Anglistics Study Programme WEEK 2 Translation E S

Anglistics Study Programme WEEK 2 Translation E - S Jovana Bošković, MA Anglistics Study Programme www. singidunum. ac. rs/admission

Anglistics Study Programme WEEK 2 v. Festivals discussion v. Watching a video on Top 5 music festivals in the world v. Additional vocabulary and dialogue translation v. Translation of Week 2 text v. Festival word search v. Focus on Present Simple and Present Progressive v. Measurements v. Homework

Anglistics Study Programme DISCUSSION v. Watching a video on top 5 music festivals. v. Which music festivals exist nowadays? v. Is entertainment in the main focus of festivals? v. Have you ever had the opportunity to go to a festival? Domestic or foreign? v. Talk about your experiences.

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Anglistics Study Programme W v Crowd-surfing ü The activity of lying flat while being passed over the heads of the audience at a rock concert, typically after having jumped from the stage. Katy Perry has shared a video showing her crowd surfing at Glastonbury festival. Surfovanje po publici v Soundboard, n. ü The area in the middle of the concert area where all the sound equipment is located. I always stand in front of the soundboard area when I go to Beer fest. Ograđen prostor za ozvučenje v Lineup/line-up, n. ü A group of people or things brought together in a particular context, especially the members of a sports team or a group of musicians or other entertainers. ‘Full schedule details of the new line-up will be announced shortly. ’ Postava, sastav

Anglistics Study Programme MUSIC FESTIVALS VOCABULARY v. Stage n. v. Lineup n. v. Headliners n. v. Schedule n. v. Stage/main stage n. v. Go from strength to strength phrase v. Fan n. v. Three-day event phrase v. Sold out phrase v. Act n. v. New talent phrase v. Profit-making adj. v. Live adv. v. Simultaneously adv. v. Perform v. Wristband n. v. Supporting act phrase v. Crowd-surfing n. v. Soundboard, n. v. Merchandise n. v. Vendor

Anglistics Study Programme DIALOGUE TRANSLATION A: Are you going to the festival this weekend? B: I’m not sure… The lineup is really good this year, but it’s pretty expensive. How about you? A: I think I’m going. All of the headliners are great, so I think it will be worth it. B: Yeah, that’s a good point. I just want to wait and see the schedule. They always have two bands I want to see play at the same time! A: That happens at every festival! I just like to stay at the main stage anyways. There’s always something good on there and there are plenty of vendors around. B: Good idea. I like to stand back by the soundboard because it’s usually not too crowded there. A: Maybe I’ll see you there! But you’d better get your tickets soon. I heard it’s almost sold out.

Anglistics Study Programme VOCABULARY LIST v on sale, phrase ‘ A product which is on sale is offered for purchase ‘ Tickets for the concert are going on sale this Friday. The November issue is on sale now. v vast, adj. ‘Extremely big. ‘ A vast plain full of orchards. Like the vast majority of parents, they do what they consider to be the best for their children. A couple of people objected to the proposal, but the vast majority approved of it. Synonyms: extensive, gigantic, colossal. v grounds, plural noun ‘An area of enclosed land that surrounds a building. ‘ The university grounds. We strolled around hospital grounds. Synonyms: estate, gardens, parkland.

Anglistics Study Programme VOCABULARY LIST v fallow, adj. ‘Characterised by inaction, unproductive. ‘ Long, fallow periods when nothing seems to happen. ‘ Left unseeded after being ploughed and harrowed to regain fertility, to recover. ‘ Fallow year allows the ground to recover from the excessive stomping of the thousands festivalgoers that annually attend. Synonyms: inactive, dormant, uncultivated, resting. v renowned, adj. ‘Known or talked about by a vast number of people. ‘ The region is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty. A renowned author. Synonyms: famous, celebrated, distinguished,

Anglistics Study Programme MEASUREMENTS v SI unit A unit of measurement that is part of a system used for scientific and technical work all over the world The SI unit of length is the metre. v 1 inch (in. and sometimes “) A unit of linear measure equal to one twelfth of a foot (2. 54 cm) He had a cut an inch long above his left eye. A piece of wood 2″ by 2″. v 1 foot (ft and sometimes ‘ ‘’) A unit of linear measure equal to 12 inches (30. 48 cm) She is five feet/foot three inches tall. She is 5′ 3″ tall.

Anglistics Study Programme MEASUREMENTS v 1 yard (yd) A unit of linear measure equal to 3 feet or 0. 9144 metres or 91, 44 cm The garden of their new house is 30 yards in length. A cricket pitch is 22 yards long. v Mile (ml. ) A unit of linear measure equal to 1, 760 yards and approximately 1. 6 kilometres. Each village is considered to own three miles into the forest in every direction. The speed limit is 30 miles an/per hour. v 1 metre (m) A unit of measurement of length equal to 100 centimeters or 39. 37 inches The bomb shelter has concrete walls that are three metres thick. She won the 100 metres (= a race run over this distance) at the Olympics.

Anglistics Study Programme MEASUREMENTS v 1 hectare (ha) A unit of measurement of an area of land equal to 10, 000 m 2 Farmers plan to earn an extra £ 30 per hectare by joining a basic environmental scheme. v 1 are (ar) A metric unit of measurement, equal to 100 square metres. v 1 acre (ac) A unit of linear measure equal to: The college is surrounded by 70 acres of parkland. 4047 square meters 4840 square yards 43, 560 square feet 0. 404686 hectares 1640 th of a square mile

Anglistics Study Programme PRESENT SIMPLE vs. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE 1) Students at Singidunum ______ (LEARN) English this year. 2) Her children ______ (WORK) for a new company in town. 3) She usually ______ (CALL) at 7 p. m. 4) She _____ (CALL, ALWAYS) me while I _______. (SLEEP) 5) Water _____ (BOIL) at 100 °C. 6) Recycling ____ (BECOME) more and more popular nowadays. 7) Neymar ____ (PASS) the ball to Buffon. 8) The train from Belgrade ____ (ARRIVE) at 5 p. m. 9) I ____ (HATE) nosy neighbours. 10)This meal _____ (TASTE) delicious. 11)My mum _____ (TASTE) the soup right now. _____ (WORRY, NOT), it isn’t spicy. 12) Oh, no. There _______ (GO) my ride! 13)Sorry, I can’t talk right now. I ______ (RUN). 14)Sally and Mark _______ (TO BE) her real parents. 15)My sister _______ (TEACH) me to swim this weekend.

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