Методические материалы

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an airport - аэроп o рт an airplane, plane , aircraft – самолет a ticket - билет r eturn - билет туда и обратно one-way - билет в одну сторону

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to check in - регистрироваться a check-in - регистрация online check-in онлайн-регистрация a check-in counter/desk стойка регистрации пассажиров

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a boarding pass посадочный талон luggage, baggage багаж carry-on luggage ручная кладь baggage claim – получение багажа a terminal терминал a drop-off стойка сдачи багажа в аэропорту

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a departure lounge зал ожидания a duty-free магазин беспошлинной торговли a departure gate выход на посадку a boarding посадка

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departure отправление, вылет a flight рейс a direct flight – прямой рейс a connecting flight – рейс с пересадкой arrival прибытие

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border control пограничный контроль customs таможня passport control паспортный контроль delay задержка to be delayed - быть задержанным the flight 756 to Moscow is delayed

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a f light attendant - бортпроводник a crew - экипаж a pilot / captain – пилот a passenger – пассажир

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seat место , сиденье, кресло aisle [ aɪl ] проход aisle seat - место у прохода a window seat место у окна middle seat – место по середине emergency exit аварийный выход

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air sickness bag - санитарный пакет, используемый при воздушной болезни seat belt – ремень безопасности to fasten seat belt - пристегнуть ремни life vest спасательный жилет wing – крыло tail – хвост

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EMERGENCY EXIT — Аварийный выход FASTEN SEAT BELTS – Застегните ремни безопасности FLUSH – Смыть воду (в туалете) STAFF ONLY – Только для персонала TOILET / LAVATORY OCCUPIED – Туалет занят TOILET / LAVATORY VACANT – Туалет свободен ARRIVALS – Прибытие DEPARTURES – Отправление

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How much is an air ticket to Moscow? Сколько стоит билет на самолет в Москву? How much is a child’s ticket? Сколько стоит детский билет?

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Welcome on board. Добро пожаловать на борт. Please, fasten your seat-belts for maximum security and turn off all electronic devices. Our plane is ready to take off. Пожалуйста, пристегните ремни для максимальной безопасности и отключите все электронные приборы. Наш самолет готов к взлету. Make sure your seat belt is fastened. Убедитесь, что ваш ремень безопасности пристегнут. Smoking is prohibited throughout the flight. Курение во время полета запрещено. Your lifejacket is under your seat. Ваш спасательный жилет находится под сидением.

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The emergency exits are located here, here and here. Аварийные выходы находятся здесь, здесь и здесь. Please, put your chairs into an upright position. Пожалуйста, приведите спинки кресел в вертикальное положение. Your oxygen mask will drop down from above. Ваша кислородная маска выпадает сверху. Please, remain seated until the plane comes to a complete standstill. Пожалуйста, оставайтесь на своих местах до полной остановки самолета.

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Free education – бесплатное образование Private schools (public schools) – частные школы Compulsory education – обязательное образование

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1. Nursery school a school for young children, mainly between the ages of three and five.

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2. Primary school Age : 6-11 Forms: 1-6 (6 years) Subjects: English, Maths , science, design and technology, history, geography, art and design, music, physical education, information and communication technology. Sometimes: religious education, citizenship, modern foreign languages.

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3. Secondary school Age: 12-14 Forms: 7-9 (5 years) Subjects: 10-15 subjects Age: 15-16 Forms: 10-11 (2 years) Subjects: 5-10 subjects of their choice GCSE General Certificate of Secondary Education

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4. ‘A’ level exams Age: 17-18 Forms: 12-13 University

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ten o’clock seven o’clock two o’clock

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past – после to – до 9:05 – five past nine 5:10 – ten past five 7:20 – twenty past seven 8:50 – ten to nine 10:55 – five to eleven

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15 min – quarter [ kwɔtə ] 30 min – half [ hɑːf ] 2:15 – quarter past two 3:30 – half past three 7:45 – quarter to eight 4:30 – quarter past four

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half past twelve half past nine half past six

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quarter past three quarter to twelve quarter past one

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16:00 – 4 p.m. 19:00 – 7 p.m. 22:00 – 10 p.m. 7:00 – 7 a.m. 1:00 – 1 a.m. 13:00 – 1 p.m.

