III. Follow-up activities. 1. Does Harry’s noble aim make up for what he did to get the money?

1. Does Harry’s noble aim make up for what he did to get the money? Explain your point.

2. Agree or disagree: Despite the fact that Harry’s rich patients were quitting, his career will be a successful one.

3. You are a psychiatrist and deliver a speech a conference. Share your recent experience with your colleagues.

Makeover

I. Vocabulary work

Study the words and use them in contexts of your own.

Subsequent, frumpy, malign, exertion, snarl, pouty, demolish.

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words from Ex. 1.

1. This job calls for physical and mental ….

2. The gloomy house had a … influence upon her usually good mood.

3. His misbehaviour and … dismissal from the firm were reported in the newspaper.

4. I looked so … next to those women.

5. The town hopes to restore the old theater rather than have it ….

6. He … a threat.

7. We could tell from the way she turned … that she’d lost the tennis match.

Match the words to make up word combinations.

subsequent unbroken numerical to confess to accomplish far-fetched to make

amends marital bond stories toxicity anniversary the feat one’s transgression

II. Discussing the text

1. Read the short story “Makeover” by B. Callahan and consider the tasks below.