title: Презентация на тему: The Weather is

text:
The Weather is…..
hot
warm
cold
sunny
cloudy
rainy
snowy
foggy

Warming up

Warming up
What are these things made from?
TONGUE-TWISTER

That black cat sat on a hat.
Та черная кошка сидела на шляпе

[ᴂ]
Shopping
1) check your h/w
2)describe the pictures-kinds of shop
3)give directions
4)types of questions

Shoe shop
Обувной магазин
Hairdresser’s
парикмахерская
Newsagent’s
Газетный киоск
Bakery
булочная
Post office
почта
Florist’s
Цветочный магазин
Chemist’s
аптека
Fishmonger’s
Рыбный отдел
Clothes shop
Магазин одежды
Jeweller's
ювелирный
Butcher’s
Мясная лавка
Optician’s
оптика
Ex. 3a
1- clothes shop
2-hair dresser’s
3-butcher’s
4-bakery
5-chemist’s
6-shoe shop
7-optician’s
8-post office
9-florist’s
10-fishmonger’s
11-newsagent’s
12-jeweller’s
Ex. 3b We can buy….at the….
some stamps – post office
a packet of aspirin – chemist’s
a kilo of sausages - butcher’s
a pair of glasses – optician’s

some prawns – fishmonger’s
a bunch of tulips – florist’s
a dress – clothes shop
a fruitcake - bakery
a necklace – jeweller’s

A pair of glasses
A gold ring
A kilo of milk
October newspaper
Eye drops
Scarf
A pack of oysters
A pair of boots
bread
envelope
Bouquet of roses
Ex 4 (WB p 15)
5 types of questions
1) General (Yes/No)
Have you read this article?
2)Alternative (or)
Was he reading or writing a letter when you came in the room?
3)Tag-question (“хвостик” не так ли?)
He visited a new bakery yesterday, didn’t he?
4)Special (When, Where, Why, etc)
What did you do yesterday?
5) Who-question
Who buys new clothes every week?
What have we learnt?
Ask five questions to the sentences
I prefer shops near my house.
He bought a new pair of shoes.
People has been going out a lot recently.

HW
1)questions


title: Презентация на тему: «The Environment Protection»

text:
   Save our planet!

Air and water are polluted
Forests are cut down
Animals are damaged
Litter is put into water
The water is polluted
Pollution               Ecology
Toxins                    water
 chemicals                   flowers         litter                       animals
            cans                          trees
                                 birds
                                 fish
Match the verbs with the nouns:
           to protect                                the atmosphere
           to drop                                    the environment
           to pollute                                 old containers
           to turn off                                public transport
           to recycle                                litter
           to pay                                      lights
           to go by                                   a fine
There are some new words and expressions from the text:
Water is life
The water cannot be discharged waste !
A large number of ships on the water-very bad!
Don't throw rubbish in the forest
Do not throw garbage in the woods, leave their children something after yourself !
Littering

Air pollution

Water pollution

Endangered species

Destruction of natural resources
AND YOU KNOW........
The city is in danger
That the city was pure need to throw garbage in the trash.
Can not litter in parks because they are the only pieces of nature in the city
Can not throw garbage out of the windows, then there will be polluted streets
Environmental Protection
Answer the questions:
1.  Write out the main problems of environmental pollution.
2.  What organizations for the protection of the environment you know?
3.  Write, in your opinion, the main problem of environmental pollution.
We can reduce using electricity.
We can reduce using water.
We must recycle cartons.
We must reuse glass bottles.
We can recycle newspapers.
We must recycle paper.
We can recycle plastic containers.
All these actions help
to reduce pollution,
deforestation and
not to damage the nature.

TEST:
1) Environmental  protection is an _________problem.
   a)easy                   b)important                        c)pleasant

2)Factories pour a lot of _____into air  and  water.
  a) A shortage         b)waste                             c) pollution

3) What caused the ______of wildlife ?
a) population        b) poison                   c) destruction

4)Many rivers and lakes are______
   a)poisoned            b)filled                             c)used

5)Many scientists try _____ ecology problems.
a) to know             b) to solve               c) to protect


title: Презентация на тему: The first flight

text:
Epigraph
The first great step of mankind consists in that, to fly behind the atmosphere and to become the satellite of the Earth. All other things are very easy to do.
The exploring of reactions high organized animals on the conditions of rocket flight began at the end of 1948 by the decision of Sergey Pavlovich Korolev.
The beginning of the exploration
The experiments required small dogs at the age of  2-6 years, weight 6-7 kg with good health and high resistance to illnesses. In addition to it the dogs must be patient.
Firstly, scientific employees tamed dogs. Animals got accustomed to wear special uniform. Also people taught them to eat from automatic feeding trough.
Preparations
Korolev  attached much importance for it and personally was on the first flight of two dogs: Cigan and Dazic on the 22 of July in 1951. Dogs were alive and very happy.
The first flight
Belka and Strelka made a flight 19 august 1960. After daily flight they came back and achieved the world fame. Then they lived happily in the aviary.
Each year many achievements are made in science and they change our life. All flights that were made since 1951 contributed a lot to the development of modern astronautics.
Epilogue


title: Презентация на тему: Teens’ Problems and Moral Values

text:
Teens’ Problems and Moral Values
psycho-physiological problems
	It is very difficult to overcome them for some of teens.
	The only way to do it is to follow the doctors’ advice and wait and wait and wait…

Social Problems
Family problems - the eternal problem of fathers and children's misunderstanding.
Such informal groups as Hippies, Rockers, Bikers, Skinheads, Punks, Goths and some others appeared as a form of protest against the values and lifestyle of the adults.

Hippies, Punks, Goths
Social Problems

Personal problems
are the ones that also connected with
friendship and
love
Social Problems
 Problems at school
These kinds of problems could be easily bridged if teens always clearly understood that their education determines their further life. Unfortunately, some of us understand it too late.
Social Problems
	Such problems as violence, aggressiveness, drugs, drinking, poverty, discrimination and some others are considered to be global nowadays.

Teens’ problems and moral values.
The basic moral values are similar in different societies and the teens of different nationality understand them in the same way.

We are against moral crisis in the globalized world !


title: Презентация на тему: The famous people of the United Kingdom

text:
The famous people of the United Kingdom

William Shakespeare
Joseph Rudyard Kipling
The Beatles
David Robert Joseph Beckham
Daniel Jacob Radcliffe
Justin Drew Bieber
Sightseeing of England

Биг-Бен (англ. Big Ben) — колокольная башня в Лондоне, часть архитектурного комплекса Вестминстерского дворца. Официальное наименование — «Часовая башня Вестминстерского дворца», также её называют «Башней Св. Стефана». Собственно «Биг-Бен» — само здание и часы вместе с колоколом.
Вестминстерский дворец (Palace of Westminster) — здание на берегу Темзы в лондонском районе Вестминстер, где проходят заседания Британского парламента. Соединяется с Трафальгарской площадью улицей Уайтхолл.
Можно провести целый день, изучая одну из самых больших и лучших коллекций западноевропейской живописи, и так и не успеть посмотреть и насладиться всем до конца. Трудно поверить, что национальная коллекция началась всего с 38 полотен в доме состоятельного банкира на Полл-Молле .

 Впервые музей открылся для широкой публики 15 января 1759 года в доме Монтегю в Блумсбери, там, где сейчас располагается современный музей.
Британский музей – один из крупнейший и важнейших музеев человеческой истории и культуры в мире. Музей был основан в 1753 году на базе коллекции врача и учёного Сэра Ганса Слоана.

