EMILY IN

MAY 2021

PARIS
3
TYPES OF PRESENT
CONDITIONALS PERFECR VS
PAST SIMPLE

SPEAKING
TASKS
VOCABULARY
B1-C2 LISTENING
TASKS
DIANA CHYSHCH
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The present perfect is formed from the present tense of the verb
have and the past participle of a verb.
We use the present perfect:
for something that started in the past and continues in the
present:
They've been married for nearly fifty years.
She has lived in Liverpool all her life.
when we are talking about our experience up to the present:
I've seen that film before.
I've played the guitar ever since I was a teenager.
He has written three books and he is working on another one.
We often use the adverb ever to talk about experience up to the
present:
My last birthday was the worst day I have ever had.
and we use never for the negative form:
Have you ever met George?
Yes, but I've never met his wife.
for something that happened in the past but is important in the
present:
I can't get in the house. I've lost my keys.
Teresa isn't at home. I think she has gone shopping.
We often use the present perfect with adverbials which refer to the
recent past:

recently just only just

Scientists have recently discovered a new breed of monkey.

We have just got back from our holidays.
or adverbials which include the present:
so far until now up to now ever (in questions)
yet (in questions and negatives)

Be careful!
We do not use the present perfect with adverbials which
refer to a finished past time:
yesterday last week/month/year in 2017
when I was younger etc.
I have seen that film yesterday.
We have just bought a new car last week.
When we were children we have been to California.
but we can use the present perfect with adverbials which
refer to a time which is not yet finished:
today this week/month/year now that I am 18 etc.
Have you seen Helen today?
We have bought a new car this week.
HOW LONG
present I've known Kaen since 1994.
perfect She's ved in London for three years
PRESENT RESULT
I've lost my keys (so I can't get into my house)

NEWS/RECENT EVENTS
The Queen has given a speech
LIFE EXPERIENCE
I've been to Japan
 FINISHED TIME WORD
I went to the restaurant yesterday.
Use with:last\night,month,
yesterday, in 2007,8 months ago etc.

FINISHED TIME PERIOD

PAST Leonardo painted the Mona Lisa
SIMPLE
DETAILS OF NEWS
I've hurt my arm. I fell off a ladder.
Use with: the present perfect.

ACTIONS IN STORIES
He sat down and ordered a coffee.
Use with: the past continious

irregular verbs
 Zero conditional sentences express general truths—situations in which
one thing always causes another. When you use a zero conditional,
ZERO
you’re talking about a general truth rather than a specific instance of
CONDITIONAL
something.
Ex: When people smoke cigarettes, their health suffers.

First conditional sentences are used to express situations in which the

outcome is likely (but not guaranteed) to happen in the future.
Ex: If you set your mind to a goal, you’ll eventually achieve it.
FIRST
CONDITIONAL
Second conditional sentences are useful for
expressing outcomes that are completely unrealistic
CONDITIO or will not likely happen in the future.
Ex: If I inherited a billion dollars, I would travel to

NALS
the moon.

SECOND
CONDITIONAL

Third conditional sentences are used to explain that present circumstances

would be different if something different had happened in the past.
Ex:If you had told me you needed a ride, I would have left earlier.

THIRD MIXED CONDITIONALS

CONDITIONAL Present result of a past condition
If clause (condition) Main clause (result)
If + past perfect present conditional
If this thing had happened that thing would happen.
Ex: If I had worked harder at school, I would have a
better job now.

Past result of present or continuing condition

If clause (condition) Main clause (result)
If + simple past perfect conditional
If this thing happened that thing would have happened.
Ex: If I wasn't afraid of spiders, I would have picked it up.
 1.Put the verbs from the brackets into the
correct form of Present perfect or Past simple

1.JIM: HOW MANY TIMES ______(YOU/TRY) TO PASS YOUR DRIVING TEST?

MICHAEL: THREE TIMES SO FAR.

2.WHEN ______(YOU/GO) TO ROME?

3.YOU LOOK DIFFERENT. _____(YOU/HAVE) A HAIRCUT?

4.I _____(NOT/SEE) DAVID AT ALL THIS WEEK. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE HE IS.

5.JIM: (YOU/SPEAK) _____TO PETER YET?

MICHAEL: NO, NOT YET.

6.WHEN _____(YOU/START) YOUR JOB?

7.I ______(MOVE) HOUSE THREE TIMES IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS.

8.MY SISTER _____(BE) TO NEW YORK THREE TIMES AND SHE'S GOING AGAIN NEXT MONTH.

9.THE US PRESIDENT ______(BE) IN OUR COUNTRY LAST YEAR.

10.THE US PRESIDENT _____(VISIT) OUR COUNTRY THREE TIMES IN THE LAST TWO YEARS.

2.Put in the correct phrases and form a conditional

sentence (type I, II, III).
1. IF WE MEET AT 9:30, WE ______ (TO HAVE) PLENTY OF TIME.
2. LISA WOULD FIND THE MILK IF SHE _____ (TO LOOK) IN THE
FRIDGE.
3. THE ZOOKEEPER WOULD HAVE PUNISHED HER WITH A FINE IF
SHE _____(TO FEED) THE ANIMALS.
4. IF YOU SPOKE LOUDER, YOUR CLASSMATES ______ (TO
UNDERSTAND) YOU.
5. DAN ______(TO ARRIVE) SAFE IF HE DROVE SLOWLY.
6. YOU ______ (TO HAVE) NO TROUBLE AT SCHOOL IF YOU HAD
DONE YOUR HOMEWORK.
7. IF YOU ______ (TO SWIM) IN THIS LAKE, YOU'LL SHIVER FROM
COLD.
8. THE DOOR WILL UNLOCK IF YOU ______ (TO PRESS) THE
GREEN BUTTON.
9. IF MEL ______ (TO ASK) HER TEACHER, HE'D HAVE ANSWERED
HER QUESTIONS.
10. I ______ (TO CALL) THE OFFICE IF I WAS/WERE YOU.
 EPISODE №1
Vocabulary
Words:
1. Acquisition - приобретение, усвоение
2. To pitch - устанавливать, преподносить на
определенном уровне, выступать, убеждать
3. Fragrance - аромат, благоухание, духи
4. To sniff - нюхатьenglish_diana.chyshch
5. Nauseous - чувствующий тошноту,
отвратительный
6. Relocation - перемещение
7. To explore - исследовать, изучать
8. Charming - обаятельный, очаровательный
9. Reserved - сдержанный, замкнутый
10. Speciality - местная достопримечательность,
фирменное блюдо

11.Obesity - ожирение
12.Refinement - изысканность, усовершенствование
13.Likewise - так же, таким же образом, взаимно
14.Bold - храбрый
15.Meaningful - толковый, значительный, содержательный
16.Fabulous - невероятный, потрясающий
17.Asset - достояние, что-либо ценное
18.To enhance - улучшать, усиливать
19.Mean - злой, жестокий english_diana.chyshch
20.Accomplishment - достижение
21.Ignorant - невоспитанный, невежественный
Phrasal verbs:
1. Set up - организовывать,
устанавливать
2. Schlep up - тащить с большим
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3. Go up - повышаться, подниматься
4. Put up with - терпеть кого-либо/что-
либо
5. Hang around - бездельничать,
болтаться без дела

Idioms and
phrases:
n e’s to es - за д ев ать чьи-либо
1. Step on someo
а , о би ж ать к о го -л и б о, наступать на
чувств
больную мозоль
co n sid er a tio n - п ри нимать во
2. Take sth into
внимание
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ti ll yo u m a k e it - и гр ать роль до
3. Fake it
конца
- гордиться
4. Take pride in sth/sb
st o f st h - в р азг ар чего-либо
5. To be in the mid
d u e) re sp ec t - п р и в сем уважении
6. With (all
ak e se n se o f st h - п о нять смысл,
7. M
разобраться
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Obesity Accomplishment
Mean Fragrance
Ignorant Sniff
Reserved Bold
Step on someone’s toes Schlep up
Charming Nauseous
MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜ not having enough knowledge, understanding, or
information about something
⬜person or animal who are strong and violent, and
makes people frightened.
a.put up with sb/sth
⬜ a product, skill, etc that a person or place is
b.bold
especially known for
c.go up ⬜ to spend time somewhere, usually without doing
d.speciality very much
e.take sth into consideration ⬜ offend someone by encroaching on their area of
f.reserved responsibility.
g.hang around ⬜ to accept unpleasant behaviour or an unpleasant
situation, although you do not like it
h.mean
⬜not frightened of taking risks
i.ignorant ⬜to become higher in level
j.step on someone’s toes ⬜not wanting to show what you are thinking or feeling
⬜to think about something when you make a decision
or plan

