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Task 1
TEST
Key:
1 B
2C
3A
4B
5A
Task 2
Team 1. Team 2.
Task 3
Task 3 (Key)
Chris De Burgh - Lady In Red
Chris De Burgh - Lady In Red (Key)
1 - tonight
2 - dance
3 - dress
4 - cheek
5 - beauty
6 - forget
7 - people
8 - feeling
9 - love
10 - lady
Anagrams
Anagrams
Read = dear
Iferdn = friend
Vole = love
Eruyfbar = february
Siks = kiss
Epsnret = present
Aetnvalnie = valentine
Key:
1C,
2B,
3E,
4D,
5A.
Key:
1B,
2D,
3E,
4A,
5C.
Read
Iferdn
Vole
Eruyfbar
Siks
Epsnret
Aetnvalnie |
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Kirovograd mechanical college
Kirovograd National Technical University
Kirovohrad 2015
What the profession to chose?
I CAN
WANT
NEED
Should be to my taste
Should be according to my senses
Demanded in the market
THE DEMAND IN THE MARKET
Nowadays we live in the era of information. Future belongs to the IT- technologies.
.
Kinds of activities
Computer graphics
Programming
WEB-programming
Computer architecture
Computer circuit technique
Networks
Repairing and setting of the PC
Qualities developed during the time of studying
self-improvement;
logical thinking;
a high level of development of technical skills;
math skills;
developed imagination;
attentiveness;
persistence;
commitment;
ability to make decisions independently;
independence (own opinion).
The advantages of the profession:
high demand in the labor market;
career growth;
high salary;
flexible schedule;
a creative profession;
knowledge of foreign languages;
the opportunity to work abroad.
EDUCATION
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! |
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Gender: girl
Age: 11
Country: Russia
Traveller profile
Hi! Welcome to my travelogue. I`ve just got home after a one week holiday in the Kerch. It was really great. I want to remember everything and tell my friends all about it.
Day 1
We have arrived to Kerch by the bus. We have gone at once to bathe. Then were on excavation. Also have found many crocks!
Day 2
In the second day we again have gone on excavation, but to other place. There too it was interesting. My sisters sketched landscapes of the destroyed palace.
Day 3
In the third day we have completely devoted to landscapes of Kercha. Also have risen on Mitridat. Have passed a heap of steps, but have risen! On a photo my father.
Day 4
The third day have devoted to the nature. To which nature isn't present more perfectly than in Kerch. We photographed almost each bush.
All other days we had a rest on a beach. Or walked around the city
Thanks for attention! |
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My future profession is a doctor
Dtmchenko Natalya 11th form
Everyone wants to get pleasure from his job. Not everyone can do his work with pleasure-if you are ready for all kinds of difficulties, and you like what you do, you'll be able to achieve fascinating results and realize your dreams |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/my-scool-and-scool-activities.html | My School and School Activities | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/14/f2a45bf0428613f7720ac7e786f2ab8f.ppt | files/f2a45bf0428613f7720ac7e786f2ab8f.ppt | Secondary education is__________________in our country.
Our school suggests good______________for studying and extra school activity.
You can ________ a good knowledge and good working______________.
If you have some problems you may________for advice to her and she will always help you to______________some difficulties.
We must be__________ as responsibility is an important quality in person`s character.
She wants us to be_______ in life.
There are many interesting_____________ in our school newspaper.
What school does Sarah study at?
What can you say about school opportunities?
What is there near the school building?
Why does Sarah like going to school?
What can you say about Sarah`s form-mistress?
What does she teach students?
What are Sarah`s favourite lessons and what do students do there?
What about the school newspaper?
Location of the school and it`s surrounding;
Your form-master (mistress);
Number of lessons and activities at the lessons;
Subjects you study, your favourite subject;
The importance of learning English.
SCHOOL
School
Rooms
School Staff
School Clubs
traits of character
activities
activities
activities
Homework |
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Mark Rothko
(1903 — 1970)
Nosova Natalya
Read the text. For questions (1—5) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).
1. Mark Rothko emigrated to the United States
with his father and elder sister.
with his mother and brothers.
with his mother and elder sister.
with all his family.
Nosova Natalya
2. Rothko wanted to be an artist
from his early childhood.
when he joined the Art Students League.
when he watched students drawing.
when he moved to the Upper West Side.
Nosova Natalya
3. Rothko thought that modern art
was primitive.
could be compared to children's pictures.
was already academic.
was childish.
Nosova Natalya
4. Rothko's distinctive style
was inspired by Rosenberg.
resulted from moving to Long Island.
resulted from his grief.
evolved in 1948.
Nosova Natalya
5. Who named paintings by their colours?
Rosenberg
Rothko
Dealers
Steindecker
Nosova Natalya |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/natural-disasters-in-te-orld.html | Natural_disasters_in_the_world | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/21/dab1996acd447f093a7efa030bc28173.pptx | files/dab1996acd447f093a7efa030bc28173.pptx | Natural disasters in the world
Events for 2005
Monday, September 5, 2005
Typhoon Nabi
Japan has been lashed relentlessly by Typhoon Nabi, with nine meter high waves and torrential downpours. It had been classified as a Category 4 storm, the same strength as the recent Hurricane Katrina in the United States, but was later downgraded to Category 3.
Flood warnings were issued from north Okinawa to Tokyo. Rain amounts were predicted to be greater than 19 inches (483 millimeters) for Kyushu, Japan's third largest island, and some areas may receive as much as 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour. "Water was almost reaching the second floor. I was really frightened," said a woman in her 50s.
2005 Kashmir earthquake
The 2005 Kashmir earthquake was a major earthquake centered in the Pakistan-administered Kashmir near the city of Muzaffarabad, Sehnsa-Kotli Gilgit-Baltistanalso affecting and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It occurred at 08:52:37 Pakistan Standard Time (03:52:37 GMT) on 8 October 2005. It registered a moment magnitude of 7.6 making it similar in size to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the 1935 Quetta earthquake, the 2001 Gujarat earthquake
Well over US$ 5.4 billion (400 billion Pakistani rupees) in aid arrived from all around the world. US Marine and Army helicopters stationed in neighbouring Afghanistan quickly flew aid into the devastated region
landslide to Guinsaugon's Philippine village
On February 17, 2006, a disastrous rockslide-debris avalanche occurred in tropical mountain terrain, on Leyte Island, Central Philippines. Over 1100 people perished when the village of Guinsaugon was overwhelmed directly in the path of the landslide. Tectonic weakening of the failed rock mass had resulted from active strike-slip movements along the Philippine Fault which have been estimated by other workers at 2.5 cm/year. The landslide involved a total volume of 15 Mm3, including significant entrainment from its path, and ran out a horizontal distance of 3800 m over a vertical distance of 810 m, equivalent to a fahrböschung of 12°
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/navchannya-fonetici-u-pochatkoviy-shkoli.html | Навчання фонетиці у початковій школі | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/30/d6e8428ea9471f2ffb7e0fb77d4fbc21.ppt | files/d6e8428ea9471f2ffb7e0fb77d4fbc21.ppt | LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND MIME
I am a bear
I am a hare
I am a dog
I am a frog
POINT TO THE RIGHT PICTURE
Tree Hen
Three Leaf
Goose Fish
MATCH THE PICTURES WITH THE CORRECT WORDS
Doll Horse
Truck Flag
Top Rabbit
LISTEN AND DRAW
Teddy bear Computer
Ball Plane
Puzzle Scooter
Space ship Blocks
LISTEN AND REARRANGE THE PICTURES
a pen, a pencil, a bag, a desk, a book,
a blackboard, a pencil box
LISTEN AND CLAP YOUR HANDS IF YOU HEAR SHORT (LONG) SOUNDS
[o] [o:]
horse
top
dog
short
fox
box
or
LISTEN AND BEAT THE RHYTHM
A sailor went to sea
To see what he could see
But all that he could see
Was sea, sea, sea.
My favourite colour is blue
My favourite number is two
My favourite toy is guitar
How merry and nice girls we are
LISTEN AND UNDERLINE THE RIGHT SOUND
[s] [z]
Hens
Nuts
Pets
Books
Dogs
Desks
pens
[ai] [i] [æ] [ei]
Like Cat
Pig Match
Nine Table
Big Rat
Six Face
Tiger Plate
Pin Bag
LISTEN AND GROUP THE WORDS WITH THE SAME SOUND
[ou]
[o:]
[o]
[u:]
Form, log, rose, fork, sock, or, stone, boot, foot, cock
LISTEN AND TICK OFF THE RHYMING WORDS
I like all trees
In autumn time
A maple, a chestnut
And a lime
Their leaves are yellow,
Red and brown,
And they are slowly
Falling down
READ THE LINES USING PHONETIC SYMBOLS
ROLEPLAY WITH TOYS
REPEAT THE LINES SPEEDING UP YOUR READING
Down, down, down red,
Yellow, brown,
Autumn leaves tumble down,
Autumn leaves crumble down,
Autumn leaves bumble down
Flaking and shaking
Fumble down leaves
SAY THE TONGUE-TWISTER REAL FAST
CREATE YOUR OWN RHYME USING A POSTER |
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TOWER BRIDGE IS A SYMBOL OF LONDON.
It was built in 1894.
Tower bridge is one of the most famous bridges in the world
2 towers,
each 65 meters high
Tower bridge has
Tower bridge has 10 000 (ten thousand) tons of steel, like Eifel tower
Tower bridge is 244 meters length
Tower bridge can open itself for ships going to the Atlantic ocean.
I wish you to enjoy London full of nice places and attractions. |
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College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges . some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
Medical Education in Ukraine
College. Medical school.
In Ukraine there are 26 medical colleges some of them are the PKMK and KMMK
University
After college for higher secondary education you need to enter higher education medical University
University is the institution with third. Fourth or fifth level of accreditation which conducts educational activities related to the acquisition of certain higher education
One of them are the UANM DSEA and ONMedU
After graduation, young professionals internship in their chosen specialty.
Internship is the primary postgraduate specialization
graduates of medical institutions by a medical professional
Clinical studies
If you want to get a medical education in Ukraine you have to remember that it is received in a stationary mode
And it can be As both free so paid.
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/national-comple-programme-supporting-te-development-of-ukrainian-moder.html | National Complex Programme Supporting the Development of Ukrainian Modern Rural Areas | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/52/ea46cd75ff0dd0c8aaf45f2bc64a9bad.ppt | files/ea46cd75ff0dd0c8aaf45f2bc64a9bad.ppt | Goals
To preserve peasantry as a bearer of Ukrainian identity, culture and spirit of the nation.
Complex development of rural territories and solving social problems of the villages.
Making agriculture highly effective, competitive at internal and external markets sector of Ukrainian economy.
Ensuring food security of the country.
Tasks
Methodology
Methodology
Methodology
Methodology
Main problems
Public administration and branch-wise policy
The strategy of agroindustrial complex development is based upon the criteria of increasing production volumes in all branches
The concept of food security assumes satisfying 95% of own consumption with the help of own production
Outcome
Wrong priorities and inconsistent state policy in rural areas and agroindustrial complex
Main problems
Land relations
Social strain and lack of trust between the subjects of the market
Lack of measures and stimuli which could contribute to joining of land share owners
Nonoptimal public administration, lack of effective state control over quality and the state of land resources
Outcomes
Fear to loose land property from the side of peasants and public opinion based on the fear of agriculture capitalization
Difficulty of practical problem solving in the sphere of rent relations in rural areas
Disastrous decrease in land fertility and increase of soil erosion processes
Main problems
Social and economic development of rural areas
Nonconsistent policy and state support of rural areas development
Not identified sources and mechanisms of funding for the realization of the state policy in the sphere of rural areas development
Outcomes
Low level of life, unemployment, decrease birth rate in rural areas, ageing of rural population
Threatening decrease in the number of rural population, village depopulation, loss of national traditions of village life, family values
Rural population lives in a limited informational space, very low level of knowledge about rights, possibilities and innovative technologies from the side of peasants; lack of knowledge how to implement their rights to protect own interests
Main problems
Agroindustrial markets
Products and branches of international competitiveness are not identified
No branch priorities outlined
No balance between demand and supply, unorganized market with low level of infrastructure development and elements of command and administration system
Lack of organized sales channels with transparent pricing mechanisms and mechanisms stimulating production
Outcomes
Predominating unprofitableness of agricultural production
Lack of structural balance in the export of agricultural commodities with prevailing export of raw materials
Failure of agricultural commodities to meet international standards of quality and safety
Increase of expenses on consumption of non-recoverable resources and decrease of competitiveness of agricultural enterprises
Deficit of food consumption in comparison with the level of rational consumption norms
Decrease in the value added production
Main problems
Agrarian science
Ukrainian agrarian science has a low level of integration into contemporary European and international science
Low level of scientific base in some of the scientific investigation institutions of agroindustrial complex
Lack of implementation mechanism between fundamental science and practice
Outcomes
Potential of scientific investigations is not implemented in the practice of agricultural production
Brain drain of scientists to other countries or other branches of national economy
Main directions of the programme
Defining priorities of agroindustrial development of the country with the concentration of all the main efforts in competitive branches
Intensive development of rural areas and local self-government, introduction of the participation strategy, which would help to consolidate efforts of the State and local communities
Planned actions in the sphere of agroindustrial complex branch-wise policy
Creating favorable conditions for the development of private initiative and entrepreneurship in rural areas as basic mechanisms for the increase of life level in villages.
Creating conditions and possibilities for rural communities to solve social and economic problems of rural settlements.
Working out mechanisms of supporting social and economic development of rural areas.
Receiving the status of the country with market economy;
Becoming a member WTO
Creating a free trade area between Ukraine and the EU
Defining perspectives and realization of measures aimed at regional integration
Realization of an Agreement about free trade within the CIS
Finalizing the development of automated system of land cadastre of Ukraine containing new data about the quality of soils
Creation of the automated system of agro-market monitoring
Creating the system of agricultural knowledge management and distance learning
Development and implementation of the effective system of personnel management and personnel development for agroindustrial enterprises
Reforming the system of agrarian education
Introduction of the system of business education as the basic factor of entrepreneurship development in rural areas
Development and implementation of the system designed to stimulate the desire to learn and receive education
Expected results
Creating institutions and mechanisms of social protection of rural population at the level of standards typical for highly-developed European countries
Creating developed and secure internal agrarian market
Creating agroindustrial production with high profitability
Creating the image of Ukraine a s a country with highly developed agroindustrial sector
Forming ecological brand of Ukraine
Creating internal stock market
Sufficient increase in the incomes to the state budget
Expected effects
Expected effects
Summary
Action plan
Action plan
Concept project
National Complex Programme
Supporting the Development
of Ukrainian Rural Areas
To ensure stable development of the agrarian sector of national economy
To ensure stable development of rural areas and communities
Human
Land
Production
Agroindustrial
markets
Budget
Social
sphere
Public
administration
Information
Science
Integration
Quality,
Safety
Education
Land
relations
HUMAN
EDUCATION, SCIENCE,
TECNOLOGIES
MARKETS
FINANCE
PRODUCTION
LAND
Standard of living
Land quality
Quality product
BRAND OF
AGRICULTURAL
UKRAINE
80%
54,2%
Level of youth employment
50 %
42.5 %
480 USD
80 USD
Level of income per one household in rural areas
85%
54,7
Level of employment in rural areas
50
USD
2,8%
120 mln USD per year
9,8%
4-6%
Present situation
300
USD
Level of income per capita employed in agroindustrial complex
6-8 %
Ukrainian share at international markets of agroindustrial commodities
1 bln.
USD per
year
Level of direct foreign investments into agroindustrial complex
20-25 %
Export share of agroindustrial complex commodities
18-20 %
Profitability in agroindustrial complex
Desirable figures
Success criteria
Stabilization
Raise
Recession
Europe
Ukraine
Malaysia
Republic of South Africa
85%
14%
Result: lack of pricing transparency, unorganized markets, unsatisfactory quality level
SMALL FARMS
FARMS
1%
AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES
RETAIL MARKETS
SHOPS
UNORGANIZED TRADING
CATERING
CLOSED INSTITUTIONS
PROCESSING ENTERPRISES
UNORGANIZED INTERMEDIATE PARTIES
Agroindustrial markets
Level of competitiveness
Production volumes
High
Average
Low
- Average;
- Low
- High;
Value added:
High
Average
Low
Poultry
Seeds
Forage wheat, barley
Potatoes
Corn
Beef
Pork
Sugar
Fruits
Grapes
Eggs
Honey
Leguminous plants
Milk products
Oil
Bakery, confectionery
Soy
Bread-grain
Vegetables
Milk
Sunflower
Flax
Level of competitiveness
Production volumes
High
Average
Low
- Average;
- Low
- High;
Value added:
High
Average
Low
Attraction of strategic investments,
branch restructuring
Attraction of investments,
sufficient state support,
creation of market infrastructure
Intensification of production,
deepening the level of processing,
strategic export
12 205,46
2957,46
1692
580
3908
3068
6976
2009
60 225,65
12 520 ,66
10 554,86
10 897,16
9 709,46
4 338,05
TOTAL
15 561,84
3079,6
2865,86
3036,56
2900,46
721,9
Social sphere in rural areas
8 547,1
1902
1761
1520,6
1053
618,5
Science and education
3 430,2
590
580
580
570
562,2
Management and upkeep of budget institutions
18 582,7
4172
2997
3226
2906
1373,7
14 571,7
3277
2351
2534
2280
1061,7
33 154,4
7449
5348
5760
5186
2435,4
Support and restructuring of agriculture and agroindustrial complex
Total
2010
2008
2007
2006
2005
Directions of budget usage and usage of international funding
To ensure attraction of funds amounting to
16 bln. UAH per year into agroindustrial complex on the basis of short-term credits
To ensure attraction of funds amounting to 10-12 bln. UAH per year into agroindustrial complex on the basis of long-term credits
To ensure attraction of funds amounting to 5 bln. UAH per year due to introduction of leasing
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Zinchenko Alina 10-A
The English pub-restaurant
«Liverpool Pub»
We are:
Lviv, vul. Kulish, 31
+38 (032) 243 55 66,
+38 (098) 648 48 18,
+38 (095) 318 28 04
We invite you to relax in an English pub-restaurant «Liverpool Pub» - a beautiful and serene place!