Высотой в 135 метров и весящий больше, чем 250 двухъярусных автобусов, Лондонский Глаз является наиболее зрелищной достопримечательностью, появившейся в городе за последнее время. Сверху открываются потрясающие виды на основные значимые места Лондона.
БУКИНГЕМСКИЙ ДВОРЕЦ, лондонская резиденция британских монархов (с 1837). Расположен с западной стороны Сент-Джеймсского парка. Построен сэром Джорджем Горингом (позднее герцогом Нориджским) при Якове I, перестраивался в 1674 и 1703 Джоном Шеффилдом, маркизом Нормандским, позднее получившим титул герцога Бакингемского.

Тауэр, на протяжении девятисотлетней истории был крепостью, которая являлась резиденцией королей, оружейным складом и казной, а также тюрьмой и местом казни.


title: Презентация на тему: The First Drifting Station

text:
The First Drifting Station
Done by Mark Spitzyn, Form 7A
                       2012г.

Drifting station — the research station created on drifting ices in deep-water part of the Arctic Ocean.

  The work on the drifting polar station under the leading of O.Y.Shmidt and I.D.Papanin.
 O.Y.Shmidt and I.D.Papanin ,  1937

Disembarkation of the Soviet expedition to drifting ice
1937.
 Official opening of first-ever drifting SP-1 station took place on June 6, 1937 in 20 km from the North Pole. Expedition lasted 9 months (274 days), the ice floe passed more than 2000 km

  Station structure: head I.D.Papanin, meteorologist and geophysicist E.K.Fedorov, radio operator E.T.Krenkel, hydrobiologist and oceanographer of Items Shirshov.
  Station staff: head- I.D.Papanin,
 meteorologist and geophysicistE.K.Fedorov,
radio operator- E.T.Krenkel,
hydrobiologist and oceanographer of Items- Shirshov.

Papanintsy for the first time measured ocean depth at a pole:
 it appeared equal 4290 m, found warm Atlantic water of Gulf Stream in the pole at a depth in some honeycombs of meters.
Near a pole to them seagulls, seals, polar bears met In the center of the Arctic is warmer, than thought earlier.
I.D.Papanin
  The scientific results received in unique drift, were presented to General Meeting of Academy of Sciences of the USSROn March 6, 1938 also were highly appreciated by experts. Scientific degrees were appropriated to scientific structure of expedition. Ivan Dmitriyevich Papanin was entitled the doctor of geographical sciences.

 75 years ago Russia made a revolutionary break in researching of the Arctic by opening the first researching  drifting station. The leading role of our country  in the organization of  oceanographic and meteorological researches in the  Arctic sea in the conditions of polar climate was fixed . Papanin's expedition made many interesting discoveries. O.Y.Schmidt and I.D.Papanin made one of the brightest pages in history of development of the Arctic pool.


title: Презентация на тему: The eleventh of October Tuesday

text:
The eleventh of OctoberTuesday
“Around the world”
  [ɪ]           [ou]            [i:]             [ɜː]
 big         home        peace        earth
 twig       dome          we            world
  [ɪ]      [ou]      [i:]       [ɜː]
home                big              earth
             world           dome             we                  peace              twig
We live in the world so vast and big,
We live in the world so hard to twig,
We live on the Earth, that`s our home,
Let`s all live in peace under heaven`s dome.

We live in  the world  so vast and big,
We live in  the world   so hard to twig,
We live on the Earth, that`s our home,
Let`s all live in        peace      under
heaven`s dome

Say if the following statements are true or false

Hi, my friend, dance with me,
It is easy, you can see,
One step back, one step out,
Then you turn yourself around.

It`s so great to dance with you,
And it is not hard to do,
One step back, one step out,
Then you turn yourself around.

Let`s dance!!!!!!!!!!!!
Put the parts of the text into the logical order and guess what county is the test about

The Russian Federation
Hi!
My name is
12 years old.
I live in Dennis.
I speak Australians.
People in my country are
English.
Bye for now.
I am Australia.
To: Russian pen-friends
From: Dennis Grey
Theme: Meeting new friends
Homework: write  a letter to a penfriend
“5” – 60-65  слов
“4” – 50-55  слов
“3” –  подобно   образцу


title: Презентация на тему: The five senses

text:
THE FIVE SENSES
Please, smell the air around you. What do you smell?
What would you smell in a kitchen?
What would you smell in the forest?
SMELL
How would these
 different things taste?
HOW COULD WE TASTE ANYTHING?
TASTE BUDS
HEARING
CLICK HERE
SIGHT
OPTICAL ILLUSION
TOUCH
THE SENSES
CLICK HERE
BALANCE
CROSSWORD


title: Презентация на тему: The Future with ‘’will’’

text:
The theme of the lesson: Music.The world’s Biggest Band.
The teacher of English language Iskakova Dinara
The theme of the lesson:
The Future with ‘’will’’
The teacher of English language
 Karyntaeva Gulmira Aktureevna
7 “А” Form

Сабақтың мақсаты: Тақырыпқа байланысты оқушыларға мағлұматтар беру. Грамматикалық тақырыпқа байланысты әр түрлі тапсырмалар орындату арқылы келер шақтың ‘’will’’ жасалуын меңгерту.
 Сабақтың міндеті: Алған білімдерін кеңейтіп, қызығушылығын арттыру.
Күтілетін нәтиже: Ауыз екі сөйлеуде оқушылар келер шақты ‘’will’’ қолдана алады.Оқушылар топтасып жұмыс жасаудың тиімділігін ұғынады, сыни тұрғыдан ойлана біледі.
 Сабақтың әдіс-тәсілдері: Топтық және жеке жұмыс , «Миға шабуыл»,  «Сәйкестендіру», «Шеңбер» әдістерін қолдану.

Dividing the class
into two teams
1-team:‘’Santa Claus’’
2-team:‘’Snow Maiden’’
Psychological training: ‘’Compliment’’

Sports clothes
Tracksuit
swimsuit
Swimming trunks
goggles
wetsuit
boots
socks
shorts

We use to be going to when we have already decided to do something. In other words we use it for our plans and decisions
The Future with ‘’to be going to’’
Checking pupils esseys about their plans for the next holiday

I will do it
Decision now
Future
Now
Past
The Future with ‘’will’’

*We use will +verb when we decide to do something at the time
 of speaking. I’ll try them on

*We use I’ll +verb when we offer to do something.
I’ll give you my expert opinion

Watching video about ‘’Christmas’’
 Group work:
Making  a decision  about New Year  holiday
Working on the exercises Ex;2
Reading the dialogue and finding sentences
 with ‘’will’’
Making  offers to help the people

Conclusion
Marking: The leaders marks for their team
Home work
Writing a dialogue on the theme
‘’Buying clothes’’ using ‘’will’’


title: Презентация на тему: The five senses

text:
CROSSWORD
THE FIVE SENSES
Please, smell the air around you. What do you smell?
What would you smell in a kitchen?
What would you smell in the forest?
SMELL
How would these
 different things taste?
HOW COULD WE TASTE ANYTHING?
TASTE BUDS
HEARING
CLICK HERE
SIGHT
OPTICAL ILLUSION
TOUCH
THE SENSES
CLICK HERE
BALANCE