FILL IN THE GAPS, USING WORDS, IDIOMS AND

PHRASAL VERBS
1. We'd been unhappy for years, but I _____ up with it for the sake of the
kids.
2. Even though I'm quite a _______ person, I like meeting people.
3. I ____up the computer so that they could work from home.
4. We both take enormous _____in what our fathers did and we both go to
them for advice all the time.
5. ____ ___ ____ ______, I have to say I don't think your plan will work.
6. This is to help her ______ ______of past experiences.
7. They'll be keen to ________ their reputation abroad.
8. The scenery and weather were ___________.
9. We are in the ______ of one of the worst recessions for many, many years.
10. Hearing their voices or seeing them makes me feel________.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the first episode? What's impressed you
most?
Have you ever been to Paris? If yes, what was your
favourite place? If not, would you like to go there?
Describe Emily. Is she a charming person or mean? Does
she have stubbrorn streak? Is she arrogant or ignorant?
Why Madeline despite dreaming of coming to Paris
refused to visit it?
What do you think about Emily's phrase that a fragrance
it's like wearing a poetry? Do you have your favourite
fragrance? english_diana.chyshch

What game Emily's boyfriend was watching in a bar?

Do yоu think that Madeline is too old to have a child?
Who was the first to meet Emily in Paris?
Why there was no elevator in the building?
Whom did Emily met on the fourth floor?
What's happened with Emily's food in the park?
Whom did she meet in the park?
What does "la plouc" mean? Do you think that Emily is la
plouc?
Why were they all afraid of Emily?
Do you live to work or work to live?
Do you like the first episode?

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 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 1 EPISODE
___ Madeline gets nauseous
___ People in Savoir call Emily “la plouc”
___ Emily meets Mindy
___ Emily gets acquainted with coworkers in Savoir
___ Emily meets Gabriel
___ Emily is in a bar with her boyfriend
___ Emily is in Paris schlepping up her baggage
___ Emily is in bakery

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

I feel like \Scarlett Johansson\Nicole Kidman\Natalie

Portman\ in Moulin Rouge!
Uh, bonjour. I'm Emily Cooper from the Gilbert Group in\
Chicago\New York\New Jersey.
True, we are in the midst of an \coronavirus\ influenza\
obesity\ epidemic.
Gabriel, French, from \Italy\Normandy\ Sweden.

YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №2
Vocabulary
Words:
1.To refer to sth - обращаться к чему-либо
2.Weak - слабый
3.To piggyback - нести на спине, опираться на что-то,
(piggyback advertisement - дополнительное рекламное
объявление)
4.Approach - подход, обращение english_diana.chyshch

5.Accessible - доступный
6.Exclusive of sth - без, не включая (The price of the meal is
exclusive of drinks\ в цену этого блюда не включены
напитки)
7.Sophisticated - сложный, утонченный
8.Tip - совет, чаевые
9.To compose - составлять (compose
yourself\успокаиваться)
10.To induce - побуждать, склонять 11.Scent - запах, благоухание
12.To track - устанавливать, прослеживать
13.To sweat - потеть
14.Necessity - предмет первой необходимости
15.Precise - точный
16.Affair - роман, связь
17.To spin - крутить(ся), вертеть(ся)

hch 18.Spouse - супруг, супруга

21.Playoff -решающий матч
hys 19.Harsh - резкий, суровый
22.Deliberately - умышленно, a.c 20.Tender - нежный, мягкий
ian
преднамеренно
h_d
23.To drown - тонуть, топить
glis
en
24.To abandon - покидать, оставлять
25.Tiresome - утомительный
26.Delighted - довольный, радостный
Phrasal verbs:
1. Slow down - вести более спокойный образ
жизни, притормозить
2. Bang on - долго и скучно о чём-то говорить
(bang on your door) - ломиться, стучаться в
дверь
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3. Cheat on sb - изменять (супругу\ге)
4. Drop out - бросать (учебу и т. д.)
5. Cut sb off - обрывать (разговор)
6. Take (sth) over - принимать (руководство,
должность и т. д.)
7. Figure sth/sb out - выяснить
8. Lay sth out - выкладывать, раскладывать
9. Get away - спасаться, избегать

Idioms and
phrases:
do st h - со би ра ть ся сделать что-либо
1. Be about to
p) ou t of th e loop - де ржать кого-то в
2. Be (kee
неведении (informal) неплохо
ли ть ся (b e no slou ch
3. To slouch - суту es
я с че м -л иб о) H e's no slouch when it com
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g\ О н не пл ох о сп ра вляется с готовой)
to cookin -
ted w ith st h - бы ть переполненным чем
4. Be satu ra
либо го
t/ha ve yo ur (o w n) w ay - добиваться свое
5. Ge
by /w ith sb /s th - бы ть одержимым кем-
6. Be obsess ed
либо/чем-либо
то, нечто вроде
7. Some kind of - какой-
обовать что-либо
8. Give sth a try - попр -
ou t fo r st h - не бы ть созданным для чего
9. Not be cut
либо
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Weak Delighted
Tip Cheat on sb
Drown To slouch
To spin Get/have your (own) way
Necessity Drop out
Tiresome Spouse
 MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜ cruel, unkind, or unpleasant in a way that seems
unfair
⬜to persuade someone do something
⬜ to make yourself calm again after being angry or
a.be (keep) out of the loop
upset
b.sophisticated
⬜to do something in order to find out if it works or if
c.affair you like it
d.induce ⬜well-educated and having experience of the world or
e.be saturated with sth knowledge of culture
f.compose yourself ⬜to work very hard and be good at something
g.be no slouch ⬜to be filled with a lot or too much of something
⬜a sexual relationship between two people when one
h.harsh
or both of them is married to someone else
i. accessible ⬜easy to find or reach
j.give sth a try ⬜ to not be one of a group of people who have
particular knowledge, make important decisions, or
deal with important situations

FIND THE WORDS AND PHRASAL VERBS

1. SLOW DOWN
2. APPROACH
3. TENDER

4. DELIBERATELY
5. BANG ON
6. BE OBSESSED
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the second episode? What's impressed
you most?
Do you reguarly do sport? What's your favourite kind
of sport?
Have you ever stepped in dog shit?
Have you ever banged on someone's door?
What do you think about talking about business at
parties? Is it appropriate or not? Have you ever talked
about business at the parties? Do you visit such kind
of parties?
Do you agree that to have a parfume is like wearing
beautiful lingerie? english_diana.chyshch

Why Sylvie wasn't friendly towards Emily in this

episode?
What do you think about cheating on one another?
Why Emily was freaked out at the restaurant?
Do you think Emily fell in love with Gabriel? Can you
fell in love with a stranger right away?
Why do you think Emily's boyfriend refused to come
to Paris?
What has puzzled Emily with the word "Le vagin"?
Who retweeted Emily's post about "Le vagin"?
Do you like the second episode?
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 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 2 EPISODE
____Emily splits up with her boyfriend
____Emily’s having a dinner with Mindy
____Emily's having morning exercises
____Emily’s at the party with people from Savoir
____Emily posts a tweet about “Le vagin”
____Emily’s walking in a market
____Emily and Mindy are sitting in a park
____Emily bangs on Gabriel's door