The English pub-restaurant «Liverpool Pub» («Liverpool») - the first classic pub in Lviv!
The bar dark, comfortable leather furniture , friendly staff , tasty beer, good company - all true English pub in Ukraine «Liverpool Pub» ( Liverpool ). Come here to the place that is hidden away from the modern pace of life with its hassles and problems. Here you can sit nice and fun to drink a mug , a favorite for the table , being ill for your favorite football team. Here with friends or with your loved one, you can relax and I get a lot of positive emotions.
The English pub - restaurant «Liverpool Pub» invites to gourmet meals English and European, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine which you can enjoy during your breakfast, business lunch or organized in the small banquet facility (up to 45 people). For your friendly bartender offer to taste signature soup with lamb and root vegetables , eggs, english steak " Butterfly " and branded drinks - beer " Lager " and honey ale, drink " Liverpool ".
Services
FOOD
reservations
Banquet facilities up to 45 persons, advance pre-payment - 10%
Breakfast on the menu
Lunch 12:00-15:00, 35 USD,
Monday through Friday
Kitchen Restaurant
The English kitchen
European Cuisine
Italian Food
Mediterranean cuisine
Language Support
English
Polish
Russian
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Math One
1. (3x4 – 3x) – (3x - 3x4)
2. (5p2 – 3) + (2p2 – 3p3)
3. (3z2 + z – 4) + (2z2 + 2z – 3)
4. (13a2 – 6a5 – 2a) – (-10a2 – 11a5 + 9a)
Warm-Up
When you multiply variables, add exponents. EX:
3x(x + 2)
To multiply, use distributive property.
Коли ви примножуєте змінні, додати індекси. EX: 3x (х + 2) Щоб розмножуватися, використовувати розподільна властивість.
Multiplying Polynomials…
5x4(2x3 – 3x2 + x – 6) - Write the Product
Написати продукту
5x4(2x3) - 5x4(3x2) + 5x4(x) - 5x4(6)
- Distributive Property
розподільні власності
= 10x7 - 15x6 + 5x5 - 30x4
-Product of Powers property
Продукт власності держави
Find the Product….
(m + 9)(m – 9)
(4n – 3)(4n + 3)
(8x – 5)2
(8p – 3)(8p + 3)
Special Products спеціальні продукти
An area model for polynomial arithmetic is a way to visually represent multiplying two polynomials using geometry.
A volume model for polynomial arithmetic is a way to visually represent multiplying three polynomials using geometry.
Області моделі для поліноміальних арифметика способом візуально представити множення двох поліномів використанням геометрії. Обсяг модель поліноміальної арифметики спосіб візуального представлення множення трьох многочленів використанням геометрії
Vocabulary/ Словник
Multiply a monomial by a polynomial
Box Method
Помножити одночлен на многочлен метод Box
EX: 3x(x + 2)
Multiplying Polynomials… Примножуючи Поліноми ...
x + 2
3x
Припустимо, що всі кути прямі кути
Write a Polynomial for the Area of the Model Напишіть для поліноміальних Площа моделі
x
3
* Assume all angles are right angles
2x
5
What to do: Write a polynomial for the volume of the rectangular prism shown.
We already know that the volume of a rectangular prism is the product of its length, width, and height.
Що робити: Напишіть многочлен для обсягу прямокутної призми показано на малюнку. Ми вже знаємо, що обсяг прямокутної призми є продуктом його довжину, ширину і висоту.
V = l ● w ● h
= x(x + 1)(x + 2)
= x[(x)(x) + (x)(2) + (1)(x) + (1)(2)]
= x(x2 + 2x + x + 2)
= x(x2 + 3x + 2)
= x(x2) + x(3x) + x(2)
= x3 + 3x2 + 2x
Multiply Polynomials using a Volume Model Помножити Поліноми використанні об'ємної моделі
x + 1
x
x + 2
Question: You are getting Chinese food to go and you were curious to know the volume and area of your To-Go Box. Write a polynomial for the area of the base and the volume of the box.
Multiply Polynomials using a Area & Volume Model
n + 2 in
n + 4 in
n in
Питання: Ви отримуєте китайську їжу, щоб піти і вам було цікаво дізнатися, обсягу і площі вашого To-Go Box. Написати полінома для площі основи і об'єм ящика
n in
n + 2 in
n + 4 in
Practice …
1. (5n – 4)(7n + 7)
2. (4p + 4)(3p – 4)
3. (n + 6)(8n + 5)
4. (r + 8)(7r – 5)
Around the Room Activity!!
Now you try!!
Closing
*Homework Worksheet*
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Prepared Vladyslav Suprun, 10-B
What is natural disaster?
A natural disaster is a major adverse event resulting from natural processes of the Earth.
Types
An avalanche
A drought
A typhoon
A volcanic eruption
A flood
A tsunami
An earthquake
A tornado
A famine
A landslide
An avalanche
A drought
A typhoon
A volcanic eruption
A flood
A tsunami
An earthquake
A tornado
A landslide
A famine
The costs of natural disasters — lives lost, homes
destroyed, economies disrupted... But there is reason for hope. By understanding how and where these natural events occur, we can build and live safely on the Earth, and by providing real-time information about floods, earthquakes, and other hazards, we can respond effectively when disaster strikes. We should build stronger, safer communities that are resistant to natural disasters.
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The queen of great Britain
Elisabeth II
The places of interest in London
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Regent’s Park
TOWER BRIDGE
THE TOWER OF LONDON
the Nelson column
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Big Ben
Trafalgar Square
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Welcome
to our lesson!
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- Little Mouse, little Mouse,
Where is your house?
- Little Cat, little Cat,
I have no flat.
I am a poor mouse,
I have no house.
- Little Mouse, little Mouse,
Come into my house.
- Little Cat, little Cat,
I cannot do that,
You want to eat me!
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The topic
of our lesson:
My house. My flat.
My room.
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1) What has four legs
But it is not an animal?
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2) A thing on which to sleep.
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3) A thing on which to sit at the table.
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4) A thing which we can paint
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5) A thing on which to put books.
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Task №1
The table is near the window.
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TASK №2
.
.
Make up words. The pictures help you.
1.eparct
2. afso
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3. allh
4. rmachira
5. deb
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Find parts of the words and read them
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The bed is near the wall on the right
The second prompt
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TASK №3
Work in groups
Divide our class into three groups.
Take the stripes and make up
sentences.
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Group 1
The carpet is on the floor.
The bed is near the window
The armchair is in front of the TV.
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Group 2
1)The chair is next to the bookcase.
2) The bookshelf is above the sofa.
3) The flower is on the wall .
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Group 3
The armchair is next to the sofa.
The bath is in the bathroom.
The lamp is above the table.
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The third prompt
The chair is near the wall on the left.
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Let’s have a rest
and do exercises
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TASK №4
Read the little texts and try to guess what room is it.
1.This room is very small. There is a bath and a shower in it.
We wash our face and hands there. What room is it?
( Bathroom)
2.It’s a very big room. There is a little table, a sofa and
an armchair in this room. We can watch TV and read
books in this room. What room is it?
(Living-room)
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3. It’s a nice room. You can see a big bed,
a mirror in this room.We can sleep in this room.
What room is it?
(Bedroom)
4. This room is not very big. We can see many
cups, plates on the table. We can cook and eat
there. What room is it?
(Kitchen)
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The forth prompt
The picture is on the wall above the chair.
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TASK №5
Make up dialogues. Work in pairs.
Where is…? – It is…
Where are…? – They are…
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Where is…? – It is…
Where are…? – They are…
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Where is…? – It is…
Where are…? – They are…
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The fifth prompt
The bookshelf is next to the window on the right.
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Your home task
1.Замість малюнків встав слова. Прочитай текст.
2.Прочитай текст завдання 1 ще раз і запиши відповіді на запитання.
3. Скласти кросворд, використовуючи слова, які вставляли в першому завданні.
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Vocabulary
To ply for hire – сдавать в аренду
To charge – нагружать, загружать
To adjust – для регулировки
To squeeze in - втиснуться
A horse-drawn carriage – конный экипаж
A type of fly – тип наемного экипажа
A sprung seat – сиденье с пневматической подвеской
Auxiliary vehicles – вспомогательный транспорт
A hummingbird - колибри
A cab rank – стоянка такси
Miscellanea – всячина, разное
HORSE-CABS AND HACKNEY CARRIAGES
The term ‘hackney’, as used in hackney coaches and cabs comes from the Norman French word ‘haquenée’ meaning a type of horse suitable for hire.
Hackney coaches first appeared in London during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
A Hansom cab
Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli called them ‘the gondolas of London’
A Hansom cab
The hansom cab is a kind of horse-drawn carriage designed and patented in 1834 by Joseph Hansom, an architect from York.
Cab is a shortening of cabriolet. The cab, a type of fly, sat two passengers (three if squeezed in) and a driver who sat on a sprung seat behind the vehicle.
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First Coaches
The first man who organized hackney coaches and coachmen in a form that we would recognize today was Captain John Baily, who put four coaches to work in 1634, and set up what was undoubtedly London’s first cab rank. More than that, he dressed his coachman in livery and told them what to charge.
The Coachman’s Uniform
The First Post-War Taxicabs
In the early years, the biggest taxi manufacturer was William Beardmore of Glasgow (Scotland’s largest engineering concern).
MOTOR CABS
London’s first motor cabs were electrically powered. They were called Berseys after Walter C. Bersey, the manager of the London Electrical Cab Company
who designed them, but were nicknamed
”Hummingbirds” from the sound that they made.
An early Unic cab, made in Paris
A new Austin cab, “the High Lot”
An Austin 12/4 Low Loader taxi from the mid-1930s. Cabs could be found in many
different colours
before the 1940s
and fleets would
have their own
colour.
THE SECOND WORLD WAR
The Second World War severely damaged the trade again, the production of cabs was stopped for the duration. Many cabs were used as auxiliary vehicles. With low numbers of drivers there were not many cabs on the road. The taxi trade was one area during the war where women did not take over a man’s role, as there was no time for the women to undergo the extensive ‘Knowledge of London’ topographical test that the men had completed.
The Biggest Taxi Dealership
In 1929 Mann and Overton, the biggest taxi dealership, sponsored Austin to create a new and much more cost-effective cab which immediately dominated the market. Since that agreement, more than 70 years ago, there is a direct line of succession to today's TX4 taxi.
The Austin Low Loader 12/4
The Austin FX3 of the 1950s
The well-known FX4, introduced in 1958
The FX4, probably the most famous of all London taxis remained in continuous production with various modifications for 39 years. This wasn’t because it was such a fantastic vehicle,
but because neither
Austin nor Mann and
Overton could find the
money to replace it.
TODAY
Metro-Cammell-Weymann launched an all-new Metrocab in 1987. The cab’s body was made of fibre glass and all but the last version, the TTT, which was Toyota-powered, used a Ford Transit diesel engine. The Metrocab has passed through four owners in twenty years of production, the most successful and longest lasting being the third, Hooper.
The Fibre-glass Metrocab
Hooper Metrocab
Since 1987, Metrocab has been one of the best known
manufactures
of iconic
London taxis.
MISCELLANEA
The laws governing London’s taxi trade go back nearly four centuries.
A London cab driver’s licence is issued for a period of three years. In 1843 it became compulsory for cabmen to wear a metal badge showing their licence number, which they still do to this day.
Green Badge
An Argo taximeter of the 1930s, as fitted to an Austin 12/4
A Taximeter
A taximeter is by definition what makes a ‘cab’ a ‘taxicab’. Fitting of a taximeter was made compulsory in London from July 1907. "Taxi" is an abbreviation of taximeter. The taximeter was invented in Germany and comes from the German word "Taxe" meaning charge or levy. It was first used in Berlin but soon adopted worldwide. Taximeters in London calculate the fare payable as a combination of time and distance. When the cab is in motion, it records distance and when the cab is stationary it records the time spent standing still and adjusts the fare accordingly.
Green Badge Knowledge
The Green Badge Knowledge is the name of the training needed to be undertaken to become a Licenced Taxi Driver for the All London area which will allow you to ply for hire anywhere in the Greater London Authority Area. To qualify as a Green Badge Taxi Driver you will be expected to learn everything within a 6 mile radius of Charing Cross. This is an area of approximately 113 square miles and has to be learnt in detail.
Three Types of Taxis in London
Black Cabs
Unlike other London taxis, London's black cabs are licensed by the police. Drivers must spend at least 36 months doing 'The Knowledge' which is in some cases considered harder than a university degree. They must ride around the city on mopeds learning all the streets of London, where they lead to, what the shortest route is and even about some of the individual buildings. Every fare in the famous, London black cabs is metered and no driver is allowed to charge more than is shown on the meter. Black cab drivers are a great source of information and you can often learn more about London in a ten minute ride than you would from most guidebooks. The drivers are also 99% honest, fair and great conversationalists.
Mini Cabs
All that is needed to drive a mini cab is a valid driving licence. Mini cab drivers do not have to take any taxi tests and they are not regulated or licensed by anybody. They are generally cheaper than black cabs however they do not have meters in the cars so you have to trust the driver with the figure he gives you. Mini cabs in London are not allowed to stop on the street for you, you must ring them in advance to collect you
Taxi Touts
These are completely illegal and are bad news, avoid them like the plague. They wait for unsuspecting tourists who do not know any better, usually in places such as London airports and railway stations. They will appear to be friendly and helpful, carrying your bag from the train station outside to the car. Remember that mini cabs cannot pick you up on the street, so if it looks like a private car, not a big black taxi, then you should refuse to get in.
Welcome to London!
The taxi trade in London is the oldest regulated public transport system in the world.
Sources of Information
www.lvta.co.uk/history.htm
knowledgeoflondon.com/taxis.htm
http://www.answers.com/topic/austin-12-4-low-loader-taxi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin_London_Taxicab
http://www.taxi-london.net/London-Taxi-History.html
http://www.taxi-london.net/London-Taxi-History.html
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It is necessary to keep order in his room
Don t spoil the books
Don t slam the door
Don t eat room
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London
London
Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
We welcome you to London.
London is one of the largest cities in the world. About seven million people live here. London is more than two thousand years old. London’s most famous sights are Tower Bridge, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Trafalgar Square is a geographical center of London. It’s the largest among London’s squares. On the column in the centre there is a statue of Admiral Nelson who defeated the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Trafalgar Square
National Gallery
The main building of Trafalgar Square is the National Gallery with its façade in neo-classical style. It has a fine collection of European paintings.
London Parks
Now we pass famous London parks. Entrance to the parks is free and you may walk on the grass, lie down to rest on it, if the weather is fine you may even ride horses. London parks have cafes and art galleries.
Hyde park
Battersea Park
Bishop's Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park became the first public garden. It is known for its Speaker’s Corner, where everyone can stand up and say what he wants.
Buckingham Palace
At last we are at Buckingham Palace. It is the London home of the Queen. When the flag is flying on the top she is at home.
Buckingham Palace
There is a wonderful daily ceremony, which takes place at 11.30. Usually Londoners and a great number of foreign tourists watch Changing the Guards in front of the Palace. It’s a very beautiful parade.
Houses of Parliament
In front of you there are the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. The Houses of Parliament is the seat of the British government. There are two chambers in British Parliament: the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
Big Ben
St. Stephan’s Tower of the Houses of Parliament contains the famous Big Ben. It is one of the most famous clocks in the world.
In a moment you will see Westminster Abbey. It is a royal church. The last monarch coronated in the Abbey was present Queen Elisabeth II.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey
Here you can see the tombs of the many British kings and queens and other famous people and the beautiful Henry VII Chapel.
The Tower of London
Now we are crossing Tower Bridge over the river Thames. From here you can see the Tower of London. English kings lived there many years ago. It was a fortress, a Royal palace and a prison, but now it’s a museum.
The ravens are another famous sight. The legend says that without them the Tower will fall.
St. Paul’s Cathedral
We are now making our way to the second famous church, St. Paul’s Cathedral. It is the greatest work of the architect Sir Christopher Wren. Many important public figures are buried here.
Covent Garden
The last point of our excursion is Covent Garden. It’s the biggest cultural and shopping center in Britain. It was a big fruit and vegetable market. It is now a tourist shopping centre with cafes and restaurants.
National Gallery
Tower Bridge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Trafalgar Square
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Parliament
Covent Garden
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The Places of Interest
The River Thames
It is the longest river in London
and the second longest one
in the United Kingdom.
Its total length is 215 miles and
it flows into the North Sea.
The river contains over
8O islands.
Tower Bridge
London's Tower Bridge is one
of the most recognizable bridges
in the world.
It is close to the Tower of London, from which
it takes its name. It was built in 1894.
Taking photographs of the Tower bridge is a favourite London tourist activity, but you can also go inside the bridge, where you'll have
a magnificent view over London from
the walkway between the two bridge towers.
The Tower of London
It is one of the world’s most famous fortresses and has seen service as a royal palace, a prison, an armory and even a zoo.
The ancient stones reverberate with dark secrets, priceless jewels glint in fortified vaults and pampered ravens strut the grounds.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is a Gothic monastery church in London that is the traditional place of coronation and burial for English monarchs.
Since 1100, there have been at least
of 16 royal weddings
at Westminster Abbey.
Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament, also
known as the Palace of Westminster
is the seat of Britain's two parliamentary
houses, the House of Lords and
the House of Commons.
Parliament exists to challenge
the work of government, approve new laws
and debate government policy
and current issues.
It is one of the centers of political
life in the United Kingdom
Big Ben
The Clock Tower of the Palace of
Westminster – officially named
Saint Stephen's Tower - is commonly known as the Big Ben.
"Big Ben" is the name of the bell only - not the clock,
and not the tower. The bell weighs 13.5 tons.
The clock was the largest in the world
and is still the largest in Great Britain.