title: Презентация на тему: The Flag of The United Kingdom

text:
The Flag of The United Kingdom
General information
   The Union Flag is the symbol of the United Kingdom. The colours of the UK are red, white and blue. It has got three crosses that are from each nation of the United Kingdom except for Whales. The flag is on every government building on certain special days and holidays.
History
In 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the English and Irish thrones (as James I), thereby uniting the crowns of England, Scotland and Ireland in a personal union.
History
On 12 April 1606, a new flag represented the union between England and Scotland. The flag of England (known as St George's Cross), and the flag of Scotland (known as St Andrew's Cross), were  joined together, forming the flag of Great Britain and first union flag.
History
The Act of Union 1800 united the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The new design added a red saltire, the cross of Saint Patrick, for Ireland.
Use in other flags
The Union Flag is on the flags of some Commonwealth nations, such as Australia and New Zealand.
Use in other flags
It is also on the flags of Hawaii, British Columbia and many other countries.
The Flag of The United Kingdom
General information
   The Union Flag is the symbol of the United Kingdom. The colours of the UK are red, white and blue. It has got three crosses that are from each nation of the United Kingdom except for Whales. The flag is on every government building on certain special days and holidays.
History
In 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the English and Irish thrones (as James I), thereby uniting the crowns of England, Scotland and Ireland in a personal union.
History
On 12 April 1606, a new flag represented the union between England and Scotland. The flag of England (known as St George's Cross), and the flag of Scotland (known as St Andrew's Cross), were  joined together, forming the flag of Great Britain and first union flag.
History
The Act of Union 1800 united the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The new design added a red saltire, the cross of Saint Patrick, for Ireland.
Use in other flags
The Union Flag is on the flags of some Commonwealth nations, such as Australia and New Zealand.
Use in other flags
It is also on the flags of Hawaii, British Columbia and many other countries.


title: Презентация на тему: The faces of Britain

text:
THE FACES OF BRITAIN.
Britain is rich in its historic places which link the present with the past.
Every nation and every country has its own customs and traditions. In Britain traditions play a more important part in people's life than in other countries.
One of the most striking features of British life is the self-discipline and courtesy of people of all classes.
The British don't like displaying their emotions even in dangerous and tragic situations, and ordinary people seem to remain good-tempered and cheerful under difficulties.
They don't like any boasting or showing off in manners, dress or speech.
The site has been supervised by English Heritage since 1975, and was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1986. The derelict tollhouse from 1783 was acquired by the Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust for £1 in 1974, rebuilt with an extra storey and turned into a small museum. Tourism infrastructure in the town has been sensitively managed.
            BOWLER HAT
From the 1850s to Today
THE HISTORY OF THE BOWLER HAT, INVENTED IN ENGLAND IN THE MID-19TH CENTURY, IS A MICROCOSM OF OUR MODERN SOCIAL HISTORY.
BOWLER HAT
How Popular are they Now?In modern English society, do people still make, sell and wear bowler hats?
THE V-sign
Where did the V-sign come from? We may never know, although one persistent theory says it has something to do with English longbowmen. What is clearer is that the gesture has two quite different sets of meanings, depending on whether you make it with your palm turned inward or facing outward.
THE RUDE VERSION
In Britain, the V-sign - when done with the palm backwards - is a rude insult, meaning "Get Stuffed!". Although it is now losing ground to the American single finger, it is still seen from time to time. Recent two-finger saluters include deputy PM John Prescott, Liam Gallagher of Oasis and England striker, Wayne Rooney.
The strangest thing about this rude gesture is that nobody knows where it comes from, or even what the two fingers are supposed to represent. The earliest description of an insulting V-sign comes from the French writer, François Rabelais. In his comic epic,Gargantua And Pantagruel (1532), he described a duel of gestures between two characters, Panurge and Thaumast:

V FOR VICTORY
The V-sign also stands for "Victory", and unlike the British "Get Stuffed!" sign, this meaning is understood and used around the world. Popularised by Winston Churchill during world war two, the idea came from a Belgian lawyer called Victor De Lavelaye.
 On January 4, 1941, Victor De Lavelaye, a Belgian refugee in Britain, made a BBC radio broadcast to his countrymen, in which he suggested a new way of striking at their Nazi occupiers:

I am proposing to you as a rallying emblem the letter V, because V is the first letter of the words 'Victoire' in French, and 'Vrijheid' in Flemish: two things which go together, as Walloons and Flemings are at the moment marching hand in hand, two things which are the consequence one of the other, the Victory which will give us back our freedom, the Victory of our good friends the English. Their word for Victory also begins with V.

Could De Lavelaye have got this idea from his own first name?

The Churchillian gesture
Winston Churchill took up the Victory campaign enthusiastically, and made a V sign with his fingers whenever a camera was pointed at him, his palm facing in both directions. This dismayed his private secretary, John Colville. In September 1941, Colville wrote in his diary, ''The PM will give the V-sign with two fingers in spite of representations repeatedly made to him that this gesture has quite another significance.''
Churchill was eventually persuaded to use only the palm forwards gesture.

Around the world
   The V for Victory gesture is now understood and used worldwide. Following the first free elections in Iraq,
    in January 2005, Iraqi women leaving the polling
   stations were photographed making the sign triumphantly.
   The gesture is also made by Palestinians and Israelis,
   by American GIs in Iraq and Afghanistan and by those they fight against.
The Victory gesture can be made with palms facing
    in either direction, though the palm forwards
    sign is more common - perhaps due to
    the influence of Winston Churchill.

THE ARCHERS' V-SIGN: AN URBAN LEGEND
The rude V-sign is widely seen as a gesture of English defiance, supposedly originating in the archers who fought in the 100 Years War against France. Our nominator, Catherine Cooper, wrote, "It was a means of telling your opponent that you were still capable of drawing a bow string back, as you still had two fingers!"
THE ARCHERS' V-SIGN: AN URBAN LEGEND

The greatest victories of the 100 Years War, at Crécy (1346), Poitiers (1356) and Agincourt (1415) were all won by English (and Welsh) longbowmen, raining tens of thousands of arrows down on charging French knights. In each battle, the English army was vastly outnumbered, yet the French threw away their numerical advantage. Due to their deeply ingrained code of chivalry, they believed that the honourable way to fight was using a frontal charge, followed by hand-to-hand combat with English knights, who were their social equals. The French knights viewed the humble archers with contempt, and so they died in their thousands.

                                The archers story is an urban legend - a story, usually false, which appears mysteriously, spreads quickly and is widely believed to be true. In 1968, when the term "urban legend" was invented (by US folklorist Richard Dorsen) such stories spread by word of mouth or through newspapers. Today, thanks to the internet, they can travel much faster and further.

We have several good reasons to distrust the story of the archers. It does not appear in any contemporary account of the Hundred Years War, nor in any academic history of the period.
The story is inherently unlikely. During the Hundred Years War, the only prisoners taken were nobles, protected by the code of chivalry, or those rich enough to have a ransom value. The lives of people outside the chivalric code were seen as worthless. In 1370, for example, Edward the Black Prince, victor of Poitiers, ordered the massacre of 3,000 men, women and children in the French town of Limoges. Yet the Black Prince was seen by both English and French as a ''flower of chivalry".
Like the people of Limoges, English longbowmen were not protected by the code of chivalry, and had no value as prisoners. Why would the French go to the trouble of amputating their fingers when they could just as easily kill them?
In the 1970s, anthropologist and author Desmond Morris made a detailed study of the history of the rude V-sign, and came up with ten possible explanations for its origin. His 1979 book, Gestures, Their Origin And Distribution, has a whole chapter on the sign, yet he does not even mention archers. This suggests that the story was invented after 1979.

THE ARCHERS' V-SIGN: AN URBAN LEGEND
A story may be a fiction but, like the legend of Robin Hood, it can still capture the public imagination. It was in the 1990s that the story of the defiant archers spread. This was a time when many English people felt threatened by the European Community, and hostility to the French in particular was encouraged by the right-wing press.

