IlpeiJJloz06tJeKm.

to him

You know

me andyouwrite

to me

He	knows	her	andhewrites	to	her
She	knows	us	andshewrites	to	us
We	know	them	andwewrite	to	them
They	know	you	andtheywrite	to	you

fJiaroJihI IIpe,DJiorn:

Oe'hEkTbl()j;qiiojihehiui)

HeK0Topn1erJiaroJihI,rro)J;o6HorJiaroJiaMtell,give,qacToMMeIOTrrpMce6e)];Bao6neKTa(objects).KaK rrpaBMJio,O)J;MHM3HMXHB.IDieTcHJIMllOM,a,11;pyroit-rrpe,11;MeToM.Ha­rrpMMep:

CyobeKm I'JlazoJl

I amgiving

He cantell

061JeKm^{1(iJonoJlnenue)}

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thestudentalessonyou theanswer

WEHAVETWOOBJECTS

YnPA>KHEHHSI

1. YKIDKUTe,r,11,eBcJieilYffinpe,!1,JIOJKeu1n1xcyfu.eKThI(no,!l,Jle1101111ue)

Hr,11,eo6'heKThl(,11,0DOJIHCHHR):

1. Mr.Priestleyisreadingabook.

2.HeteachesFrenchandGerman.

3.Youcanseehiminthepicture.

¹BHl1MAHl1E:HarrepBOMMeCTeCTOllTKOCBeHHoe.[(OIIOmielille(JllilI­

HbHo6'beKT);HaBTOpOM-rrpHMOe.[(OIIOJIHelille(6e3JIWIHbHo6'beKT)!

4. Heiswritingaletter.

5. Iteachthestudentsinthisroom.

6.HecanspeakEnglish.

7.Sheiswearingawhitedress.

8. Mysisterisgivingherthedress.

9. Theboycan'ttellmehisname.

10.Icantellyouthetime.

2. Pa36enTenpe)J,Jlo1Ke11m1uacy6'beKT(no)J,Jle1Ka111ee),rJiaroJIuo6'beKT:

Subject Verb Object

3aTeMUO,ll;qepKHUTeMeCTOHMeHIUIyce6JIBTeTpa,ll;n:

1. Heteachesus. 6.Heiscarryingaball.

2. Sheknowsme. 7.Iamteachingyou.

3. Ithelpsthem. 8.Theyareeatingices.

4.Weknowher. 9.Heisreadingit.

5.Theywriteit. 10.Youareteachingthem.

3. BCJ1e,ll;yl0111HXnpe)J,JI01KeH1UIXnoMeHJimeMeCTaMHcy6'beKTuo6'beKT(no)J,JlelKaUieeu,!J;OnoJiueuue).BTexcaHx,r,ll;e3TOueo6xo,ll;HMO,H3MennTecliOPMYmaroJia.(N!!l,ll;auBKaqecTBe06pa311a)

Subject Verb Object

1.OTBeT2.

3.

4.

5.

I see him

He sees me

He teaches them

She knows us

We help them

I thank her

4. Bh1qepKHnTeuenpaBHJihHYJOctiopMyMeCTOHMeuuJI:

   1. Iwriteto(he,him)andhewritesto(I,me).

2. Marygoestoadance,andHenrygoeswith(her,she).

3. Weknow (them,they)verywell,andtheyknow(we,us).

4.Isee(she,her)intheclassroom,andshesees(me,I).

5.Hetelephonesto(she,her)everydayandtells(she,her)thenews.

6. HespeaksEnglishto(we,us),and(we,us)speakEnglishto(he, him).

7. ShespeaksEnglishto(I,me),and(I,me)speakEnglishto(she,her).

8.Theywriteto(she,her),and(she,her)writesto(they,them).

• E cpOHEH14ECKASITPEHlllPOBKA

[i:]

needfeed

[3:]

birdthird

[e]welltell

[A] [r;:)]

sunny near

Monday ear

[k]clearcornet

[i:] [3:] [e] [A] [m] [k]

believe burn healthy money year¹ column

repeat work wealthy nearly characterearly instead

0Paccka3&e3cnos

Terrep1>,rrocJieTaKoroKOJI11qecTBaTpy,ri:HororpaMMaTM­qecKoroMaTepmma, ,z:i:anall:Te3all:MeMCHqeM-H116y,ri:1>,z:i:pyr11M,6oJieerrpM5ITHhIM.

Itisastoryinpicturesabout apoorman,Mr.Needy,andarichman,Mr.Weathy.Mr.Wealthyhasalotofmoney,abighouse,andamanservant;Mr.Needyhasn'tmuchmoney,buthehas acornetinthe streetoutside.

Lookatthepicturesonpage97,thenanswerthesequestionsaboutthem.

Usethesewordsinyouranswers:

play,cornet,ear,pound-note.

CORNET Picture1.WhatisMr.Needydoing?Whereisheplayinghiscornet?

Picticre2.DoesMr.Wealthylikethenoise?Whereisheputtinghisfingers?Whyishedoingthis?

Picture3.WhereisMr.Wealthynow?Whatishedoing.

Picture4.Whoarethepeopleinthispicture?WhatisMr.Wealthyholdinginhishand?Inwhichhandisheholdingthepound-notes?Howmanypound-notesarethereinhishand?Whatishesayingtothemanservant?

Picture5.Whohasthepound-notesnow?Whichhandisheholdingthemin?Doeshelookhappy? Whatisthemanservantdoingwiththecornet?Inwhichhandishiscarryingthecornet?

Picture6.WhatisMr.Wealthydoingnow?Whoisshowing

himthecornet?

Picture7.Whatisthecornetnow?

Picture8.WhatisMr.Wealthydoingnow?Whatcolourdoyouthinkhis faceis?Whoisputtinghis fingersinhisearsnow?

Coquueuue

HanumuTepaccKll3o6ora11euTpy6a11e(cTp.97).

ITaIOKeco3BYKOM[;i],Harrp1rnepu;i].

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LESSON17

THECHARACTERSINTHEESSENTIALENGLISH BOOKS(2)

MRS.PRIESTLEYANDSOMEOTHERS

Youalready knowMr.Priestley,theteacherandwriter.Inthislessonyouwillhearabouthiswife,Mrs.Pristley,thePriestleys' house,andsomeofthepeople inthehouse.Mrs.Priestleyknowsallaboutthehouse;shedoestheworkiniteveryday,andtodayshewilltellyoualittleaboutit¹.

Mrs. Priestleyisapleasant-lookingwomanofaboutforty,withwarmbrownhairandsoftdark-browneyes.

MRS.PRIESTLEY