Buckingham Palace
It is the official London residence and principal workplace of the British monarch.
Buckingham Palace has
775 rooms.
These include 19 State rooms,
52 Royal and guest bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms,
92 offices and 78 bathrooms.
It is used to entertain guests on state,
ceremonial & official occasions.
Trafalgar square
It is the largest square in London.
On the north side of the square is
the National Gallery and
to its east the St Martin's-in-the-Fields church.
At the middle of the square stands
a monument honoring Admiral Nelson.
St Paul’s Cathedral
It embodies the spiritual life
and heritage of the British people.
St Paul's Cathedral is
a busy working church,
with hourly prayer and daily services.
British Museum
It is a museum in London dedicated
to human history and culture.
Its permanent collection, numbering some eight million
works, is amongst the largest and most comprehensive
in existence and originates from all continents,
illustrating and documenting the story
of human culture from its beginnings
to the present.
National Gallery
It is an art gallery in London.
There you can find hundreds of the most famous and beautiful paintings in the world. It was founded in 1824.
The pictures in the collection belong to the public
and entrance to see them is free.
Regent's Park
It is one of the Royal Park of London.
The Regent's Park is the largest grass area for sports
in Central London and offers a wide
variety of activities, an Open Air Theatre,
the London Zoo, gardens and a boating lake.
Royal Observatory, Greenwich
It is situated on a hill in Greenwich Park.
This Observatory played a major role
in the history of astronomy and navigation,
and is best known as
the location of the prime meridian.
London Eye
It is the tallest Ferris Wheel in Europe.
It was opened in 2000. The entire structure is 135 meters tall and the wheel has a diameter of 120 meters. It is the most popular paid tourist attraction
in the United Kingdom, visited by over 3.5 million people
annually.
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is the act of using, or promoting the use of, multiple languages, either by an individual speaker or by a community of speakers.
Multilingualism
Multilingual speakers outnumber monolingual speakers in the world's population. Multilingualism is becoming a social phenomenon governed by the needs of globalization and cultural openness.
Multilingualism
A multilingual person is one who can communicate in more than one language, be it actively (through speaking, writing, or signing) or passively (through listening, reading, or perceiving).
What is a multi-lingual person?
The terms bilingual and trilingual are used to describe comparable situations in which two or three languages are involved. A multilingual person is generally referred to as a polyglot.
What is a multi-lingual person?
Poly (Greek: πολύς) means "many",
glot (Greek: γλώττα) means "language".
What is a multi-lingual person?
Multilingual speakers have acquired and maintained at least one language during childhood, first language (L1).
The first language (the mother tongue) is acquired even without formal education.
What is a multi-lingual person?
Children acquiring two languages are called simultaneous bilinguals.
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In the case of simultaneous bilinguals, one language usually dominates over the other.
What is a multi-lingual person?
There is a possibility for a child to become naturally trilingual by having a mother and father with separate languages being brought up in a third language environment.
What is a multi-lingual person?
Example
An English-speaking father married to a Mandarin Chinese speaking mother with the family living in Hong Kong, where the community language (and primary language of education) is Cantonese.
If the child goes to a Cantonese medium school from a young age, then trilingualism will be the result.
What is a multi-lingual person?
Dad
English
Son
Mandarin
English
Cantonese
Mom
Mandarin
School
Cantonese
Some group of academics argues for the maximal definition of multilingualism.
Maximal: Speakers are as proficient in one language as they are in others and have as much knowledge of and control over one language as they have of the others.
Varied Perspective of Multilingualism
Another group of academics argues for the minimal definition of multilingualism, based on use.
Minimal: Tourists who can successfully communicate phrases and ideas even if not fluent in the native language of the foreign land can be considered as bilinguals.
Varied Perspective of Multilingualism
Bilingualism as an individual attribute:
a psychological state of an individual who has access to two language codes to serve communication purposes.
Individual vs. Societal Multilingualism
Bilingualism as a societal attribute:
two languages are used in a community and that a number of individuals can use two languages.
Individual vs. Societal Multilingualism
“Even if someone is highly proficient in two or more languages, his or her so-called communicative competence or ability may not be as balanced”
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
Linguists have distinguished various types of multilingual competence, which can be put into two categories:
Compound Bilinguals
Coordinate Bilinguals
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
Compound Bilinguals
words and phrases in different languages are with the same concepts.
Example: 'chien' and 'dog' are two words for the same concept for a French-English speaker of this type. These speakers are usually fluent in both languages.
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
Coordinate Bilinguals
Words and phrases in the speaker's mind are all related to their own unique concepts.
Thus a bilingual speaker of this type has different associations for 'chien' and for 'dog‘.
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
In these individuals, one language, usually the first language, is more dominant than the other, and the first language may be used to think through the second language.
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
In these individuals, one language, usually the first language, is more dominant than the other, and the first language may be used to think through the second language.
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
A sub-group of the latter is the subordinate bilingual, which is typical of beginning second language learners.
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
Many theorists are now beginning to view bilingualism as a "spectrum or continuum of bilingualism" that runs from the relatively monolingual language learner to highly proficient bilingual speakers who function at high levels in both languages (Garland, 2007).
Comparing Two Multilingual Speakers
Distractive bilingualism
or
Semilingualism.
Cognitive Ability
When acquisition of the first language is interrupted and insufficient or unstructured language input follows from the second language, as sometimes happen with immigrant children, the speaker can end up with two languages both mastered below the monolingual standard.
Cognitive Ability
Literacy plays an important role in the development of language in these immigrant children.
Those who were literate in their first language before arriving, and who have support to maintain that literacy, are at the very least able to maintain and master their first language.
Cognitive Ability
Receptive bilinguals are those who have the ability to understand a second language, but do not speak it.
Receptive Bilingualism
Receptive bilinguals may rapidly achieve oral fluency when placed in situations where they are required to speak the language.
Receptive bilingualism is not the same as mutual intelligibility, which is the case of a native Spanish speaker who is able to understand Portuguese, or vice versa, due to the high lexical and grammatical similarities between Spanish and Portuguese.
Receptive Bilingualism
Widespread multilingualism is one form of language contact.
Multilingualism was more common in the past. In early times, when most people were members of small language communities, it was necessary to know two or more languages necessary for trade.
Multilingualism within Communities
When all speakers are multilingual, linguists classify the community according to the functional distribution of the languages involved:
Diglossia
Ambilingualism
Bipart-lingualism
Multilingualism within Communities
When all speakers are multilingual, linguists classify the community according to the functional distribution of the languages involved:
Diglossia
Ambilingualism
Bipart-lingualism
Multilingualism within Communities
Diglossia
If there is a structural functional distribution of the languages involved, the society is termed 'diglossic'. Typical diglossic areas are those areas where a regional language is used in informal, usually oral, contexts, while the state language is used in more formal situations.
Multilingualism within Communities
Ambilingualism
a region is called ambilingual if this functional distribution is not observed. In a typical ambilingual area it is nearly impossible to predict which language will be used in a given setting.
Multilingualism within Communities
Ambilingualism
Example:
Malaysia and Singapore, which fuses the cultures of Malays, China, and India.
Multilingualism within Communities
Bipart-lingualism
if more than one language can be heard in a small area, but the large majority of speakers are monolinguals, who have little contact with speakers from neighboring ethnic groups, an area is called 'bipart-lingual'.
Multilingualism within Communities
Serbia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia, etc.
Some multilinguals use code-switching, a term that describes the process of 'swapping' between languages.
In many cases, code-switching is motivated by the wish to express loyalty to more than one cultural group.
Multilingualism Between Different Language Speakers
Sequential model
In this model, learners receive literacy instruction in their native language until they acquire a "threshold" literacy proficiency. Some researchers use age 3 as the age when a child has basic communicative competence in L1 (Kessler, 1984).
Multilingualism at a Linguistic Level:
Models for Native Language Literacy Program
Sequential model
In this model, learners receive literacy instruction in their native language until they acquire a "threshold" literacy proficiency. Some researchers use age 3 as the age when a child has basic communicative competence in L1 (Kessler, 1984).
Multilingualism at a Linguistic Level:
Models for Native Language Literacy Program
Bilingual model
In this model, the native language and the community language are simultaneously taught. The advantage is literacy in two languages as the outcome. However, the teacher must be well-versed in both languages and also in techniques for teaching a second language.
Multilingualism at a Linguistic Level:
Models for Native Language Literacy Program
Coordinate model
This model posits that equal time should be spent in separate instruction of the native language and of the community language. The native language class, however, focuses on basic literacy while the community language class focuses on listening and speaking skills.
Multilingualism at a Linguistic Level:
Models for Native Language Literacy Program
Cummins' research concluded that the development of competence in the native language serves as a foundation of proficiency that can be transposed to the second language — the common underlying proficiency hypothesis.
Early vs. Late bilinguals
Early bilingual:
someone who has acquired two languages early in childhood (usually received systematic training/learning of a second language before age 6).
Late bilingual:
someone who has become a bilingual later than childhood (after age 12).
Balanced vs. Dominant bilinguals
Balanced bilingual:
someone whose mastery of two languages is roughly equivalent.
Dominant bilingual:
someone with greater proficiency in one of his or her languages and uses it significantly more than the other language.
Semilingual:
someone with insufficient knowledge of either language.
Successive vs. Simultaneous bilinguals
Successive bilingualism:
Learning one language after already knowing another. This is the situation for all those who become bilingual as adults, as well as for many who became bilingual earlier in life. Sometimes also called consecutive bilingualism.
Successive vs. Simultaneous bilinguals
Simultaneous bilingualism:
Learning two languages as "first languages". That is, a person who is a simultaneous bilingual goes from speaking no languages at all directly to speaking two languages. Infants who are exposed to two languages from birth will become simultaneous bilinguals.
Successive vs. Simultaneous bilinguals
Receptive bilingualism:
Being able to understand two languages but express oneself in only one. This is generally not considered "true" bilingualism but is a fairly common situation.
Additive vs. Subtractive bilinguals
Additive bilingual:
The learning of a second language does not interfere with the learning of a first language. Both languages are well developed.
Subtractive bilingual:
The learning of the second language interferes with the learning of a first language. The second language replaces the first language.
Elite vs. Folk bilinguals
Elite bilingual:
Individuals who choose to have a bilingual home, often in order to enhance social status.
Folk bilingual:
Individuals who develop second language capacity under circumstances that are not often of their own choosing, and in conditions where the society does not value their native language.
Cummins' research concluded that the development of competence in the native language serves as a foundation of proficiency that can be transposed to the second language — the common underlying proficiency hypothesis.
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The National Gallery
The National Gallery is an art museum on Trafalgar Square in London. Founded in 1824, it houses a collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900. The Gallery is an exempt charity, and a non-departmental public body of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Its collection belongs to the public of the United Kingdom and entry to the main collection is free of charge. It is the fifth most visited art museum in the world, after the Musée du Louvre, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the British Museum and Tate Modern.
Unlike comparable museums in continental Europe, the National Gallery was not formed by nationalising an existing royal or princely art collection. It came into being when the British government bought 38 paintings from the heirs of John Julius Angerstein, an insurance broker and patron of the arts, in 1824. After that initial purchase the Gallery was shaped mainly by its early directors, notably Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, and by private donations, which comprise two-thirds of the collection. The resulting collection is small in size, compared with many European national galleries, but encyclopaedic in scope; most major developments in Western painting "from Giotto to Cézanne" are represented with important works. It used to be claimed that this was one of the few national galleries that had all its works on permanent exhibition, but this is no longer the case.
The British Museum
The British Museum is a museum in London dedicated to human history and culture. Its permanent collection, numbering some 8 million works, is among the largest and most comprehensive in existence and originates from all continents, illustrating and documenting the story of human culture from its beginnings to the present.
The British Museum was established in 1753, largely based on the collections of the physician and scientist Sir Hans Sloane. The museum first opened to the public on 15 January 1759 in Montagu House in Bloomsbury, on the site of the current museum building. Its expansion over the following two and a half centuries was largely a result of an expanding British colonial footprint and has resulted in the creation of several branch institutions, the first being the British Museum (Natural History) in South Kensington in 1887. Some objects in the collection, most notably the Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon, are the objects of controversy and of calls for restitution to their countries of origin.
Until 1997, when the British Library (previously centred on the Round Reading Room) moved to a new site, the British Museum was unique in that it housed both a national museum of antiquities and a national library in the same building. The museum is a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, and as with all other national museums in the United Kingdom it charges no admission fee, except for loan exhibitions. Since 2002 the director of the museum has been Neil MacGregor.
Tate Britain
Tate Britain (known from 1897 to 1932 as the National Gallery of British Art and from 1932 to 2000 as Tate Gallery) is an art gallery situated on Millbank in London. It is part of the Tate network of galleries in England, with Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives. It is the oldest gallery in the network, opening in 1897. It houses a substantial collection of the works of J. M. W. Turner.
The gallery is situated on Millbank, on the site of the former Millbank Prison. Construction, undertaken by Higgs and Hill, commenced in 1893, and the gallery opened on 21 July 1897 as the National Gallery of British Art. However, from the start it was commonly known as the Tate Gallery, after its founder Sir Henry Tate, and in 1932 it officially adopted that name. Before 2000, the gallery housed and displayed both British and modern collections, but the launch of Tate Modern saw Tate's modern collections move there, while the old Millbank gallery became dedicated to the display of historical and contemporary British art. As a consequence, it was renamed Tate Britain in March 2000.
The front part of the building was designed by Sidney R. J. Smith with a classical portico and dome behind, and the central sculpture gallery was designed by John Russell Pope. Tate Britain includes the Clore Gallery of 1987, designed by James Stirling, which houses work by J. M. W. Turner. The Clore Gallery has been regarded as an important example of Postmodern architecture, especially in the use of contextual irony: each section of the external facade quotes liberally from the building next to it in regard to materials and detailing.
National Museum Cardiff
National Museum Cardiff (Welsh: Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Caerdydd) is a museum and art gallery in Cardiff, Wales. The museum is part of the wider network of Amgueddfa Cymru – Nationalф Museum Wales (formerly the National Museums and Galleries of Wales). Entry is kept free by a grant from the Welsh Government.
The National Museum of Wales was founded in 1905, with its royal charter granted in 1907. Part of the bid for Cardiff to obtain the National Museum for Wales included the gift of the Cardiff Museum Collection, then known as "Welsh Museum of Natural History, Archaeology and Art," which was formally handed over in 1912. The Cardiff Museum was sharing the building of what is now the Cardiff Central Library, and was a sub-department of the library until 1893. Construction of a new building in the civic complex of Cathays Park began in 1912, but owing to the First World War it did not open to the public until 1922, with the official opening taking place in 1927. The architects were Arnold Dunbar Smith and Cecil Brewer, although the building as it now stands is a heavily truncated version of their design.
The museum has collections of archaeology, botany, fine and applied art, geology and zoology. In 2011, with funding from the Clore Duffield Foundation, the former Glanely Gallery was transformed into the Clore Discovery Centre, which offers hands-on exploration of the museums 7.5 million items that are normally in storage, including insects, fossils and Bronze Age weapons. School groups, formal and informal groups can also be accommodated but should book in advance.
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Napoleon’s Rise to Power
Early Success
1793, drove British forces out of Toulon.
Defeated the Austrians in multiple battles, forcing the Hapsburg emperor to make peace.
Set up a three-man governing board known as the Consulate.
Took the title of first consulate and in 1802 had himself named consul for life.
Napoleon’s Rise to Power
A New France, A New Emperor
By 1804, Napoleon had enough power to become Emperor.
Napoleon knew he had support as he held a plebiscite, or ballot in which voters say yes or no. Each time, the French strongly supported him.
France Under Napoleon
Reforms and the Napoleonic Code
Controlled prices, encouraged industry and built roads and canals to restore economic prosperity.
Made peace with the Catholic Church.
France Under Napoleon
Napoleonic Code
Enlightenment Principles
Equality of all citizens, religious toleration.
However, women lost most of their newly gained rights.
Building an Empire
A New European Empire
Napoleon annexed, or added outright to France lands including the Netherlands, Belgium, parts of Italy and Germany.
The Battle of Trafalgar
French naval defeat at the hands of the British.
The Continental System
Economic warfare waged against the British by closing European ports to British goods. The British responded with its own blockade.
This plan did not defeat the British, instead resent grew as prices throughout Europe rose.
The End of an Era
Downfall of Napoleon
Russia
Czar Alexander I withdraws from the Continental System due to economic and political frustrations.
Napoleon responds by sending 400,000 soldiers to Russia. Instead of fighting, Russians retreat East, burning crops and villages (scorched earth) as they went.
When Napoleon entered Moscow he realized he could not feed his troops so he returned home with only 10,000 troops.
The End of an Era
Waterloo
After returning from exile Napoleon fought the British and Prussian armies at Waterloo, Belgium. The French lost in a day long battle and Napoleon was forced into exile again.
The Congress of Vienna
Gathering of Leaders
Dignitaries from Austria, Russia, Britain and France met after the battle of Waterloo.
Goals of the Congress
Create a lasting peace between the four nations. By legitimacy, or restoring monarchies, Europe was returned to the “status quo.”
Balance of Power
A policy that no one state should be in the position to threaten the independence of another.
The Congress of Vienna
Problems of the Peace
Defeating Napoleon led to tremendous nationalism within the victorious countries. The Congress however redrew national boundaries without concern for national cultures. This angered European countries and eventually caused the Quadruple Alliance to break apart.
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Pizza is an oven-baked, flat, round bread typically topped with a tomato sauce, cheese and various toppings. The modern pizza was invented in Naples, Italy, and the dish has since become popular in many parts of the world.
My favorite kind of pizza is Hawaiian pizza. There are times when we simply order pizza for dinner, just because there is no time for cooking.
Sometimes my mother cooks pizza at home. I like it even more, than the pizza in some cafes.
Lasagne is a popular and tasty Italian dish. Traditional lasagne is made by interleaving layers of pasta with layers of sauce, made with ragù, bechamel, and Parmigiano-Reggiano. In other regions and outside of Italy it is common to find lasagne made with ricotta or mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, various meats, vegetables.