In November 1990, The Sun newspaper ran a famous front page
 featuring a picture of a two-fingered salute with the headline,
 "UP YOURS DELORS!" This was aimed at Jacques Delors,
the Frenchman who was then head of the European Commission.
The paper was full of hatred directed at the French, described
as people "who INSULT us, BURN our lambs, FLOOD our
 country with dodgy food and PLOT to abolish the dear old pound."
Readers were urged to "tell the feelthy French to FROG OFF" by gathering throughout Britain the following day, facing France and at 12 noon shouting "Up Yours Delors!". Two pages carried a town-by-town guide telling readers in which direction to face so that they could aim their anger towards France. People living on the south coast were told to "face the sea and turn steadily to the left until they SMELL the garlic."

 Land Rover
The Rover Cycle Company was started in 1894 and by 1902 had progressed from pedal bikes to motor cycles. By 1906 the company was making cars and became known as The Rover Company Limited. During the depression of the 1930s the company struggled, but the arrival of Spencer Wilkes and later his brother Maurice, sparked something of a revival. Between them the dynamic duo built up a reputation for producing high quality cars with superb engineering right up until the outbreak of the Second World War.

CHEDDAR CHEESE
Feeling peckish? Then let us offer you a nibble of the most famous cheese in the world. There may be Cheddars made in Ireland, in New Zealand and in Canada, but the original one is named after a little village in the dramatic landscape of the Cheddar Gorge in Somerset.
CHEDDAR CHEESE
We know of a local cheese named Cheddar as far back as the late 12th century, a much older provenance than any of the other renowned cheeses of England. Court account books show Henry II ordering over 10,000lb of Cheddar at a rather favourable one farthing (one-quarter of an old penny) per pound in 1170, as did his son Prince John in the following decade. In these days, cheese was a bespoke affair, being made to order by dairy farmers, rather than being a matter of routine production.
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Running across northern England, from the Tyne to the Solway Firth, is a great 73-mile wall built in AD 122-8 on the orders of the Roman Emperor, Hadrian. According to his Roman biographer, it was constructed "to separate the Romans from the barbarians".
 Hadrian wall is a sign- the whole country could not be conquered and held.
The wall, with its regularly spaced forts, milecastles and watchtowers, was a visible symbol of Roman power, and must have amazed the local Britons. Yet it was also a sign of weakness since by building the wall, Hadrian was admitting that the whole country could not be conquered and held.
Hadrian's wall -is a symbol of reisistance.
As an icon, Hadrian's wall has different meanings. For the English living south of the wall, it's a reminder of the Roman heritage, and of a time when the country was part of a European and Mediterranean superstate. For English and Scots living north of the wall, it's a symbol of reisistance - a reminder that northern Britain was never conquered
The Iron Bridge represented a major turning-point in the industrial revolution.
The Bridge was completed in 1779. Constructed almost entirely of solid iron girders supported on two massive stone abutments, it represented a major turning-point in the industrial revolution. People came from all over Europe and America to see the Iron Bridge, a little town with a hotel rapidly grew up around it, and it was declared illegal to attempt to cross the Severn here by any other means than the tollbridge.


title: Презентация на тему: THE FLAG OF THE USA - STARS AND STRIPES

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The  USA.
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Washington D.C. and New-York are situated on the east coast of the USA. They are  washed by the Atlantic Ocean.
The White House
It is the place where the President of the USA lives and works.
 It has 123 rooms.
It is located in Washington D.C., the capital of the USA.
It was built in 1792-1800 on Pennsylvania Avenue.
The main sights of New-York.
New-York
Golden Gate in San-Francisco
The Twin Towers
Broadway
Wall Street Stock Exchange.
Central park.


title: Презентация на тему: The genius of the world music

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Mozart is the only musician who had as much knowledge as genius, and as much genius as knowledge.
                                      Rossini
Austria, the country connected with the name of W. A. Mozart
Austria is situated in the centre of  Europe. It is famous for musical life, because more than one hundred composers were born in the country.
One of the most
beautiful cities
 in Austria
A birthplace and a native city
 of W.A. Mozart
The city of music thanks
 to the great composer
                 1756 - 1791
Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart and his sister at the piano
Wolfgang with his father and sister
Wolfgang loved music from childhood
All his life he devoted to music
The future genius
The house where the family of the composer lived
27 piano concertos
23 string quartets
35 violin sonatas
41 symphonies
6 operas
Religious music,
serenades


title: Презентация на тему: The english language in the modern world

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The english language in the modern world
culture
With English, you can always communicate with business partners to participate in international conferences, read international newspapers and magazines. Many of the world’s top films, books and music are published and produced in English. Therefore by learning English you will have access to a great wealth of entertainment and will be able to have a greater cultural understanding.

CAREER
The other importance of the language is that it creat a greater opportunity for a job. As we know, in this modern world, businesses are targetting at quatities of employees; and, knowing English is one of those qualities. Consequently, if we know English and good at it, we will have more chances to get a job.
A TRIP ABROAD
Everyone knows that modern man is the personality of a versatile and curious, seeking in his life to visit as many different countries and cities to get acquainted with the culture and customs of other nations. And how this is possible without knowledge of the English language? In tourist countries, whether Turkey or Spain, everyone who works with tourists speak English.
organizations
English is the dominant business language and it has become almost a necessity for people to speak English if they are to enter a global workforce. Many private organizations or public buildings use English in their business.
Science
Knowledge of the English language gives the opportunity to study in prestigious universities abroad. English is now used almost exclusively as the language of science. The fact that English is the de facto global language of science is not likely to change anytime soon.


title: Презентация на тему: THE FAMOUS WRITERS OF GREAT BRITAIN

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Открытый урок ”The famous writers of Great Britain”

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An auction-”The famous writers of Great Britain”
William Shakespeare.
When and where was Shakespeare born?
He was born on the 23rd of April in 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon.
What is known about his parents?
His father John Shakespeare was a glove maker, his mother Mary Arden was from a wealthy and responsible family.
Coat of Arms with the motto
Tell us the titles of his most famous plays?
“Romeo and Juliet” , “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” , “Othello” .

How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?
He wrote 154 sonnets.
Reconstructed theater "Globe"
When and where did Shakespeare die?
He died on the 23rd of April in 1616 in Stratford-on-Avon.
Walter Scott.
When and where was Walter Scott born?
He was born on the 15th of August in 1771 in Edinburgh.
What is known about his parents?
Scott’s father was a lawyer, his mother was a daughter of a physician.
What is the title of his first book and when was it written?
Scott’s first book “The Chase, and William, and Helen” was written in 1796.
What genre of literature did Scott use most often and successfully?
Scott is considered to be the inventor and the greatest practitioner of a historical novel.
When and where did Walter Scott die?
He died on the 21st of September in1832 in Abbotsford, Scotland.
Mary Shelley

When and where was Mary Shelley born?
Mary Shelley
When did she meet Percy Shelly?
Percy Shelley
What was Percy Shelley?
What story did she begin to write?
Why did Mary write a story?
Frankenstein
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Did you feel sorry for the monster?

Did you feel sorry for Victor?


title: Презентация на тему: The Galaxy

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The Galaxy
The star group to which our system belongs is called the Milky Way or just the Galaxy…

 There are about
100 000 000 000 stars in the Galaxy!

But…
The Milky Way isn’t the only Galaxy in space!
People can see the Andromeda galaxy, the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds..
Where will people go after they’ve explored their own solar systems?
Experts say that travel to other galaxies will only be possible on huge «spaceships»… They will travel through space for 100 or even 1000 years with many people on board…
Then, when a suitable planet is found, some of these people will stay there and begin a new life. Later, they’ll build new starships and go further to investigate the Universe!
The End


title: Презентация на тему: The Four Seasons

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 The Four Seasons
Spring
The sun shines more and the days begin to get warmer.

Spring is a time when baby animals are born.

Spring is a time when plants and trees wake up after a long winters nap.

Spring showers help to warm the earth, moisten the soil, helping new plants to grow.
Summer
Long, hot days.

