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What does it mean “the American Nation”

Which animal has got strong paws, a long tail, it is dangerous? It is a tiger.

1. VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION a. Match words with pictures. Climate 4. Rainfalls 7. Trade 10. Population Landscape 5. Relationship 8. Sea level 11. Mountain Borders 6. Temperature 9. Location 12. Continent Read the following words and notice their pronunciation. Guess their meaning. To consist [kənˈsɪst] Height [haɪt] To occupy [ˈɒk.jə.paɪ] Length [leŋθ] Average [ˈæv.ər.ɪdʒ] Sq. km. – square kilometer [skweər ˈkɪl·əˌmit̬·ər] Area [ˈeə.ri.ə] To include [ɪnˈkluːd] Practice your pronunciation and try to memorize the following rhymes.

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Порядковые числительные образуются от количественных числительных путем прибавления суффикса –th (например: five – (the fifth) Окончание –у при образовании порядкового числительного от количественного меняется на – i и прибавляется суффикс –eth (например: twenty – the twentieth). Обратите внимание! Порядковые числительные употребляются с артиклем “the“. Порядковые числительные — отвечают на вопрос «какой, который по счету?» Например: (the) eighth — восьмой, (the) twelfth — двенадцатый, (the) sixteenth — шестнадцатый

Peter Mark Andrew Phillips (born 15 November 1977) is the first child and only son of Anne, Princess Royal, and her first husband, Captain Mark Phillips. He is the eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They now live in London where he continues to work for the bank. Their first child, and the Queen's first great-grandchild, a daughter named Savannah Anne Kathleen, was born on 29 December 2010 at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. On Saturday, 23 April, the Queen was present for Savannah Phillips's baptism (крещение), which took place at Holy Cross Church in Avening, Gloucestershire, near Gatcombo Park, the home of his mother. Savannah is 13th in line to the throne. On 29 March 2012, Autumn gave birth to another daughter, Isla (pronounced i-la) Elizabeth Phillips, who is 14th in line for the throne.

Let’s watch! What do these words mean? Draw it! a newspaper a basket a bookshelf tidy Finish the phrases, please! Please, put the book on …. He throws the ball into the … . When you clean your room, it is … . My father reads … every morning. Let’s watch! True or false? George is playing with a doll. Daddy helps Peppa to clean the room. Peppa and George make a mess. What is Daddy Pig doing? What do Daddy Pig and George read about? Who wins?

SYNTACTICAL EXPRESSIVE MEANS AND STYLISTIC DEVICES: COMPOSITIONAL PATTERNS OF SYNTACTICAL ARRANGEMENT INVERSION - the reversal of the normal order of words in a sentence, for the sake of emphasis (in prose) or for the sake of the metre (in poetry): Dark they were and golden-eyed. (Bradbury) The stylistic inversion has the following patterns: 1) the object is placed at the beginning of the sentence (before the subject); 2) the attribute is placed after the word it modifies; 3) the predicative is placed before the subject; 4) the predicative is placed before the link-verb and both are placed before the subject; 5) the adverbial modifier is placed at the beginning of the sentence. 6) both the adverbial modifier and the predicate are placed before the subject. DETACHED CONSTRUCTION (DETACHMENT)- One of the secondary parts of the sentence is detached from the word it refers to and is made to seem independent of this word. Such parts are called detached and marked off by brackets, dashes or commas or even by full stops or exclamation marks: "I have to beg you for money! Daily!"

Open Systems -Non-Zero Sum -Whole = More than Sum of Parts -Relative limits to growth -Win-Win Competition focus -Multipolar (multiple centers of gravity) Closed Systems -Zero Sum -Whole = Sum of Parts -Absolute limits to growth -Win-Lose Competition focus -Unipolar (one center of gravity) Comparing Two Systems

Elizabeth II - the Queen of Great Britain reigned. Full name — Elizabeth Alexandra Maria. She received her name in honor of her mother (Elizabeth), grandmother (Maria) and great-grandmother (Alexandra). Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926 in London. The eldest daughter of Prince Albert, Duke of York (the future King George VI) and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.

Liverpool – is one of the biggest cities in Great Britain and one of the biggest port. Liverpool is situated on the right bank of the river Merci not far from the Ireland sea. Liverpool was named in honor of a fairy bird «liver» which is a symbol of the city. More than 700 thousand people live in Liverpool. Liverpool is a big industrial, administrative and cultural center. It was found in 1207. A r c h i t e c t u r e

Mike usually has and for breakfast. GREAT JOB! TRY AGAIN! toast milk TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! GREAT JOB! Minie usually has and for lunch. GREAT JOB! TRY AGAIN! fish, salad TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! TRY AGAIN! GREAT JOB! juice GREAT JOB!

Would you like this as a Christmas present? Would you like this as a Christmas present?

armchair critic - диванный критик, человек, который позволяет себе критиковать действия других, не пытаясь при этом им помочь busybody - сплетник(-ца) nosy parker - «любопытная Варвара» cheapskate - скряга, жадина greedy-guts - «жадина-говядина» couch potato - «Овощ», ленивый человек, проводящий всё время сидя или лежа перед телевизором down-to-earth - прагматичный, приземленный, практический мыслящий человек having head in the clouds - человек, витающий в облаках behind the times – консерватор, человек, отставший от времени. fuddy-duddy – ворчун, человек, критикующий все новое To stick in the mud - человек, отставший от времени go-getter - легкий на подъем, активный и энергичный человек goody two shoes - паинька, святоша good egg - хороший человек. know-it-all, smart alec, wise guy - всезнайка – человек, который думает, что знает всё на свете лучше других man of his word, woman of her word - человек своего слова mover and shaker - первое лицо компании social butterfly - общительный человек wet blanket, spoilsport, killjoy - человек, который портит удовольствие другим worrywart - мнительный человек

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repetition! key words key phrases key sounds mantra (key phrase) “We can!”

Study the Theory Box! and complete the table. The Theory Box! Irregular Forms good the best louder the loudest high the highest more intelligent the most intelligent bigger the biggest helpful the most helpful fast faster small good loud high intelligent big helpful fast Now complete the sentences with adjectives from the table. I can’t reach the book. Why did Tom put it on the …………………………… shelf? This is …………………… essay I’ve ever written. …when I hear Steve …when I hear Tim Steve’s voice is …………………… that Tim’s. the highest the best louder

Цели урока: Обучение правилам употребления сослагательного наклонения в английском языке; Развитие навыков разговорной речи учащихся; Отработка навыков построения предложения; Увеличение познавательной активности учеников. Немного теории. В отличие от изъявительного наклонения, сослагательное наклонение выражает не реальное, а воображаемое, допускаемое, предполагаемое, возможное, желаемое или условное действие. В русском языке сослагательное наклонение выражается глаголом в прошедшем времени в сочетании с частицей «бы», которая может относиться к настоящему, прошедшему и будущему времени. Например: Если бы я знал английский язык, я имел бы друга по переписке в США.

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