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In the opinion of the modern American
sexologist Ruth Dickson, love and mar-
riage are even incompatible. But the
Puritans and the bourgeoisie, followers
of Saint Paul, decided that love and
marriage were inseparable. Not for
nothing does the famous English song
say ‘love and marriage is like a horse
and carriage’.
So go on you old nag, haul that cart while
you are still alive to do it.
сексолог Рут Диксон, любовь и брак даже
несовместимы. Но пуритане и буржуа,
наследники Святого Павла, решили, что
любовь и брак нераздельны. Недаром в
знаменитой английской песне поют, что
любовь и брак – это лошадь и карета. Так
что тяни, бедная кляча свою телегу, пока
не сдохнешь.
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6
T7
A
You will hear Sheena Milne talking about modern thinkers turning their at-
tention to the condition of marriage today.
6.1
Listen and take notes to answer the questions:
1 Who is Martin Whyte?
2 What does Whyte’s survey show?
3 How important, according to what Whyte says, is romance?
4 What can you infer from what Sheena Milne said?
a Old fashioned love is best.
b English women prefer romance.
c The survey backs romantic love.
6.2
Listen again and discuss the answers with the students. What do you think of
the results of the survey?
7.1
T8
A
You will hear Noel talking about Blind Date, a programme on British TV.
How do players choose dates during the programme? Is there a programme similar to
Blind Date on TV in your country?
7.2
T9
T9a
A
You are going to listen to three women answering the three
questions James had asked them during the programme. What questions do you think
James had asked them? Listen to their talk
and check your answer. 
 In the opinion of the modern American             сексолог Рут Диксон, любовь и брак даже
 sexologist Ruth Dickson, love and mar-            несовместимы. Но пуритане и буржуа,
 riage are even incompatible. But the              наследники Святого Павла, решили, что
 Puritans and the bourgeoisie, followers           любовь и брак нераздельны. Недаром в
 of Saint Paul, decided that love and              знаменитой английской песне поют, что
 marriage were inseparable. Not for                любовь и брак – это лошадь и карета. Так
 nothing does the famous English song              что тяни, бедная кляча свою телегу, пока
 say ‘love and marriage is like a horse            не сдохнешь.
 and carriage’.
 So go on you old nag, haul that cart while
 you are still alive to do it.


                          LISTENING AND SPEAKING
6     T7    A       You will hear Sheena Milne talking about modern thinkers turning their at-
tention to the condition of marriage today.


6.1       Listen and take notes to answer the questions:
      1        Who is Martin Whyte?
      2        What does Whyte’s survey show?
      3        How important, according to what Whyte says, is romance?
      4        What can you infer from what Sheena Milne said?
               a Old fashioned love is best.
               b English women prefer romance.
               c The survey backs romantic love.

6.2        Listen again and discuss the answers with the students. What do you think of
the results of the survey?


7.1    T8       A     You will hear Noel talking about Blind Date, a programme on British TV.
How do players choose dates during the programme? Is there a programme similar to
Blind Date on TV in your country?


7.2       T9        T9a    A    You are going to listen to three women answering the three
questions James had asked them during the programme. What questions do you think
James had asked them? Listen to their talk and check your answer.

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