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

It's like wearing \jewelry\poetry\shorts.
French is such a \funny\charming\fabulous\ language.
I studied the \economic\marketing\managing\ plan
before I got to Paris.
You don't talk about \work\fashion\necessities\ at a
party.
That's great. I thought maybe I was too
\enthusiastic\sophisticated\obsessed.
YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №3
Vocabulary
Words:
1.To jog - бегать трусцой (jog sb's memory\помогать кому-
либо вспомнить)
2.Jealous - завидующий
3.To treat - угощать, лечить, воспринимать, обращаться,
обходиться (с кем-либо) english_diana.chyshch
4.Commandment - заповедь
5.To expose - выставлять напоказ, подвергать действию,
разоблачать (be exposed to sth\подвергаться чему-либо)
6.Fuse - предохранитель, пробка
7.Plumber - водопроводчик
8.To grab - хватать, перекусить, быстро сделать что-либо
(grab sb's attention\привлекать чье-либо внимание)

9.Prude - ханжа
10.Tone-deaf - лишенный музыкального s hch слуха
chy
11.Asshole a. - придурок
dian
h_
nglis
12.Amusement - развлечение, удовольствие, радость
e
13.Miserable - несчастный
14.To gaze - смотреть не отрываясь
15.Sensitive - щепетильный, болезненный
Phrasal verbs:
1. Fit in - уживаться, приспосабливаться
2. Cut sb off - обрывать (разговор)
3. Cut out - отключаться, выключаться
4. Go out - выходить из дома (чтобы
развлечься),гаснуть, встречаться (о
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влюбленных)
5. Split up - расставание, окончание отношений (a
split second\мгновение ока)
6. Come off - показаться, удаваться
7. Take care of - заботиться, волноваться
8. Make up your mind - решить(ся)

Idioms and
phrases:
ow n busi ne ss - не ле зь не в свое дело!
1. Mind your рвы
sb's ne rves - де йс тв овать кому-либо на не
2. Get on
м временем
3. In the meantime - те
го-либо
4. Due to sth - из-за че о
W ith/in re fe re nce to sth - в связи с чем-либ
5. english_diana.chyshch
h - не до ст аток чего-либо
6. Lack of st д.
re less - мне/ему и т.
7. I/He, etc couldn't ca
чно
совершенно безразли
su pp os ed to do sth - предполагаться,
8. Be
подразумеваться
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Jog Get on sb's nerves

Plumber Miserable
Jealous Split up
Grab Lack of sth
Gaze Take care of
Tone-deaf Prude
MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜ to give medical care to someone for an illness or
injury
⬜ the feeling that you have when something makes
you smile or laugh
a.commandment
⬜ one of the ten important rules of behaviour given
b.to expose
by God in the Bible
c.fuse ⬜to remove what is covering something so that it can
d.amusement be seen
e.make up your mind ⬜ a small object that stops electrical equipment
f.go out working if there is too much electricity going through it
g.couldn't care less ⬜able to understand what people are feeling and deal
with them in a way that does not upset them
h.sensitive
⬜because of something
i.to treat ⬜to make a decision
j.due to sth ⬜to leave a place in order to go somewhere else
⬜used to emphasize that someone is not interested in
or worried about something or someone

WRITE YOUR OWN SENTENCES WITH THE WORDS, PHRASES

AND IDIOMS FROM THE THIRD EPISODE(USE
CONDITIONALS)
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the third episode? What's impressed you
most?
Have you ever been in an awkward situation? (like
Emily was at the beginning of the episode, when a
man was peeing)
Have you ever got on someone's nerves? Why?
Describe that situation? If not, what do you do if a
person's trying to annoy you?
What would you do if your shower cut out?Have you
ever been in such situation? What solutions have you
found?
Do you think that is normal to pay money in order to
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spend time with a person?

What's happened on the bridge? Desribe in details.
Was the process on the bridge sexy or sexist?
What do you think about the phrase "She's not naked.
She's wearing the perfume"?
Can you hit it off with a stranger right away? Are you
talkative person?
What would you do if someone offended you?
Is it normal if a stranger gives another person lingerie?
Do you like the third episode?

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 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 3 EPISODE
___Emily faces awkward situation(man pees)
___Emily is at the restaurant with Mindy
___Emily gets lingerie
___Emily walks with a stranger after party
___Emily is on the bridge
___Emily invites Sylvie to the party
___Emily’s shower cuts out
___Emily talks to plumber

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

The water cut out in her \shower\faucet\pool.
She's getting on my \head\nerves\legs. Nothing but
problems since she got here.
And if you keep \smiling\staring\dreaming\ like that,
people will think you're stupid.
I'm worried it won't translate in the Asia\Europe\States.
We were just talking about where we both were when
France won the \Super Bowl\World Cup\ICC World Cup.

YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №4
Vocabulary
Words:
1.Lousy - мерзкий, отвратительный
2.To acquire - приобретать, усваивать
3.Overwhelming - непреодолимый, подавляющий
4.Brick - кирпич
5.Chunky - "крепыш", громоздкий
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6.Peanut - арахис
7.Inappropriate - неуместный, несоответствующий
8.Messy - грязный, неубранный, неприятный,
скандальный
9.Threat - опасность, угроза
10.To blame - винить
11.Signature - фирменный
12.Cutting edge - ультрасовременный, прорывной

льныйch
13.Preliminary - предварите h
ysие
10.Coincidence - совпiaад na
.cен
h
d
11.To teasneglis-hдразнить
_
e
tc h - крат ко е оп ис ание \п резентация
12.Elevator pi
13.Proprietor - владелец
14.Stinky - вонючий
15.Cancellation - отмена
ть
16.To confirm - подтвержда
17.Reverse - наоборот
озорной
18.Naughty -непослушный,
трашающий
19.Formidable - грозный, ус
ть
20.To complicate - осложня
Phrasal verbs:
1. Round-up - сводка (новостей)
2. End up - в конечном итоге, кончать,
заканчивать
3. Heard of sb/sth - слышать о ком-либо/чем-
либо, знать о существовании
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4. Clean (sb/sth) up - приводить в порядок
5. Hit on sb - приударить за, подкатить к
6. Nail sth down - установить, разобраться,
определиться
7. Run into sb - случайно встретить кого-либо

Idioms and
phrases:
of st h - пр и об ре тать сноровку\навык
1. Get the hang бо/
cred it to sb /s th - бы ть гордостью кого-ли
2. Be a
чего-либо
3. Be up to sth - за думать что-либо
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ви се ть от ко го-либо , быть чьим-
4. Be up to sb - за
либо решением
ть
5. Get started - начина
Up-an d-co m ing - м но гообещающий,
6.
перспективный
e an d be yo nd - св ер х, за пределами
7. Abov
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Peanut Clean (sb/sth) up

Lousy Run into sb
Chunky Threat
Stinky Inappropriate
Proprietor Coincidence
Formidable To blame
MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜ (especially of a child) badly behaved;
disobedient.
⬜to learn something
a.get the hang of sth ⬜ to be doing or planning something, often
b.be up to sth something secret and bad
c.above and beyond ⬜very strong in effect or large in amount
d.nail sth down ⬜to make something more difficult to deal with or
e.overwhelming understand
f.naughty ⬜more than a particular amount or level
g.have heard of sb/sth ⬜ done or happening in order to prepare for the
main event or activity
h.to complicate
⬜ to understand something completely, or to
i. to acquire
describe something correctly
j.preliminary
⬜to know that someone or something exists
⬜to gradually learn how to do or use something

