пятница, 23 декабря 2016 г.

7 КЛАСС



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Sport

  Sport makes us strong. Sport helps us to have a healthy mind in a healthy body. For some people it's a lifestyle. 
  Many people do their morning exercises, jog in the morning, attend sport clubs. Physical education (PE) is a compulsory subject in our schools. We play basketball, football or table tennis. In winter we usually ski. 
  I can't imagine my life without sport. I play sport games with my friends and go to the swimming pool. I also like to watch the Olympic games. 
  In conclusion I'd like to say that healthy lifestyle is necessary.

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Money

    I would like to say that money plays an important role in our life. People use money every day for things they buy. People work for money, they go out to spend money. 
   Nowadays there are many ways of earning money. Children and students take up part-time jobs. They learn to appreciate their labor. 
   Of course, money gives us independence and a lot of opportunities for having fun. But people become money dependant. They want more and more things.
    As for me, I'm not a person of that kind. I agree that money can make our life more comfortable but it's not everything in this world.

вторник, 20 декабря 2016 г.

7 КЛАСС

ЭТО ТЕКСТЫ О ЗНАМЕНИТЫХ СПОРТСМЕНАХ, КОТОРЫЕ МЫ СЛУШАЛИ НА УРОКЕ. РАССКАЖИТЕ О ВАШЕМ ЛЮБИМОМ СПОРТСМЕНЕ, ИСПОЛЬЗУЯ ДАННЫЕ ТЕКСТЫ (ОДИН ТЕКСТ НА ВЫБОР).


среда, 7 декабря 2016 г.

11 КЛАСС, ЗАДАНИЕ НА 12.12

ЧИТАТЬ, ПЕРЕСКАЗЫВАТЬ
UNIT 4
Lesson 1, Ex. 2 b
1)
The Queen is Head of State of the UK and 15 other Commonwealth lands. She was born in 1926 and became Queen at the age of 25, and has reigned through more than 60 years of great social change and development. The Queen is married to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and has four children and eight grandchildren. Surprisingly, The Queen of England despite all her present majesty and glory, is not allowed to enter the House of Commons simply because she is not its member!
2)
The official religion in Britain is Christianity as practised by the Anglican Church. Its followers are known as protestants. Until the 16th century Britain was a Roman Catholic Country. King Henry VIII, who ruled at that time, wanted to have a son, but his first wife gave birth only to daughters. He decided to divorce her, but the Vatican didn’t allow him to do it. So he decided to found his own church - Church of England or Anglican Church, which up till today is country’s major religion.
3)
Eurotunnel is the company responsible for building the twin railway tunnels under the English Channel connecting Britain and France. The Channel Tunnel is often called by the British simply as Chunnel. Eurotunnel runs its own shuttle service that carries passengers and their vehicles. Trains run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.The shuttle has now been in operation for over 12 years and since its first commercial services 177 million people have travelled through the Channel Tunnel - that's 3 times the population of both France and England!
4)
White buildings of whisky distilleries is a typical sight of the Scottish Highlands. The production of whisky started in 1494 and now there are over a hundred distilleries . No two whiskies can taste the same, and the taste can not be copied anywhere in the world, because the water is taken from local hills. And of course one can’t visit Scotland without trying to find Nessie at Loch Ness.
5)

Wales is a small country with a colourful history and beautiful landscapes, including 3 National Parks. At only 170 miles from north to south and 60 miles east to west, it's no surprise that you're never far from a mountain or the sea. Welsh - the native language - is spoken by many people in Wales, and is one of the oldest languages in the world. Wales is also known as 'the land of castles', it is home to 641 famous fortresses - more castles per square mile than anywhere else in the world. Wales is also home to 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and although Cardiff, the capital city, dates back to Roman times, it's actually Britain's youngest city!