Sometimes my mother cook lasagne at home. Our family like this dish very much.
Borsch is a soup of Ukrainian origin that is popular in many Eastern and Central European countries. There are a lot of different recipes of it.
For me the most tasty borsch is those one, which is made by my grandmother.
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Pastime is something that you enjoy doing when you are not working.
Hobby
1. This hobby is interesting and useful. People try to find or buy different things such as stamps, badges, coins, pictures, dolls, etc. Their collections can be thematic. This hobby helps people to make new friends and learn some new things. (Collecting.)
2.People like working in the garden. They are fond of flowers, bushes, trees and different kinds of plants. They like nature and admire the beauty of nature. (Gardening.)
3. People like to make new dishes. They often cook for the family and for their friends. They can boil or fry meat, fish, and chicken and make deserts. (Cooking.)
4. People like to go to the library. Some of them have a good collection of books at home. They can have different books about animals and birds, books about different countries. (Reading.)
I put a ____ on my letter, because I wanted to send it to my English friend.
a) badge b) coin c) stamp d) ticket
He ____ in teaching pop music.
a) specialize b) specialist c) special d) specialized
My friends are fond of ____ badges.
a) collector b) collection c) collecting d) collected
I like music very much.
I can play the violin and I can play the piano. I have violin lessons on Tuesdays and piano lessons on Fridays. I play the violin in the school orchestra. We practise every week, on Thursday evenings. Sometimes we give concerts. I can't play the guitar or the trumpet.
I like listening to classical music but I don't like opera. I like listening to pop music, and I like reading about pop music, too.
Say, if the sentences are true or false.
1 Jane likes music very much.
2 She has violin lessons on Sundays.
3 Jane plays the violin.
4 They give concerts very often.
5 Jane likes to dance and sing.
On Monday he -----
On Wednesday he--
On Thursday he---
On Friday he----
On Saturday he---
On Sunday he-------
a) 1. music, just, is, For, a, someone, hobby.
b) 2. musical, learns, She, a, instrument, play, to, school, at, musical, a.
c) 3. was, He, the, of, jazz, truly, king.
d) -----------------------------------------------
e) ---------------------------------------------------
f) -----------------------------------------------------
Dangerous Exciting Boring Fun Challenging
Work in pairs. Talk about things you like doing in your free time. Make up a dialogue according to the pattern.
Patten:A: What do you like doing in your free time?
B: I like dancing and drawing. And what about
you?
How do you like to pass your free time?
Look! These pictures can help you.
1. I like sports.
2. Misha likes to speak English.
3. They drive a car.
4. Computers can always help you.
5. It is fun.
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Natalia Goncharova - Ukrainian and Russian volleyball player, a striker, a player of team Russia, world champion in 2010. Honored Master of Sports of Russia.
Natalia Goncharova was born in the city Skole of Lviv region. Volleyball began to engage in Ivano-Frankivsk, where she moved with her family. First coach - Peter Pogrebennik.
In mid-2010 was approved by the change of Natalia Goncharova's volleyball citizenship from Ukrainian to Russian. After that, head coach of Russia Vladimir Kuzyutkin included Natalia member of the Russian national team.
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Natural disasters:
new vocabulary
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
drought
typhoon
volcano eruption
flood
tsunami
earthquake
tornado
famine
forest fire
a disaster
a frequency
a hazard
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
a threat
to damage
to occur
to respond
to underflood
frequent
resistant
deforestation
disrupted
an avalanche
a heat wave
hailstorms
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
drought
typhoon
volcano eruption
flood
tsunami
earthquake
посуха
тайфун
виверження вулкану
повінь
цунамі
землетрус
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
tornado
famine
forest fire
a disaster
a frequency
a hazard
торнадо
голод
лісова пожежа
катастрофа
частота
ризик, небезпека
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
a threat
damage
to occur
to respond
to underflood
frequent
загроза
збиток, шкода
траплятися
відповідати, реагувати
затоплювати
частий
Write down the new words from the article. Use your dictionaries.
resistant
deforestation
disrupted
an avalanche
a heat wave
hailstorms
стійкий, міцний
вирубування лісів
підривати, руйнувати
лавина
спека
гроза з градом
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Drought
Typhoon
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Volcano eruption
Flood
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Tsunami
Earthquake
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Famine
Forest fire
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Deforestation
Avalanche
Look at the pictures and refer the given words to them:
Heat wave
Hailstorm
Match the words with the appropriate definition:
drought
typhoon
volcano eruption
flood
tsunami
earthquake
Повінь
Голод
Ризик, небезпека
Відповідати, реагувати
вирубування лісів
гроза з градом
tornado
famine
forest fire
a disaster
a frequency
a hazard
посуха
цунамі
лісова пожежа
загроза
затоплювати
підривати, руйнувати
Match the words with the appropriate definition:
a threat
damage
to occur
to respond
to underflood
frequent
тайфун
землетрус
катастрофа
збиток, шкода
частий
лавина
Match the words with the appropriate definition:
resistant
deforestation
disrupted
an avalanche
a heat wave
hailstorms
виверження вулкану
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Match the words with the appropriate definition:
Answers:
1-g, 2-m, 3-s, 4-a, 5-h, 6-n, 7-t, 8-b,
9-i, 10-o, 11-u, 12-c, 13-j, 14-p, 15-v, 16-d, 17-k, 18-q, 19-w, 20-e, 21-l,
22-r, 23-x, 24-f |
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One Odd Out
January, February, South, May
Sun, cloud, rain, to wear
To blow, to fall, vegetables, to shine
Season, warm, cool, cold
September, October, November, winter
Rain, snow, wind, night
to be + going to …
збиратись щось зробити
expresses future plans
Who remembers the forms of the verb “to be”?
I
You
He
She
We
They
is
am
is
are
are
are
Negatives
I am
You are
He is
She is
It is
We are
They are
not going to walk
Questions
Am I
Are you
Is he
Is she
Is it
Are we
Are they
going to walk
Make up sentences,use to be going and translate them into Ukrainian
You / stay at home.
He / visit London.
She / see the dentist.
We / speak to the teacher.
They / write a test.
Put the words into correct order to make the sentences
1.to/ going/ am/ a/ have/ party/ I.
2. an/write/letter/going/He/invitation/is/to.
3. Great Britain/they/visit/to/going/Are?
4.are/to/a/ newspaper/going/They/make/not
Say about your plans for the next week
THE WEATHER FORECAST
On Saturday
On Sunday
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1. Washington Irving was named after the first official President of the United States of America.
Born in 1783 in New York (the city that would loom large in his work), the American writer was named after the great American, George Washington. Of course, Washington only became President in 1789, but when Irving was born he was already known as an important founding father of the newly independent United States.
2. His first book, Knickerbocker’s History of New York (1809), gave us the Knickerbocker Glory.
Irving’s first book was a humorous history of New York – yes, once again New York looms large in Irving’s life – and was a huge success. But one of the great linguistic legacies of the work was that it gave us the name ‘Knickerbocker’, which, following Irving’s book, came to be used as a name for an inhabitant of New York (or a ‘native New Yorker’, to quote from the song). The Knickerbocker Glory – a multi-coloured ice-cream sundae served in a tall glass – first appears in print in 1936 in a Graham Greene novel. The reasons for Irving’s Knickerbocker being associated with this colourful dessert probably have something to do with our third, related, interesting fact …
3. Knickerbocker’s History of New York (1809), gave us the word ‘knickers’. ‘Knickers’ has never been out of use since.
Diedrich Knickerbocker was the fictional ‘author’ of Irving’s humorous ‘history’, and Knickerbocker came to be used for any New Yorker. However, within half a century the word was being used to describe ‘loose-fitting breeches, gathered in at the knee, and worn by boys, sportsmen, and others who require a freer use of their limbs. The term has been loosely extended to the whole costume worn with these’ (Oxford English Dictionary). Why the shift in meaning? One theory, which the OED offers, is that such garments resembled the knee-breeches worn by Knickerbocker in British artist George Cruikshank’s illustrations to Irving’s History of New York. At any rate, ‘knickers’ had appeared by the 1880s, with the word shifting genders from men to women, and it has remained so ever since.
4. Irving was the first person to refer to New York as ‘Gotham City’.
Yes, New York again. Irving first gave his hometown that sobriquet in 1807 in his satirical periodical Salmagundi. Irving borrowed the name from the Nottinghamshire village in England, which was reputedly inhabited by fools. Interestingly, the Nottinghamshire village is pronounced ‘Goat-em’, whereas the nickname for New York is always ‘Goth-em’. Of course, since Irving first Christened New York ‘Gotham’, the Batman comic strip and films have cemented the phrase ‘Gotham City’ firmly in the American – and, indeed, the world’s – psyche.
5. Irving wrote the fairy story of Rip Van Winkle.
The story of the man who goes to sleep in the Catskill mountains and wakes up years later to find his wife dead and his son grown up was written by Irving while he was staying in England, in 1819. Rip Van Winkle goes to sleep for twenty years, not a hundred: some think he sleeps for a century because the tale is confused with Sleeping Beauty.
6. He also wrote ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’.
This was written a year after ‘Rip’, in 1820, and was, of course, made into the Tim Burton film Sleepy Hollow in 1999. Irving is best-known for these two fairy tales.
7. He gave us the phrase ‘the almighty dollar’.
Not much to add on this one, except to say that he coined this phrase in 1837 in his story ‘The Creole Village’.
8. Irving was responsible for the ‘flat earth’ myth.
Once more, we’re in the realm of foolish medieval folk. According to Jeffrey Russell in his 1991 book Inventing the Flat Earth, it was Irving’s 1828 book A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus which cemented the myth that medieval people thought the world was flat, whereas Columbus believed it was round. Indeed, the main bone of contention in the 1490s – at the time of Columbus’s ‘discovery’ of the New World – was more the size, rather than the shape of the world. But sometimes a myth can be more powerful than fact, and many still believe that Columbus’s contemporaries all thought the world was flat and it might be possible to sail over the edge of it. Why did Irving invent the story then? Possibly to make Columbus look even more of a man ahead of his time than he was, as the great man who helped to found the New World, Irving’s own homeland.
9. Irving helped to create the modern idea of Christmas.
Charles Dickens often gets the credit for inventing the modern Christmas, with goodwill to everyone, the resurrection of old and formerly outdated customs, and the big Christmas feast. It’s certainly true that before the early nineteenth century, the older Christmas celebrations of the Middle Ages had waned, but it was not Dickens who first began to popularise them again. Dickens himself was greatly influenced by Irving. Indeed, the anonymously published 1823 poem ‘A Visit from St Nicholas’ also gets the credit for inventing the mythlore of Santa Claus with his flying sleigh and reindeer, but Irving was ahead of this poem, too: in 1812 he added passages to his revised Knickerbocker’s History of New York which helped to foster this renewed interest in the idea of Santa Claus. Like Dickens, he wrote five Christmas stories, and, like Dickens also, he championed traditional festive customs which had fallen out of favour (and which he had experienced while staying in England shortly before this). |
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Muhammad Ali is considered as one of the greatest athletes in boxing history, winning the coveted Golden Gloves title and an Olympic gold medal, among several other honors.
Cassius Clay was born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky. Considered one of the greatest athletes in boxing history, Ali showed at an early age that he wasn't afraid of anything. At the age of 12, Ali discovered his talent for boxing with the help of Joe Martin.
Ali started working with Martin to learn how to box, and soon began his boxing career. In his first amateur bout in 1954, he won the fight by split decision. Ali went on and in1956 became a light heavyweight boxing champion. Three years later, he won the National Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, as well as the Amateur Athletic Union's national title for the light-heavyweight division.
In 1960, Ali won a spot on the U.S. Olympic boxing team. He traveled to Rome, Italy, to compete. He was known for his footwork, and for possessing a powerful jab. After winning his first three bouts, Ali then defeated Zbigniew Pietrzkowski from Poland to win the gold medal.
After his Olympic victory, Ali became an American hero.
In 1964 he decided to join the black Muslim group. At first, he called himself "Cassius X," eventually settling on the name Muhammad Ali. Two years later, Ali started a different kind of fight when he refused to acknowledge his military service after being drafted. He said that he was a practicing Muslim minister, and that his religious beliefs prevented him from fighting in the Vietnam War.
In 1967, Ali put his personal values ahead of his career.
. The boxing association took away his title and suspended him from the sport for three and a half years.
Returning to the ring in 1970, Ali won his first bout after his forced hiatus. He knocked out Jerry Quarry in October in Atlanta. The following year, Ali took on Joe Frazier in what has been called the "Fight of the Century." Frazier and Ali went for 15 rounds before Frazier briefly dropped Ali to the ground, before beating Ali by decision. Ali later beat Frazier in a 1974 rematch.
Another legendary Ali fight took place in 1974. Billed as the "Rumble in the Jungle," the bout was organized by promoter Don King and held in Kinshasa, Zaire.
Perhaps one of his toughest bouts took place in 1975 when he battled longtime rival Joe Frazier in the "Thrilla in Manila" fight. Held in Quezon City, Philippines, the match lasted for more than 14 rounds with each fighter giving it their all. Ali emerged victorious in the end.
By the late 1970s, Ali's career had started to decline. He was defeated by Leon Spinks in 1978 and was knocked out by Larry Holmes in 1980. In 1981, Ali fought his last bout, losing his heavyweight title to Trevor Berbick.
He announced his retirement from boxing the next day.
Few month later he found that he had Parkinson's disease.Since than he started raising funds for the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Muhammad Ali has traveled to numerous countries, including Mexico and Morocco, to help out those in need. In 1998, he was chosen to be a United Nations Messenger of Peace because of his work in developing countries.
In 2005, Ali received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush. He also opened the Muhammad Ali Center in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, that same year. "I am an ordinary man who worked hard to develop the talent I was given, I believed in myself and I believe in the goodness of others.
Despite the progression of his disease, Ali remains active in public life. He embodies the true meaning of a champion with his tireless dedication to the causes he believes in. He was on hand to celebrate the inauguration of the first African-American president in January 2009 when Barack Obama was sworn-in. Soon after the inauguration, Ali received the President's Award from the NAACP for his public service efforts.
Ali has been married to his fourth wife, Yolanda, since 1986. The couple has one son, Asaad, and Ali has 8 children from previous relationships. |
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Jennifer Lawrence
The girl who has lost the husband and "moved down from coils", looking for an exit from a depression in dance. The movie “Silver Linings Playbook” became Oscar-winning for young actress Jennifer Lawrence. Also her the best and known films were become “X-Men: First Class” and "Hunger games".
At 20-year age it was nominated on "Oscar" and "The gold globe", but both figurines were lost by Natali Portman.
Jennifer was born on 15 of August, in 1990 in Louisville, the USA. In 14 years she resolved to become the actress, parents brought her to New York where agents highly appreciated her actor's skills. She graduated from school external for 2 years earlier to start acting in actively at film.
Jennifer — the girl, whose delightful sense of humour and a step, excellent actor's game and remarkable external data, refinement and an emotionality, appreciates and loves everyone who is familiar with her creativity.
Jenn – well put girl of average height with hair of wheaten color and blue eyes. It fantastically looks both in design clothes, and in daily.
Ms. Lawrence enough constitution though at teenage age her agents forced to grow thin that she could receive a desirable role. Now Jennifer is ready to kill any who will say the word "diet" near her. The young actress one of the few who doesn't put a lot of effort to play a certain role, and it is grateful for it to the talent given by nature. Jenn often appears on public, but in 7 years, says that "despite the fact that, how many earns by the favourite business, it is difficult not to regret about it when the rack of paparazzi pursues you". Lawrence the kind and sympathetic person, it isn't ill star fever and on a scene (during interview) behaves simply and sincerely.
"Its counter — it to be shocking, a little near and simple-minded, and it is remarkable, the talent" is for this purpose necessary — Josh Hatcherson, her colleague according to the movie "Hungry Games" speaks.
In free from work the actress draws time, knits sweaters, is engaged in surfing and plays a guitar. Also Ms. Lawrence says that in free time likes to spend time with friends and to look "Desperate Housewives".
About itself - to stay-at-home Jennifer speaks so: "If I appear at a party, after eleven evenings I start thinking of the sofa. And that I pass a new series of reality show about Kardashyan's family, for me it is a stress".
In one of Jenn's interview she told about the opinion on an actor's profession: "Perhaps it will sound roughly, but it seems to me, an aktor- such nonsense. When me ask as I manage not to think no mall of oneself, I answer: "And than me to be proud? I after all don't rescue people from death". There are doctors who save lives, firefighters who enter into burning buildings. And I only play at cinema. It is silly".
I love Jennifer Lawrence as idol that it even being the popular actress, remains the ordinary person without any star whims. She is a very good man with excellent sense of humour andtender heart.
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Presentation on a theme "My favourite actress" from English students are 9-2 groups Financial and Economic lyceum Dnipropetrovsk Zajvoi Ksenii 2013 |
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The five boroughs: 1: Manhattan, 2: Brooklyn, 3: Queens, 4: Bronx, 5: Staten Island
Manhattan (pop. 1,593,200) is the most densely populated borough of New York City and home to most of the city's skyscrapers. The borough contains the major business and financial centers of the city and many cultural attractions, including numerous museums, the Broadway theatre district and Madison Square Garden. Manhattan is loosely divided into Downtown, Midtown, and Uptown regions. Uptown Manhattan is divided by Central Park into the Upper East Side and the Upper West Side, and above the park is Harlem.
Wall Street is the major financial centre of the U. S. and symbolizes the money market and financiers of the U.S. Wall Street was called so because of a wall which extended along the street in Dutch times. It was built about 1650 from river to river (the Hudson and the East River) to protect the small colony living south of this street from attacks by Indians. Later the wall was removed, but the name remained.
