Narnia

At the lesson we are going to…
check the home task;
write an individual work;
play the game “a hot potato”;
revise material of previous lessons.

Read and repeat:
-Stop.
Looking, school, move.
Repeat, mean, queen, speaking, seemed, feet, sweet, eating.
Door, more, before.
Unable, holiday, taste, change, lady.
Sure, delicious.
That, rather, than, without.
Arrangement, sledge, Majesty.
Toes.
Dull. - Awkwardly.

Polite answer
Yes, thank you.
No, thank you.
Yes, please.
No, I didn’t.
Yes, that’s right.
No, I’m afraid not.
Yes, certainly.
No, I’m afraid I can’t.
Ex.:
-Do you get ready to the lesson?
- Yes, certainly. (No, I'm afraid I not).

Pay attention!!!
Reflexive pronouns are formed by adding
-self (singular) or –selves (plural).
Singular Plural
My Our
Your Your + selves
Her + self They
Him
It
Reflexive pronoun stands usually in the end of the sentence:
I wash my face myself.
She cleans her clothes herself.

Match each question to a correct answer:
1. Did you come to school by yourself today?
2. Does she know how to get dressed by herself?
3. How did you hurt yourself?
4. Is he able to help himself?
5. Why are you crying?
a. No, he'll need some help.
b. No, I walked with two of my friends.
c. I did it while I was working on my car.
d. I can't help myself. These onions are really strong.
e. No, she's only two years old.

Match each question to a correct answer:
1. Did you come to school by yourself today?
2. Does she know how to get dressed by herself?
3. How did you hurt yourself?
4. Is he able to help himself?
5. Why are you crying?
d. I can't help myself. These onions are really strong.
b. No, I walked with two
of my friends.
e. No, she's only
two years old.
c. I did it while
I was working on my car.
a. No, he'll need some help.
1. b; 2. e; 3. c; 4. a; 5. d

To way your seat to somebody

to spend time
Read and translate:

to waste time

to get ready
I’m not ready!!
I’m ready!!

to get on well with somebody

to get rid of something (old things, clothes)

to get a letter

to tell the truth
to tell lies

to tell jokes

to keep secrets

to keep old letters and postcards

“A hot potato”

Is/ are famous for…
Ex.: Putin is famous for his political work.

I think you should…
Ex.: -My parents don’t let me go to the cinema. What should I do?
- I think you should ask them politely.

What have we done at the lesson?

The lesson was (interesting/boring),because…
I liked (disliked) to play the game/ work in groups(pairs).
Put your marks to the lesson.