ТАБЛИЦА С ВРЕМЕНАМИ

ACTIVE VOICE (Действительный залог)

Past
Present
Future

Simple 

V2(ed)/did ...VI
VI (-s he, she, it)/
do, does ... VI
(I, we) shall/will VI

+ I played. He wrote
? Did you play?
Did he write?
— I did not play,
He did not write.
+ I play. He plays.
? Do you play?
Does he play?
— I do not play.
He does not play.
+ He will play.
? Will he play?
— He will not play.

yesterday,
last week,
a year ago,
the other day,
never,
just now
every day, usually,
always, often,
twice a week,
sometimes,
seldom, as a rule,
never
tomorrow,
next year,
in 2 hours,
never,
some day,
some of these days

Continuous

was/were Ving
am/is/are Ving
shall/will be Ving

+ He was playing.
? Was he playing?
— He was not
playing*.
+ He is playing.
? Is he playing?
— He is not playing.
+ He will be playing.
? Will he be playing?
— He will not be
playing.

yesterday,
at 5 o'clock yesterday
from 6 till 7,
the whole day yesterday,
all day long,
после

when he саme,
still                         
while he was Ving
now,
at present moment,
at present,
still
Listen!
Look!
Hello!


tomorrow
at 5 o'clock,
from, till 7,
the whole day,
when he VI,
still,
while he is Ving


Perfect  





Past
Present
Future

had V3(ed)
have/(he, she, it)
has V3(ed)
shall/will have
V3(ed)

+ He had written.
? Had he written?
— He had not
written.
+ He has played.
He has written
? Has he played?
Has he written?
— He has not played.
He has not written.
+ He will have
written.
? Will he have
written?
- He will not have
written.

by that time,
by 2 o'clock
yesterday, before he came,
after
already, just,
yet, ever,
never, lately,
recently, so far,
since, for, for ages,
today, always
tomorrow
by 2 o'clock,
before he comes

                                              
           
Perfect Continuous

Past
Present
Future
had been Ving
have/has been Ving
shall/will have been
Ving
+ He had been
writing.
? Had he been
writing?
— He had not been
writing.
-f He has been
writing.
? Has he been
writing?
— He has not been
writing
4- He will have been
writing.
? Will he have been
writing?
— He will not have
been writing.
for 2 hours,
when he came,
how long?
since when?
for 2 hours,
since 2
о
clock,
for a long time,
how long?
since when?
for 2 hours
when he comes,
how long?
since when?
all my life


понедельник, 5 декабря 2016 г.

11 КЛАСС, СТИХ НАИЗУСТЬ


Town And Country Air by Celia Berrell
It’s both town and country air
that we ultimately share.
So polluting one expect
to get a butterfly effect.
If the key to all our health
is to share in nature’s wealth
then we’d best invest a plan
to save our wildlife while we can.

воскресенье, 4 декабря 2016 г.

11 КЛАСС, ЗАДАНИЕ НА 06.12

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Lesson 7, Ex.3
"My name’s Leah and I’m sixteen. I want to become an environmentalist. I’m worried about some environmental issues. Water, for example, is a valuable natural resource. Current water shortages in the south-east of the country underline the fact that the UK, with its densely-settled population, has less water for each person than Spain and Portugal. We are facing shortage in some areas because demand has increased, while supply has not. The growth is the result of our higher standard of living, which has many watery links: personal health and hygiene, enjoyment of gardens and nicer cityscapes. We could be more efficient, of course.
Experts say that that to be kinder to the planet, it might help if we all reduce the amount of time we spend in the shower. Trying to do this has been pretty hard for me because I'm a fan of singing in the shower, even though it doesn't sound too good. But I've got a timer on my phone to remind me when I need to jump out.
 I’ve also persuaded Mum to wait till we get a full load for our washing machine and the dishwasher. My next step will be to persuade Dad to use buckets of water, not the hosepipe for washing the car. I’m afraid he’s not ready for that yet.
Now I fill a cup with water to clean my teeth. This was something I picked up from the questionnaire on saving water we did at school. If only I’d started much earlier. If I’d started a couple of years ago, I would’ve saved tons of water.
Fortunately, none of our taps are dripping and Mum always uses rainwater for watering the plants in the garden, so we’re not wasting too much water. 

I've found that I am thinking more about the decisions I make when it comes to washing vegetables or fruit. You’d say it’s just a drop in the ocean. I’d say it’s a small thing that can make a difference. It's also been great fun."