Summer fruit and vegetables are ready to be picked.

You see many bees and butterflies fly flower to flower.
Fall
Leaves change to yellow, orange, and red.

Picking fruit and vegetables.

Animals get ready for  winter.

Winter
Winter is cold.

Children dress warmly to play in the snow.

Animals head to their winter homes.
The Four Seasons
Round and round the seasons go
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
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title: Презентация на тему: The Future Perfect Tense

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The Future Perfect Tense
He will have written 3 books by the year 2009
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title: Презентация на тему: The game for the 8th forms "The winner"

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Connect the words correctly
Find as many words as possible.
Sport
A lot of people never exercise. They often eat the wrong food as well. These people become unhealthy.
In our family all of us are careful about our food and exercise a lot. My dad and brother run five kilometres every day. They are very healthy. They like swimming and running. My father doesn't drink any alcohol and he never smokes. My mum and I do aerobics at the weekend. I always eat some fruit for breakfast: an apple and an orange. I eat a lot of vegetables, but I never eat any sugar. It's very bad for teeth.
My brother does a lot of sports: swimming, cycling, yoga and jogging. He likes swimming, because it is good for the back. Cycling is good for the legs, and it's relaxing. Yoga is good for breathing. It's also very relaxing.
Jogging is good for losing weight, and also very good for breathing. It's very good for the heart, too. Tennis is fun, and very exciting. It's very good for arms and legs. I like it a lot.
Answer the following questions.
1. This kind of games is for people with a physical disability .
2. In this kind of sport the sportsman jumps up and down on a sheet of material.
3. It is a kind of football game, where players can handle a ball.
4. This game is called an English football.
5. This game is played at the dark green table with a small sort of a ball by two or four people.
 1. The Football Association has held the FA Cup competitions for the middle of the 19th century.
2.Running competitions has been held since ancient times.
3.Since when time has the Rider Cup been held?
4.The standard game (Rugby Union) has played by teams of 15.
5. The Tour de France cycling race has been held for 1926.
Answer the following questions
When do most schools in England have a sports day?
Where do all children go if their school has no playing-field?
How is that day organized?
Which competitions do they take part in?
Do we have the similar events at our school?
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title: Презентация на тему: The fall of a genuine dream in the American society of 1920s

text:
The fall of a genuine dream in the American society of 1920s
PROJECT WORK
prepared by Kucherova Ekaterina,
9 form
Center of Education № 825
Moscow, 2012
teacher: Kudryavtseva E. A.

     Everybody has its own dream. One who has an irresistible and honest desire to fulfill or obtain something is worth being respected. Having a dream is only one side of a coin. The reverse of it is how to realize it. Do all means suit in this case?

   Can a genuine dream come true in the society of low morality?
Introduction
Francis Scott Fitzgerald
    The best way to solve this intricate issue is to find an appropriate sample in history and culture. An outstanding writer Francis Scott Fitzgerald created what afterwards became an immortal masterpiece «The Great Gatsby».

The aim of the research:

to determine whether it is possible to realize a genuine dream in the American society of 1920s on the basis of the novel «The Great Gatsby».
The objectives of the research:

to give a brief historical review of the American society of 1920s;
to consider the main character traits of the novel from the moral point of view;
to depict the title and the original cover of the book «The Great Gatsby»;
to describe the major symbols and stylistic devices in the novel that reflect the contradictoriness of human feelings in the novel;
to reveal the impossibility of Gatsby’s dream in the American society of 1920s;
to show the meaning of Gatsby’s end of the dream and draw a conclusion.

A brief historical review of the American society of 1920s
    «Roaring Twenties» are characterized by radical modernization and a break with traditional values. Illegal «hooch» gave organized crime a «shot in the arm».
    Meanwhile the country in 1920s was full of jazz-bands, black musicians played in night bars, casinos.
    The spirit, excitement and violence of the era Fitzgerald named «the Jazz Age». The tragedy of this period of time is depicted in the novel «The Great Gatsby», where luxury and festivity go hand in hand with elusive future, low morality and despair.

Gatsby’s genuine and unattainable dream
A young, mysterious millionaire, later revealed to be a bootlegger, Jay Gatsby spent his life acquiring wealth in hope for returning the past — the love of his lost sweet heart.
He obtained a great mansion, a gorgeous car and outfits, held pompous parties to draw her attention. His attempt to accomplish his dream with cars and shirts could not have been successful. Money is not the major factor towards happiness in this world.

The cover of the book
   The original cover of the book created by Francis Cugat is among the most celebrated pieces of jacket art. There is a figure of woman’s face, which is placed above the amusement park. It has no nose but it has beautiful lips and glassy eyes from which flows a tear. The face may belong to Daisy as her inner world is constantly struggling against her principles and outer circumstances .

   The cover presented by Tamara de Lempicka depicts a woman with golden hair and scarlet lips wearing a green dress, white gloves and a hat. This young lady seems to be Daisy. Golden color of her hair may refer to the luxurious life; the green one reflects Gatsby’s unattainable dream and hope. Daisy shelters her face with a snowy hat as if showing its former pure inner world.

Major symbols and colors
The eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg
The embodiment of God’s judgment of the American society as a moral wasteland
The Valley of Ashes
The moral and social decay, the state of the poor
Green
hope, cheerful future
Grey and ashen
lifelessness and barrenness
Blue
romantic sides of Gatsby’s dream
White
purity, hope and faith in the cheerful future
Pink
wealth
Daisy’s voice
Moneyed society to which Daisy belongs
Heat and rain
Controversy states of people’s emotions: tensions vs. sadness and relief

The conclusion
«Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that’s no matter — tomorrow we will run farther, stretch out our arms farther….».
    The incorruptible dream can’t come true in the society with wrong vision and moral settings. In this novel we can see that Gatsby is a hostage of the society in which he lives.
    To be faithful to your dream and die for it is much better then dissolve oneself in the society of low morality. Francis Scott Fitzgerald liked Gatsby as he couldn’t «go with the stream».
Toby Stephens
(«The Great Gatsby», 2000)


