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Taking its design cues ... the classic Mustangs ... the late 1960s, the completely redesigned 2005 Ford Mustang is more powerful, more com­fortable and more sophisticated than ever before, and prices start ... $20,000 ... the base model.

Unit 5. Travelling By Car

Advantages of the 2005 Ford Mustang:

Superb deal... money Ultra-cool styling Slick retro interior

Plenty ... room ... two adults and two kids

Objections to the 2005 Ford Mustang:

Low driving position; tall beltline Glare off... the dash Unimpressive interior materials

AutoSite's Advice:

Yeah, this car rocks. However, if you want one anytime soon, plan to pay a significant premium. Dealers have long waiting lists ... this point, and we expect this car to sell itself........................................... least a year or more. Don't ex­pect dealer discounts, don't expect rebates, and don't expect your sales­person to bend ... backwards to sell you the car, because the next guy walking ... the door will pay what the dealer wants.

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Agree or disagree with the following statements. Give your rea-

 

Sons.

For agreement use:

I entirely agree. I think it is so. Fm with you here. As far as I know it's true.

For disagreement use: I don 't really agree. I don't think so. I think you are mistaken here. As far as I know that's not right.

 

1. Women drive more carefully than men, so women drive better.

2. Men are reckless drivers mostly.

3. Women are usually afraid of driving.

4. The more you drive, the better you drive.

5. The driving age should be 16 all over the world.

6. You don't need a car if you live in a big city.

7. Men don't like when women drive.

8. Politeness is the key to safe driving.

9. Speeding is the main reason for car accidents. 10. Mercedes-Benz are the best cars in the world.

18. Discuss:

1. Driver's license means more than getting around it, means freedom.

2. Women don't drive.

3. Driving is drudgery.

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4. Women can do everything.

5. Think before you drink before you drive.

19. Read and translate the advertisements of the cars. Compare them.

• Do they give the same information?

• Do they give complete information needed for choosing a car?

• Which advertisement do you find more attractive? Why?

Volkswagen Passat

Featuring a 2.0T or 3.6L engine with fuel-stratified injection, the new Passat is engineered to be even more fun to drive. And it's got plenty of not-so-standard features. 120 of them to be precise.

Toyota Corolla

2005 Toyota Corolla is among the best of the compact sedans: reli­able and economical yet refined and comfortable. The 2005 Corolla line sees the addition of a sporty new XRS model, while the entire line gets some enhancements. All 2005 Corollas feature a restyled front fascia and redesigned tail lamps.

Honda Civic Sedan

Big satisfaction in a small package.

Efficient, practical, affordable, polished and pleasant to drive, if not downright fun, with a reputation for reliability: These are the Honda Civic's hallmarks, and nothing about the 2005 model suggests anything has changed.

20. Write your own car advertisement. Include all necessary details.

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21. Speak about... the car you want to drive. Give as many details as possible. State the most important details for you.

Unit 5. Travelling By Car

DIALOGUE 2

Read, translate, memorize and dramatize the dialogue.

DRIVING IN THE CITY

Mr. Dawson: How did you get here, Gabriel?

Gabriel: By car. You know, I drive, don't you?

Mr. Dawson: Oh, good. Do you find it difficult to drive in New York?

There's lots of traffic here.

Gabriel: Yes, but I'm accustomed to it now. I used to feel nervous

at first and was always afraid that someone was going to bump into me, but I've got over that now. I try not to drive in Manhattan though.

Mr. Dawson: Me neither. How do you find driving here compared with

driving in Europe?

Gabriel: It is practically the same. Of course, at first it seems more

difficult because of the traffic, but when you get used to it, it's all right. And if you go out of the city, you fell so relaxed at the wheel.

Mr. Dawson: What do you mean?

Gabriel: As soon as you leave the city and go north, for example,

you see almost no traffic at all. And the roads are good and well marked. And drivers are so polite.

Mr. Dawson: Have you been in an accident while you have been driv­ing?

Gabriel: No, at least so far.

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Mr. Dawson: Oh, good. I've been in a couple of accidents myself, but

they were not serious, thanks God, so I won't tell you about them. Let go to the dinning room. The dinner is ready.

Role play.

Student A	Student В
Tell your friend about your driving experience. Describe your last trip by car.	Ask your friend about his/her driv­ing experience and about his/her last trip by car.

 

Swap roles.

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DIALOGUE 3

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