БичлэгМинимум - 1
Minimum - 1 for the second course students
I. Learn and memorize the following sentences
1. Where is Mongolia located?
-Mongolia is located in Asia.
2. What are Japanese well known for?
-Japanese are well known for their hospitality.
3. What’s your name?
-My name is…..
4. Where are you from?
-I am from………..
5. What is your nationality?
-I am American.
6. How long have you been in Mongolia?
-I have been in Mongolia for 2 years.
7. What kind of visa did you enter Mongolia with?
-I have tourist visa.
8. Could you tell me your local address please?
-I live in Bayanzurkh district, 4th khoroo, building 12, door number 36.
9. Could you tell me your phone number please?
-Certainly. It is…………………
10. Where do you work?
-I work at the United Nations.
11. When were you born?
-I was born in 1967.
12. Where were you born?
-I was born in America.
13. When did you come Mongolia?
-I came here 5 years ago.
14. May I see your driver’s license?
-Yes, of course. Here it is.
15. What is the problem here? How can I help you?
-Somebody robbed my bagcamerawallet.
16. When did it happen?
-About an hour ago.
17. Where were you going?
-I was walking across the street with my friend.
18. Are you injuredhurt?
-Yes, I am No, I’m not
19. Do you remember how many people robbed you?
-I think there were three men.
20. What did they look like?
-I don’t remember exactly. But two of them were wearing black jackets and jeans. One was quite fat and tall. They all were speaking Mongolian.
21. Have you seen those people before?
-Never. They were very brutal and rude.
22. Can you identify the suspects?
-It was too dark. So I may not identify them.
23. Can you tell me the height of the suspect?
- Absolutely. He was about 170 cm and slim.
24. How long have you known the suspect?
- He was one of the residents of the building where I live.
25. Where is the crime scene?
- It happened in my home.
26. Can we come inside your home?
- Of course.
27. Could you tell me what the suspect was wearing?
- I remember that he was wearing jeans, black jacket and white trainers.
28. Did the suspect have any distinguishing feature?
- Oh, yes. I saw that there was a long scar on his neck. He also had long wavy hair and beard.
29. Were you in the house when the burglar came into your home?
-Yes, I was. I heard some strange noise at the balcony. He jumped down the balcony as soon as he saw me. I yelled at the burglar and told that I had called the police.
30. Did the burglar hit you?
-Yes. He hit on my head with something heavy and escaped.
II. Making dialogues under the given situations.
1) Assisting and calming the victims of a crime.
- Can I help you?
- Help me, HELP! Somebody’s robbed my purse.
- This is the police. Please stay calm. What happened here?
- A man who is in grey suit has just robbed my purse.
- Are you hurt? Do you need ambulance?
- No, thank you. I’m OK.
- We will do all we can help you. Where was he running?
- He was running this way.
- Please don’t be afraid, the police will protect you. Everything will be fine.
2) Regular traffic stops.
- Pull over.
- Excuse me.
- Hello. Please step out of the vehicle.
- Ok. Sure.
- May I see your driver’s license, vehicle registration and proof of insurance?
- Here you are. I have to be hurry now. What’s the wrong?
- The reason you have been stopped is that you have exceeded the speed limit. And also you made an illegal turn.
- Oh, I’m sorry.
- I need to write a ticket. Please sign here.
- Sure. I will not do this illegal turn again.
3) Routine checkpoints.
- Sir, please show me your ID card or passport.
- Yes, sir.
- Are you carrying any illegal drug or weapons?
- No. What are you saying?
- Please empty your pocket.
- Oh, sure. What’s the matter with me?
- Please show me your storage compartment. I need to check your trunk.
- What?
- In Mongolia, you are required to submit to a check at any time for any reason by law.
This is only a routine checkpoint, please do not be alarmed.
4) Wanted criminal checkpoints and Roadblocks.
- Hello. We are looking for a wanted criminal, please do not be alarmed.
- Excuse me. What can I help you, sir.
- This person is wanted for serious crimes. Have you seen this person?
- Oh, I’ve never seen him.
- This is a dangerous person, call 102 right away if you see him. Do not try to catch him yourself.
- Thank you for your advice.
5) Raids.
- Please show me your ID card and work permit.
- Excuse me. What’s wrong?
- I need to check your documents.
- Here you are.
- How long have you been working here?
- I’ve been working here for 6 months.
- You will need to come to the police station to be interviewed. Because you do not have a valid work permit to work in Mongolia.
- I’m sorry. I need to tell about this to my employer.
- This is a police raid. Please come to the police station with me for identity verification.
6) Interviewing suspects.
- What’s your name?
- My name is Jason.
- What’s your nationality?
- I’m American.
- May I see your ID card or passport?
- Of course.
- What’s your occupation in Mongolia?
- I’m an English teacher of Foreign Language Training Center.
- What’s your address?
- I live in Sukhbaatar district.
- You’re suspected of a crime. Do you know your rights?
- No, I don’t know yet. I did nothing. Why are you arresting me?
- Please come to the police station with us to be interviewed.
III.Talk about given topics.
Topics: 1. Talk about yourself and your family./180 words/
2. Talk about the capital city of Mongolia./180 words/
3. Talk about a story happened to you./180 words/
4. Talk about your future plan./180 words/
5. Talk about your school./180 words/
IV. Learn following texts.
1. The Wedding Anniversary (Enterprise-2, Coursebook; page-27)
2. A Narrow Escape (Enterprise-2, Coursebook; page-59)
3. Water, Water Everywhere (Enterprise-2, Coursebook; page-79)
4. The Kite Battles (Enterprise-2, Coursebook; page-93)
5. The Internet : FAQs (Enterprise-2, Coursebook; page-105)
V.Learn 3 songs and 2 poems
Poem 1: “Where the rainbow ends” by Richard Rive
There is going to be a place, brother,
Where the world can sing all sorts of songs,
And we are going to sing together, brother,
You and I, though you are white and I am not.
It is going to be a sad song, brother,
Because we do not know the tune
And it is a difficult tune to learn.
But we can learn, brother, you and I.
There is no such tune as a black tune.
There is no such tune as a white tune.
There is only music, brother,
And it is music we are going to sing
We are the rainbow ends.
Poem 2: “Captains and Castaways” by Sally Ann Coggin
In fourteen hundred ninety two
This sailor sailed the ocean blue.
He left his home for unknown worlds
In three small ships, their sails unfurled.
Finding islands was his game,
Christopher Columbus was his name
Upon an island, left alone,
This outcast sailor made his home.
He sewed his clothes from skins of goats;
He grew his food, he built his boats.
A friend named Friday helped him do so;
Storybooks call him Robinson Crusoe.