title: Презентация на тему: The Golden Age

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The Golden Age of Russian Literature
Alexander Pushkin (1799 - 1837)
    Alexander Pushkin, the father of Russian letters, was the author of over seven hundred lyric poems. He wrote also the volumes of narrative poetry, dramatic works, short stories, and made adaptations of Russian fairy tales. It is one of the Russia's tragedies that Pushkin, involved by the court into a duel over his wife's honour, died when he was only 37 years old.
Mikhail Lermontov (1814 - 1841)
     A young hussar officer, Mikhail Lermontov, expressing his wrath against the society and his sorrow about Pushkin's death, wrote the verses The Death of the Poet. Lermontov was arrested for his apparent call for freedom and exiled to the Caucasus. In 1841, the rebellious poet was also killed in a duel. In Caucasus, he started writing his most celebrated work, A Hero of Our Time. So remarkable is his craftsmanship that Anton Chekhov recommended anyone to read the first chapter of this novel in order to learn how to write.
Nicholai Gogol (1809 - 1852).
The real master of the art of satire was Nicholai Gogol. When he arrived to St. Petersburg Pushkin encouraged him as a writer. Gogol is best known as the author of The Government Inspector and Dead Souls. He is famous for telling bitter truths about Russia's troubles.
Ivan Turgenev (1818  - 1883)
Novels of Ivan Turgenev were translated into several languages long before the works of any other Russian writer. His first published work Sportsman's Sketches, demonstrated the author's gift for depicting Russian nature and characters. Turgenev became famous with his Nest of Gentlefolk and his masterpiece Fathers and Sons.
Feodor Dostoevsky established his name in the literature with his novel Crime and Punishment, published in 1866. This novel made him famous not only at home but also in the whole world. In this work, Dostoevsky gave the brilliant analysis of the Russian character. The hero, Raskolnikov, after committing a crime, experienced deep feeling of repentance.
Leo Tolstoy (1828  - 1910)
Dostoevsky, the real master of psychological prose, is often compared with Leo Tolstoy. Tolstoy is the greatest Russian thinker and one of the world's supreme novelists. The secret of Tolstoy's literary success lays in his truthfulness to life.
Tolstoy was born in 1828 at the family estate in Yasnaya Polyana. As a young man, he served in the army in the Caucasus and in the Crimea. There he wrote his first Sevastopol's Stories. After marriage to Sophia Behrs in 1862, he spent the next fifteen years in the countryside where he finished his War and Peace in 1869 and Anna Karenina in 1877. Two years later he came to deep spiritual crisis, described in his Confession. Rejecting the inventions of urban civilization, Tolstoy declared a return to the simplicity of primitive agricultural life. He was deeply unhappy about the fact that he was living in conditions of luxury while surrounded by poverty. In the end of his life Tolstoy left Yasnaya Polyana forever at the age of eighty-two.
Anton Chekhov (I860 - 1904).
Among Tolstoy's contemporaries, one of the finest prose writers was Anton Chekhov. He was praised by Tolstoy as "an incomparable artist." Chekhov, an outstanding master of the short story, had become a professional writer by 1888. Yet, he did not abandon his medical training and served as a doctor at his country estate, Melikhovo, near Moscow. When his own health became worse, he moved to the Crimea, and after 1900 most of his life, he spent in Yalta. His best-known short stories and plays were written in the last years of his life. Soon after his marriage to Olga Knipper, an actress of the Moscow Art Theatre, Chekhov died of tuberculosis in 1904.
Around the turn of the century a brilliant new generation of prose writers and poets was appearing. Their works contributed to the Silver Age of Russian culture in the years between 1885 and 1915.


title: Презентация на тему: The golden rule in the life of Mother Teresa

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                               to research the moral principle
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

«LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR AS YOU LOVE YOURSELF».
                                                                                Matthew 7:12.
prayed for people.
opened food kitchens in the 23 places in India.
opened schools.
started a big home for children, who did not have parents.
started a home for dying people.
opened street clinics.
gave the poor people food.
stayed with dying people in the streets and they did not die alone.
worked in the slums with the poor people.
started food kitchens.
helped in the hospitals.
worked alone as a teacher.

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                               to research the moral principle
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principle
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                               to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.

to study the Golden rule in the Bible;
to study the meaning of love;
to analyse the life of Mother Teresa;
to find the reason for getting the Nobel prize.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                                       to research the moral principles
                          in the life of Mother Teresa.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                                             to research the moral principles
                                   in the life of Mother Teresa.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                                to research the moral principles
                    in the life of Mother Teresa.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

prayed for people.
opened food kitchens in the 23 places in India.
opened schools.
started a big home for children, who did not have parents.
started a home for dying people.
opened street clinics.
gave the poor people food.
stayed with dying people in the streets and they did not die alone.
worked in the slums with the poor people.
started food kitchens.
helped in the hospitals.
worked alone as a teacher.

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                                to research the moral principles
                    in the life of Mother Teresa.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.

                                to research the moral principles
                    in the life of Mother Teresa.
   		Mother Teresa took care of the poor people and showed the selfness love. It was a relationship of self-giving. Her love was not in the human heart only, but her love as self-giving was manifested.


title: Презентация на тему: The geographical map of the USA

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        The geographical map of the USA
                            - Geography        -  History              -  States                   -  cities                         -  sights
                Fact files:
Official name: The United States of America
Status: A federal republic, a union of 50 states
Area: 9,364,000 squ. km.
Population: about 250 mln. people (2006)
 Capital: Washington, D.C.

Some facts from the history of The USA:
Natural sights of the USA
The USA is divided into 50 states. Hawaii became the 50th state in 1959. Alaska is separated from Russia by the Bering Strait. It is the biggest and the coldest state of the country.
Each of the states has its own capital, government and symbol.

                                What is special about Hawaii and Alaska ?
Washington (D.C) was named in honour of the first American president (1789-1796).

The White House is the Residence                                                              The Capitol is the highest
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                                                                          where laws are made.
                                                                      No building in the city may
                                                                    be more than 40 meters high.

At the entrance to New York Harbour you can see a great statue which is called the Statue of Liberty. It is 46 meters high excluding the pedestal.
The Statue was designed by Bartholdy, a French sculptor, who worked ten years at it. In 1876 the statue was taken to pieces  and shipped across the Atlantic as a gift from the French government to the USA for its democratic views.
Chicago ,the second capital of the USA, stands on the banks of  Lake Michigan (was founded in 1833)
Would you comment the dates?
1492                      1909

         1776                 1955

                     1861
Would you answer the questions?
Thanks to his exploration America has got its name?
It is 51 meters high, is situated on the border between Canada and the USA-?
It is famous for its three universities - ?
He founded the first park of entertainment for children - ?
The home of the first skyscraper?
Who presented the Statue of Liberty to the USA and why?
Th. Roosevelt took part in the building of this sight?
What is the biggest state of the USA?
This city has no skyscrapers - ?

The capital of the country, a state, a lake,
an island, a mount, a canyon, some
universities and colleges, streets and
 squares are named after him.
In 1888 the Washington Monument was
established in the capital (169 m. high)
The Sights of Washington
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the USA
The Statue of Liberty is                                  the symbol of New York.
A wonderful fountain in a classical style                    near the Michigan
The star avenue
Walt Disney (1901-1966)
A world famous cartoon
Director.
His Mickey Mouse and
 Donald Duck are known to every child in the world.
A new Disneyland  in Florida, built in 1971.