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What time is it? 1 2 3 4 5 6

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1. quarter to one

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2. eight o’clock

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3. five to twelve

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4. half past one

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5. twenty five past nine

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6. twenty five to one

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Task 1 Practice reading words. Pay attention to the rules of reading vowels Aa pale, take, table, made, sale, plate, rate, name, behave, gate, tale; bat, pan, man, mad, apple, cattle, bad, fat, cat, sad, flat, battle; arm, alarm, car, dark, far, hard, art, part, card, artist, farm, harm; bare, care, dare, fare, hare, pare, prepare, square, ware, haircare , stare.

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Oo go, no, rose, nose, stone, bone, phone, pole, hole, sole, noble, joke; not, rock, cock, long, God, hot, dog, ox, fond, clock, fog, horror, nod; or, forty, horse, morning, orchard, corner, sport, fork, sort; ore, bore, more, before, adore, ignore, tore, wore, restore, explore, shore.

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Task 2 Underline the words which are pronounced with [ʌ] son, ox, other, woke, globe, above, knot, mother, brother, month, come, knock, nod, lodge , dove, none, hope, done, glove, love, some, front.

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Correct answers son other above mother brother month come dove none done glove love some front

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Task 3 Read the following words. Which of them refer to the group of words with silent consonant? habit hat hour honour rhyme hockey ghost honest heir head

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Correct answers hour honour rhyme ghost honest heir

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Uu [ ju ː ] unit, use, student [ ʊ ] bull, pull, full [ uː ] true, blue, June [ w ] queen, quick, question [ ʌ ] number, lunch, up, cut, us, must [ ɜː ] burn, demur, furniture , church, turn, burn, to return, pure, curl, curb, fur, hurt, sure, nurse, curse, curt, turkey

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fun, music, plum, cube, pumpkin, rubber, super, drum, student, stupid, hunting, hungry, tune, tunic, luck, supper, super, to return, curl, sunny, pupil, blue, uniform, summer, unit , due, ugly

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mutton, butter, struggle, to construct, to consult, cluster, dub, drunk, true, tulip, use, upland, under, computer, cucumber, buck, must, to amuse, mummy, truth, gum, bubble, much, huge

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Proverbs Money opens all doors . Business is business. Much coin , much care . The hardest work is to do nothing. Money is power.

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To work A work A job A profession

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A part-time job - period of work for less than the usual time. If you work part-time or do part-time work, you work for only some of the day or the week.

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The day the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress

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In 1775, people in New England (the USA) began fighting the British for their independence. On July 2, 1776, the Congress secretly voted for independence from Great Britain. The Declaration of Independence was first published two days later on July 4, 1776.

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Some interesting facts

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The first description of how Independence Day would be celebrated was in a letter from John Adams to his wife Abigail on July 3, 1776. He described " pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations" throughout the United States. However, the term "Independence Day" was not used until 1791.

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The first Independence Day was celebrated on July 8, 1776: Although the Declaration of Independence was approved on July 4, 1776, it was not made public until July 8.

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Families often celebrate Independence Day by hosting or attending a picnic or barbecue and take advantage of the day off and, in some years, long weekend to gather with relatives. Decorations ( e.g. , streamers, balloons, and clothing) are generally colored red, white, and blue, the colors of the American flag

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Some cities have parades with people dressed as the original founding fathers who march to the music of high school bands.

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Independence Day fireworks are often accompanied by patriotic songs such as the national anthem"The Star-Spangled Banner", "God Bless America", "America the Beautiful", "My Country, 'Tis of Thee", "This Land Is Your Land", "Stars and Stripes Forever", and, regionally, "Yankee Doodle" in northeastern states and "Dixie" in southern states. Some of the lyrics recall images of the Revolutionary War or the War of 1812

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Riddles 1. My mother’s mother. Who is she? 2. My mother’s sister. Who is she? 3. My aunt has got a sister. She isn’t my aunt. Who is she?

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Mother’s Day in Britain In many places around the world people celebrate mothers’ day on various days because the day has a number of different origins. In Britain there is also a holiday which people call Mother's Day. They celebrate it on the fourth Sunday of March (Lent). It is exactly three weeks before Easter Sunday and usually falls in the second half of March or early April.

