1. The passage discusses the stages of culture shock that people often experience when moving to a new country.
2. It begins by matching sentence beginnings about living in a new culture with endings that complete the ideas.
3. It then asks the reader to match definitions to underlined words from the passage and listen to a conversation about a man's business in his new country.
1. The passage discusses the stages of culture shock that people often experience when moving to a new country.
2. It begins by matching sentence beginnings about living in a new culture with endings that complete the ideas.
3. It then asks the reader to match definitions to underlined words from the passage and listen to a conversation about a man's business in his new country.
1. The passage discusses the stages of culture shock that people often experience when moving to a new country.
2. It begins by matching sentence beginnings about living in a new culture with endings that complete the ideas.
3. It then asks the reader to match definitions to underlined words from the passage and listen to a conversation about a man's business in his new country.
1. The passage discusses the stages of culture shock that people often experience when moving to a new country.
2. It begins by matching sentence beginnings about living in a new culture with endings that complete the ideas.
3. It then asks the reader to match definitions to underlined words from the passage and listen to a conversation about a man's business in his new country.
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1.
Read the article. Match sentence beginnings 1–11 with
endings a–l. There is one extra ending.
1. Living in another country (e)
2. Sometimes people feel confused and frustrated when they (f ) 3. The first feeling most people experience in a new country (c) 4. People who feel angry and impatient in the new culture sometimes(g) 5. The stages are not experienced by everyone, as (h) 6. In the Honeymoon stage, people living in a new country(j) 7. Differences in the Honeymoon stage between the old and new culture (l) 8. When people go through the Negotiation stage, they slowly (d) 9. When people start getting used to the new culture, they(k) 10. Some people experience a reverse culture shock (b) 11. When people fail to get used to living in their new country, they (a)
2. Match five of the underlined words to the definitions
1. an unusual, exciting or dangerous experience adventure 2. at the beginning initial 3. to enjoy or understand the value of appreciation 4. longer, increased extended 5. the usual order or way that you do things routine. 6. for ever permanently
3. Listen to a man talking about his business. Write true
(T) or false (F). 1 Pawel Kowalski is from Poland. T 2 Pawel and his wife live in Kielce, Poland. F 3 Pawel started his company three years ago. F 4 Pawel’s wife is British. T 5 Their company organizes things like weddings and conferences T 6 In his previous job, Pawel was a security guard. F 7 Pawel’s company also provides security arrangements. F 8 Pawel is in charge of cooking. F 9 The company serves dinners at wedding employs permanent waiters. T 10 Pawel thinks foreign visitors don’t always enjoy formal dinners. T 11 The company gets feedback from their clients F
4: Listen again. Complete the sentences from the text with
one word only.
1 I came over to Britain three years ago ... and I fell in
love with your country instantly. 2 Barbara ... is responsible for looking after employees and recruiting staff 3 We do a lot of bussiness events for the banking trade. 4 We always buy the freshest ingredients in the food market. 5 We always try to provide whatever our clients request. 6 We get many positive comments from them.