Business Marine and Navigation English.Часть 2. Английский язык в морском бизнесе и судовождении. "Voyage"

Предлагаемый учебникник предназначен для студентов/курсантов морских учебных заведений всех уровней акредитации и плавсостава судов, которые работают со смешанными экипажами.
Уникальность предлагаемого учебника в его целевом назначении для студентов/курсантов судоводительской специальности на протяжении всего курса обучения делового англиского языка (с 1 по 5 курсов).
Учебник включает все темы учебной программы согласно ІМО - модель курса 3.17.
Учебник содержит 3 части.
Первая и вторая части учебника содержат 26 блоков единого сценария учебного рейса.
Ролевое изучение учебных и рабочих функций на борту судна соединяют члены экипажа действующего и члены экипажа - курсанты Одесской национальной морской академии.
Первая и вторая части построены по нетрадиционной схемой с ситуативно-коммуникативным подходом, включают разные види навчальной деяльности - чтения, коммуникативно - далоговую, полилогичную, креативную, что усиливает тренирование словарных, риторических навичков, навыков немедленного реагирования на поставленные профессиональные задания в повседневной реальной практической деяльности.
Грамматический материал используется функционально и сопровождает лексический массив каждого изучаемого блока.
См. также Business Marine and Navigation English.Часть 3. Английский язык в морском бизнесе и судовождении.

Содержание
Preface
UNIT 14. COLLISIONS
The procedure of VHF communication
Transmissions on VHF channel 16
Skills Development
Writing. Sea Protest
Language Input
Grammar. At the library
Skills Development
Reading. Titanic
Speaking. Role Play. Taking Necessary Precausions for Preventing Collisions with Ice Formations
Language Input
Vocabulary. Compartment, maiden voyage, CPA, stipulate
UNIT 15. PASSING THROUGH NARROWS AND CANALS
Language Input
Vocabulary. A narrow, collision, a traffic lane, separation scheme
Lighthouse, lightship
Skills Development
Reading. Mistaken Identity
Writi ng. Bridge Check List Navigation in Narrow Waters
Language Input
Vocabulary. Steering system, rudder angle indicator, emergency generator
Grammar. COMPLEX OBJECT
UNIT 16. STRANDING
Language Input
Vocabulary. Catenary, to drag, apex
Manoeuvre, enhanced, propulsion, bollard pull
Grammar. Complex Object
Vocabulary. Property, remunerate, appliance, jettison
Fitting, cleat
Grounding
UNIT 17. ARRIVAL AT THE PORT
Prior to Arrival
Language Input
Grammar. Modal verbs "have to", "must", "shall"
Entering a TSS
Calling for a Pilot
Preparation for a Pilot's Boarding
Embarkation of the Pilot
Pilot on the bridge
Vocabulary. Abandon, air draught, ARPA
UNIT 18. ANCHORING
Anchors and chains
Anchoring
At the Anchorage
Weighing up the Anchor
Language Input
Vocabulary. Common Terms and Phrases while Anchoring Operations
Skills Development
Speaking. Weighing the Anchor Using Marine Communication Phrases
Language Input
Grammar. Passive Voice
UNIT 19. MOORING
Language Input
Grammar. Relative clauses with who/that/which
Relative clauses with or without who/that/which
"Extra-Information" Clauses
Different types of rope
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Imitating the Operation of Mooring and Unmooring
UNIT 20. SHIP AGENT'S DUTIES
Language Input
Vocabulary. Dispatch, a guarantee, to promote
Clearance, to comply, hazardous, to survey
Grammar. Constructions with Infinitive
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Ship's Agent Onboard
UNIT 21. CLEARING IN
Language Input
Vocabulary. To be detained, yellow fever, small pox, abnormal
Destination, customs, to stamp
To discharge, properly, quota
Grammar. Modal Verbs
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Medical Officer, Immigration Officer & Customs Officer Onboard
UNIT 22. CARGO OPERATIONS AND CARGO CLAIMS
Cargo Claims
Languagelnput
Grammar. First, Second and Zero Conditional Sentences
Notice of Protest
Grammar. Complex Object
UNIT 23. GROUNDING+OIL POLLUTION -^TOWING OPERATION
Language Input
Vocabulary. To flood, to escape, become stranded
Flow Chart in the Event of Emergency
Grammar. Verbs Shall and Should
Flooding
Grounding. Stranding. Immediate Actions
Oil Pollution. Immediate Actions
Reading. The Biggest Wreck in the World
Writing. ACCIDENT REPORT FORM
Grammar. Nominative with the Infinitive
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Your Ship's Aground. Preventing Pollution at Sea. Emergency Party
UNIT 24. FIRE-FIGHTING AT SEA
Language Input
Vocabulary. To notify, initial, emergency, to assign
Reading. The "TATRINA" Fire Extinguished after 12 days Fighting at Sea
"Dara" in flames
Vocabulary. Huge, to cause, expatriate, to perish
Grammar. Passive voice
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Preventive Measures for Avoiding Explosion of Fire Aboard
UNIT 25. PIRACY
Language Input
Vocabulary. To indiscriminate, to wound, to terrify
Reading. Piracy
Vocabulary. To avoid, grappling hooks, to strap
IMO Guidelines. Precautionary Measures Precautions at Anchor or Alongside
Vocabulary. To maintain, vulnerable area, to ensure
Reports on Unlawful Acts
Telexes
Grammar. Modals verbs Should and Ought
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. Precautionary Measures in Area of the Mightiest Risk of Piracy
UNIT 26. TERRORISM
Ship Security ISPS Code Briefing
Language Input
Vocabulary. Assessment, legislation, subsequent, explosive
Reading. Terrorism & Maritime security
Vocabulary. Outrage, vulnerable, menace, to emanate, depredation
Grammar. The use of Subjective Infinitive Construction
Skills Development
Speaking. Role-play. A Bomb Threat on Your Passenger Liner
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