II Make up a plan of the text. Give the main idea of each paragraph in one sentence

III Render the text in brief in a written form

Comprehensive Skills

I Mind the following words and word-combinations

1. knitting needle [ˈnɪtɪŋˈni:dl] – спиця

2. row [rəu/rau] – ряд

3. subsequently [ˈsʌbsɪkwəntlɪ] – після того

4. consecutive [kənˈsekjutɪv] – послідовний

5. undone [ˈʌnˈd ʌn] – розпущений

6. simultaneously [ˌsɪməlˈteɪnjəslɪ] – одночасно

7. bind [baɪnd] – перегинатися

8. ladder-proof [ˈlædə pru:f] – те, що не піддається розпусканню

II Listen to the text «Knitted structure forming» and be ready to answer the questions

What is the basic element of knitting? Is there any difference between forming knitted structures by hand and machine knitting? What is ‘course’? What is ‘wale’?

III Listen to the text again. Decide if the statements are true or false

1. In machine knitting each needle has a stitch.

2. Weft structure can easily be destroyed.

3. Warp knitting is done by one thread.

4. In warp knits the yarn is knitted vertically or diagonally.

5. The word “course” defines a row vertical loops.

Communicative Skills

I Read the dialogues and try to understand them

1) Secretary: Good morning (good afternoon). Could I speak to Peter Orlov?
P.O.: Speaking.
S: This is Mary Thomas of Metro Data Control. I'm Mr.Dillon's secretary. He's interested in your letter and resume and would like to see you.
P.O.: Fine. I would like very much to speak to him.
S: Let's set up an interview.
P.O.: Okay.
S: How about tomorrow at 10 A.M.?
P.O.: That's Okay with me.
S: We are located on 516 Fifth Avenue, 7th floor. Do you know how to get there?
P.O.: Yes, I hope so. I guess I can take the F train. Where should I get off?

S: You should get off at 42nd Street. From there you can walk. It will take you not more than five minutes to get to our place.
P.O.: Would you mind repeating the address?
S: 516 Fifth Avenue.7th floor. Ask for personnel.
P.O.: Thank you.
S: You are welcome. See you tomorrow morning.

2) Boris Rudakov: Good morning (good afternoon). May I speak to Mr.Wood?
Secretary: He is not in right now. Who is calling, please?
B.R.: This is Boris Rudakov. I have a letter from Mr.Wood asking me to call him for an interview appointment. He has my resume.

S: I see. Mr. Wood is out to lunch right now (in a meeting right now) but I expect him back very shortly.
B.R.: At what time would you suggest that I call back?
S: He usually gets back to the office about two o'clock. May be it would be better if I have him call you. What's your telephone number?
B.R.: (718) 459-3243.
S: Thank you, Mr. Rudakov. As soon as he's back, he will return your call.
B.R.: Thank you.
S: Good-bye.

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