title: Презентация на тему: The Gerund

text:
The Gerund
 to thank for
to depend on
to object to
to think of
to hear of
to be fond of
to be tired of
to be interested in
to be afraid of
Write Gerund form.
To influence,
to recite, to play,
to study, to enjoy,
to run, to begin,
to put, to conduct,
to sit, to stay.
Use the words to make the words combinations.
Love
Like
Enjoy
Hate
Don`t mind
Don`t like
Playing games
Flying by plain
Reading in bed
Going to cafes
Getting up early
Traveling by bus
Doing exercises
Washing and ironing
Leaning English
Use gerunds formed of the verbs to complete the sentences.
clean
play
rain
smoke
make
cry
meet
Answer the questions.
Do you take much interest in learning English ?
What do you Enjoy doing in spare time?
Are you fond of learning and reciting poems?
Do you like dancing quick?
When will you begin preparing for your exams?
What things do you enjoy doing?
Translate into English using gerund.
Find the sentences with gerund.
1 Continue reading, while I am writing these words.
2 While they were talking, I went home.
3 Learning a foreign languages is difficult.
4 The teachers tell us something interesting every day.
5 I am afraid of losing my keys.
Keys   1, 3, 5.
Make up sentences by analogy.
Keys
I like skating.
I hate reading detective stories.
I think sanding him a telegram.
They stopped smoking.
I remember telling you about it.
Define the functions gerund
1 What  is the reason of going there?
2 She suggested going to the zoo.
3 On seeing her parents, the girl ran towards to them.
4 Traveling is the good kind of rest.
5 I`m tired of reading this text.
Make the sentences using gerund.
1 making this
2 discussing this question now.
3 visiting gallery.
4 crying
5 preparing homework
The Gerund
 to thank for
to depend on
to object to
to think of
to hear of
to be fond of
to be tired of
to be interested in
to be afraid of
Write Gerund form.
To influence,
to recite, to play,
to study, to enjoy,
to run, to begin,
to put, to conduct,
to sit, to stay.
Use the words to make the words combinations.
Love
Like
Enjoy
Hate
Don`t mind
Don`t like
Playing games
Flying by plain
Reading in bed
Going to cafes
Getting up early
Traveling by bus
Doing exercises
Washing and ironing
Leaning English
Use gerunds formed of the verbs to complete the sentences.
clean
play
rain
smoke
make
cry
meet
Answer the questions.
Do you take much interest in learning English ?
What do you Enjoy doing in spare time?
Are you fond of learning and reciting poems?
Do you like dancing quick?
When will you begin preparing for your exams?
What things do you enjoy doing?
Translate into English using gerund.
Find the sentences with gerund.
1 Continue reading, while I am writing these words.
2 While they were talking, I went home.
3 Learning a foreign languages is difficult.
4 The teachers tell us something interesting every day.
5 I am afraid of losing my keys.
Keys   1, 3, 5.
Make up sentences by analogy.
Keys
I like skating.
I hate reading detective stories.
They stopped smoking.
I remember telling you about it.
Define the functions gerund
1 What  is the reason of going there?
2 She suggested going to the zoo.
3 On seeing her parents, the girl ran towards to them.
4 Traveling is the good kind of rest.
5 I`m tired of reading this text.
Make the sentences using gerund.
1 making this
2 discussing this question now.
3 visiting gallery.
4 crying
5 preparing homework
The Gerund
 to thank for
to depend on
to object to
to think of
to hear of
to be fond of
to be tired of
to be interested in
to be afraid of
Write Gerund form.
To influence,
to recite, to play,
to study, to enjoy,
to run, to begin,
to put, to conduct,
to sit, to stay.
Use the words to make the words combinations.
Love
Like
Enjoy
Hate
Don`t mind
Don`t like
Playing games
Flying by plain
Reading in bed
Going to cafes
Getting up early
Traveling by bus
Doing exercises
Washing and ironing
Leaning English
Use gerunds formed of the verbs to complete the sentences.
clean
play
rain
smoke
make
cry
meet
Answer the questions.
Do you take much interest in learning English ?
What do you Enjoy doing in spare time?
Are you fond of learning and reciting poems?
Do you like dancing quick?
When will you begin preparing for your exams?
What things do you enjoy doing?
Translate into English using gerund.
Find the sentences with gerund.
1 Continue reading, while I am writing these words.
2 While they were talking, I went home.
3 Learning a foreign languages is difficult.
4 The teachers tell us something interesting every day.
5 I am afraid of losing my keys.
Keys   1, 3, 5.
Make up sentences by analogy.
Keys

I like skating.
I hate reading detective stories.
They stopped smoking.
I remember telling you about it.
Define the functions gerund
1 What  is the reason of going there?
2 She suggested going to the zoo.
3 On seeing her parents, the girl ran towards to them.
4 Traveling is the good kind of rest.
5 I`m tired of reading this text.
Make the sentences using gerund.
1 making this
2 discussing this question now.
3 visiting gallery.
4 crying
5 preparing homework
The Gerund
 to thank for
to depend on
to object to
to think of
to hear of
to be fond of
to be tired of
to be interested in
to be afraid of
Write Gerund form.
To influence,
to recite, to play,
to study, to enjoy,
to run, to begin,
to put, to conduct,
to sit, to stay.
Use the words to make the words combinations.
Love
Like
Enjoy
Hate
Don`t mind
Don`t like
Playing games
Flying by plain
Reading in bed
Going to cafes
Getting up early
Traveling by bus
Doing exercises
Washing and ironing
Leaning English
Use gerunds formed of the verbs to complete the sentences.
clean
play
rain
smoke
make
cry
meet
Answer the questions.
Do you take much interest in learning English ?
What do you Enjoy doing in spare time?
Are you fond of learning and reciting poems?
Do you like dancing quick?
When will you begin preparing for your exams?
What things do you enjoy doing?
Translate into English using gerund.
Find the sentences with gerund.
1 Continue reading, while I am writing these words.
2 While they were talking, I went home.
3 Learning a foreign languages is difficult.
4 The teachers tell us something interesting every day.
5 I am afraid of losing my keys.
Keys   1, 3, 5.
Make up sentences by analogy.

Keys
I like skating.
I hate reading detective stories.
They stopped smoking.
I remember telling you about it.
Define the functions gerund
1 What  is the reason of going there?
2 She suggested going to the zoo.
3 On seeing her parents, the girl ran towards to them.
4 Traveling is the good kind of rest.
5 I`m tired of reading this text.
Make the sentences using gerund.
1 making this
2 discussing this question now.
3 visiting gallery.
4 crying
5 preparing homework
The Gerund
 to thank for
to depend on
to object to
to think of
to hear of
to be fond of
to be tired of
to be interested in
to be afraid of
Write Gerund form.
To influence,
to recite, to play,
to study, to enjoy,
to run, to begin,
to put, to conduct,
to sit, to stay.
Use the words to make the words combinations.
Love
Like
Enjoy
Hate
Don`t mind
Don`t like
Playing games
Flying by plain
Reading in bed
Going to cafes
Getting up early
Traveling by bus
Doing exercises
Washing and ironing
Leaning English
Use gerunds formed of the verbs to complete the sentences.
clean
play
rain
smoke
make
cry
meet
Answer the questions.
Do you take much interest in learning English ?
What do you Enjoy doing in spare time?
Are you fond of learning and reciting poems?
Do you like dancing quick?
When will you begin preparing for your exams?
What things do you enjoy doing?
Translate into English using gerund.
Find the sentences with gerund.
1 Continue reading, while I am writing these words.
2 While they were talking, I went home.
3 Learning a foreign languages is difficult.
4 The teachers tell us something interesting every day.
5 I am afraid of losing my keys.
Keys   1, 3, 5.
Make up sentences by analogy.

Keys
I like skating.
I hate reading detective stories.
They stopped smoking.
I remember telling you about it.
Define the functions gerund
1 What  is the reason of going there?
2 She suggested going to the zoo.
3 On seeing her parents, the girl ran towards to them.
4 Traveling is the good kind of rest.
5 I`m tired of reading this text.
Make the sentences using gerund.
1 making this
2 discussing this question now.
3 visiting gallery.
4 crying
5 preparing homework


title: Презентация на тему: The Good Samaritan

text:
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
Featuring the art of Henry Martin
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There was once a man traveling from Jerusalem to Jericho.
On the way he was attacked by robbers.
They stripped him of his clothes and money, beat him, and left him half dead beside the road.
Luckily, a priest happened to be going down the same road,
but when he saw the man lying there, he crossed to the other side of the road and passed him by.
Next a Temple assistant saw him lying there,
but he also passed by on the other side.
Then a Samaritan came along,
When he saw the man's condition, his heart went
out to him.
Kneeling beside him, the Samaritan cleaned his wounds and bandaged them. Then he lifted him onto his donkey and took him to an inn, where he took care of him.
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Which of these three do you think did what Jesus would have done?
Luke 10:30-37
The one who had mercy, of course.
Then do what Jesus did!
©2003 Sermons4Kids, Inc. and Henry Martin
All Rights Reserved
Free use for ministry purposes permitted.  Not to be distributed for profit.


