )

3-    I’ve always wanted to paint – that’s why I’ve ………………… on an art course.

( received – put – done – enrolled )

4-    Most southern European countries have a ………… climate: hot in summer and cold in winter.

( likely – unlike – similar – different )

5-    My cousin used to be a soldier, but now he’s …………………… to be a teacher.

( retraining – reworking – redoing – rewriting )

6-    Most people in my university group are in their twenties, but there are also three ……. students.

( pure – impure – mature – secure )

7-    My sister wants to be a teacher. She believes teaching is a ……………….. career.

( reacting – rewarding – reactivating – recalling )

8-    Doing things for other people can be a very …………………. experience.

( worsening – winding – worthwhile – wondering )

9-    The largest company in our town has 600……………………. .

( employers – employees – employ – employment )

10-I hope the new skills I am learning at college will make me more……………….. .

( employable – enjoyable – bearable – curable )

11-My father is a ………………….. engineer.

( clarified – classified – identified – qualified )

12-My uncle is a teacher in the languages ………………….. at our local school.

( apartment – appointment – department – employment )

13-She has worked very hard this year, so she is hoping for a ………………… at work next year.

( demotion – promotion – devotion – communication )

14-Everyone likes working for Mr. Hamdi. They say he is a very kind………………… .

( employer – buyer – player – bricklayer )

15-Universities (save – introduce – provide - divide) the country with highly qualified young people.

16-A company in my town closed last week, leaving 50 people………………….. .

( unused – unemployed – unqualified – unconscious )

17-The secondary school in our town ……………….. more than a hundred teachers.

( fires – dismisses – allows – employs )

18-I hope my company will ………………. me when I finish this computer course.

( develop – promote – provide – introduce )

19-In many countries, the government is the main ………………… of school education.

( peeler – porter – provider – publisher )

20-I believe I have the best ……………….. for the job.

( quotations – qualifications – quantities – amounts )

Find the mistakes and write the sentences correctly:

1-    She was offered empowerment in the sales office.                                                     employment

2-    If I’m not prevented within the next two years, I’m going to change jobs.              promoted

3-    What makes you think that you are liquefied for this job?                                              qualified

4-    He is the head of the English apartment at Cairo University.                                       department

5-    I dialled on the modern art course.                                                                                          enrolled

6-    Good programs like this one get kids involved in worthless activities.                        worthwhile

7-    Do you have anything solar to this material but cheaper?                                                   similar

8-    He used a small metal objective to open the door.                                                                   object

 Grammar

Modal verbs 

Exercise

4) Find the mistakes and write the sentences correctly:

1-    You have to take any more pills. You are quite well now.                                                            do not have

2-    You need to bring any food with you tomorrow. I’ll have enough for us all.                          do not need

3-    You have to clean the kitchen today. I’ll do it in a few hours.                                                     do not have

4-    We didn’t have waited long. A bus came at once.                                                                              To wait

5-    Should you have to clean the house yourself? – No, someone did it for me.                                 Did

6-    He could take a taxi, but he preferred to walk home yesterday.                                          could have taken.

7-    You can’t leave now. You may finish this work first.                                                                            must

8-    She must take a taxi yesterday as it was raining heavily.                                                                  Had to

9-    I might wash my hands before eating. It’s very important.                                                       Must- should

10-It was snowing heavily. The roads were slippery. At last we encouraged to reach home.  managed

@ Choose the correct answer:

1-   You (doesn’t have to-didn’t have to-shouldn’t-needn’t) come if you don’t want.

2-   We (mustn’t-don’t need to-can’t-shouldn’t) lock the car. It’s safe here.

3-   You (shouldn’t-mustn’t-should-ought to) drive. You’re too tired.

4-   This is a really good book. You (should-must-may-might) read it.

5-   I’m absolutely sure! They (must arrive-could arrive-should have arrived-must have arrived) yesterday, I saw their ticket.

6-   I was very tired yesterday. I (was-must-needn’t-had to) go to bed early.

7-   You (mustn’t-needn’t-don’t have to-won’t) park here. It says a “No Parking area.

8-   You (mustn’t-couldn’t-shouldn’t-shouldn’t have) telephoned me so late. I was fast asleep.

9-   We’ve got plenty of time. We (must-mustn’t-needn’t-can’t) hurry.

10-He said I (may-might-should-needn’t) try a different kind of job. I think it’s good advice.

11-I found a course at my local college where I (could-ought-could have-mustn’t) train as a teacher.

12-If I want to start this year, I (have to-may-might-shall) apply by the end of next week. I have no choice.

13-I (ought-should have-am able-can) study at home when I want to.

14-I (can’t-may not-might not-should) spend all my life studying. It’s impossible for me.

15-I (have to-must-might-can’t) study languages. I haven’t decided yet.

16-At my sports club, everyone (has to-should-may-might) wear flat shoes. It’s an important rule.

17-You (shall-could-need to-manage) get more practice if you want to pass your driving test.

18-If you don’t understand, you (may-might-mustn’t-should) ask your teacher. That’s my advice.

19-I really (can-must-may-might) go and get some bread before the shop closes. I don’t have any bread left at home

20-You (can-have to-mustn’t-might not) take photographs here. It’s against the law.

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