Spotlight - Module 3 D - "The typical English house" (ПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЯ)
презентация к уроку по английскому языку (5 класс)

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The typical english house Орлова Л.А. Учитель английского языка МАОУ «ОЦ №5 г.Челябинска»

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Castle

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A castle is a type of fortified structure built during the Middle Ages predominantly by the nobility or royalty and by military orders. Scholars usually consider a castle to be the private fortified residence of a lord or noble.

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Semi-detached house

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It is a pair of houses which share a wall. There is usually a small garden at the back of each house. Two families live in the houses. These houses are often situated nearer the town centre . Usually they have 2 floors.

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Detached house

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This house doesn’t share a wall with any other house. It is separate. There is usually a nice garden around the house. Only one family lives in such house. Usually it has 2 floors. It’s often situated far from the town centre.

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Cottage

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A cottage, in its traditional British sense, is a small, charming house, typically located in rural or semi-rural settings. Cottages are generally smaller and more intimate compared to the average house. They typically feature one to two storeys, making them quaint and cosy. A classic cottage often has a steep, gabled roof, sometimes thatched, adding to its rustic appeal. The presence of a prominent chimney, often made of brick or stone, is another hallmark. Traditional cottages are built using local materials, which is why their appearance often varies regionally. In the countryside, you might find stone cottages, while in other areas, brick or timber might be more common. This use of natural, local materials contributes to a cottage’s unique charm. The windows of a cottage are usually small, with traditional lattice or leaded glass. Inside a cottage, you might find exposed wooden beams, low ceilings, and a snug, warm layout. Fireplaces are a common feature, adding to the cosy ambiance.

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Terraced house

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Usually many houses share side walls. They can have from 1 to 2 bedrooms. There’re many families who live in these houses. They’re often situated in town centres.

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Block of flats

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It’s a high building usually with a lift. There’re many families who live in the building. Usually it’s situated in the town. There isn’t any garden near the house.

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Villa

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An upper-class country house. Today, it’s considered a vacation home anywhere in the world. The basic structure is gigantic and spacious with multiple bedrooms, living and dining areas, media rooms, home gyms, indoor swimming pools, kitchen, and baths.

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Match the word and the word definitions A) Castle - ?____ B) Semi-detached house - ?___ C) Detached house - ?___ D) Cottage -?___ E) Terraced house -?___ F) Block of flats -?___ G) Villa -?___ 1) a small house, usually in the countryside. 2)a house that shares both side walls with a neighbour , it is in the middle and joined to two other houses. 3) a large building that is divided into apartments. 4) a house that is joined to another similar house on only one side. 5) a house, usually in the countryside or near the sea, especially in southern Europe, people can rent it for a holiday. 6) a large strong building, built in the past by a ruler or important person to protect the people inside from attack. 7) a home that is not attached to any other homes, meaning it stands alone.

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What house would you like to live in? ■ I would like to live in... ■ It’s a house /building in... ■ There’s / no garden... ■ There’re /’s..... floor(s) in the house. ■ I like it very much because...