New York City Hall is the seat of the government of New York City. The building houses the office of the Mayor of New York City and the chambers of the New York City Council. The building is the oldest City Hall in the United States that still houses its original governmental functions. Constructed from 1803 to 1812, New York City Hall is a National Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
When the World Trade Center towers were completed in 1973 many felt them to be sterile monstrosities, even though they were the world's tallest buildings at that time. But most New Yorkers became fond of "The Twin Towers" and after the initial horror for the loss of life in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks there came great sadness for the loss of the buildings. The complex, located in the heart of New York City's downtown financial district, contained 1.24 million m² of office space, almost four percent of Manhattan's entire office inventory.
The Manhattan Municipal Building is a 40-story building built to accommodate increased governmental space demands after the 1898 consolidation of New York City from The Five Boroughs. Standing 580 feet (177 m) tall, its highest point is the second largest statue in Manhattan. The Municipal Building is one of the largest governmental buildings in the world. Thirteen civic agencies of New York City and a public radio station are located in the building, and 28,000 New Yorkers are married inside of it each year. There are 25 floors of work space (served by 33 elevators), with an additional 15 stories in the tower.
Washington Square Park is one of the best-known of New York City's 1,700 public parks. At 39,000 m², it is a major landmark in the Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village, as well as a popular meeting place and center for cultural activity. It is operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. Most of the buildings surrounding the park now belong to New York University. The university rents the park for its graduation ceremonies, and uses the Arch as a symbol.
Greenwich Village is formerly known as the "Bohemian quarters" of the literary and artistic world. Its many quaint streets, curio shops and outdoor shows maintain a continuous sightseeing appeal. Artists, writers, sculptors, composers, poets, actors make their homes in the Village. The Outdoor Art Exhibits are a colourful affair held twice a year in the Village.
The Chinatown is an ethnic enclave with a large population of Chinese immigrants, similar to other Chinatown districts in American cities. By the 1980s it became the largest enclave of Chinese immigrants in the Western Hemisphere. By 1870, there was a Chinese population of 200. By the time the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was passed, the population was up to 2,000 residents. By 1900, there were 7,000 Chinese residents, but fewer than 200 Chinese women.
The Woolworth Building, at 55 stories, is one of the oldest and one of the most famous skyscrapers in New York City. With splendor and a resemblance to European Gothic cathedrals, the structure was labeled the Cathedral of Commerce. The structure has a long association with higher education, housing a number of Fordham University schools in the early 20th century. Today the building houses, among other tenants, Control Group Inc, and the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies' Center for Global Affairs.
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States, stretches 1825 m over the East River connecting the Manhattan and Brooklyn. On completion, it was the largest suspension bridge in the world and the first steel-wire suspension bridge. The bridge cost $15.1 million to build and approximately 27 people died during its construction. A week after the opening, on May 30 1883 a rumor that the Bridge was going to break down caused a stampede which crushed and then killed twelve people.
Pennsylvania Station is the major intercity rail station and a major commuter rail hub. The station is located in the underground levels of Pennsylvania Plaza. Penn Station is at the center of the Northeast Corridor, an electrified passenger rail line extending south to Washington, D.C. and north to Boston. The station saw 4.3 million Amtrak boardings in 2004, more than double the traffic at the next busiest station, 30th Street Station in Philadelphia.
Times Square is at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Times Square consists of the blocks between Sixth and Eighth Avenues from east to west, and West 40th and West 53rd Streets from south to north, making up the western part of the commercial area of Midtown Manhattan. Smaller than Red Square in Moscow or Trafalgar Square in London, Times Square has nonetheless achieved the status of an iconic world landmark and has become a symbol of its home city. Times Square is principally defined by its animated, digital advertisements.
The Empire State Building rises to 381 m at the 102nd floor, and its full structural height (including broadcast antenna) reaches 443 m. The building has 85 stories of commercial and office space and an indoor and outdoor observation deck on the 86th floor. The remaining 16 stories represent the spire, which is capped by a 102nd floor observatory, and atop the spire is an antenna topped off with a lightning rod. The Empire State Building is the first building to have more than 100 floors. It has 6,500 windows, 73 elevators and there are 1,860 steps from street level to the 102nd floor. It has a total floor area of approximately 254,000 m².
The New York Public Library (NYPL) is one of the leading public libraries of the world and is one of America's most significant research libraries. It is composed of a very large circulating public library system combined with a very large non-lending research library system. NYPL consists of 86 libraries in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island: four non-lending research libraries, four main lending libraries, a library for the blind and physically handicapped, and 77 neighborhood branch libraries. All libraries in the NYPL system may be used free of charge by all visitors.
The United Nations Headquarters occupies six block area. The 39-story Secretariat Building houses offices of about 5,000 persons of different nationalities who form the administrative organ of the United Nations. The shallow-domed General Assembly is the meeting-place of the representatives of the member nations. The regular session is held annually beginning in the fall .
Madison Square Garden has been the name of four arenas in New York City. It is also the name of the entity which owns the arena and several of the professional sports franchises which play there. There have been four incarnations of the arena. It is the largest indoor stadium in the city, home of all kinds of sports, public events and elaborate entertainments.
The Chrysler Building is an Art Deco skyscraper. It has 77 stories. Standing 319 meters high, it was originally built to house the Chrysler Corporation. The spire, measuring 58.4 meters long and composed of Nirosta stainless steel was hoisted to the top of the building on October 23, 1929. The lobby is similarly elegant and a must see for tourists. When the building first opened, it contained a public viewing gallery near the top, which a few years later was changed into a restaurant. The former observation floor became a private dining room called the Cloud Club. The very top stories of the building are narrow with low sloped ceilings, useful only to hold radio broadcasting and other mechanical and electrical equipment.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a preeminent art museum. It is regarded as the leading museum of modern art in the world. Its collection includes works of architecture and design, drawings, painting and sculpture, photography, prints and illustrated books, film, and media. MoMA's library and archives are a major resource and hold over 300,000 books, artist books, and periodicals, as well as individual files on more than 70,000 artists. The archives contain primary source material related to the history of modern and contemporary art.
St. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest decorated Neo-Gothic-style Catholic cathedral in North America. It is the seat of the archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, and a parish church, located just across the street from Rockefeller Center. The eight deceased archbishops of New York, six of them Cardinals, are buried in a crypt under the former high altar, visible from the entrance to the Lady Chapel in the rear of the cathedral.
Central Park is a large public park (3.41 km). With about twenty-five million visitors annually, Central Park is the most visited city park in the United States, and its appearance in many movies and television shows has made it among the most famous city parks in the world. Central Park contains several artificial lakes, extensive walking tracks, two ice-skating rinks, a wildlife sanctuary, and grassy areas and playgrounds for children. The park is a popular oasis for migrating birds.
The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, which includes Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Opera, the New York Philharmonic, the New York City Ballet, the Vivian Beaumont Theatre, The Juilliard School and Alice Tully Hall, is the largest performing arts center in the United States.
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, founded in 1937, is a modern art museum. It is the last major work of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the world's most prominent and influential architects. From the street, the building looks approximately like a white ribbon curled into a cylindrical stack, slightly wider at the top than the bottom. Paintings are displayed along the walls of the spiral and also in viewing rooms found at stages along the way. The Guggenheim was founded to showcase avant-garde art by early modernists such as Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian.
The American Museum of Natural History has a scientific staff of more than 200, and sponsors over 100 special field expeditions each year. The Museum boasts habitat groups of African, Asian and North American mammals, the "Star of India", the largest blue sapphire in the world, an interesting illustration of the growth and development of man. The Hayden Planetarium, connected to the museum, is now part of the Rose Center for Earth and Space, housed in a glass cube containing the spherical Space Theater.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's largest and most important art museums. The main building is located on the eastern edge of Central Park. The Met's permanent collection contains more than two million works of art, divided into nineteen curatorial departments. In addition to its permanent exhibitions, the Met organizes and hosts large traveling shows throughout the year.
The Cloisters is the branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art dedicated to the art and architecture of the European middle ages. The Cloisters include the museum building and the adjacent 16,000 m². The Cloisters collection contains approximately five thousand European medieval works of art, with a particular emphasis on pieces dating from the twelfth through the fifteen centuries.
Columbia University is a private research university in the United States. It has the most Nobel Prize affiliations of any institution in the USA. It is home to the prestigious Pulitzer Prize, which, for over a century, has rewarded outstanding achievement in journalism, literature and music. It has been the birthplace of FM radio, the first American university to offer anthropology and political science as academic disciplines, and where the foundation of modern genetics was discovered. Its Morningside Heights campus was the first North American site where the uranium atom was split.
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Queens
Bronx
New York City is comprised of five boroughs, an unusual form of government used to administer the five constituent counties that make up the city.
Blue Room
Arch of Constantine
Civic Fame
Garibaldi Monument
Jefferson Market Library
GE Building
Basketball court
Elevator
New York State Theater
Philharmonic Hall
Metropolitan Opera House
Planetarium
Day 117
Middle Age Hall
Roman Statue
Cloisters-garden
Crucifixion
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Кійко Едуард
Світлодолинське 2013
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Plan
Professions in the World
I Would Like to Be a ...
Education
Football Emotions
Working Everyday
Each Coach Want to Win
The Most Famous Coaches
Quotes of Great Coaches
Professions in the world
There are a lot of professions in the world, they are dangerous and safe, indoors and outdoors, traveling a lot and less.
As for me . . .
As for me, I dream about profession, like a football coach !
Education
To be a football coach people have to pass coach’s exams
It’s a really funny, when famous footballers are sitting down the tables and learning.
Football Emotions
Football is very affective game!
Jurgenn Klopp ,
Borussia Dortmund coach
Everyday Work
Football coaches are working hard every day to reach achievements with their teams.
The Main Trophy
European Champions League is the greatest trophies in the world
The Most Famous Coaches
There are a lot of football teams and coaches, but only singles are successful.
Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola
Quotes of Great Coaches
I have bad news. Guys from Frankfurt really can play football !
© Jurgen Klopp
Quotes of Great Coaches
Came into my team and you will never lose
© Jose Mourinho
Quotes of Great Coaches
You can’t run more quickly, than the ball is flying
© Pep Guardiola
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Good morning! I’m glad to see you here. How are you?
Theme of the lesson - “My school”.
Aim - summarize the information about school, classrooms and subjects at school.
A secret clock
Answer:
School hall
We’re at School Hall.
Name the pictures
Sports ground
Gym
Maths classroom
Geography classroom
Assembly Hall
English classroom
Canteen
Library
IT
classroom
Let’s gо to the library!
All pupils like such school subject as computing. There is the Internet in this classroom.
IT classroom
Pupils usually have lunch there, they also can buy a carton of juice or a bottle of water.
Canteen
All pupils like to go there, because they like physical training lessons.
Gym
There are a lot of interesting old and new books in it.
Library
Assembly Hall
We organize concerts and parties when we celebrate our holidays. The pupils sing songs and dance modern and folk dances and perform plays there.
You can see it behind the school. Sometimes pupils have physical training lessons there.
Sports ground
There are English books and vocabularies there, there is a map of Great Britain on the wall.
English classroom
Now, let’s go to the
IT classroom!
Dialogue:
A: How did you like this week at school?
B: It was great fun! And what about you?
A: It was normal.
At the Teacher’s room
TIMETABLE
Let’s go to the gym!
If you are happy
If you're happy and you know it clap your hands, clap, clap! (2x) if you're happy and you know it then your face will surely show it if you're happy and you know it clap your hands
If you're happy and you know it stomp your feet, stomp, stomp! (2x) if you're happy and you know it then your face will surely show it if you're happy and you know it stomp your feet
If you're happy and you know it say ok! OK! (2x) if you're happy and you know it then your face will surely show it if you're happy and you know it say ok! OK!
Фізкультхвилинка
the English classroom
Підготовка до проектної роботи
Проектна робота
Рефлексія
Did you like our lesson?
What difficulties did you have?
Why?
Was our work easy?
What helped you?
How did you manage the work today?
What could you add to that?
What new have you discovered for yourselves?
Домашнє завдання
Написати письмо другу.
Write a letter to your friend from another Ukrainian city. Try to convince him/her that it is important to study English. Give him/her some advice on how to learn a foreign language.
Thank you!
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Aljona Bondar
11-A
Mikhail Verbitsky wurde 4. März 1815 in dem Dorf Yavirnyk n, wo sein Vater Michael war ein Priester geboren.
Mikhail Verbitsky studierte am Theologischen Seminar Lviv . Dort führte er den Chor Seminar beherrscht Gitarre , die ihn das ganze Leben hindurch begleitet.
In der zweiten Hälfte der vierziger Jahre Mikhail Verbitsky appelliert an religiöse Musik - und während dieser Zeit schrieb eine komplette Liturgie für gemischten Chor (1847 ) , die heute in vielen Kirchen in der westlichen Ukraine . Neben der Liturgie , schafft es die berühmte "Angel vopiyashe " und andere religiöse Lieder.
Als in den späten vierziger Jahren , aufgebaut aktiven Theaterleben , Verbitsky sofort über das Schreiben von Musiknummern zu den ukrainischen Theaterproduktionen gesetzt . Verbitsky schrieb Musik für mehr als 20 Auftritte. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt hat Verbitsky Musik für Shows wie " Highlander " geschaffen ", Kozak und Hunter ", " Protsyha ", " Zhovnir Wonder . "
Doch die politischen Ereignisse zurück, so dass die Jahre 1848 bis 1849 markierte den Beginn und das Ende der ersten Phase der Wiederbelebung der ukrainischen Theater, so für mehrere Jahre nicht Verbitsky Musik für Theaterstücke zu schreiben.
Ein paar Jahre später musste er sich von einem Dorf zum anderen Gemeinde zu bewegen, bis 1856 war er nicht in der Dorfmühle Yavoriv , wo er den Rest seines Lebens nieder. Und materielle Deprivation und werden ihn nicht verlassen .
Gegründet Hymne "Die Ukraine hat nicht untergegangen " bleibt umstritten vorerst . Für eine lange Zeit dachte man, dass die Arbeit wurde 1862-1863 erstellt , aber ohne ausreichende wissenschaftliche Argumente.
In seinen späteren Jahren wurde in der Lehre einen Komponisten engagiert , schrieb Artikel , schuf Musik.
Michael M. Verbitsky
Aljona Bondar
11-A
Michael M. Verbitsky
Aljona Bondar
und Nastja Matula
11-A
Michael M. Verbitsky
Aljona Bondar
und Nastja Matula
11-A |
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XTL-11a
By Denis Danilenko
Ukrainian culture has a long history, it has evolved into complex historical conditions for centuries. Creating their own cultural values, the Ukrainian people absorbed the customs and traditions of many nations, whose fate was linked to the history of Ukraine.
Great influence on the culture of the Ukrainian people had Greek, Roman and Byzantine culture, through which culture of Ukraine has gained much knowledge and skills.
Despite the variety of different sources of world culture, Ukrainians have established their identity, not similar to any other, distinct culture. Culture of Ukraine reflects the uniqueness of the spiritual world of the people, surrounding nature and specifics of traditions and customs.
An important event that determined for centuries artistic and spiritual development of Ukrainian culture in the adoption of Christianity in 988.
The beginnings of Ukrainian writing date back to 13-14 centuries. - Galicia-Volyn and Lithuanian Chronicle. The first printed book in Ukraine began in the early 16th century, in the 17th century opened the Kiev-Mohyla Academy - the first Orthodox University. And in the 18th century Ukrainian national culture began its rapid development.
The most important contribution to world culture through Ukraine has made its literature, art, music, cinema. Ukraine is a home of the world-famous poet and artist Taras Shevchenko; philosopher, poet and educator Gregory Pans; writer Michael Kotsyubinskiy; Ilya Repin; composer and musical public figure Mykola Lysenko. In addition, the great Russian writers such as Nikolai Gogol, Anna Akhmatova, Vladimir Korolenko, who were natives of Ukraine.
For many centuries the culture of Ukraine has developed as folk. Farmers, artisans, Cossacks have become real creators and bearers of culture. Great place it held oral folklore (songs, stories, tales, legends, proverbs and sayings), folk dancing, arts and crafts.
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www.extranet.kinnick.pac.dodea.edu
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Faraday
Gap-system.org/~history/biography/faraday.html
http://www.madehow.com/inventorbios/30/Michael-Faraday.html
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Michael Faraday
Later Davy hired Faraday as his assistant because he fired the former one for fighting.
Davy and Faraday went on a trip around Europe where they met many other famous chemists. He married Sarah Barnard, that he met when attending a Sandemanian church.
A Danish physicist Hans Christian Oersted discovered that an electric current produced a magnetic field. Since Faraday was back home in England he began doing experiments to investigate this.
He built a device that included a hinged wire, a chemical battery and a magnet. When he turned on the current, a magnetic field was set up in the wire, and it began to spin around the magnet. The electric current converted to magnetism. Right then Faraday invented the electric motor.
Faraday then invented another device called the Transformer. This device aimed to convert magnetism back to electricity, but it partially worked.
Faraday decided to reverse an experiment done by Dominique Arago. Arago had discovered that a rotating copper disk diverted a magnetic needle. This was magnetic induction. In 1831 Faraday took a copper disk and spun it between the poles of a permanent magnet. This set up an electric current in the disk which could be passed through a wire and put to work, as long as the wheel spun, current was produced. This experiment produced tone of he greatest electrical invention in history: the electric generator. It took 50 years and other inventions to make generators practical, but Faraday had directed the way.
Faraday discovered the magnetic lines of force," the compound benzene, how to liquify various gasses, and the laws of electrolysis. He developed the concept of a field a force, magnetism, electric fields, gravity that spreads throughout space and is produced by magnets or electric charge or, in the case of gravity, mass. James Clerk Maxwell later developed his famous equations describing electromagnetism using this concept, acknowledging his debt to Faraday
On August 25, 1867, Faraday died at Hampton Court, Middlesex, England.
References
www.bbc.co.uk/history_figures/faraday_michael.html
www.extranet.kinnick.pac.dodea.edu
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Faraday
http://www.gap-system.org/~history/Biographies/Faraday.html
http://www.madehow.com/inventorbios/30/Michael-Faraday.html
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animals
plants
birds
environment
Welcome to Yellowstone National Park!