CORRECT THE SENTENCES BY PLACING THE WORDS IN

BOLD IN THE CORRECT SENTENCE
1.The cutting edge of this motel should be fined because the place is
filthy.
2.No way! So that's where the up-and-coming smell is coming from.
3.Somehow the small but round-up woman fought her way through
the crowd to reach her son.
4.I hate their parties - we always up to you playing silly games.
5.The police carried out their usual formidable of Saturday night
drunks.
6.You tried to run into her at party fundraiser.
7.Mr Hurford is an stinky player.
8.Guivier's discoveries placed him at the proprietor of medical
research.
9.If you hit on the boss, put in a good word for me!
10.It's end up to judge these works of art.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the fourth episode? What's impressed you
most?
What would you do if a seller refused to sell you the
things that you wanted badly? Have you ever been in
such situations? Describe what you have done? Give
some tips.
Do you like Camille? What are your first thoughts when
you see her?
Do you like to get help from others when you really
need it? Give your example.
What do you think about Gabriel's signature food? Do
you like his idea not to clean up after cooking?
Why do you think Sylvie and Antoine argued? Do you
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think that they might split up? What would you do in

that situation? Did Emily do a good deed?
Are you the persnon who remembers all interviews and
phrases of favourite artists? Who is your favourite
famous person? What does he\she do? Why do you like
him\her?
What would you do if you made a reservation on a
wrong date? Do you like Emily's solution?
What was your reaction when you got that Camille is
Gabriel's girlfriend? What do you think Emily's thoughts
were?
Do you like the fourth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 4 EPISODE
____Emily is having dinner with her coworkers at the restaurant
____They all are having lunch at the Gabriel’s restaurant
____Sylvie and Antoine argue
____Randy Zimmer comes to Savoir
____Emily kisses Gabriel
____Emily is having dinner in Gabriel’s apartment
____Emily meets Camille
____Emily is at the exhibition

WHO SAID THAT (Randy Zimmer\Antoine\Gabriel

\Julien\Camille\ Mindy\Emily )
__________No. She's not nice to anyone.
__________I feel likeI've never had an omelet before.
__________Basically, she says that he doesn't appreciate her
__________Look, you haven't done Paris right until you've had
at least one wildly inappropriate affair.
__________Are you gonna hand me a cookie?
__________I want to make this happen, Sylvie.
__________Well, she has my number. Thank you all for being
here.
YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №5
Vocabulary
Words:
1.Genuinely - по-настоящему
2.Vending machine - торговый автомат
3.To preserve - сохранять
4.Bareback - незащищенный половой акт
5.Incoming - входящий, вступающий (в должность и т.
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д.)
6.Sleepyhead - соня
7.Lip gloss - блеск для губ
8.Customary - обычный, привычный
9.Illuminating - разъясняющий, проливающий свет на
что-либо
10.Landmark - архитектурный памятник, ориентир
11.Quantity - количество
12.Quality - качество
13.Be thrilled - в восторге
14.To track - выслеживать
15.Smudge-proof - защищает от грязного пятна
16.Overpriced - слишком yshch дорогой
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17.Flattering - приукрашенный, придающий привлекательность
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18.Irresistible - неотразимый
en
19.To window-shop - разглядывать одежду через стекло и не покупать её
20.To harness - укрощать, использовать
21.To overpromise - пообещать лишнего
22.To force - заставлять, вынуждать
23.Motto - девиз
24.To insist - настаивать
25.Upside-down - вверх ногами, вверх дном
26.Comfy - удобный
Phrasal verbs:
1. Get in - влезать, проникать, прибывать,
приходить
2. Check out - заценить
3. Spell sth out - разъяснять что-либо
4. Lie down - ложиться, прилечь
5. Make sth up - выдумывать
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6. Make up for sth - возмещать ущерб
7. Figure sth/sb out - понимать, разбираться,
выяснить
8. Win sb/sth back - отвоевать, вернуть
9. Stand for sth - стоять за что-либо,
поддерживать
10. Turn out - оказываться
11. Shut (sth) down - закрывать(ся), блокировать

Idioms and
phrases:
я м ое го ду ш ев но го спокойствия
1. For my sanity - дл
ей!
2. Don't you dare - не см
3. I'm on it - я в деле
sth - со би ра ть ся сд елать что-либо
4. Be about to do
e so m e sp ac e - по инься, дай мне
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дв
5. Give m
меня
пространство, оставь
N ervo us br ea kd ow n - нервный срыв
6.
m e kind of - ка ко й -то, нечто вроде, типа
7. So
ь пень
8. Duh - ещё бы!, ясен
b' s) at te nt io n to sth/ sb - привлекать
9. Draw (s
бо/кому-либо
внимание к чему-ли
side - бы ть за од но , быть на одной
10. On the same
стороне.
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Vending machine To force

Sleepyhead Nervous breakdown
Lip gloss On the same side
Be thrilled Lie down
Upside-down Motto
Comfy Overpriced
MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜to say firmly that something is true, especially when
other people do not believe you
⬜used to show that you think a person or statement
is stupid, or that something is obvious
a.to preserve
⬜slang (of sexual activity) performed without using a
b.bareback condom
c.landmark ⬜ look at goods displayed in shop windows without
d.to insist buying anything.
e.to window-shop ⬜to explain something in a very clear way with details
⬜to be going to do something very soon
f.to harness
⬜ to keep something as it is, especially in order to
g.spell sth out prevent it from decaying or being damaged or
h.duh destroyed
i.be about to do sth ⬜to advocate, support, or endorse something.
⬜ to control something, usually in order to use its
j.stand for sth
power
⬜ a building that you can easily recognize, especially
one that helps you to know where you are

ADD THE MISSING PREPOSITIONS

1. I'm just about ___ start on the cleaning.

2.He tries to spell ___ how we do it.
3.They insist ___ playing their music late at night.
4.I will not stand ___ behavior of that kind in my house.
5.I'm sure the prime minister will turn ___ to be a good loser.
6.She suddenly came over dizzy and had to lie ____.
7.He wanted to go to Oxford, but he didn't get ____.
8.He's some kind ____ mathematical genius.
9.The child must know how to win ____ the favor of its parents.
10.It took me the longest time to figure ____ how to open the
windows.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the fifth episode? What's impressed you most?
What would you do if you said the wrong word? Have you
ever been in such situation? What's your funniest mistake
that you've made?
Do you want to become an influencer? What are you good
at? What are your best sides? What can you tell the society
about? Can you encourage it?
What do you think about the dog that has bunch of
followers? Would you follow him?
Do you like Emily's idea of ad? (when she ate berry from the
wall)
Do you think that it is important to have a lot of followers in
order to be popular and revered?
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Would you join Gabriel and Camille if you were Emily?
Have you ever been to such art gallery? Where were you?
What's impressed you? If not, would you like to visit such
place? If not, tell why.
Do you like Emily's idea to sleep in prominent landmarks?
Is it normal to force someone to do something? For
example to delete an Instagram account? Have you ever
deleted your Instagram account?
What do you think about Gabriel's words that "it wasn't just
me"?
Do you like to sleep under the stars?
Do you have a boyfried you love but who has a girlfriend?
Do you like the fifth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 5 EPISODE
____Emily suggests to sleep in famous landmarks
____Emily meets Miss Thompson
____Camille joins girls at the restaurant
____Emily and Mindy walk drunk
____Coworkers show Emily Eiffel Tower
____Emily and Mindy are at the restaurant
____Emily talks with Sylvie about Durée Cosmetics
____Emily, Gabriel and Camille are in the art gallery

WHO SAID THAT (Miss Thompson\Sylvie\ Gabriel

\Julien\Camille\ Mindy\Emily )
_________ I'm not doing that. And I'm trying to avoid her, too.
_________We don't speak of Durée in this office. They used to
be a client.
_________It is customary to knock,wait for a reply, then enter.
_________We are thrilled to be sharing this season's
incredible product range with such global tastemakers.
_________You didn't move to Paris to sit alone in your room.
_________Ask Camille. She's liked every one of your post
_________It wasn't just you. I felt it too

YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №6
Vocabulary
Words:
1.To bribe - давать взятку
2.To choke - подавиться, поперхнуться
3.Mortified - униженный, подавленный
4.Apparently - на первый взгляд, по-видимому
5.To detest - ненавидеть
6.To observe - наблюдать, замечать
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7.To admire - восхищаться
8.To elevate - повышать, поднимать (be elevated to
sth\получать повышение, продвинуться по службе)
9.Forceful - сильный, убедительный
10.Wager - ставка, пари

