Learn the words. 10. I'll let you know how I get on - я сообщу как у меня

1. necessary - необходимо
2. certain – определенный
3. to see off – провожать
4. interview – собеседование
5. similar - подобный
6. mutual (close) - близкий,закадычный
7. urgent – срочный
8. I won’t keep you – не буду тебя задерживать
9. I see - понятно

10. I'll let you know how I get on - я сообщу как у меня

дела)

11. keep in touch - нe пропадай; давай о себе знать

12. present – подарок

13. dull – скучный

14. wind the alarm clock - заведи будильник

Topic 7: Congratulations and Wishes

Поздравления и пожелания

When someone has achieved (достичь) something, or been fortunate [['fɔːʧ(ə)nət] (удачливый) in some way, we say:

Congratulations(on + ...ing/noon).

eg Congratulations on passing your exam.

Congratulations on your marriage.

The answer is "Thank you" or "Thanks".

“Well done” may also be used about an achievement.

eg I've got a five in English. - Well done!

Seasonal greetings include:

(A) Happy/Marry Christmas!

(A) Happy New Year!

(A) Happy Easter (С Пасхой! Счастливой Пасхи!)

In reply the person greeted may either repeat the greeting or say

"Thank you", (and) (the) same to you",

Note that the words "congratulate" and "congratulations" are not used here. Note also that there is no English greeting which can be used for any festival (праздник) like the Russian “C праздником!” . The only way of greeting someone on the occasion of a festival not celebrated in Britain (or at least not widely ce­lebrated) is to use the word "wishes", for example:

(Very) best wishes May Day

My/Our (very) best wishes for Women’s Day