Where is it?
It is in the USA.
Yellowstone is protected as a national park.
Winter scene in Yellowstone
Where is it?
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Museum of the Dog 1721 South Mason Road West Saint Louis, MO
Museum of the Dog.
A museum dedicated to pedigree dogs
Main Entrance
Gifts given by foundations, private individuals and bequests include donations of paintings, prints, drawings, photographs, bronzes, porcelains, and decorative arts as well as books and archival materials of interest.
His Majesty's Clumber Spaniels at Sandringhom, ca 1920 Reuben Ward Binks, aquatint, Gift of Tom and Ann Stevenson
Japanese Chins Cleanthe Carr, oil on canvas, Gift of Gilbert S. Kahn
Japanese Chins Cleanthe Carr, oil on canvas, Gift of Gilbert S. Kahn
Ch. Rapide John Donaldson, oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myrick
Great Dane Maud Earl, oil on canvas, Gift of the Nancy-Carroll Draper estate
Harlequin Great Dane Rosenthal (German), porcelain, Gift of the Nancy-Carroll Draper estate
Chickadee Louise Peterson, twentieth century bronze, Gift of The Art Show at The Dog Show
Little Diva Tammy Baility, Twentieth Century bronze, Gift of The Art Show at The Dog Show
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America was discovered by Christopher Columbus.
.
The capital of the USA is Washington
British English
Flat
Shop
Bank note
American English
Apartment
Store
Bill
British English
Centre
Favourite
Colour
Metre
Theatre
traveller
American English
Center
Favorite
Color
Meter
Theater
traveler
The Empire State Building
The Rockefeller Center
The Guggenheim Museum
A borough
Broadway
The Twin Towers
The Statue of Liberty
New York is one of the largest cities in the country, but it is not the capital.
New York is in the state of New York.
New York is America`s Big Apple.
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
The Bronx
Staten Island
The Empire State
Building is the tallest
skyscraper
in New York.
The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center used to be higher until September 11.2001. It was destroyed by terrorists.
The Statue of Liberty is the most famous symbols of America. The millions of immigrants who had to come to America by sea were welcomed by a very tall woman
Its Christmas Trees are
the largest and most
beautiful in New York.
The
Theaters/cinemas
Museums
Picture galleries
Monuments
Hotels
Restaurants
Oceans/seas/rivers
No article
Parks
Avenues
Squares
Streets
Islands
Countries
States
Cities/towns/villages
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Authors: a group of students
of 9 B form
The purposes of the investigation:
to study the peculiarities of a business letter,
to understand the structure of a business letter,
to analize the vocabulary of a business letter.
The gypothesis
Procedure
Read some letters and choose the expressions of greeting and complimentary close
Analize the structure of these letters and try to formulate the steps of writing letters
Think and formulate the rules of writing business letters
The structure of a business letter
Title
Address
Date
Greeting
Reference
Complimentary Close
Sign, position, department
Sending initials
Enclosing
Copies
Rules of writing a business letter
Make clear the purpose why the letter is being written
Express your ideas in short sentences
Use words everybody understands
Avoid unnecessary words and phrases
Do not use shortenings
Conclusion
Information resources:
Rasskazovo, 2007
How to write business letters
Authors: a group of students
of 9 B form
The purposes of the investigation:
to study the peculiarities of a business letter,
to understand the structure of a business letter,
to analize the vocabulary of a business letter.
The gypothesis
Procedure
Read some letters and choose the expressions of greeting and complimentary close
Analize the structure of these letters and try to formulate the steps of writing letters
Think and formulate the rules of writing business letters
The structure of a business letter
Title
Address
Date
Greeting
Reference
Complimentary Close
Sign, position, department
Sending initials
Enclosing
Copies
Rules of writing a business letter
Make clear the purpose why the letter is being written
Express your ideas in short sentences
Use words everybody understands
Avoid unnecessary words and phrases
Do not use shortenings
Conclusion
Information resources:
How to write business letters
Authors: a group of students
of 9 B form
The purposes of the investigation:
to study the peculiarities of a business letter,
to understand the structure of a business letter,
to analize the vocabulary of a business letter.
The gypothesis
Procedure
Read some letters and choose the expressions of greeting and complimentary close
Analize the structure of these letters and try to formulate the steps of writing letters
Think and formulate the rules of writing business letters
The structure of a business letter
Title
Address
Date
Greeting
Reference
Complimentary Close
Sign, position, department
Sending initials
Enclosing
Copies
Rules of writing a business letter
Make clear the purpose why the letter is being written
Express your ideas in short sentences
Use words everybody understands
Avoid unnecessary words and phrases
Do not use shortenings
Conclusion
Information resources: |
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Simple Nouns
Compound Nouns
Derivative Nouns
To write + -er = writer
To sail + -or = sailor
Happy + -ness = happiness
Piano + -ist = pianist
To build + -ing = building
To dictate + -tion = dictation
Tour + -ism = tourism
Countable Nouns
Uncountable Nouns
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Ice
Copper
Glass
Iron
Tin
Number
Singular
A cat
A dog
A cow
A match
Plural
Cats [s]
Dogs [z]
Cows [z]
Matches [iz]
Exceptions
Only singular plural
Sugar
Milk
Coffee
Happiness
Spectacles
Scales
Trousers
Scissors
Gender
- ess - ine
he she boy girl
man woman
Nouns
simple
compound
derivative
Snow
Bow
Way
Fountain
Knife
Board
Girl
Chair
Man
Rail
Rain
Pen
Ball
School
Arm
Snow + man = snowman
Rain + bow = rainbow
Pen + knife = penknife
School + girl = schoolgirl
Nouns
Common
Proper
A dog
Charlie
Nouns
Countable
Uncountable
Boys
A boy
Balls
A ball
Plural
Singular
Chairs
A chair
Pupils
A pupil
Sugar
Ice
Salt
Happiness
Friendship
Singular
Teacher
Doctor
Girl-friend
Saleswoman
Heroine
Teacher
Doctor
Boy-friend
Salesman
Hero
She
He
Lioness
Tigress
Actress
Waitress
Hostess
Lion
Tiger
Actor
Waiter
Host
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Presentation:
We spend much time in school.
We communicate, study, have friends here.
We are preparing for future life.
Our knowledge improved.
School is very important in our life.
By Verbna Anastasia
Must be new and modern.
Has good teachers.
Has good equipment.
Must be large and spacious.
Gives good knowledge.
My dream school…
School must be appealing look the outside, for example:
School`s VIEW.
It must be spacious and have many windows also must be bright and modern.
Good computer lab, a large library, spacious classrooms, bright hallways, great food in the dining room.
Classes must have a lot of flowers, children to sit on soft chairs by comfortable desks.
School area must be large and clean, have enough places to relax.
Timetables must be made wisely.
Monday:9 hours in school physical culture physical culture algebra Tuesday:9 hours in school Ukrainian literature physical culture physical culture Wednesday:10 hours in school web design Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday Closed
By Harin Jaroslav
Teacher in the future.
Twenty of the super teachers in the entire school. One of them is our class teacher. It can do 2 things at once, also conducts classes all from the comfort of students
Books in the future.
Our e-books are very popular in our school, they are at all. We wear them because they are very light, unlike books. Estimates put us in the e-zine for parents to see our estimates at any moment. Replaced in the a diary in electronic journal as books to e-books.
School uniforms in the future.
I never thought about what should be the school of my dreams . For me, at my school are satisfied . But when I was asked which school I can see your dreams I truly thought . I had to think long and about this. But if I dream given the opportunity , I would like to have in the school pool. That in winter , cold weather, swimming with friends in a warm, clear water . Great idea to have a good school library. Where can I seek not a long book, and that the library was equipped with this technology, which would help you to quickly find literature. Also not a bad idea to have a botanical area with exotic plants . For there were flowers in which children could take care of yourself , grow and experiment and give to teachers. I would like to have in school competitions in training or in the second area where the prize would be a trip abroad . But everything I wrote about my dream school is an all- in -all my thoughts, but in reality you need a lot of money .
Everybody wants to study in schools that are new and modern.
Students want to have good grades, knowledge, teachers, uniforms, equipment, etc.
Children always felt as at home at this school.
We satisfied our Lyceum.
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Pronunciation guide.
Eastern Siberia, Usury river, Amur, Central Asia, the Gobi, the Yangtze, the Tibet, the Tien Shen, lake Issyk kul. Urga, Ulaan Bataar, Beijing, Lhasa.
Answer the questions.
1. Do you like to visit new places? Why?
2. How do we call a person who discovers and explores new lands?
3. Which explorers and travellers do you know?
Do you know this name?
Read the text about this famous men and find the appropriate answer.
1.He was born in America.
He was born in Russia.
He was born in France.
2. He studied at the pedagogical university.
He studied at the military academy.
He studied at the medical academy.
3. He was a doctor.
He was a traveler.
He was a teacher.
4. He explored Africa.
He explored Siberia and Asia.
He explored Australia.
Do you know how many expeditions he made?
Lets discuss all of them.
The first expedition to Central Asia.
The Yangtze river
Tibet.
The second journey.
the basin of Lake Lop-nor.
The third expedition. The Tien Shen.
Lhasa.
The fourth one. Lake Ysyk-kyl.
The basin of the lake.
What was the result of these expeditions?
What do you know about Przhevalskys horse?
Discuss with your partner.
Did Przhevalsky make 4 expeditions to east and central Asia?
Were Przhevalskys expeditions only about traveling?
Where did Przhevalsky travel?
What did he bring back to Russia after his expeditions?
What distance did he cover in all his expeditions?
What animal did he discover?
Can you describe this animal?
What contribution to the world science did he make?
1. Listen to the dialogue to find the main idea.
2. Make trhe text complete.
Listen to the dialogue and check it.
Listen to the dialogue and check.
Make a dialogue with your partner. Ask some questions about the life of the great man
How many When did you decide to explore new lands?
expeditions did you made?
What places did you visit?
Were you expeditions only about travelling?
What can you say about new horse?
What did you think about your work?
Home task.
Make a short summary about Przhevalskys life .
Nikolay Mikhaylovich Przhevalsky and Russian geography and exploration.
Pronunciation guide.
Eastern Siberia, Usury river, Amur, Central Asia, the Gobi, the Yangtze, the Tibet, the Tien Shen, lake Issyk kul. Urga, Ulaan Bataar, Beijing, Lhasa.
Answer the questions.
1. Do you like to visit new places? Why?
2. How do we call a person who discovers and explores new lands?
3. Which explorers and travellers do you know?
Do you know this name?
Read the text about this famous men and find the appropriate answer.
1.He was born in America.
He was born in Russia.
He was born in France.
2. He studied at the pedagogical university.
He studied at the military academy.
He studied at the medical academy.
3. He was a doctor.
He was a traveler.
He was a teacher.
4. He explored Africa.
He explored Siberia and Asia.
He explored Australia.
Do you know how many expeditions he made?
Lets discuss all of them.
The first expedition to Central Asia.
The Yangtze river
Tibet.
The second journey.
the basin of Lake Lop-nor.
The third expedition. The Tien Shen.
Lhasa.
The fourth one. Lake Ysyk-kyl.
The basin of the lake.
What was the result of these expeditions?
What do you know about Przhevalskys horse?
Discuss with your partner.
Did Przhevalsky make 4 expeditions to east and central Asia?
Were Przhevalskys expeditions only about traveling?
Where did Przhevalsky travel?
What did he bring back to Russia after his expeditions?
What distance did he cover in all his expeditions?
What animal did he discover?
Can you describe this animal?
What contribution to the world science did he make?
1. Listen to the dialogue to find the main idea.
2. Make trhe text complete.
Listen to the dialogue and check it.
Listen to the dialogue and check.
Make a dialogue with your partner. Ask some questions about the life of the great man
How many When did you decide to explore new lands?
expeditions did you made?
What places did you visit?
Were you expeditions only about travelling?
What can you say about new horse?
What did you think about your work?
Home task.
Make a short summary about Przhevalskys life .
Nikolay Mikhaylovich Przhevalsky and Russian geography and exploration.
Pronunciation guide.
Eastern Siberia, Usury river, Amur, Central Asia, the Gobi, the Yangtze, the Tibet, the Tien Shen, lake Issyk kul. Urga, Ulaan Bataar, Beijing, Lhasa.
Answer the questions.
1. Do you like to visit new places? Why?
2. How do we call a person who discovers and explores new lands?
3. Which explorers and travellers do you know?
Do you know this name?
Read the text about this famous men and find the appropriate answer.
1.He was born in America.
He was born in Russia.
He was born in France.
2. He studied at the pedagogical university.
He studied at the military academy.
He studied at the medical academy.
3. He was a doctor.
He was a traveler.
He was a teacher.
4. He explored Africa.
He explored Siberia and Asia.
He explored Australia.
Do you know how many expeditions he made?
Lets discuss all of them.
The first expedition to Central Asia.
The Yangtze river
Tibet.
The second journey.
the basin of Lake Lop-nor.
The third expedition. The Tien Shen.
Lhasa.
The fourth one. Lake Ysyk-kyl.
The basin of the lake.
What was the result of these expeditions?
What do you know about Przhevalskys horse?
Discuss with your partner.
Did Przhevalsky make 4 expeditions to east and central Asia?
Were Przhevalskys expeditions only about traveling?
Where did Przhevalsky travel?
What did he bring back to Russia after his expeditions?
What distance did he cover in all his expeditions?
What animal did he discover?
Can you describe this animal?
What contribution to the world science did he make?
1. Listen to the dialogue to find the main idea.
2. Make trhe text complete.
Listen to the dialogue and check it.
Listen to the dialogue and check.
Make a dialogue with your partner. Ask some questions about the life of the great man
How many When did you decide to explore new lands?
expeditions did you made?
What places did you visit?
Were you expeditions only about travelling?
What can you say about new horse?
What did you think about your work?
Home task.
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By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
If you could be an animal, what animal would you be?
If you only had 24 hours to live, what would you do?
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
What if your smart-phone fell into the toilet, what would you do?
If you could be a super hero, which super hero would you be?
If you could be invisible for a day what would you do and why?
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
If you had to commit any crime, what would you do?
If there was a time machine and you could travel back in time, where and when would you go and why?
If you could be another man or woman for a day, who would you choose?
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
If you could change one thing about your country, what would it be?
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
If you saw and photographed an alien, would you tell anybody?
If you could erase any moment in your life, which moment would it be and why?
If you were experiencing a harsh moment in life, who would you go for help and why?
If you could sail around the world, who would you invite to go with you and why?
Think about one topic and ask a partner a question like this:
What WOULD you do if…
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected]
Good Job !
By Milton P. Jr. [email protected] |
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Dyakun Valeria 10-A
Music
My favourite group
Good Books
Gayle Forman
Good Music
Good books
Fashion
ONE DIRECTION
Harry Styles
Niall Horan
Liam Payne
Louis Tomlinson
Zayn Malik
Jamie Makgvayr
Cassandra Clare
Fashion
Cara Delvingne
The End |
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prepared
Maria Makar
Name: Michael Joseph Jackson
Brothers and sisters :
Rebbie (Maureen Reilette, 29.05.1950)
Jackie (Sigmund Esco, 04.05.1951)
Tito (Toriano Adaryll, 15.10.1953)
Jermaine (Lajaun, 11.12.1954)
LaToya Yvonne (29.05.1956)
Marlon David (12.03.1957)
Randy (Steven Randall, 31.10.1961)
Janet Damita Jo (16.05.1966)
Birthday: on August, 29, 1958 in 12:13
Sign of zodiac : Virgo
Birth-place: Gary, Indiana ,USA
Parents: Katrine (04.05.1930) and Joseph Jacksons (26.06.1929)
MARRIAGES
1.Liza Maria Presley (on May, 26, 1994 is January, 1996)
2.Deborah Rou (on November, 14, 1996 is October, 1999)
K I D s
Prince Michael Joseph 13.02.1997
Paris Michael Katrine 3.04.1998
A prince Michael is Second Blanket 21.03.2002
LIFE & WORK OF KING
In five-year age Michael Jackson began to come forward together with the brothers in a group Jackson 5 .
In 7 years Michael was able to play the guitar
Mike was known for the whole world in 11 years
In 1982 years Michael recorded album of "Thriller", him total drawing - 65 millions, record index which brought to the album of rank of the most successful solo plate of all times.It not broken record to this day.
In 25 years Michael Jackson awarded with the personal Star on Hollywood Avenue of Glory, becoming one of young performers which such honour was given.
For the career Michael was the recipient of an award 13 Grammy, and by many other rewards.
A L B U M S
Off the wall
08.1979
Thriller
01.12.1982
Bad
31.08.1987
Dangerous
26.11.1991
History
15.06.1995
Blood on the dance floor
05.1997
Invincible
29.10.2001
Number ones
18.11.2003
The Ultimate Collection
16.11.2004
This Is It
2009
F I L M S
1978
1986
1988
1996
2002
2004
1988
1988
1992
T O U R S
The "Bad" World Tour is a world tour
"The Bad" - the first world tour of Michael Jackson as solo-performer. Beginning of turn was on September, 12, 1987 in Tokyo, Japan and made off on January, 27, 1989 to Los Angeles, state California.
"Dangerous" a turn is the greatest turn of Michael Jackson
"Dangerous" a turn was the greatest turn of Michael Jackson, he surpassed his own record, set by the turn of "Bad" even. A turn began 21th June, 1992 on the Olympic stadium in Munich, Germany. Organization of the first concert occupied almost three days, and 20 trucks were required with an equipment.
"History" a turn is the last turn of Michael Jackson
Again, it a round-the-world tour became the greatest turn from some time conducted by any performer to it. Michael came forward on 82 concerts, in general complication on his concerts came more than 4,5 million admirers in 58 cities in 35 countries and on 5 continents - on the average 54 878 persons came at concert!
What about sunrise
What about rain
What about all the things
That you said we
were to gain...
What about killing fields
Is there a time
What about all the things
That you said was yours and mine...