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Mother’s Day in Britain In the old days many girls from poor families in the country worked in rich houses. They did all the house work and their working day was usually very long. They often worked on Sundays, too. Once a year, it was usually a Sunday in March, they could visit their mothers. They went home on that day and brought presents for their mothers and for other members of their families. They could stay at home only one day and then they went back to their work. People called that day Mothering Day or Mothering Sunday.

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Mother’s Day in Britain Mother's Day, or Mothering Sunday, is now a day to honor mothers and other mother figures, such as grandmothers, stepmothers and mothers-in-law. Many people make a special effort to visit their mother. They take cards and gifts to her and may treat her to brunch, lunch or high tea in a cafe, restaurant or hotel. People who cannot visit their mother usually send gifts or cards to her.

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A Simnel cake On Mothering Sunday many people prepare a Simnel cake to eat with their family on this day. A Simnel cake is a light fruit cake covered with a layer of marzipan and with a layer of marzipan baked into the middle of the cake. They eat cake and buy gifts of chocolate or flowers for their mothers as way to thank them for all they do. All women try to be nice and happy on this day.

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Answer the questions When do British people celebrate Mother's Day? What is another name of Mother's Day? Where did girls work in the old days? How often could girls visit their mothers? What do British people do for their mothers? What do they cook on this day?

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Proverbs 1. A mother is a woman who can be in two places at once. 2. Mothers are people who are angry when you are at home and sad when you are away. 3. God cannot be present everywhere and so he created mothers.

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Poems A Mother's Love There is no love, like a mother's love, No stronger bond on earth... Like the precious bond that comes from God, To a mother, when she gives birth. A mother's love is forever strong, Never changing for all time... And when her children need her most, A mother's love will shine. My Mom My mom is very special, My mom is very kind, My mom always tells me I'm special, She's always on my mind. My mom watches me grow, My mom watches me cry, Of course she'll always know, She'll never have to tell me goodbye.

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In 1620, a religious community sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to settle in the New World.

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They settled in what is now known as the state : Massachusetts. They were the first people from Europe to live in the USA.

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Their first winter in America was difficult. They arrived too late to grow a rich harvest. Moreover, half the colony died from disease.

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The following spring the Indians taught them how to grow corn.

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Indians showed them also how to hunt and fish.

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In the autumn of 1621 they got a beautiful harvest of corn, barley, beans and pumpkins.

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The colonists had much to be thankful for, so they planned a feast. Local Indian chief and ninety Indians were present.

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The colonists learned from Indians how to cook cranberries.

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dishes of corn . C

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dishes of pumpkins.

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Then, after the Civil war, Abraham Lincoln suggested the last Thursday in November to be the day of thanksgiving.

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On Thanksgiving Day, family members gather at the house of an older relative, even if they live too away. All give thanks for everything good they have.

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Thanksgiving greetings.

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Foods, eaten at the first thanksgiving, have become traditional. The traditional thanksgiving meal consists of roast turkey stuffed with herb-flavored bread, cranberry jelly, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie.

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Other dishes may vary as to region: ham, sweet potatoes, creamed corn.

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Thanksgiving Parade

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1. Thanksgiving Day is not celebrated in … a) The USA b) Canada c) Australia d) Ukraine

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a) the fourth Thursday in the month of November b) the second Monday in the month of October c) the fourth in the month of November d) the first Sunday in the month of July

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Its origin can be traced back to … a) the 10 th century b) the 15 th century c) the 16 th century d) the 17 th century

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It is said that Pilgrims learnt to grow … a) apricot, cherry, avocado b) cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprout c) corn, beans and pumpkins d) corn, beetroot, melon

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The grand feast was organized to thank … a) Indians for their knowledge b) god for his favors c) each other for their work d) Squanto, a native Indian

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14. What American president proclaimed the last Thursday in November as a national Day of Thanksgiving? a) George Washington b) Thomas Jefferson c) Theodore Roosevelt d) Abraham Lincoln

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14 f ourteen ( четырнадцать ) – 14 th the fourteen th ( четырнадцатый ) 15 fifteenth ( пятнадцать ) – 15 th fifteen th ( пятнадцатый ) 16 sixteen ( шестнадцать) – 16 th the sixteenth ( шестнадцатый) 27 t wenty seven ( двадцать семь ) – 27 th the twenty seven th (двадцать седьмой )

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Исключения 1 one (один) – 1 st the first (первый ) 2 two (два) – 2 nd the second (второй ) 3 three (три ) – 3 rd the third (третий ) 5 five (пять) – 5 th the fifth (пятый )

