Prime Time 3\Lesson 5e\A change for the better

Choose the picture that describes your mood. Write down some words, phrases, or sentences associated with that mood.

Обери картинку, яка описує твій настрій. Запиши кілька слів, фраз або речень, пов'язаних із цим настроєм.

Practise the new vocabulary.

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🎧 Listen and say.

Which of these changes would you (not) like to make in the future? Why (not)? Tell your partner.

Які з цих змін ви хотіли б (або не хотіли б) здійснити в майбутньому? Чому (ні)? Розкажіть своєму партнеру.

• move into a caravan in the countryside — переїхати у фургон (трейлер) у сільській місцевості / за місто

• adopt a child from abroad — усиновити дитину з-за кордону

• start your own business — започаткувати власний бізнес / відкрити власну справу

• win a scholarship to a top university — виграти стипендію на навчання у провідному університеті

• satisfying — [ˈsætɪsfaɪɪŋ] (сетісфаїнґ) — задовольняючий, приємний

• exciting — [ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ] (іксайтінґ) — захоплюючий, хвилюючий

• difficult — [ˈdɪfɪkəlt] (діфікалт) — важкий, складний

• challenging — [ˈtʃælɪndʒɪŋ] (челінджінґ) — складний (але цікавий), що кидає виклик

• tiring — [ˈtaɪərɪŋ] (тайорінґ) — виснажливий, втомливий

• scary — [ˈskeəri] (скері) — страшний

• risky — [ˈrɪski] (ріскі) — ризикований

I'd love to set up a charity to help other people. It would feel very satisfying. I wouldn't like to have cosmetic surgery. It's too scary.

Я б із задоволенням заснував(ла) благодійну організацію, щоб допомагати іншим людям. Це було б дуже приємно (відчувалося б дуже задовольняючим). Я б не хотів(ла) робити пластичну операцію. Це надто лякає.

I'd love to... Я б із задоволенням....

It would feel.... Це було б дуже...(вставляємо прикметник).

I wouldn't like to... Я б НЕ хотіла... (назвати дію).

It's... + прикметник = Це...(дорого, весело, страшно).

Read the title and the introduction of the article. Then read the first and the last sentence in each text in the article. What changes do you think each of these people made in their lives? 🎧 Listen and read to find out.

Прочитайте заголовок і вступ статті. Потім прочитайте перше та останнє речення в кожному тексті статті. Які зміни, на вашу думку, кожен із цих людей зробив у своєму житті? 🎧 Послухайте та прочитайте, щоб дізнатися.

A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER

Mahatma Gandhi once said 'Be the change you want to see in the world'. This is exactly what these three people have done. The changes they made took their lives in completely different directions and helped them to make the world a much better place.

1. A Liz Murray

Liz has shared the stage with world leaders like Mikhail Gorbachev and the Dalai Lama as an international speaker. It's hard to believe that at the age of 16 she was homeless and sleeping on park benches and underground trains! Liz's parents were drug addicts and couldn't look after her and her sister. She says, "We ate ice cubes because it felt like eating. We split a tube of toothpaste between us for dinner." When their mother died, their father moved to a homeless shelter and Liz and her sister were out on the streets of New York. At this point, Liz decided to try to turn her life around. She went back to school and through dedication and determination, she eventually won a scholarship to a top university. Since Liz graduated from Harvard in 2009, she has been speaking at events to teenagers about staying away from drugs and gangs. She wants them to understand that they can reach their goals, whatever they have had to face in their lives.

2. B Mark Boyle

A few years ago, Economics graduate Mark was the manager of an organic food company. He has always been passionate about the environment and social issues, but he felt that he wanted to do even more. He argued that if we grew our own food instead of buying it, we wouldn't throw a third of it away while millions around the world go hungry. So, Mark gave up his job and decided to prove that we don't need money to survive, by living without it for a year. He moved into an old caravan in the countryside, put in solar panels for power, and started growing his own food and washing in a river. When he didn't have enough home-grown food, he went into the forest to pick wild food, like berries. Mark enjoyed the year so much that he has been living without money since then. Recently, he's written a book, The Moneyless Man: A Year of Freeconomic Living and hopes to use the profits to create a whole community that lives without money.

3.Narayanan Krishnan

Narayanan Krishnan was an award-winning chef who was about to take up a top job in Switzerland. Then, while visiting his parents at home in India, he saw an old man starving under a bridge. He says, "I fed that man and decided that this is what I should do for the rest of my life." He gave up his job and set up a charity called the Akshaya Trust. Every day, Narayanan now personally prepares and hands out 400 simple, tasty hot meals to the homeless. He also carries a comb, scissors and a razor so that he can give haircuts and shaves. Narayanan sleeps in Akshaya's kitchen, but he says he's enjoying his life. He has shown what one person can achieve when they set out to change the world!