13.To flock - стекаться, валить толпами

14.To flee - спасаться бегством
15.Conscience - совесть (be on your conscience
\быть на чьей-либо совести)
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16.Petite - маленький, .ch изящный
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17.Morbid - нездоровый, болезненный,
lish_d мрачный
n g
e
18.To recap - резюмировать
19.To moan - жаловаться,c h ныть, стонать
h
ys20.Rush hour - час пик
.c h
na
dia
h _
23.Nasty - злобный, гадкий, угрожающий, опасный
lis
24.Gritty - мужественный, решительный
ng тупой (о боли)
25.Dull - скучный, глухой (оeзвуке),
26.To presume - предполагать
27.To endure - выносить, выдерживать
28.To ambush - нападать из засады
29.To worship - поклоняться
30.To mock - осмеивать, насмехаться
Phrasal verbs:
1. Get out of sth - избегать чего-либо
2. Blend in - сливаться
3. Feud with sb - враждовать с
4. Wash off - отмыться
5. Get over sth - оправиться от чего-либо,
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6. Dress up - наряжаться

Idioms and
phrases:
тать
1. Be tired of sth/sb - ус
мулятор сел
2. Battery's dead - акку
AP (a s soon as po ssib le) - как можно скорее
3. AS
it/y ou r ch an ce (s) - упускать шанс
4. Blow у,
ur groo ve ba ck - ве рнуться в свою форм
5. Get yo
вспомнить молодость
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shot - и м ет ь м ал о шансов на успех

6. To be a long
- бы ть по ни ж ен ны м в должности
7. To be demoted
ся, пойти
8. Be off to - отправить
ть на грани
9. Be on the cusp of - бы
днях
10. The other day - на
 LABEL THE PICTURES

To bribe To worship
To detest To mock
Wager Battery's dead
Petite To be demoted
Rush hour Dress up
To ambush Wash off
 MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜ showing too much interest in unpleasant things
such as death
⬜ to repeat the most important parts of what you
have just said
a.mortified
⬜the part of you that makes you feel guilty when you
b.to elevate have behaved badly
c.conscience ⬜a few days ago
d.petite ⬜to be given a more important position
e.to endure ⬜to suffer something difficult, unpleasant, or painful
⬜ to avoid doing something that you should do, often
f.to recap
by giving an excuse
g.get over sth ⬜very embarrassed
h.the other day ⬜to begin to feel better after being unhappy or sick
i.get out of sth ⬜attractively small and dainty (used of a woman)
j.morbid

CORRECT THE SENTENCES BY PLACING THE WORDS IN

BOLD IN THE CORRECT SENTENCE
1. He was a man of dull character, with considerable insight and
diplomatic skills.
2. He showed the morbid determination that we've come to
expect from him.
3. He should try to feud with the locals a bit more.
4. They want to demoted the status of teachers.
5. The two tribes were long at blend in with each other.
6. This is on the cusp of, but I still want to try it.
7. Mr Short's behavior is only a long shot acceptability.
8. The boss elevate her to a less responsible position.
9. The conference was deadly forceful.
10. His head was full of gritty thoughts.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the sixth episode? What's impressed you most?
Is it normal to mock other person due to his\her mistakes?
What do you think? Have you ever been mocked for
something?
Do you follow trends? Have you ever bought fake luxury
brands? Why? Did you want to be fashionable?
What do you think about Pierre Cadault's reaction on
Emily's accessory? Do you think that all creative people
have another outlook on life?
What do you think about Thomas? Your first impression.
Is it normal to discuss others? Have you ever discussed
others?
Do you read often? What'senglish_diana.chyshch
your favorite book? Why?
Why do you think Sylvie didn't say Emily the right time of
the meeting?
Do you like Mindy's voice? Do you have hidden talents that
you afraid to show?
Have you ever had a double date? What was going on
there? If not, Do you want to try it or not? Speak your mind.
Do you like Thomas's behavior on the date?
Do you like how Emily dressed up to go to the opera?
Have you ever been to Swan Lake? Did you like it?
Why do you think Pierre Cadault changed his mind about
Emily?
Do you like the sixth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 6 EPISODE
___Emily and Mindy are at the restaurant
___Emily is late to the meeting
___They all come to Pierre Cadault
___Emily meets Pierre Cadault at the opera
___Emily splits up with Thomas
___Mindy sings at the park
___Emily meets Thomas
___Gabriel, Camille, Thomas and Emily are having a double date

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

His \third\ second\sixth\ assistant will soften the tone when she
reads it.
All I have to do is go home, join his trainee program, and start
dressing like Kamala Harris\Angela Merkel\Hillary Clinton.
Watching to see if the \Caesar\ Celery Victor\Chilean\salad is
really worth 20 euros.
Canal Saint-Martin. It used to be mortified\nasty\gritty\ and
authentic.
Did you know they were performing \Swan
Lake\Nutcracker\Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs\ tonight?

YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №7
Vocabulary
Words:
1.To deserve - заслуживать
2.To utilize - использовать
3.Itinerary - маршрут, план
4.To pretend - притворяться
5.Limb - конечность (рука или нога)
6.To torture - пытать
7.To escape - избегать, совершатьenglish_diana.chyshch
побег
8.Alias - кличка
9.Weed - сорняк, травка
10.Agenda - повестка дня 13.Dusty - пыльный
11.Atrocious - чудовищный, жуткий 14.Groom - жених
12.Romper - комбинезон 15.Fancy - модный, изысканный
16.Down payment - первоначальный взнос
17.Tricky - сложный
18.Firsthand - полученный из первых рук, из личного опыта

ch 19.Underwear - нижнее белье

h
23.To beg - умолять
s
20.Whim - прихоть
24.Waiver - отказ от права
hy 21.Relevant - уместный, актуальный
25.Stunning - потрясающий
a.c hch
22.Appealing - привлекательный
s
n
y
26.To spoil - портить, баловать .ch

dia
27.Precipice - опасное положение, грань чего-либо,glish_
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s
обрыв

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28.Bouncer - человек, который стоит у двери входа в
бар, охранник
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29.To pray - молиться
30.To fix - чинить
31.To handle - иметь дело с чем-либо, справляться
32.To ditch - бросать, отделываться
33.Nightmare - кошмар, ужас
34.Nightstand - прикроватный столик
35.Badass - крутой, чертяка
36.Bullshit - дерьмо, фигня
37.To vent - изливать, срывать злобу/разочарование и
т. д.
38.Committed - преданный
Phrasal verbs:
1. Count on sb -рассчитывать, полагаться на
кого-либо
2. Go over - обсудить, пробежаться по
3. Try sth on - примерять
4. Keep up - не тормози
5. Throw (sth) up - стошнить
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6. Look around - осмотреться
7. Kick sb out -выгонять, выкидывать
8. Run away - сбежать откуда-либо
9. Show up - появляться, приходить
10. Barge in/barge into sth - вваливаться
11. Come up - возникать, случаться, появляться

Idioms and
phrases:
go sm oo th ly - и дт и гладко, благополучно
1. Run\
тался, ляпнуть, все
2. Blurt it out - пробол english_diana.chyshch
перепутать
on d (s b's) re ac h - вн е досягаемости
3. Be out of/bey
4. Busted - попался
ежать события
5. Jump the gun - опер
а, мой косяк
6. My bad - моя ошибк
ut of/t ow ar ds - напр авлять кого-
7. Steer sb into/o
либо в/из/к
чать
8. Be on edge - нервни
so m et hing /som eo ne ) - отвечать за
9. In charge (o f
10. Skol - До дна
screw ed - м не ко не ц, я облажался
11. To be
инить, терзать себя.
12. Beat yourself up -в
- пе ре не ст и чт о- ли бо, отсрочить
13. Put on hold
в восторге
14. To be in awe - быть
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Itinerary To pray
To pretend Bouncer
Limb To fix
Romper Nightstand
Atrocious Nightmare
Groom Be on edge
Fancy Skol
To beg
MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜to secretly leave a place because you are unhappy
there
⬜the first amount of money that you pay when you
buy something expensive and pay over a period of
a.Jump the gun
time
b.Beat yourself up
⬜ to do something too soon, before you have
c.To be in awe thought about it carefully
d.Run away ⬜to be confident that you can depend on someone
e.Count on sb ⬜experienced, seen, or learnt directly
f.Firsthand ⬜to destroy or reduce the pleasure, interest, or beauty
g.Appealing of something
⬜ to have an overwhelming amount of respect or
h.To handle
admiration for someone or something
i.Down payment ⬜manage (a situation or problem)
j.To spoil ⬜to blame or criticize yourself, usually in a way that is
unfair or unnecessary
⬜attractive or interesting

CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION

1.We'd like you to _________and tell us if anything is missing.
a) show up b) look around c) run away
2. Since having the kids, my career has been____________.
a) put on hold b) screwed c) gone smoothly
3.The shop assistants were very obliging, and brought me at least fifteen
pairs of shoes to______.
a) try on b)throw up c) count on
4.I'm sorry to ______like this, but I have a problem I hope you can solve.
a) barge in b) keep up c) blurt out
5.His confession was extracted under________.
a) firsthand b)torture c)vent
6.You look _________in your new suit.
a) tricky b) dusty c) stunning
7.The guards thwarted his attempt to _______from prison.
a) ditch b)escape c) utilize
8.Send me all the ______information.
a) fancy b) atrocious c) relevant
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the seventh episode? What's impressed you
most?
Do you like helping others? When was the last time you
helped someone? What was it?
Did you have alias at school or at home? Tell about it? Why
were you named like this? What was the reason?
Have you ever met a star? Who was it? What was on
him\her? (clothes) If not, Whom do you like to meet in
person?
Where do you like spending time with your friends?
Describe what were girls talking about at the restaurant?
What was Gabriel's problem?
What do you think about Brooklyn Clark?
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Have you ever been caught lying?

What do you think about Mathieu Cadault?
If you were Emily would you sign an insurance waiver for
the two million euro watch?
What do you think Sylvie's feelings were that night?
What has happened with Brooklyn Clark? Give brief
summary.
Do you like Sylvie's deed at the hotel? Do you want to have
such streak as she has?
Do you like Emily's joke at the end of the episode?

Do you like the seventh episode?

wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 7 EPISODE
____Sylvie gets to know that Antoine’s wife knows about trip
____Emily meets Sylvie at the shop
____Sylvie and Emily find Brooklyn at the hotel room
____Emily meets Brooklyn Clark
____Emily discusses the difference between French and American
movies with her coworkers
____Gabriel helps Emily to find Brooklyn Clark
____Emily and Brooklyn Clark are at the Pierre Cadault boutique
____Emily and her friends are at the restaurant

WRITE MISSING WORDS

Her genre of movies ___________a little bit foolish.
You have to use the ____. I'm under Marie Curie.
He's sophisticated, he's classic and certainly never designed a ______.
Oh, Emily saw a movie star _____ today.
Maybe it's good for Gabriel and I to have some time ______ this
weekend.
I thought that he wanted to be relevant and sexy and ________to a
young consumer.
I was really on______about it, but so far, everything's going really well.
So how do you think that would make you look? That is quite a
______.
YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №8
Vocabulary
Words:
1.To punish - наказывать
2.Guilty - виноватый
3.Steak knife - кухонный, острый нож
4.Chopstick - палочки для еды
5.To puncture - прокалывать
6.Bridesmaid - подружка невесты
7.To explode - взрываться, выходить из себя
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8.Witness - свидетель, очевидец
9.Executioner - палач
10.Otherwise - в противном случае или же, иначе
11.Stubborn - упрямый
12.Revenue - доход

13.To determine - определять, обусловливать

14.Tense - напряженный
15.To overpack - взять слишком много вещей с собой
16.To squeeze - сжимать, стискивать (в сериале - влезть)
17.Approval ysh-chодобрение
.ch
iana
18.To seduce - соблазнять, совращать
sh_d
gli
19.To sample - пробовать, испытывать, знакомиться
en
20.Barn - сарай, амбар, хлев

21.Thirsty - испытывающий жажду

hch
22.To savour - смаковать, наслаждаться
s
chy
23.Surplus - излишек,
. избыток
a
n - увиливать, уклоняться
24.To dodgeia
h _d
25.To
g lis strangle - задушить
en
26.Legacy - наследие
Phrasal verbs:
1. Get out - становиться известным, выходить,
высаживаться
2. Drive down - ехать
3. Pass sth down - передавать что-либо
(следующему поколению)
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4. Hold on - подождите
5. Come down - приезжать

Idioms and
phrases:
h - бы ть пе ре по лн енным чем-
1. Be saturated with st
либо
H eads -u p - пр ед уп ре ждение, внимание!,
2. english_diana.chyshch
берегись!
3. Plenty of = a lot of
ha nd s to yo urse lf - держать руки при
4. Keep your
ки
себе, не распускать ру
айте места
5. Take a rack - заним
чо кн ут ы й (go nu ts - свихнуться)
6. Nuts -
from the as he s - во сстать из пепла
7. Rise
dr ain - бы ть вп ус ту ю, коту под хвост
8. Down th e
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Steak knife To squeeze

Chopstick To seduce
To puncture Thirsty
Executioner Nuts
Bridesmaid Down the drain
To overpack To strangle
 MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜to taste a small amount of food or drink to decide if
you like it
⬜ to suddenly start shouting because you are very
angry
a.punish
⬜an opinion that something or someone is good or
b.to explode right
c.witness ⬜an amount of something that is more than you need
d.stubborn ⬜ to make someone suffer because they have done
e.approval something bad
⬜nervous, worried, and not able to relax
f.tense
⬜someone in a court of law who says what they have
g.to sample seen and what they know about a crime
h.to dodge ⬜ to teach or give something to someone who will be
i.pass sth down alive after you have died
⬜ determined not to change your ideas, plans, etc,
j.surplus
although other people want you to
⬜to avoid talking about something or doing something
you should do

CORRECT THE SENTENCES BY PLACING THE WORDS IN

BOLD IN THE CORRECT SENTENCE
1.The welfare program is completely executioner fraud and
corruption.
2.I've seen snakes savour people and swallow then whole!
3.The company were barn of gross negligence.
4.Tax fraud costs the country millions in lost legacy.
5.He used to be an saturated with for government.
6.We were forced to drive down in a field.
7.The children are playing hide-and-seek in the guilty.
8.You need to strangle this wine to get its full flavor.
￡
9.She is the heir to revenue a of 1 million.
10.We took a come down to the ocean.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the eighth episode? What's impressed you most?
Why Emily was worried to meet Camille?
Describe Emily's feelings when she understood that Camille
didn't know about situation with Gabriel.
Do you like going out at night clubs?
What do you think about the phrase "fake it till you make it"?
Why do you think Mindy didn't want to tell her friends about
her job in Paris?
Have you ever driven in a way like Emily and Gabriel had?
(sitting on the knees)
Why do you think Gabriel doesn't feel like enjoying spending
time with Camille's family?
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What do you think about Camille's mother?
What do you think about American custom to show off your
home to visitors?
Do you prefer sunbathing with or without clothes?
Why do you think Emily and Gabriel didn't get along at the
Camille's home?
What can you say about the game to turn all the bottles? Do
you like? Would you like to play it?
What do you think about surprise that Mindy's friends
prepared for her?
What were your first thoughts when you understood that
Timothée is 17?
Do you like the eighth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 8 EPISODE
____Emily is having lunch with Camille’s family
____Emily meets Gérard
____Emily gets to know that she met another Camille’s brother
____Camille asks Emily that Savoir takes on her family's champagne
house as a client
____Camille’s mother likes Emily’s idea with “a bottle to sip and a bottle
to spray”
____Emily and Mindy are at the restaurant
____Emily Mindy and her friends are at the night club
____Mindy performs at the stage

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

Every time we're in the same \room\home\office\, it's all we can
think about.
Although if she's mad, a \steak knife\chopstick\ needle can
puncture skin.
I can \present\pitch\propose\ it to Savoir this afternoon.
My \butt\bag\bat\ is asleep, and I can't feel anything.
I'll go on the tour, and everybody keeps their \legs\hands\arms\ to
themselves
Yeah, \flutes\fakes\ fancy\ are a more practical choice.
My husband is a fantastic \husband\liker\lover\, but beyond that,
he is as useless as this surplus of grapes.

YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №9
Vocabulary
Words:
1. Ape - обезьяна
2. Extravagance - расточительность, сумасбродство
3. Raincoat - дождевик
4. Be particular about smth - быть привередливым
5. Beverage - напиток
6. Ridiculous - нелепый
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7. Crepe - блинчик
8. Contest - соревнование, состязание
9. Be coming along - продвигаться, преуспевать
10.Suburb - пригород, окраина
11.Nipple - сосок
12.Turnout - явка

13.Exterminator - дезинсектор, истребитель, крысолов

14.Thunderstorm - гроза
15.Speed dial - набирать номер телефона приcпомощи h
клавиш быстрого набора y s h
hch номера
.c h
a.c
hys
16.Bizarre - странный,
n a
h_d
ianпричудливый
17.Goosebumps d iean-g мурашки по коже
lis

h _ - (каскадерский) трюк
lis
18.Stunt
g
enpunked - разыграли, поимели
19.Be
20.To evolve - развиваться, эволюционировать
Phrasal verbs:
1. Come out - выходить (о книге,
пластинке, фильме), получаться
2. Come by - зайти, прийти
3. Hook sth/sb english_diana.chyshch
up - подсоединять,
соединять
4. Take sth down - снимать, убирать

Idioms and
phrases:
с ума
1. Go bananas - сходить
ш а , со л н ы ш к о, д ет ка, милочка
2. Hon - дорогу
e bo th er ed - л ен и ть ся что-либо
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3. Can't b
делать
n to b ra ss ta ck - п ер еходить к делу
4. Get dow
o u t lik e a so re th u m b - бросаться
5. Stick/stan d
в глаза, выделяться
th e ca ke - б ы ть и з ряда вон
6. Take
ящ им ; б ы ть и ск лю ч ительным; быть
выход
л уч ш и м и л и са м ы м худшим
самым
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Ape Turnout
Raincoat Exterminator
Beverage Thunderstorm
Crepe Goosebumps
Contest Stunt
Suburb Bizarre
 MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜be the victim of a prank
⬜ not to do something because you feel lazy or
because it is too much effort
⬜ to be especially annoying, surprising, etc. or to be
a.take the cake
the worst or best of its kind
b.stand out like a sore thumb
⬜to remove something that is on a wall or something
c.get down to brass tack that is temporary, or to remove a structure by
d.can't be bothered separating its different parts
e.take sth down ⬜to become known
f.hook sth/sb up ⬜ not easily satisfied and demanding that close
g.come out attention should be given to every detail
⬜ to be very different from all the other people or
h.be punked
things around
i.be coming along ⬜ to arrange for someone to meet or work with
j.be particular about smth another person or organization
⬜to be developing or making progress
⬜ to start talking about the most important or basic
facts of a situation

FIND THE WORDS AND PHRASAL VERBS

1. COME BY
2. GO BANANAS
3. SPEED DIAL
4. NIPPLE

5. RIDICULOUS
6. EXTRAVAGANCE
7. EVOLVE
8. PUNKED
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the ninth episode? What's impressed you
most?
What would you miss most about your home if you went
to live abroad?
What do you think about Judith Robertson?
Do you think that Mathieu Cadault fell for Emily? Give
some examples.
Do you like pictures in the art gallery?
What can you say about Gabriel's reaction that Emily was
with Mathieu? Is he jealous?
Do you like going out at night? Why do you like it? When
do you usually go? If not, Why don't you like it?
Have you ever opened your friend's gift? Why did you do
it? english_diana.chyshch

What do you think about GreySpace? Do you like that

style?
Why Emily was wearing Pierre Cadault's dress? What has
happened with the model?
What was the most expensive clothing item you owned
and how much did it cost?
What can you say about GreySpace's deed? Why do you
think they did it? for hype, for popularity?
Give a brief summary of the conversation between Emily
and Pierre.
What do you think about Mathieu? Is he suitable partner
for Emily?
Do you like the ninth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 9 EPISODE

____Judith Robertson and Emily are sitting at the restaurant

____Mathieu Cadault and Emily are walking outside
____Emily and Pierre Cadault are at the hotel
____Emily is at the art gallery
____Emily comes to the GreySpace’s shop
____Emily and her coworkers open Sylvie’s present
____Mathieu Cadault kisses Emily
____Emily is at the stage wearing dress made by Pierre Cadault

WHO SAID THAT (Judith Robertson\Sylvie\Gabriel \Emily \Julien\Camille\

Mathieu Cadault )

____________Oh, and, uh, Judith Robertson from the American Friends

of the Louvre called for you.
____________I always go to the market in my yoga pants and my
favorite Cowboys sweatshirt, but, honey, this look takes the cake!
____________I went to the market earlier this morning, and I always
grab a paper.
____________Who cares if he's a client? He's, um, handsome, wealthy,
and he's the heir of Pierre Cadault.
____________Oh, 'cause you think being referred to as "old" is positive?
____________And people like them because they don't follow the rules.
____________When the bombs were falling during World War II, know
what they did?
YOUR NOTES!!!
 EPISODE №10
Vocabulary
Words:
1. Be spiraling (slang) - быть в депрессии
2. Seagull - чайка
3. Be reeling from - быть в шоке
4. Landline - стационарный телефон
5.To forfeit - лишаться, утрачивать
6.To desert - бросать, покидать
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7.Be pissed off - обозленный
8.To decline - отклонять, отказываться, снижаться
9.Humble - скромный
10.Outstanding - неуплаченный, нерешенный
11.Indignant - возмущенный, негодующий
12.Insulting - оскорбительный
13.Despicable - отвратительный
14.Stale - утративший новизну, затасканный
h
15.Straw - солома
c
h
16.To banish - отгонять, избавляться, изгонять,sссылать
hch ychys
. h
cian
Phrasal verbs: gn
a d
a.

a
_
i
de n
lish

-h
_
l
1. Talk sb into/out of (doing) sth
g is уговаривать кого-
либо сделать/не делать enчто-либо
2. Lock (sth) up - запирать все двери
3. Run through sth - повторять, репетировать
4. Moon over sb/sth - сохнуть за кем-то
5. Pull off - провернуть, отъезжать
 Idioms and
phrases:
in th e fa ce - уд а р п о самолюбию
1. A slap english_diana.chyshch
r o w n /s ep a ra te w ay - идти своей
2. Go you
дорогой
n ava la n ch e o f st h - авина, поток
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л
3. A

CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION

1.Do you need both a _____and a mobile phone?
a) nipple b) raincoat c) landline
2.You will _______ your chance of getting your money if you are late.
a) sample b) forfeit c) determine
3.Her courage seemed to ______ her for a moment.
a) dodge b) squeeze c) desert
4.There has been a sharp ______ in profits this year.
a) decline b) vent c) elevate
5.In my _______ opinion, you were in the wrong.
a) morbid b) humble c) dull
6.This _______ issue needs to be dealt with ASAP.
a) stunning b) flattering c) outstanding
7.He needed to _______ Mariana from his thoughts.
a) banish b) ambush c) preserve
8.These potato chips are ______.
a) chunky b) stale c) comfy
9.It was _________ of her to lie about her friend
a) despicable b) messy c) stinky
10. A kid I used to be friends with turned against me after being told that I'd
been ________ him.
a) pissed off b) spiraling c) insulting
 LABEL THE PICTURES

Seagull Moon over sb/sth

Be spiraling Straw
Be pissed off Stale
Landline Indignant
Humble Lock (sth) up
Banish To decline
 MATCH WORDS, IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS WITH
THEIR MEANING
⬜waiting to be paid or dealt with
⬜to repeat something in order to practise it
or to make sure that it is correct
a.a slap in the face ⬜rude and offensive
b.an avalanche of sth ⬜to leave someone and never come back
c.run through sth ⬜an insult, esp. when it comes as a surprise
d.talk sb into/out of (doing) sth ⬜very unpleasant or cruel
e.despicable ⬜to feel very shocked
f.insulting ⬜ too many things that arrive or happen at
g.outstanding the same time
h.to forfeit ⬜ to lose the right to do something or have
i.be reeling from something because you have done
j.to desert ⬜ to persuade someone to do or not do
something