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62 nd – the sixty-second (шестьдесят второй) 71 st – the seven-first (семьдесят первый) 93 rd – the ninetieth-third (девяносто третий)

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Назови даты January, 6 th March, 4 th April, 29 th September, 30 th November, 16 th May, 28 th

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February , 1 st June, 2 nd July, 3 rd August, 20 th October, 31 st December, 26 th

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Y F R E R

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R C A

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N E A L P

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I P H S

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U S B

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A N T I R

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COUNTRIES

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A C I N H

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Y L A I T

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I R A S U S

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N T I A R B I

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H U T A E S

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I S A N P

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S U L R A T A A I

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D C N A A A

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1. We can travel from Moscow to Penza by … . 2. We can travel from Britain to Italy by … . 3. We travel from Ahuny to Arbekovo by … .

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4. We can go from house to school … . 5. We can travel from Australia to the USA by … 6. We travel from Penza to Kuznetsk by … .

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Nationality

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Russia - Russi an America - Americ an Australia - Australi an Argentina - Argentini an

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China - Chin ese Japan - Japan ese

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Britain - Briti sh Poland - Poli sh Spain - Spani sh

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Where are these people from?

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Flags of which countries can you recognize?

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Where can we go in the city?

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FREE TIME zoo supermarket

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HELP

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LEARNING

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SPORT

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Let’s go to the … ! – Давай пойдем в … ! -Let’s. -All right. -OK. -Great!

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to get – добираться, доезжать How can I get to the … ? – Как я могу добраться до … ? You can go by bus. – Ты можешь добраться на автобусе. Let’s go by bus ! – Давай поедем на автобусе!

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Penza is a beautiful city!

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Past Simple простое прошедшее to be ( быть, являться, находиться) was [w ɔz ] I She He It ( ед. ч .) «был, была» were [ wɜ ː] You We They (мн. ч .) «были»

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yesterday – вчера I was at home yesterday . We were at school yesterday . My mom was at work yesterday .

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last (week, month, year) – на прошлой .. (неделе, месяце, году) I was in Moscow last week . My parents were in Italy last month . My friends were in the USA last year .

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ago - назад I was in a café 3 days ago . My sisters were in China 4 months ago . Max was in Moscow 3 years ago .

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Body – тело Thin , skinny – тощий, худой (отрицательно) Bony – костлявый ( отриц . ) Slender – стройный (положительно) Slim – худой, стройный, изящный ( полож . )

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Body - тело Fat – жирный, толстый ( отриц ) Tubby – пузатый, толстый ( отриц ) Plump – полный, пухлый (нейтрально) Heavy – грузный Large – массивный Bonny – здоровый, цветущий (положит.)

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Body - тело Athletic – спортивный Fit – здоровый (в плане здоровья) Strong - сильный in good shape – в хорошей форме I am … He / she / it is … You / we / they are …

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Growth - рост Tall [ tɔːl ] - высокий Short – низкий medium height [ haɪt ] average height normal height I am … He / she / it is … You / we / they are … среднего роста

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Eyes [ aiz ] – глаза Blue - голубые Brown - карие Green - зеленые Grey - серые Big - большие Small - маленькие Dark – темные (темно - ) Light – светлые (светло - ) I / you / we / they have got … eyes. He / she / it has got … eyes.

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Hair - волосы Blonde/fair – светлые Brown - русые Red – рыжие Black – черные Grey – седые

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Hair - волосы long — длинные short — короткие wavy [ weɪvi ] — волнистые curly [ˈ kɜːli ]— кудрявые straight [ streɪt ] — прямые I / you / we / they have got … hair. He / she / it has got … hair.

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Nose - нос long — длинный short — короткий wide [ waid ] — широкий narrow [ˈ nærəʊ ] — узкий snub [ snʌb ] — курносый, вздернутый I / you / we / they have got … nose. He / she / it has got … nose.

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Ears - уши small — маленькие large — большие I / you / we / they have got … ears. He / she / it has got … ears.

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Lips - губы narrow — тонкие full — полные I / you / we / they have got … lips. He / she / it has got … lips.