Did you ever stop to notice
All the blood we've shed before
Did you ever stop to notice
The crying Earth, these weeping shores?
Aaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaah
What have we done to the world
Look what we've done
What about all the peace
That you pledge your only son...
What about flowering fields
Is there a time
What about all the dreams
That you said was yours and mine...
Did you ever stop to notice
All the children dead from war
Did you ever stop to notice
The crying Earth these weeping shores
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaah
I used to dream
I used to glance beyond the stars
Now I don't know where we are
Although I know we've drifted far
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaah
Hey, what about yesterday
(What about us)
What about the seas
(What about us)
The heavens are falling down
(What about us)
I can't even breathe
(What about us)
What about the bleeding Earth
(What about us)
Can't we feel its wounds
(What about us)
What about nature's worth
(ooo, ooo)
It's our planet's womb
(What about us)
What about animals
(What about it)
We've turned kingdoms to dust
(What about us)
What about elephants
(What about us)
Have we lost their trust
(What about us)
What about crying whales
(What about us)
We're ravaging the seas
(What about us)
What about forest trails
(ooo, ooo)
Burnt despite our pleas
(What about us)
What about the holy land
(What about it)
Torn apart by creed
(What about us)
(What about us)
Can't we set him free
(What about us)
What about children dying
(What about us)
Can't you hear them cry
(What about us)
Where did we go wrong
(ooo, ooo)
Someone tell me why
(What about us)
What about babies
(What about it)
What about the days
(What about us)
What about all their joy
(What about us)
What about the man
(What about us)
What about the crying man
(What about us)
What about Abraham
(What about us)
What about death again
Do we give a damn
hooo, hooo (12)
Aaaaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaaah
Aaaaaaaaaaaaah Aaaaaaaaaaaaah
EATH SONG
He compelled this world to dance and did him better |
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München ist die Hauptstadt und die größte Stadt des deutsches Bundeslandes Bayern. Nach Berlin und Hamburg ist die drittgrößte Stadt in Deutschland. München hat rund 1,4 Millionen Einwohner. Das Motto der Stadt ist "Weltstadt mit Herz". München ist Bayerns Kultur-, Industrie-, Handels-, Verkehrs-, Touristik- und Sportzentrum. Es ist eine malerische Stadt mit Gebäuden in der Gotik, Renaissance, Barock, der klassischen und modernen Stil.
Das Wappen hat sich in der Vergangenheit verändert. Von 1957 bis heute bestehen zwei Wappen, das sind Kleines und Großes Wappen.
Kleines Wappen hat in Silber einen Mönch mit schwarzer Kutte, die hat golden Kreuz. Die Kapuze ist auch schwarz und er hat rote Schuhe. Der Mönch hat ein rotes Buch in der linken Hand und die Rechte zeigt den Segen. Kleines Wappen ist offiziell Wappen in München.
Großes Wappen hat in Silber eine Burg mit zwei roten Türmen. Die Türmen haben auch das Zickzackmuster und in der Nähe steht ein golden Löwe mit der Krone. Im Tor zwischen die Türmen ist der Mönch des kleinen Wappen. Großes Wappen ist benutzt nur zu besonderen Gelegenheiten.
München ist bekannt für Bier, Autoindustrie, Museums und Fußball. Diese Stadt hat auch viele Sehenswürdigkeiten und Gebäudes, die wichtig für die Einwohners und auch für die Touristen sind. Wir können dort sehen: die Frauenkirche, das Rathaus, Allianz Arena, der Olympiapark und den Marienplatz.
Die Frauenkirche ist oft genannt der Dom zu Unserer Lieben Frau. Sie steht in der Münchner Altstadt und ist eine Kathedralkirche. Dieser Ziegelbau ist wirklich die größte Kirche in der Stadt. Sehr attraktiv sind 99 Meter hohen gotischen Türme, die haben die zwiebelförmige Kuppel. Ein Turm ist größer als die zweite. Wir können aus Türmen das Aussicht an der Stadt sehen. Die Frauenkirche ist eine der meistbesuchtesten Sehenswürdigkeiten in München.
Das Rathaus
Das groß Rathaus ist das Büro des Stadtrats und der Hintergrund für Feiern und Zeremonien.Die Front hat die Statuen der bayerischen Könige. Hier sind zweiunddreißig Zahlen in nahezu natürlicher Größe geschnitzt, mit Szenen aus der Geschichte.Die Hauptattraktion ist das neue Stadthaus Glockenspiel, das weltbekannt ist. Die große Uhr hat dreiundvierzig mechanischen Glocken, die vier verschiedene Melodien spielen. Das Glockenspiel findet dreimal täglich um 11 Uhr, 12 Uhr und 17 Uhr statt.
Allianz Arena
Allianz Arena ist ein Fußballtempel im Norden von München. In der Allianz-Arena spielen der Münchner Fußballverein FC Bayern München. Hier ist die steile Tribüne für die Zuschauer. Die Zuschauer bekommen den Eindruck, dass sie in der Nähe die Spieler sind.
Die Farbe der Allianz Arena ändern sich und zeigt welche Mannschaft im Stadion spielt. Wenn der Turn- und Sportverein München einen Heimspiel hat, erstrahlt die Fassade in Blau. Wenn der FC Bayern München spielt, erstrahlt die Fassade in roter Farbe. Wenn dort andere neutrale Spiele statt, leuchtet das Stadion in Weiß. Daneben die Farben, interessant ist auch die Größe das Fußballstadion. Es ist lang 258m , breit 227m und hoch 50m. Allianz arena empfangt rund 66.000 Zushauers.
Der Olympiapark
Nexte Sehenswürdigkeit ist der Olympiapark. er liegt im Norden Münchens. Der Olympiapark ist Austragungsort für sportliche, kulturelle und religiöse Veranstaltungen. Dort können wir Olympiastadion, Olympiahalle, Olympia-Schwimmhalle, Olympia-Eissportzentrum, Olympiaturm, Olympia-Tennisanlage, Theatron und viele andere Interessantheiten finden.
Der Marienplatz
In München ist auch der Marienplatz, der liegt zwischen dem Rathaus und der Frauenkirche. Hier verlaufen Sonntagspredigten, politische Reden und Demonstrationen. An den umliegenden Straßen findet man viele schöne Restaurants und Straßencafés. Darüber hinaus liegt eine attraktive Fußgängerzone, die zu einem Einkaufsbummel einlädet. Der Marienplatz ist der zentrale Platz der Münchner Innenstadt.
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artandbooks.com
artandbooks.com
The primary aim of the Art and Books website is to provide access to resources for students studying Art and Books at the university. In this subject students consider books of different types in terms of the relationships between images and text; form and content; and method production and end product. The website contains essays written for this purpose and a collection of links to external web resources of relevance to the subject. The resources are organised into seven groups, each linked to a topic studied by students.
artandbooks.com
The Book Form
What is a book? The resources in this section offer various views on this question and a brief overview of the history of the book.
Illuminated Manuscripts
This section provides information about the making of manuscripts and links to digital versions of some of the most famous examples of illuminated manuscripts.
The Printed Book
This section looks at the development of the printed book and at the ways in which printing technology influenced the visual appearance of the book.
Comics
The resources in this section focus on the comic, a form in which word and image are inextricably linked.
Children’s Illustrated Books
Children’s illustrated books bring together word and image in order to tell a story. This section links to information about selected children’s book illustrators of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Artist’s Books
The links in this section lead to discussions about artist’s books and a wealth of examples.
Books in the Digital Era
The final section of the web site deals with the impact of digital technology on the book form. The resources range from |
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Nonsense Literature
The evolution of genre, form and concept
The subject of the investigation:
the development of nonsense as a literary genre in the English literature from its origin up to the present day effects it has on the modern world of belles-letters and art
The aim of the work:
Literary nonsense is a style of literature where conventional rules of language and general logic do not apply. The effect of nonsense is often caused by an excess of meaning, rather than a lack of it.
The genre is present in many forms of literature such as nonsense verses, riddles, jokes, fairy-tales, short stories and novels.
The origin of the genre
The roots of
literary nonsense
Has the origins in the intellectual
absurdities of court poets, scholars
(Geoffrey Chaucer, Jonathan Swift).
The origin of the genre
The roots of
literary nonsense
Has the origins in the intellectual
absurdities of court poets, scholars
(Geoffrey Chaucer, Jonathan Swift).
The Owl and the Pussy-cat. The illustration by Edward Lear
Stylistic Peculiarities
repetitions
112
23
alliterations
56
-
hyperboles
78
36
contradictions
65
28
faulty cause and effect
82
18
rhyme and rhythm
112
6
grotesque
14
57
puns
13
44
portmanteau words
8
76
neologisms
15
46
reversals and inversions
26
50
riddles with no answer
-
18
symbolism
38
43
irrelevance or immaterial characteristics
67
71
Parody, irony, satire
46
48
paradox
58
59
Comparative analysis
The difficulties of translation
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by ship see the Statue of
Liberty first. It is the
symbol of NY and freedom
for people all over the world.
NY consists of five
boroughs:1-Manhattan
2-Brooklyn
3-Queens
4-Bronx
5-Staten Island (Richmond)
The centre of NY is Manhattan Island. Here you can see numerous skyscrapers which house banks and offices of American business: the Empire State Building, Rockfeller Centre, The United Nations Building, Central Park, Times Square, Broadway.
The Empire State Building
The United Nations Building
Rockfeller Centre
Guggenhaim Museum of Art
Wall Street in Manhattan is the financial heart of the USA and the most important banking centre in the world.
Broadway is the symbol of American theatre
Seventh Avenue is a shopping centre of NY. The shops here are luxurious.
The crossing of Broadway and Seventh Avenue forms world-famous Times Square, where New Year’s Eve celebrations always take place.
NY is often called the cultural capital of the USA. There are more than 800 museums in NY. One of the best known is the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Park Avenue is a symbol of luxury and fashion because of its large expensive apartment houses.
Central Park is called «the lungs of NY». There are lakes, nice green avenues, two skating rinks, many sports grounds and playgrounds for children, and the Zoo
in the park. It is surrounded with a 10km-long trek which is very popular with bikers, roller-skaters and joggers.
Bronx is the northern borough of NY. Its population is multinational. Hip-hop and rap originated in Bronx.
The largest NY’s ZOO and Yankee Stadium are also in Bronx.
Queens is the largest NY’s borough. In the past there were small towns and settlements founded by German immigrants here. Now its residents are well-to-do new yorkers.
Brooklyn is situated on the Long Island. Most of immigrants from Russia live here, in Brighton Beach which is called “American Russia”.
In the 19th century Brooklyn was a separate big city.
The most popular place in Brooklyn is Esplanade where new yorkers like to spend their free time.
Staten Island has fewer residents than other NY’s boroughs. It is situated on the island of Staten.
Mostly well-to-do white new yorkers live here. |
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Northern Ireland is a very beautiful place. It is a land of mountains, rivers and lakes.
Flag of Northern Ireland.
Shamrock is the national symbol of Ireland
Anthem of Northern Ireland.
Belfast
is the capital and the largest city in Northern Ireland.
is situated in a district of mountains and lakes..
Lagan
The River Lagan is a major river in Northern Ireland which runs 40 miles (60 km)
Derry
Irish say that giants used to live north of Belfast. One giant, Finn McCool, the commander of the king of Ireland's army, fell in love with a woman giant in Scotland. He wanted her to come to him so he started to build a bridge, the Giant's Causeway, so that she could walk across the sea.
There are a lot of talks about the conflict between Catholic and Protestant churches in Ireland. But now they are in peace. If you like History I advise you to visit the city of Derry.
Thank you for your attention |
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Nouns in English
Plural Nouns
Regular Plurals
end with s or es.
Add -es to make nouns plural that end with:
s
buses
x
taxes
ch
benches
sh
dishes
Add -ies to make nouns plural that end with a consonant and -y:
Most nouns that end in -f or -fe change to -ves when made plural:
BUT:
Nouns that end in -o add -es when made plural.
BUT:
ends with -us
Change -us to -i
cactus - cacti nucleus - nuclei focus - foci
ends with -is
Change -is to -es
analysis - analyses crisis - crises thesis - theses
ends with -on
Change -on to -a
phenomenon - phenomena criterion - criteria
IRREGULAR PLURALS
Some nouns do not change at all when made plural:
Some nouns become a new word when made plural:
A few nouns have only plural forms:
Scissors
Trousers
Jeans
Spectacles
Clothes
A few nouns have only plural forms:
Tongs
Scales
Savings
Goods
Stairs
Arms
Nouns that have only singular forms:
Money
Fruit Hair
Twilight
Advice News
Compound Nouns: the main word has plural form
Singular
Plural
billboard
billboards
cupful
cupfuls
campground
campgrounds
maid of honor
maids of honor
attorney-at-law
attorneys-at-law
step-brother
step-brothers
Great-grandma
Great-grandmas
Noun Suffixes
Denoting people
People in a certain occupation or activity:
er (-or): adviser, baker, butcher, driver, teacher, reader, protector, director, earner / actor, advisor, ancestor, animator, bachelor, counselor, navigator, tailor, vendor, warrior
eer: engineer, mountaineer, volunteer, domineer, auctioneer, profiteer, racketeer
Denoting people in a certain activity:
ster: gangster, gamester, trickster, prankster, funster
ee: addressee, grantee, employee, attendee, refugee, escapee, returnee
ant: servant, inhabitant, aspirant, immigrant
Denoting females/ instruments:
ess: duchess, countess, princess, empress, waitress, stewardess, hostess,
ina, ine: heroine, czarina, concertina,
Small things:
let = small, unimportant: piglet, owlet, booklet
ling = small: duckling, gosling, princeling
ette = small, imitation: cigarette, kitchenette, diskette
State/ activity:
ing: bathing, reading, cooking, writing, speaking
tion/ -sion: depression, revolution, opression, ogranization
ment: movement, agreement, development, pavement
al: arrival, approval, festival, portal
State/ status:
hood: childhood, brotherhood, motherhood, neighborhood, boyhood, parenthood, manhood
ness: happiness, freshness, attentiveness, fastness, aggressiveness, correctness, awareness
ity: rapidity, stupidity, aridity
Amount:
ful: handful, mouthful, spoonful, bowful
age: coverage, courage, percentage,
Ideas/ conditions:
ism = doctrine: communism, capitalism, racism
ship= condition: dictatorship
Ideas/ followers:
ist = follower: communist, capitalist, racist
an = follower, born in: republican, American, Asian
ite = follower, born in: islamite, kyivite.
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Cardinal
But mind!
Cardinal Ordinal
Cardinal Ordinal
6 six + th = the sixth
7 seven + th = the seventh
8 eight + th = the eighth t
9 nine + th = the ninth e
10 ten + th = the tenth
11 eleven + th = the eleventh
12 twelve + th = the twelfth
ve
20 twenty + th = the twentieth
100 a hundred + th = the hundredth
200 two hundred + th = the two hundredth
1,000 a thousand + th = the thousandth
1,000,000 a million + th =
the millionth
346 three hundred and forty-six + th =
the three hundred and forty-sixth
When it is expressed in figures the last of the written word must be added
Common
1/2 a (one) half
1/3 a (one) third
1/4 a (one) quarter = a (one) fourth
3/5 three fifths
1 1/2 one and a half
3 4/5 three and four fifths
Decimal
. - point
0.1 point one
1.15 one point one five
2.01 two point naught one
4.432 four point four three two
Use only cardinal numbers.
Room four
Flat one
Gorky Street twelve
Bus fifty-one
Tram three
Use both of numbers, but mind the word order.
Cardinal
Ordinal
Fractions
They can be
90 - ninety
17 - seventeen
14 - fourteen
13 - thirteen
20- twenty
10 - ten
11 - eleven
1 - one
Fractions
Common
Decimal |
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Ukrainian is one of the most hospitable nations in Europe
Restaurant "Shynok"
Restaurant "Shynok" has four cozy rooms. Everything here Ukrainian: embroidered towels and and wooden tables. Currently Ukrainian folk music - every evening guests entertained music. Decor of restaurant is impressive: everything is made with the soul and at home, really like being surrounded by Ukrainian houses - not elegant, but simple, warm and cozy.
Replete with authentic
The "Shynok" is replete with authentic: decorative carts, ornaments in the Ukrainian style ... There is even an ox and a cow, not true, of course, simply very nice. First, the eyes diverge from all bright jumble, but quickly get used to, and after some ten minutes it seems that you are here for a long time.
Attentive waiters
That brought the menu. Attentive waiters watching your every movement and try to fulfill your every wish. It noted a variety of food and drinks in a restaurant menu. Ukrainian traditional cuisine really rich recipes.
Menu
Borsch, cabbage soup, pickles, various dumplings, potato pancakes with sour cream, cakes, stuffed cabbage, black pudding, roast potatoes .Several species. And drinks: stewed fruit, brew, colorful liqueurs, vodka, beer. For dessert, you can order pancakes, poppy cake, pancakes.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers
Red Hot Chili Peppers -American rock band formed in 1983 in California, vocalist Anthony Kiedis , bassist Michael Belzari ( better known as Flea ) , guitarist Hillel Slovak and drummer Jack Irons . Has 7 "Grammy" awards . Worldwide sold more than 80 million copies of their albums . [1] Release VH1 « 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock» took 30th place . April 14, 2012 the band was included in the Hall of Fame Rock and Roll Hall of Fame . Team took third place in a symbolic list of " best performers over 10 years scrobbling " portal.
