Презентация - "Презентация по английскому языку для 1-2 курсов СПО "Exhibitions""

Exhibitions

Vocabulary
exhibition, show; exposition амер.
~ в витрине магазина window-display;
~ картин exhibition of paintings;
~ собак dog-show;
всемирная ~ world fair;
международная ~ international exhibition;
национальная ~ national exhibition;
отраслевая ~ sectoral/branch exhibition;
промышленная ~ industrial exhibition;
сельскохозяйственная ~ agricultural exhibition;
торгово-промышленная ~ trade and industrial exhibition;
художественная ~ art exhibition;
~-продажа selling exhibition;
~-ярмарка fair, show

Every year a lot of international, national and specialized exhibitions and fairs are held in different countries of the world. The number of countries and companies who take part in them is growing from year to year and the scope of fairs and exhibitions is becoming larger.
Every year a lot of international, national and specialized exhibitions and fairs are held in different countries of the world. The number of countries and companies who take part in them is growing from year to year and the scope of fairs and exhibitions is becoming larger.

The display during these exhibitions includes a wide range of exhibits which show the latest achievements in different fields of industry, science and agriculture of many countries.
Fairs and exhibitions are usually held under various mottoes.

International fairs and exhibitions pave the way for the consolidation of friendship among countries and nations. They provide an opportunity to establish profitable contacts and promote mutual understanding among different nations.

Usually fairs and exhibitions are crowded with visitors, who show much interest in the exhibits on display. At international and national exhibitions commercial centres are established where participants can negotiate the sale and the purchase of different goods.

The first world industrial exhibition was held in London in 1851. It was a great success. It displayed exhibits of 40 participating nations and the number of visitors reached over 6 million.

Since then world industrial expositions have had a colorful history. Such events provided opportunities for exchanging scientific, technological and cultural achievements of people of Europe, America, Australia, Asia and Africa.

Beginning with the early 60s, international expositions began to take new forms, trying to emphasize not only technological progress, but also other aspects of life. They became festivals of industry and culture.