title: Презентация на тему: The Ghosts of the British Castles

text:
What story would be complete without a haunted castle. Here you will find a listing of some of the castles that are reportedly haunted in Great Britain.
Cardiff Castle, CardiffThe second Marquess of Bute began restoration of Cardiff Castle but died in 1848. He is said to appear by walking through the fireplace of the library. He leaves this room by passing through a six-foot-thick wall into a corridor, then passes through the wall of the chapel into the room in which he died.The main dining-hall of the castle is also disturbed. At precisely 3:45am heavy doors open and shut by themselves and the lights flash on and off.A "faceless vision in a flowing grayish-white skirt" has also appeared in a stockroom close by, where things get disarranged.
Conwy Castle, ConwyOne of Robert Wynn's successors at Plas Mawr had to leave Conwy to fight in a distant war. When the time was near for his return, his wife and child climbed the steep stair to the lookout tower. He was late, and the wife and child had to leave the tower because of darkness. On the way down she slipped, and, along with her child, fell to the bottom of the tower. They were taken to the lantern room.
Doctor Dick was summoned but stated he could do nothing to save them. Fearing the wrath of the lord upon his return, the servant locked Dr. Dick inside the lantern room with the dying family. Upon the Master's return, the door was unlocked. He found the dead bodies of his wife and child, but not Dr. Dick. The Doctor was never seen again. The bereaved husband eventually went mad with grief and died soon after. His ghost still seeks the missing doctor in the lantern room and will continue to do so until he is found.
Dover Castle, KentDover Castle is associated with numerous ghosts and strange sounds.In the King's bedroom, the lower half of a man has been seen walking through the doorway. The specter of a woman dressed in a red dress has been seen at the west stairway of the keep. The sounds of a creaking doorway opening and closing where a door used to be, but isn't anymore, have been heard.
Tower of London, LondonIn 1816, a guard saw what he described afterwards as "a shadowy bear walking up the stairs in the twilight." He lunged at it with his bayonet, which shattered against the wall. The ghostly presence walked on unaffected and the guard, having told his unlikely story to others, died of shock a few days later.
Arundel Castle, SussexA ghost from King Charles II's time browses books in the library. He is known as the "Blue Man".


title: Презентация на тему: The Geography and Political Outlook of the UK

text:
1._________________ is the official name of the state which is situated on the British Isles.
2. The capital of Great Britain is _______________.
3. The capital of Scotland is __________________.
4. The capital of Northern Ireland is______________.
5. The capital of Wales is_________________.
6. Ireland and Great Britain are separated by___________________.
7. The UK is separated from the continent by_____________________.
8. Once______________________used to be a part of the continent.
9. The UK is washed by________ in the west.
10. The UK is washed by________ in the east.
a)	_______	British Isles;
b)	_______	Cardiff;
c)	_______	Scots;
d)	_______	Atlantic Ocean;
e)	_______	Wales;
 f)	_______	Straits of Dover;
g)	_______	English Channel;
h)	_______	English;
i)	_______	Irish Sea;
j)	_______	United Kingdom.
Country
Capital
People
Language
Great Britain
Paris
The British
Irish
England
London
The Welsh
Welsh
Scotland
Cardiff
The Scotch
Scottish
Wales
Edinburgh
The English
Scottish
Northern Ireland
Belfast
The English
Irish
London
English
The English
English
Cardiff
Edinburgh
The Welsh
Welsh
The Irish
1. My grandparents grew those tomatoes.
2. Tom bought the tickets.
3. David washed the car.
4. Helen makes cakes every Sunday.
5. Uncle Tom will paint the house next week.
6. Granny always decorate the Christmas tree.
7. My sister finished the work.
8. Polly and Bob met him.
Those tomatoes are grown by my grandparents.
2. The tickets were bought by Tom.
3. The car was washed by David.
4. Cakes are made by Helen every Sunday.
5. The house will be painted next week by uncle Tom.
6. The Christmas tree is always decorated by granny.
7. The work was finished by my sister.
8. He was met by Polly and Bob.


title: Презентация на тему: The Ghost Of The Cold War

text:
The Ghost Of The Cold War
The Sinews of Peace
The Long Telegram
Anti-Soviet Posters
Atomic War For Kids
	The 1950s' kids can play with uranium ore! The Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab was only only available from 1951 to 1952. Its relatively high price for the time ($50.00)
	Micky Mouse gas mask created by Walt Disney
Anti-American Posters
Hot Spots
Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
Bernard Baruch
George F. Kennan
The Long Telegram gave the US government a clear understanding of how the Soviet government saw itself in the international community. According to Kennan, the Soviet Union did not see the possibility for long-term peaceful coexistence with the capitalist world.
The main points:

1) Basic features of post-war Soviet outlook.
2) Background of this outlook
3) Its projection in practical policy on official level.
4) Its projection on unofficial level.
5) Practical deductions from standpoint of US policy.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO (1949)
The Vietnam War 1964-1975
The Korean War 1950-1953
The Afghanistan War 1979-1989
The Berlin Crisis 1961
The Hungarian Revolution 1956
Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Prague 1968
Presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama signed the new agreement on April 8, 2010 in Prague to reduce nuclear arms.
Moscow is wary about Washington's plans to deploy missile elements in Romania, Bulgaria  and in the Black Sea.

The missile defense  system is to become ready by 2015 and is designed as protection against "current and future ballistic missile threats from Iran."


Презентация на тему: The flag of the uk


title: Презентация на тему: The Golden Age of Russian Literature


title: Презентация на тему: The Great Britain

text:
The Great Britain
Something about the UK
The United Kingdom consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland;
London is the capital of Great Britain;
The official language is English;
The UK's form of government is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system;
The current British monarch—since 6 February 1952—is Queen Elizabeth II.
How can you go to the UK?
You can go to the UK by plane, but if you live in Kherson, firstly, you should go to Kiev by train. You can buy ticket in Kiev for direct flights, or opt for the cheaper route with change. In any case, the plane landed in one of the three airports: Heathrow, Gatwick and London City.
Living in the UK
London is one of the most expensive cities in the world, which means that finding a suitable accommodation with loyal prices and with reasonable terms and conditions very difficult.
There is a general rule: the highest prices in the summer, and the lowest - in the winter.
Most luxury hotels in London are Landmark, Dorchester, Claridges and Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park.
One day stay at the hostel will cost 12-15 pounds, and the hotel will cost from 40 to 130 pounds.
Transportation and meals in the UK
The bus journey to London will cost 1-4 pounds. The price depends on the distance. The fare on the subway is approximately equal to the cost of travel on the buses . One mile taxi ride will cost between 4 to 7 pounds depending on the day of the week. A taxi from Heathrow Airport to central London , for example, will cost from 40 to 70 pounds.
In inexpensive cafes and restaurants, the average cost of a dinner is about 15-20 pounds and rarely exceed 100 pounds , even in relatively expensive establishments.

Big Ben
The most recognizable symbol of London and the UK is the famous clock tower of the Palace of Westminster. The clock shows the exact time the citizens and guests of the British capital since May 31, 1859. Chime is heard throughout the city, even during peak hours.
Westminster Abbey
Within the walls of Westminster Abbey coronation of all the kings of Britain since William the Conqueror. It's also where monarchs were buried next to the great poets, senior officials and ministers of the church, where lie William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill and many others
Buckingham Palace
The official residence of the British Queen placed at Buckingham Palace since 1837, when Queen Victoria ascended the throne. Initially, the palace was built for the Duke of Buckingham.
Tower Bridge
The famous Tower Bridge was opened in 1984. Now this structure with two towers is one of the most recognizable symbols of London. The bridge is 244 meters.
Piccadilly Circus
Center of London is located at Piccadilly Circus. Piccadilly Circus has appeared in London in 1819 and soon gained fame as the most bustling and never sleeping area.


title: Презентация на тему: the flowers of the year

text:
Flowers of the year

January
the snowdrop

February
the primrose

March
the daffodil

April
the daisy

May
the hawthorn

June
the honeysuckle

July
the water lily

August
the poppy

September
the morning glory

October
the hop

November
the chrysanthemum

December
the holly
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