ADD THE MISSING PREPOSITIONS

1. I think my boss is pissed ____ because I want to leave.

2. Gerome tried to talk her ____ taking an apartment in Paris.
3. Don't forget to lock ____ before leaving home.
4. Let's run _____ the first scene again.
5. If you’re feeling sleepy, pull ___the road immediately and have a rest.
6. All the girls in the class are mooning ____ the handsome new teacher.
7. The economy was still reeling ____ the previous year's recession.
8. Headquarters was swamped by an avalanche _____ applications for battle
assignments.
9.They felt that it was a slap ____ the face when their gift was returned
unopened.
10.A serious decline _____ leadership in local affairs compounds the difficulty.
 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION
Do you like the tenth episode? What's impressed you
most?
Do you want to visit Paris during fashion week? Have you
ever visited fashion shows? Do you like wearing
fashionable clothes?
Do you like how Mathieu Cadault organised date for
Emily?
Why do you think Sylvie fired Emily? What caused this?
Was Sylvie pissed off with something?
What happened with Gabriel and Camille? Give a brief
summary.
Do you like how Luc and Julien supported Emily? Do you
like to meet with them in person?
Do you like Pierre's collection? Explain meanings of the
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words embroidered on his dresses.
Have you ever housed your friend at your home? What
was that? If not, would you help your friend if he had such
problem?
If you were Antonie would you help Gabriel with a
restaurant?
Why do you think Antonie's wife didn't divorce with him?
(Because it was obvious that she knew that Antonie
cheated on her.)
What do you think will be at the second season? Would
Emily and Gabriel be together or not? Give your thoughts.
What can you say about the ending? Do you want to see
the second season?
Do you like the tenth episode?
wonderful great cool good bad awful disgusting
 LISTENING PART
ORDER THE LINES ACCORDING TO THE 10 EPISODE
____Emily and Sylvie come to Pierre Cadault
____Antoine donates money to Gabriel
____Emily and Mindy are at the restaurant
____Gabriel and Camille break up
____Pierre Cadault has stunning performance of his collection
____Mathieu Cadault and Emily are having a date
____Emily and others are having lunch at the Gabriel’s
restaurant
____Sylvie fires Emily

CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORD

So is a boat ride on the \Seine\Loire\Saône\ your go-to move to
impress a girl?
Women's Wear Daily just \googled\tweeted\telegramed\ that
Pierre Cadault is canceling his show!
Move papers around your desk, and don't make \eye\ear\mouth\
contact with Sylvie.
Uh, and this is the dining room.I want to take out the \bin\bat\bar.
Emily, I was about to show a \sales\stale\safer\ lifeless collection.
Pierre is a genius. I just pulled off a publicity \stunt\swaps\
stunk.

YOUR NOTES!!!
 KEYS
Grammar answer
1 VOCABLUARY PART
1. have you tried 2 1. will have
h
2. did you go 2. looked
3. Have you had 3. had fed d
4. haven't seen 4. would understand f
5. Have you spoken 5. would arrive
6. did you start 6. would have had
j
7. have moved 7. swim b
8. has been 8. press g
9. was 9. had asked e
10. has visited 10. would call
c
EPISODE 1 i
a
LABEL THE PICTURES
obesity\ fragrance\ mean LISTENING PART
sniff\ nauseous\ charming 6
reserved\ bold\ ignorant 4 poetry
schlep up\ accomplishment\ step on someone’s toes 1 funny
VOCABULARY PART 3 marketing
i 1. put 7
h 2. reserved work
d 3. set
5
g 4. pride 8 enthusiastic
j 5. With all due respect 2
a 6. make sense
b
c
7.
8.
enhance
fabulous\charming
EPISODE 3
f 9. midst LABEL THE PICTURE
e 10. nauseous
split up\ gaze\grab
LISTENING PART jog\ get on sb’s nerves\take care of
1 jealous\ prude\tone-deaf
8 Nicole Kidman plumber\ miserable\lack of sth
7 Chicago
4 VOCABULARY PART
5
Obesity
i
2 Normandy
d
3
a
LISTENING PART
6
b
EPISODE 2
1
c 5
shower
h 8 nerves
LABEL THE PICTURES j 7
e 3 smiling
Delighted\ drown\ weak f 6 states
Necessity\ spouse\ slouch g 2
Drop out\ cheat on sb\ tip 4 world cup
spin\ get\have you (own) way\ tiresome
 KEYS
EPISODE 4 LISTENING PART
7
LABEL THE PICTURES 5
Emily
Julien
Threat\ Stinky\ Coincidence 2 Sylvie
Run into sb\ Proprietor\ Chunky 8 Miss Thompson
Lousy\ Inappropriate\ Peanut 4 Camille
1 Mindy
Formidable\ Clean (sb/sth) up\ To blame
3 Gabriel
VOCABULARY PART 6
f 1. proprietor
i 2.stinky EPISODE 6
b 3.formidable
e 4.end up LABEL THE PICTURE
h 5.round-up To worship\ Rush hour\ To mock
c 6.hit on To bribe\ Dress up\ To detest
j 7.up-and-coming Battery's dead\ Wager\ Wash off
d 8.cutting edge Petite\ To be demoted\ To ambush
g 9.run into VOCABULARY PART
a 10. up to yous j 1.forceful
f 2.gritty
c 3.blend in
LISTENING PART h 4.elevate
5.feud with
4 Camille b
6.a long shot
7 Emily e 7.on the cusp of
3 Julien i 8.demoted
6 Mindy a 9.dull
8 Randy Zimmer g 10. morbid
2
Antoine d
1 LISTENING PART
Gabriel 1
5
4 third
EPISODE 5 2
8
Angela Merkel
LABEL THE PICTURES 7 Caesar
5
Nervous breakdown\ Be thrilled\ Overpriced gritty
3
Comfy\ Lip gloss\ Lie down Swan Lake
6
Vending machine\ Upside-down\ Motto
On the same side\ Sleepyhead\To force EPISODE 7
VOCABLUARY PART LABEL THE PICTURES
d i 1. to 2.out 3.on Groom\ Itinerary\ Nightmare
h a 4.for 5.out To fix\ Skol\ Fancy
b To beg\ Romper\ Bouncer
j 6.down 7.in 8.of
e To pretend\ Nightstand\ Be on edge
f 9.back 10. out Atrocious\ To pray\ Limb
g
c
 KEYS EPISODE 9
VOCABULARY PART
d 1.b LABEL THE PICTURE
i Raincoat\ Crepe\ Stunt
2.a Turnout\ Bizarre\ Contest
a
3.a Thunderstorm\ Beverage\ Goosebumps
e
f
4.a Ape\ Suburb\ Exterminator
j 5.b h VOCABULARY PART
d
c 6.c a
h 7.b e
b 8.c g
g j
LISTENING PART b
are seen as f
6 i
alias
1 c
romper
8
3
naked
1
LISTENING PART
apart Julien
2 3
appeal Judith Robertson
7 7
edge
5 2 Gabriel
leap
4
6 Camille
EPISODE 8 4 Sylvie
8 Emily
LABEL THE PICTURES
To squeeze\ Down the drain\ Chopstick 5 Mathieu Cadault
Executioner\ Thirsty\ Bridesmaid EPISODE 10
Steak knife\ To strangle\ Nuts
LABEL THE PICTURES
To overpack\ To seduce\ To puncture
Seagull\ Humble\ Lock (sth) up
g VOCABLUARY PART Moon over sb/sth\ Indignant\ Be spiraling
b 1.saturated with 2. strangle To decline\ Be pissed off\ Banish
e 3. guilty 4. revenue
Landline\ Stale\ Straw
j 5. executioner 6.come down
a
VOCABLUARY PART
7. barn 8. savour 1.c 2.b
f gcfjaeibhd
9. legacy 10. drive down 1.off 2.into
c 3.c 4.a 3.up 4.through
i 5.b 6.c 5.off 6.over
d 7.a 8.b 7.from 8.of
h LISTENING PART 9.a 10. c 9.in 10.of

5 room 5 LISTENING PART

4 chopstick 8
7 pitch 1 Seine tweeted
2 4
butt
6
eye bar
8
hands 2 stale stunt
1
3
flutes 7
6 lover 3