11th grade. Unit 4. Lesson 3. British dos and don'ts

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. British people are proud of the working class origin.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. Aristocrats are looked up at, their status is highly valued.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. The British like boasting about their social status.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. The ability to go on in spite of the circumstances is appreciated.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. British people believe in fair-play. They value hard work.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. The British like complaining about their problems.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. Criticism is rare.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. The British can joke about anything. Their jokes are always light-hearted.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. Sensibility and reason remain to be British national traits.

Listen to the recording again and mark the statements as true or false. These days the face of the UK is multicultural with about 50 per cent of migrants.