- •Предисловие
- •Структура и разделы ум к, особенности работы с ним
- •Рекомендуемое распределение учебного материала по урокам
- •Блок п. Уроки 17—33
- •I have seen him this week. — я видел его на этой неделе.
- •I've bought a puppy this month.
- •Блок III. Уроки 34—49
- •It has been snowing since morning. — Снег идёт с утра.
- •I have known him for 10 years. — я знаю его 10 лет (знала его 10 лет тому назад и знаю сейчас).
- •Блок IV. Уроки 50—65
- •I used to dance when I was younger. (Сейчас я уже не танцую.)
- •Блок V. Уроки 66—81
- •Блок VI. Уроки 82—97
- •Is grown were grown
- •Dialogue в
- •Dialogue с
- •Ireland: Ireland is to the west of Great Britain.
- •The New World
- •Valley: a green valley, a deep valley, lily-of-therval-ley (lilies-of-the-valley). There is a river lying in the valley. Valleys are usually situated in the mountains.
- •The United States of America
- •I have been to seek a wife,
- •Why Don't We All Speak the Same Language?
- •In just these ways, Spanish, French and Portuguese developed from Latin and English, Norwegian, Dutch and some other languages grew from Old German.
- •It is so because the vocabulary and grammar of the language is very much the same. But some things have different names in Britain and America. Compare these.
- •Does the Nightingale Sing Only at Night?
- •1) A lion, 2) an elephant, 3) a hedgehog, 4) a squirrel, 5) a rabbit, 6) a hare, 7) a tiger, 8) a wolf, 9) a monkey.
- •Insect: An insect is a small animal with six legs. Ants and bees are insects.
- •Flora and Fauna of the British Isles
- •Unit 4 Step 1 № 44 к упражнению l
- •Unit5 Step 1 № 59 к упражнению l
- •The History of Entertainment
- •Lisa's First Visit to the Bolshoi Theatre
- •The Movies Come to Hollywood
- •Inspire: to inspire a poet, to inspire a painter, to inspire the audience. What inspired you to write poems?
- •P. I. Tchaikovsky and His Music
- •In the evening they had a flight to San Francisco and admired the Golden Gate Bridge. The family travelled along the Mississippi River and enjoyed their trip very much.
- •In the zoo, there is a new small reptile house which has an ecosystem with the climates of four continents.
- •Accidental or Deliberate Pollution
- •5) Flow, flowed; 6) lie
- •6) Has, 7) has, 8) have, 9) have, 10) have
- •3) Have written, 4) have given, 5) have just fallen, 6) have you taken, 7) has come, 8) have never seen, 9) haven't read, 10) have never eaten it
- •Unit 2 Step 1
- •7) Rose has been growing roses since 2004. 8) Mr Robinson has been fishing since yesterday.
- •Units Step 1
- •4) ...She had kept a diary three years before. 5) ...Those medicines were well known. 6) ...Barbara had bought a new badge the day before. 7) ...Mary had worked at the factory the previous year.
- •10) Where did they take place? 11) What organization heads the Olympic movement? 12) What is one of the most important things the soc do?
- •6) The soup is made from tomatoes. 7) The bench is made of stone. 8) The chain is made of silver. 9) The marmalade is made from oranges.
- •8) At; 9) in; 10) in; 11) —, —; 12) in, with
- •5) Happily, 6) terribly
- •9) To influence the people's life, 10) a powerful power ' station
- •9) Эндрю выглядит больным. 10) Вредно смотреть на солнце.
Does the Nightingale Sing Only at Night?
Poets have written so many poems about the nightingale. They say its songs are the most beautiful songs in the world. Poets think that the nightingale sings only at night and at any season of the year. But this isn't true. The nightingale lives in England only from the middle of April till the middle of June. The bird doesn't visit Ireland, Wales or Scotland. On the continent people can hear the nightingale in many countries, especially in the south.
The bird sings at night and also during the day, but because of other birds you can't hear its song very well. While the nightingale sings one of the most beautiful songs of all birds its body is not very beautiful. The birds are reddish-brown. They build their homes in the grass.
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1) A lion, 2) an elephant, 3) a hedgehog, 4) a squirrel, 5) a rabbit, 6) a hare, 7) a tiger, 8) a wolf, 9) a monkey.
№ 34 к упражнению 9В Helen Beatrix Potter
Helen Beatrix Potter was born on the 6th of July 1866 in London. She was an only daughter of rather rich parents. She did not go to school but had classes at home.
Beatrix was fond of two things. They were animals and drawing. She had a lot of small pets at home: a family of snails, mice, a rabbit, bats and a hedgehog. From a small child she did hundreds of drawings of plants and animals and learned to do it very well. She often illustrated her letters to child friends with little animal drawings and told them stories about these animals.
One day in 1893 she wrote to a little boy called Noel Moor. The boy was ill and she wanted to please him and humour him. The letter began with the words: "I don't know what to write to you so I shall tell you a story about four little rabbits whose names were Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter." In this letter she told the story of Peter Rabbit and illustrated it with lovely little drawings.
Eight years later Beatrix Potter remembered the letter and the story and wrote her now famous children's book "The Tale of Peter Rabbit". The book was very successful and Beatrix Potter became a professional children's writer. For many years now children in England and in other countries have been enjoying her stories about mice, kittens, ducks, squirrels, hedgehogs and rabbits. And her perfect illustrations make her books even better.
Step 3
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Speaker1: This animal lives only in Africa. It is very tall and has a very long neck and long legs. The animal is light brown. It eats leaves from trees because it is so tall.
Speaker2: These animals are small with long tails. They are funny. People say they are clever. They enjoy jumping from tree to tree and playing tricks. They eat bananas and other fruit which they like very much. Children love watching these animals in city zoos. They don't live only in Africa. You can find them in Asia and South America too.
Speaker3: These large yellowish-brown animals belong to the cat family. They eat the meat of other animals and live mostly in Africa. These animals are brave, enjoy fighting and live in small groups. People call them the kings of all the animals. This animal is one of the symbols of Great Britain.
Speaker4: This is a very large grey animal with big ears, small eyes and a very long nose with which it takes food and puts it in its mouth. People sometimes say, "These animals never forget", because they think they remember everything. In India, where these large animals live too, they help people a lot.
Speaker5: This large animal lives on land and also in lakes and rivers in the hot and wet parts of the world. It has a long body, short legs and a long mouth with a lot of teeth. It eats fish and other animals. People are often afraid of it.
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№ 37 к упражнению 6
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Include, including, species, discover, discovery, air, soil, root, insect, move, common, earth, desert, breathe, support.
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include: to include something/somebody, to include on the list. The class of twenty includes seven girls. Did you include me when you made the list?
including: I have seen all his films including the last.
species (pi, species): a tropical species. There are more than 120 species of birds in the National Park.
discover: to discover smth. To discover means to find out something for the first time. Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492. Fleming discovered penicillin.
discovery: to make a discovery. Mr Johnson made his discovery when he was very young.
air: cold air, fresh air, in the air, by air = by plane. I'd like to open the window, I need some air. The boy jumped into the air.
soil: to grow in (the) soil. Plants grow well in good soil.
root: A root is the part of a plant or a tree that is in the soil.