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beard [ bɪəd ]— борода mousta с he [ məˈstɑːʃ ] — усы

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Beautiful – красивая (о женщине) Handsome – красивый (о мужчине) Attractive – привлекательный( ая ) Pretty – милый( ая ), красивый( ая ) Cute – милый( ая ), красивый( ая ) Good-looking – хорошо выглядящий( ая ) Ugly – уродливый( ая ) I am … He / she / it is … You / we / they are …

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to paint – рисовать, писать (картины) a paint er paint ing – рисование; картина to draw – рисовать, писать (картины) draw ing – рисование; картина

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picture - картина art - искусство gallery - галерея a rchitectural - архитектурный design - дизайн

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Penza Savitskiy Art Gallery

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Penza Museum of One Picture

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The Jungle Book (1894) is a collection of stories by the English author Rudyard Kipling. Most of the characters are animals such as the tiger and the bear, though the main character is the boy or "man-cub" Mowgli, who is raised in the jungle by wolves. The stories take place in a forest in India.

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The Jungle Book Mowgli's Brothers Kaa's Hunting Tiger! Tiger! Rikki-Tikki-Tavi The White Seal Toomai of the Elephants Her Majesty's Servants

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Chatacters : Mowgli – Main character, the young jungle boy Baloo — A bear Bagheera – A black panther Akela – A wolf Kaa – A python Nag – A cobra Rikki-Tikki-Tavi – A mongoose Shere Khan — A tiger

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It has been translated into at least 36 languages. There are a lot of films about Mowgli.

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The full name of the book is … It consists of ( включает в себя ) … parts. They are … It was written in … The author is… This book is about … The characters are … I like it because … I don’t like it because … I think … To my mind …

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Friedrich Schiller and Rotten Apples Friedrich Schiller is a German writer. He wrote famous "Odes to Joy". Creativity was not easy for the writer. When the muse was not there, Schiller asked to bring rotten apples to the office. He put them in a drawer, where they lay, exuding a sweet smell. Surprisingly, it was the scent of rotten apples that helped the writer focus.

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Mark Twain and the cabinet – summer-house He had a small summer-house specially equipped for an office, where the writer created his masterpieces. It was strictly forbidden to enter the office. Relatives never came to the secret place.

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Johannes Brahms and dirty shoes Johannes Brahms, the famous German composer, also sometimes lost his inspiration. To get it back, he began to clean dirty shoes. A few carefully washed steam helped the composer to concentrate, and he sat down to work.

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Vladimir Nabokov and the back seat of the car If a good idea came to his mind, he wrote it down on a small cardboard card and put it in the drawer of the dresser. But Nabokov was engaged in writing at night. He did not work in his office or living room, but in the back seat of a car. Only there the writer could completely distract himself from extraneous factors.

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Librarian, therapist, priest [ priːst ] , accountant [ ə ˈ kaʊntənt ] , scientist, nurse. Engineer, computer programmer, pilot, police officer, doctor, architect. Psychologist, writer, translator, fashion designer, t eacher, musician [ mjʊˈ zɪʃn ] . Do you know this jobs?

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Do you know this jobs? Insurance agent [ ɪnˈʃʊərəns ˈ eɪdʒənt ] , lawyer [ ˈ lɔːjə ] , judge, salesperson [ ˈ seɪlzˌpɜːsən ] , businessman/woman, marketing manager. Company director, banker, politician [ pɒlɪˈtɪʃən ] , TV presenter [ prɪˈzentə ] , reporter, actor.

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Which is the hardest? Which is the easiest? Which is the most stressful? Which is the most interesting? Which is the best paid? Which is the worst paid? What do you think?

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Verb patterns Verbs followed by – ing form: Prefer, miss, stop, practice, not mind, can’t stand, enjoy , like, love , hate, avoid, start. I prefer staying at home whet it rains. I miss watching films with you. We practice speaking English.

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Verb patterns Verbs followed by to + infinitive: Agree, decide, learn, offer, promise, seem, wish, hope, manage, want, would like, need. I decided to buy it. You promised to come . I hope to win .

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Verb patterns Verbs followed by infinitive without to: modal verbs: could, might, should, must can. I should help him. You must study chemistry. I can cook pizza.

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Homework Complete the sentences with the infinitive or – ing form of the verbs (ориентируемся на предыдущее слово) . I love ______ (write) songs. I can’t stand ______ (having) a routine. I enjoy ______ (be) the centre of attention. I don’t mind ______ (wear) a uniform. I hope ______ (get) the chance to play. I would like ______ (help) people. I can ______ (do) things for people . Good luck! 

