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    Unit 1: Ship Knowledge. Feit ip rete 16 Inirodses VHE procedures for making nial ale 1 Teaches veabulny fr ship pars, ad ways of decing vse Provides practic in maine teminloy for ening ction poon snd decon oo tol ship 1 Demonstrates the ws of present simple and present continuous nie irae co lenet lec ark jase [odor [ota pret fait mbar fatal fecew _[ebar fe eood oes ease javeae [oven 11 Costing off. fomiak [rat et [wet [ssi [sil lzzin lyst [mms [fabio Janice | eiwre Notes ‘When using the words for descubing the elements on Doarda ship, we do not need propositions: Forward, Amidships & Aft. aft ‘en popa amidships Torward starboard port eam quarter [rorease sth fvsan [Nee sium companionway 9 plc mastil quilla casco yer Tal LE) Vocabulary ‘Abate beam Adrift Ahead Amidships Barge Be drifting, to Be launched, to Beam Berth Bow Bridge Broad onthe Bulk cartier Cabin Call sign car Carrier cargo Cargo ship Chemical tanker Coastal trading vessel Combination carrier Compantonway Complement Container ship Coral reet crane crew cruise Cruise ferry (5 = Cable Ship/Cable layer Davit Dead astern Deck Derrick Discharge, to Distress signal companionway 9 escalerilla superstructure 6 superestructura forecastle 3 castillo de proa davit 8 Pele-Tn ky stack 1 Ries come (Mey ual) bow 4 proa ose tp. 1.2 master tugboat = REE role : mancewre Emery derrick cabin ero deck alley ee) screw e berth creer crew (complement) z dock pre eecy hatch engine = fe nold a speed Serer) cargo knots oe vessel sail Dean flag bandera, pats de registro Brac ts riots er ears hacer carrera (de velocidad) gross tonnage ES eat cc) length longitud draft etry switch eran barge Pricey) over (on the radio) |Ewine) launch botadura; botar (un barco) voyage era hit ease sink paris shipyard astillero run aground ren rg drift Peete cane Discharge, to Distress signal Dock Draft Dredger DWT = Deadweight tonnage Emergency signal Engine room (ER) Ferry (pl Ferries) Fishing boat Flag Fore-and-aft Forecastle Forward Freighter Funnel Galley Gas carrier General cargo ship Hall, to Harbour Haten Helm Hota Hull Jetty Keel Knot Lake freighter LASH (lighter aboard ship) Length Lifeboat Lighter Liner (Ocean Liner) LNG = liquefied natural gas Load, to Logbook LPG = liquefied petroleum gas Maiden voyage Mataccamax Manewvre (see manoevre) Manoewre, to Mast Master MEV = Motor Fishing Vessel Ms = Motorship MSV =Motor Stand-by Vessel MT = Motor Tanker or Motor Tug Boat Multi-purpose vessel era Coen CuI! Pretec) eas) Pea Rely Cotes Voesbulery Description Toot Reed be Giton pnd wate he conct woud in the banks Describing vessels 'A Find words and phrases in the description of the tugboat below which mean the same as the words and phrases 1-10 (right). The first is done for you. i iB ene} ste arose eee btoqrix auntie an ire cso cei screws and gives ber‘a top speed often knots te se The tugboat has a complement of fr SORPRIS ete ker Acie ae RiapeiesteoNe z Sy oer B Match the sentence beginnings 1-8 with the correct endings a-h. The first is done for you. [aa complement of 30. |b is 15 knots. 2 The vessel is (5 | manoeuvring i 3 The engine room , \C single-screw diesel Tug Boat Multi-purpose vessel MV =Motor/Merchant Vessel My = Motor Yacht NS = Nuclear Ship 080 = Ore-bulloil carrier on offshore supply Oil tanker Old Man (see Master) Panamax Parcel tanker Passenger ship Pier Poop Port Postpanamax Project vessel Propeller Quarter (Quay Reefer MS = Royal Mail Ship RO-LO = Roll on/Roll off & Lift on/Lift off ship RO-PAX =Roll on/Roll off & passenger ship RO-RO =Rolkon/rolhoff cargo RRS = Royal Research Ship Rudder Run aground, to RV =Research Vessel Sail,to Screw Ship Shipyard Side Sink, to Slide of, to Specialized tanker Spot, to SS=Steam Ship Stack Starboard Stern Storm Superstructure Supertanker ‘SV =Sailing Vessel (although ‘these can be sub-coded asa ‘ype of salling vessel) 3 The engine room mh XC single-serew diesel hee | \. frist Demo sails under — Panamanian ff 7 The container vessel [gto er berth has Ww his below deck. |8 Please transmit Structures Using the Present tense 1 Use the Present Simple to say what xsualy happens. For example: Tae MI Nevis manocuores bg ships. ‘This means that the MV Nevis zzvaffy manoeuvres big ships. Form questions using does / do: Does te MV News meancsere big ships? 2 Use the Present Continuous to say what is happening row: For example: The MV Nevis dr / aamoeumning a big ship. ‘This means that the MV Neri: is manoeuvring a big ship ow: Form questions using is / are: Lr the MI Nevis meanoexoring the bie ship? 3 Use for + verb ~éag to talk about the pupar of something. For example: The MV Nevis ar /auanocannig big ships. ‘This means that the MV Neniris designed to manoeuvre big ships. ‘More examples: ‘The rudder is for seerng the ship. ‘The galley is for making food. Form questions using is / are: Lr the MU Nevis fr meanocatring big sbipo? ‘SV =Sailing Vessel (although these can be sub-coded asa ‘ype of salling vessel) Tanker Thruster Thrust, to Tonnage Tow, to Tramp Transmit, to Tug. Tugboat Tween decks ULCC (UkraLarge Crude Carrier, 550,000 DWT, oF higher) USS = United States Ship Vessel VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier, up to 550,000 DWT) Voyage Wharf (p. wharves) Widen ‘A Underline the correct phrase or word to complete the sentences 1-5, The first is done for you. 1All freighters carry / for carrying / carrying cargo. 2 The MT Amen operating / operates / for operating between Bahrain and Rotterdam. 31am transmit / transmitting / for transmitting on channel five. = 4 The ship has six davits for lift / lifting / lifts cargo. 5 The engine deives / driving / for driving a twin screw. 6 Bow thrusters are for manoeuvring / manoeuvres / manoeuvre in small spaces. B Identify the types of vessels in the pictures below. Write two sentences about each of the vessels using the verbs under each picture. In your first sentence say what the vessel is for. In your second sentence say what the vessel is doing, ‘The icebreaker is for breaking thick layers of ice Anicebrealeris usualy nuclear-powered, ‘The freighter is for carrying lage loads Freighters come in a vanety of shapes, depending on their cargo. Although siboets ae offen small they can they can achieve a considerable size. Saulbosts ae often used in racing becatise they axe light and small. TFerboars Bow oe <

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