- •Англ1йська мова
- •Видано за рахунок державних коштчв. Продаж заборонено.
- •Contents
- •I ntr о цш cto ry review
- •Read the article quickly. Refer its
- •Read the article again and discuss the questions in groups.
- •Present time
- •Past time
- •Future time
- •Ask and answer in pairs.
- •Read the instructions and write a letter.
- •5J Discuss the following questions in groups.
- •A) Skim the short article in one minute. Which of the following sentences describes the main idea of the text?
- •Look at the numbers below and say what they refer to. Match each number with its reference.
- •Scan the text again in 30 seconds to check your answers in (b).
- •3A bateau [’baetao] — плоскодонний човен
- •In groups, try to find as many English words that have entered your language as you can. The winner is the group with the longest list. Set a time limit.
- •Make the longest meaningful sentence using these words.
- •Indirect questions
- •Implication (,impirkei(n| вппутуваиия;
- •Пщручник для 11 класу загальноосвггжх навчальних закладйв. Р1вень стандарту
- •Видано за рахунок дсржавних коигпв. Продаж заборонений.
- •46006, М. Тернопть, вул. Гайова, 8 Свщоцтво про внесения до Державного реестру суб’ектш видавничо! справи tp Ne 28 вщ 9.06.2005 р.
- •61024. М. Харюв, вул ОльмЫського. 17.
- •Work in groups.
- •Interview one of the students to find out what helps him/her to achieve good results in this or that subject.
- •Share your results with other groups.
- •Read the text (page 24) and complete its paragraphs (1-7) with the suitable words or word combinations (a-g).
- •In groups, discuss why different types of dictionaries are valuable.
- •Vocabulary °
- •Refer each sentence to the correct type of Conditionals (I or II).
- •Fill in the gaps with the appropriate form of the verb in brackets.
- •It sounds like...
- •It reminds me of ...
- •1 The case for coeds1
- •Is a person or company that
- •Introductory paragraph Paragraph 1
- •Introductory paragraph Paragraph 1
- •1Лаааая
- •3Rd conditional
- •Complete the text with the words from the box.
- •VMtTariah TtRriMl maDt vith qoat's che.E.Sl amo auurgiMtS
- •I'll find out what's happened to it.
- •Work in pairs. Find out which of the above dishes your partner would or wouldn't like to try and why.
- •Use the reporting verbs in brackets to report the following statements.
- •Work in pairs. Complete the dialogue with the sentences below (a-f) and dramatise It
- •The Traditional Healthy
- •Vegetarian Diet Pyramid
- •Is it possible for everyone to follow such a diet? Is it necessary to do so?
- •If it Is advisable to do so or not?
- •Introductory paragraph Paragraph 1
- •Introductory paragraph Paragraph 1
- •Visit their website: network.Org.Ua or call.
- •If you have any questions about
- •It's free!
- •1 A) Guess the meanings of the following words (1-6) and match them with their definitions (a-f).
- •Infinitive and gerund (-4ng form) revision
- •6 F Listen to the song and sing it along.
- •It note for note,
- •4) In groups, choose one of the topics (ы0) and discuss it. Complete the table 'Problems. Solutions. Results'. See the example on oaae 229
- •Politics
- •Gerund (-ing form)
- •Participle I (0,1, II, III)
Ask and answer in pairs.
How do you begin letters in English?
How do you end a letter to a close friend?
How do you end a letter to a stranger?
Name the main parts of a letter.
Read the instructions and write a letter.
You have just finished a short language course in Scotland.
You are writing a letter to an English-speaking friend.
Tell him or her what you did on the course, how you spent your free time and what the other people
were like.
You can use the information in the timetable below
and the beginning of the letter on the opposite /^2- page to help you. ^
Mon |
Tue |
Wed |
Thur |
Fri |
Language Lessons |
Language Lessons |
Language Lessons |
FREE TIME |
Museum Visit |
LUNCH |
||||
Sport |
Art |
FREE TIME |
Language Lessons |
Language Lessons |
Evenings: Social activities |
|
HOW WELL CAN YD COMMUNICATE
fceflr
ivejucst flttishwI я short ge course
Scotland йло( I wa^ to tell you flit about It
c)
Check your writing after you have finished it, using a checklist
below. Use it every time you practise writing something.
Checklist
Have
you included all the notes?
Have
you used paragraphs?
Have
you written the right number of words?
Have
you linked the points clearly?
Have
you started sentences in different ways so that it is
interesting to read?
Have
you checked your in grammar or spelling mistakes?
Have
you used a range of vocabulary? Are there any words you have
used too many times?
Have
you started and ended the letter or email correctly?
Have
you used the right style for the person you’re writing to?
5J Discuss the following questions in groups.
How long have you been learning English?
Why do people need English?
When have you had an opportunity to speak or read English?
Have you ever been to an English-speaking country?
What do you think about the idea that a language gets rusty1 if it is not practised?
Can you follow TV programmes in English on satellite television?
Can you understand songs in English?
Do you have problems learning English? What are they?
Have you ever taken private lessons?
What do you find easy about English, and what do you find difficult (think about pronunciation, learning new vocabulary, grammar, spelling, listening, reading, understanding, translating, etc.)?
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1) In groups of three or four, try to find as many words as you can which are identical in English and your own language (for example: radio, lift). The winner is the group with the longest list. Set a time limit.