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Answer the questions Who is Romeo in the original? What the conflict was in Shakespeare’s work? What did this story finish?

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The article in the Students Book Who are the main characters of the story? What are their surnames? Why did these 2 families fall out? What was the crime? Was Mr Cooper right?

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Vocabulary to be under arrest – быть под арестом to appear - появляться to accuse - обвинять to admit – признаться, признавать что-л. to commit - совершать to get on – ладить ( irr .) to fall in love – влюбиться ( irr .)

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to go out – гулять с кем-л., встречаться ( irr .) to fall out - поссориться ( irr .) to find out - выяснить ( irr .) to be desperate – быть в отчаянии to prove - доказать to pour - наливать

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a crime - преступление the judge - судья excuse - оправдание a lawn - забор immediately - немедленно

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What do you think… Was Chris really guilty? What person is he? Does this love story have continuation?

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Nashestvie is one of the largest open-air festivals of Russian rock, organized by Nashe Radio station. It is held annually during the first weekend of July in the environs of Moscow, Russia. Firstly was organized in 1999 and held each year since then with the exceptions of 2007, 2020 and 2021.

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Nashestvie has changed its venue several times: it was initially held in Ramenskoye , Moscow Oblast , but recently it moved northwest to Tver Oblast. The festival's name is a word play in Russian: it literally means "invasion", but is also derived from the name of Nashe Radio (Our Radio).

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Format Nashestvie is participated in by the majority of Russia's most popular rock artists (such as Aria, Alisa, Agatha Christie, Splean , Korol i Shut), as well as bands from Ukraine and Belarus, such as Okean Elzy or Lyapis Trubetskoy . Most of the headliners represent the usual Nashe Radio playlist.

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Bands are not paid for participating in Nashestvie . Instead, the festival is used as a free promotion for them. Young bands can participate in Nashestvie ; they play in the mornings or, since 2005, on special small separate stages.

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The Great Gatsby is a novel written in 1925 by American author F. Scott Fitzgerald. Characters live in the fictional towns of West Egg and East Egg on prosperous Long Island in the summer of 1922. Many literary critics consider The Great Gatsby to be one of the greatest novels ever written.

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a graduate - выпускник to rent - арендовать to spend - проводить nearby - неподалеку neighbour - сосед a gossip (to gossip) – сплетня (сплетничать) to receive - получать

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to tear (tore, torn) a spy to nod supper to look for enormous [ ɪˈnɔːməs ]

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to tear (tore, torn) - порвать a spy - шпион to nod - кивнуть supper – поздний ужин to look for - искать enormous [ ɪˈnɔːməs ] - огромный

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to stare to be drunk to giggle infantry acquaintance [ əˈkweɪntəns ] a host

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to stare – уставиться, глазеть to be drunk – быть пьяным to giggle - хихикать infantry - пехота acquaintance [ əˈkweɪntəns ] - знакомство a host - хозяин

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to trust Chicago coolly to appear suspicious

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to trust - доверять Chicago [ ʃɪˈkɑːɡəʊ ] - Чикаго coolly – спокойно, невозмутимо to appear - появиться suspicious - подозрительный

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Home task: Find English equivalents гость сад смех знакомый уверенный пакет, сверток мужчина средних лет сцена шампанское ( +transcription ) мужчина моего возраста мокрый, влажный загадочный немедленно внезапно

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You are considering buying the appliance and now you’d like to get more information. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask five direct questions to find out about the following: 1) departure date 2) travel time 3) return ticket price 4) discounts for students 5) buying the ticket online

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You are going to study abroad for three months and want to find a swimming pool you could attend. You’d like to get more information about this swimming pool. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask five questions to find out the following: 1) location of the swimming pool 2) opening hours 3) sauna availability 4) price for 3 months 5) discounts for students

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You are considering starting breakdance lessons and now you’d like to get more information. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask five direct questions to find out about the following: 1 ) tuition fee 2) course location 3) duration of the course 4) special clothes 5) evening classes

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You are considering buying the book and now you’d like to get more information. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask five direct questions to find out about the following: 1 ) if it’s a paperback edition 2) number of illustrations 3) vegetarian dishes 4) the price 5) audio version of the book А new Cooking Book from Julia Taylor!