Linkin Park
Linkin Park - an American alternative rock band . Founded in 1996 under the name Xero. Having been around since 1999 under the name Linkin Park, a group twice been awarded "Grammy" . The group has found success with their debut album in 2000 called Hybrid Theory, sold over 24 million copies [4] ( in 2010 he found "diamond " status , awarded RIAA). The next studio album , Meteora, repeated , though not surpassed the success of the previous , leading in 2003 on the Billboard 200. In total, the group went albums a total circulation of 60 million copies. 27.02.14
composition
Chester Bennington
Mike Shinoda
Joe Hahn
Brad Delson
Rob Bourdon
David Farrell
One Republic
OneRepublic - American alternative rock band performing in Colorado Springs, which brought fame single «Apologize», which became triple platinum in the U.S. and reached third place in the UK charts November 11, 2007. Remix of the song was included in the album Timbaland Shock Value and the band's debut album OneRepublic Dreaming Out Loud.
composition
Ryan Tedder
Zach Filkins
Eddie Fisher
Brent Kattsl
Drew Brown
Korol & Shut
Muse (read "Muse", Eng. - Muse) - British alternative rock band formed in 1994 in Teignmouth (Devon), United Kingdom. Muse today as one of the greatest legacies of alternative rock of the new millennium. Music, like came to us from another galaxy, passionate performance, the strongest theatrical vocals, guitar virtuoso, hurricane might live performances - all Muse
Muse
Panic! At the Disco - rock band from Las Vegas , Nevada (USA). In the original lineup participated : Brendon Boyd Urie (vocals, guitar , piano, accordion), Spencer James Smith fifth (drums ), George Ryan Ross Third ( lead guitar , vocals , songwriter ), Jonathan Jacob Walker ( bass) . In 2009, Ryan Ross and Jon Walker announced his retirement.
Throughout its history , the band released four studio albums and 2 Live album. Debut album «A Fever You Can't Sweat Out» in 2005 , who took 13th place in the chart magazine Billboard, has sold 2.2 million copies since its release September 27, 2005 . The second album , «Pretty. Odd », was released March 25, 2008 and debuted in second place in the United States. Third album Vices & Virtues was released March 22, 2011 in the " half-hearted composition ." In 2013 he released the fourth album «Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!».
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Brendon Urie ,
Spencer Smith
Wicks gallon
The Pretty Reckless
The Pretty Reckless - rock band from New York, headed by actress and model Taylor Momsen. The original name of the group was to become The Reckless, but it was changed to The Pretty Reckless due to copyright issues the name. [1]
Their debut album, Light Me Up, was released August 30, 2010. The first single «Make Me Wanna Die» May 13, 2010 came and took first place in the UK Rock Chart.
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Taylor Momsen - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Ben Phillips - lead guitar, backing vocals
Mark Damon - Bass
Jamie Perkins - drums
Imagine Dragons
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Conversation. Are you from Seoul?
Where are they from?
Argentinian
Brazilian
Spanish
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The National Park was formed in 1951 to protect the landscape by restricting unwelcome change from industry or commerce.
The highest mountains in England are within the Park boundary. The lakes and mountains combine to form impressive scenery unique to this corner of England.
Below the tree line are wooded areas, including British and European native oak woodlands and introduced softwood plantations. The woodlands provide habitats for native English wildlife. The native red squirrel is found in the Lake District and in a few other parts of England. In parts of the Lake District the rainfall is higher than in any other part of England. This gives Atlantic mosses, ferns, lichen and liverworts the chance to grow. There is some ancient woodland in the national Park. Woodlands are differently managed: some are coppiced, some pollarded, some left to grow naturally, and some provide grazing and shelter.
Lakes and rivers are cool and generally unpolluted. The level of nutrients in the water of different lakes varies providing a variety of habitats for various plant and animal species. Charr, crayfish, Schelly and whitefish in differentlakes.
I must find out what this mountain is called, it is obviously one of the bigger ones in the National Park.
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In the kitchen
a kitchen
a gas-stove
a kettle
a pot
a saucepan
a tea pot
a sieve
a glass
a basin
a mug
a cup
a plate
a saucer
a fork
a knife
a spoon
a tea spoon
a ladle
a napkin
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a frying pan
a whisk
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a mixer
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In a kitchen
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Aljona Bondar
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- deutscher Schriftsteller, der Gründer der deutschen Literatur in der Neuzeit.
Er wurde am 28. August 1749 , Frankfurt am Main geboren.
Johann Goethe
zeigte frühen Vorliebe für poetische Kreativität,
aber die vorherrschenden Ansichten in das Haus seines Vaters regierte für ihn zu professionellen Kunstunterricht .
Im Alter von 16 Jahre Goethe zog nach Leipzig ,
wo er studierte Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität ,
wegen Krankheit bald gezwungen, nach Frankfurt zurückzukehren.
Im Jahr 1769 veröffentlichte er seine erste Sammlung von Gedichten von Goethe, " Die neuen Songs . "
Im November 1771 legt Johann Goethe seine erste große Spiel, " Götz von Berlichingen "
Im Jahr 1794 begann eine Freundschaft mit Friedrich Schiller, Die 10 Jahre bis zum Tod von Schiller dauerte.
Kurz vor seinem Tod im Jahre 1831 ,
vervollständigt Johann Goethe die Tragödie "Faust" ,
auf denen die Arbeit fast sechzig Jahre dauerte .
Goethe füllt diese Legende mit tiefen philosophischen und symbolischen Wert , die Schaffung einer der bedeutendsten Werke der Weltliteratur.
Goethe starb am 22. März 1832
in Weimar.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Aljona Bondar
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Put these countries in the alphabetical order: Russia, Canada,
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the head of the English government is:
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the Prime Minister
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Name the holiday which belongs only to American people:
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The National Portrait Gallery is an art gallery in London, England, housing a collection of portraits of historically important and famous British people. It was the first portrait gallery in the world when it opened in 1856.
The gallery moved in 1896 to its current site at St Martin's Place, off Trafalgar Square, and adjoining the National Gallery. It has been expanded twice since then.
The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) also has three regional outposts at Beningbrough Hall, Bodelwyddan Castle and Montacute House. It is unconnected to the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh, with which its remit overlaps.
The gallery is a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
The collection
The gallery houses portraits of historically important and famous British people, selected on the basis of the significance of the sitter, not that of the artist. The collection includes photographs and caricatures as well as paintings, drawings and sculpture. One of its best-known images is the Chandos portrait, the most famous portrait of William Shakespeare although there is some uncertainty about whether the painting actually is of the playwright.
Not all of the portraits are exceptional artistically, although there are self-portraits by William Hogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds and other British artists of note. Some, such as the group portrait of the participants in the Somerset House Conference of 1604, are important historical documents in their own right. Often, the curiosity value is greater than the artistic worth of a work, as in the case of the anamorphic portrait of Edward VI by William Scrots, Patrick Branwell Bront’s painting of his sisters Charlotte, Emily and Anne, or a sculpture of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in medieval costume. Portraits of living figures were allowed from 1969. In addition to its permanent galleries of historical portraits, the National Portrait Gallery exhibits a rapidly changing collection of contemporary work, stages exhibitions of portrait art by individual artists and hosts the annual BP Portrait Prize competition.
Inside the National Portrait Gallery
King Edward II
King Richard II
King Henry IV
John Astley
Mary Nevill, Lady Dacre
William Cecil
Thomas Howard
Sir Henry Unton
Thomas Howard
King Charles II
King Charles I
Henrietta Maria
Sir Theodore Turquet de Mayerne
John Milton
Venetia
Henry Stone
George Jeffreys
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2. We bought two pencils yesterday? (What)
3.There are two books on the table. (How many books)
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I go to the seaside every summer.
I shall visit my Granny next summer.
I wear school uniform at school.
I can speak English.
My favourite subject is IT.
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In New South Wales
The Newcastle metropolitan area is the second most populated area in the Australian state of New South Wales. It lies due north of Sydney, the state capital.
The History of the city
In September 1797 Lieutenant John Shortland became the first European to explore the area. His discovery of the area was largely accidental. Then the great coal deposits were discovered there. So, the new city was founded in the early 1800th. Newcastlewas a place where the most dangerous convicts were sent to dig in the coal mines as harsh punishment for their crimes
During the Second World War, Newcastle was an important industrial centre for the Australian war effort. Consequently, it was considered to be a potential Japanese target during the Second World War.
Newcastle – the city of disasters
1989 Newcastle earthquake
On 28 December 1989, Newcastle experienced an earthquake measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale, which killed 13 people, injured 162 and destroyed or severely damaged a number of prominent buildings.
June 2007 Hunter Region and Central Coast storms
On 8 June 2007 the Hunter and Central Coast regions were battered by the worst series of storms to hit New South Wales in 30 years. This resulted in extensive flooding and nine deaths. Thousands of homes were flooded and many were destroyed.
On 12 July 1866 a paddle steamer the SS Cawarra, on its way to Brisbane, Queensland from Newcastle carrying 60 passengers, was caught in a storm as it made its way out of the harbour. 60 lives were lost with only one survivor, Frederick Hedges, who was plucked from the water by the sole survivor of the Dunbar that had sunk in Sydney Harbour.
On 16 August 1966, an RAAF CAC Sabre crashed into the inner city suburb of The Junction.The pilot, Flying Officer Warren William Goddard, experienced engine troubles and unsuccessfully tried to get the plane over the Pacific Ocean. The Junction is a highly populated suburb of Newcastle and most of the plane wreckage landed in the shopping area of the suburb. In 2007 a memorial plaque was unveiled for the killed pilot.
Culture
Festivals
Newcastle holds a variety of cultural events and festivals.
The Newcastle Regional Show is held in the Newcastle Showground annually. There are a mixture of typical regional show elements such as woodchopping displays, showbags, rides and stalls and usually fireworks to complement the events in the main arena.
The Mattara festival, founded in 1961, is the official festival of Newcastle with a more traditional 'country fair' type program that combines a parade, rides, sporting events, band competitions and portrait and landscape painting exhibitions.
The Newcastle Jazz Festival is held across three days in August, and attracts performers and audiences from all over Australia.
This Is Not Art (TiNA) is a national festival of new media and arts organized in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia each year over the October long weekend. Since its humble beginnings in 1998, it has become a leading independent contemporary arts festival in Australia.
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Usually I don`t have any free time, but when it happens I try to make it colorful and funny.
Mostly I go out with my friends
We like bowling…
…ice-skating…
We try to do our best, but…
It`s not so easy…
Also we love cinema!
(Some photos)
But when I stay at home and have a free time I try to spend it to improve my skills:
I like to draw and to paint…
Another my hobby is reading
There are a lot of different activities I like doing during my free time but it will take so much time to talk about everything
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Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty is a colossal neoclassical sculpture on Liberty Island in the middle of New York Harbor, in Manhattan. The statue, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and dedicated on October 28, 1886, was a gift to the United States from the people of France.
Manhattan
Is one of the five boroughs of New York City, geographically the smallest but also the most densely populated in the city. Located primarily on the island of Manhattan at the mouth of the Hudson River, the borough is conterminous with New York County, anoriginal county of the U.S. state of New York.
Times Square
Times Square is a major commercial intersection and a neighborhood in Midtown Manhattan , New York City , at the junction of Broadway. Times Square – iconified as "The Crossroads of the World“, " The Center of the Universe and the " The Great White Way "– is the brightly illuminated hub of the Broadway Theater District , one of the world's busiest pedestrian intersections, and a major center of the world's entertainment industry .
Roosevelt Island Tramway
The Roosevelt Island Tramway is an aerial tramway in New York City that spans the East River and connects Roosevelt Island toManhattan. Prior to the completion of the Mississippi Aerial River Transit in May 1984 and the Portland Aerial Tram in December 2006, it was the only commuter aerial tramway in North America.
View of central Manhattan from The Empire State Building.
Landmark 19th-century rowhouses on tree-lined Kent Street in Greenpoint Historic District, Brooklyn
Reindeer at the Bronx Zoo, the world's largest metropolitan zoo.
Central Park is the most visited city park in the United States.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, part ofMuseum Mile in the Carnegie Hillneighborhood of Manhattan's Upper East Side, is one of the largest museums in the world.
The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is home of the New York Philharmonicand other performing arts.
Rockefeller Center is home to NBC Studios
The New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street, the world's largest stock exchange per total market capitalization of its listed companies.
The Manhattan Municipal Building is home to many city agencies.
New York City Hall is the oldest City Hall in the United States that still houses its original governmental functions.
Columbia University's Low Memorial Library
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Joanne Rowling
The main facts
Date of Birth: July
Place of Birth: Gloucestershire, England
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Occupation: novelist
Flourished: since 1997
Genre: fantasy, tragicomedy crime novel
Debut: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 31, 1965
The alias
Joanne thought that the male audience will want to read a book written by a woman. Therefore, she created an alias and signed up as J.K.Rowling
Some interesting facts
She studied French. It gave her the opportunity to spend a year in Paris.
Some interesting facts
In 1990, the future writer moved to Manchester, and at the same time she first came up with the idea of children's books about the boy wizard. In the same 1990 from multiple sclerosis Rowling's mother died. A few months later, Joan was a teacher of English in Porto, the second largest city in Portugal.
In Porto Rowling met her future husband, a television journalist Jorge Arantes. They married in 1992, from this marriage they had a daughter , Jessica. Pretty soon Rowling and Arantes got divorced. By Christmas 1994 Rowling returned to the UK . Together with her daughter , she moved to Edinburgh.
By this time, a significant portion of the first novel - "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone " - had already been written . In an effort to complete the book , Rowling did not get a permanent job , and attempting a novel in cafes, including the popular Nicolson's, owned by her relatives.
Novels about Harry Potter brought writer numerous awards, including Nestle Smarties Gold Award (three times), British Book Awards, Children's Book Award (twice), The Booksellers Association / The Bookseller Author of the Year Award (twice), Scottish Arts Council Children's Book Award (twice), the Spanish Prince of Asturias award. In 2000, Rowling was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire
“Harry Potter”
The main characters of “Harry Potter”
Rowling is doing a lot of charity work. Specifically it is supported by the single parents and fund on the Exploration of multiple sclerosis - a disease that her mother had died.
Thank you for attention!
Anna Biryuk
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He seems never to have been particularly wealthy, leaving his wife and children in debt at his death, perhaps because he produced relatively few paintings.
Vermeer worked slowly and with great care, using bright colours and sometimes expensive pigments, with a preference for cornflower blue and yellow. He is particularly renowned for his masterly treatment and use of light in his work.
We see a glorious partly cloudy sky during early morning. It has just cleared up after a sudden bout of rainfall. Under this expanse of clouds and blue sky the crisp outline of the town of Delft is visible. We are looking at the painting 'View of Delft', an astonishing and moving achievement by the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer.
The most significant effect is the lighting. Dark clouds overhanging the city cast the foreground in shadow. This not only calls attention to the vastness of the sky, but serves to draw the eye into the heart of the city, which is bathed in warm sunshine. Vermeer also used various textural effects to convey the physical presence of Delft. Anticipating Georges Braque by 250 years, he blended sand with the paint used to render the stone facades, bridge and roofs. In the tallest tower, Vermeer applied a thick impasto of yellow to accentuate the sunlit areas. |
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A: popularer
The Eiffel Tower is ..................... site in France.
B: the popularest
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She is a ............. Musican than her friend from Academy.
B: gooder
C: more good
D: better
2
A: the longest
What is ............................ river in the world?
B: longer
C: more long
D: longest
3
A: more cheap
Which gloves are ................ ?
B: cheaper
C: more cheaper
D: the cheap
4
A: taller
My friend is much .............. than I am
B: tallest
C: most tall
D: the tallest
5
A: busiest
Spring is a ................season than winter for gardeners.
B: more busy
C: busyer
D: busier
6
A: beder
Who is ................. politician in the Polish Parliment?
B: the bedest
C: worse
D: the worst
7
A: more tasty
B: tastier
C: most tasty
D: tastyer
8
A: more expensive
BMW is a ................... car than Volvo.
B: expensiver
C: most expensive
D: the most expensive
9
A: beautifuller
What is ..................... painting in this Gallery?
B: more beautiful
C: most beautiful
D: the most beautiful
10
A: oldest
Whose dad is ............? Yours or mine?
B: more old
C: the oldest
D: older
11
A: heavier
Meat is. ................... than pasta.
B: more heavy
C: heavyer
D: most heavy
12
A: further
Do you have any ....................... information?
B: more far
C: farer
D: the further
13
A: more inteligent
B: inteligenter
C: the most inteligent
D: the inteligentest
14
A: more high
Empire State Building used to be the .......... in the world.
B: highest
C: the higherest
D: higher
15
A: faster
B: more fast
C: the fast
D: most fastest
16
A: the expensivest
The USA is one of .................. countries in the world.
B: more expensive
C: most expensive
D: the most expensive
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The Lake District, also commonly known as The Lakes or Lakeland, is a mountainous region in North West England. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes and its mountains (or fells), and its associations with the early 19th century poetry and writings of William Wordsworth and the Lake Poets.
Snowdonia (Welsh: Eryri) is a region in north Wales and a national park of 838 square miles (2,170 km2) in area. It was the first to be designated of the three National Parks in Wales, in 1951.
Dartmoor is an area of moorland in south Devon, England. Protected by National Park status, it covers 954 square kilometres . The granite upland dates from the Carboniferous period of geological history. The moorland is capped with many exposed granite hilltops known as tors, providing habitats for Dartmoor wildlife. The highest point is High Willhays, 621 m (2,037 ft) above sea level. The entire area is rich in antiquities and
archaeology.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a national park along the Pembrokeshire coast in West Wales.
It was established as a National Park in 1952, and is the only one in the United Kingdom to have been designated primarily because of its spectacular coastline. It is one of three National Parks in Wales, the others being the Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia.
The North York Moors (also known as the North Yorkshire Moors) is a national park in North Yorkshire, England. The moors are one of the largest expanses of heather moorland in the United Kingdom. It covers an area of 1,436 km² (554 square miles), and it has a population of about 25,000. The North York Moors became a National Park in 1952, through the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act of 1949.
The Yorkshire Dales is the name given to an upland area in Northern England.
The area lies within the historic county boundaries of Yorkshire, though it spans the ceremonial counties of North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and Cumbria. Most of the area falls within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, created in 1954, and now one of the fifteen National parks of Britain, but the term also includes areas to the east of the National Park, notably Nidderdale.
Exmoor is an area of hilly open moorland in west Somerset and north Devon in South West England, named after the main river that flows out of the district, the River Exe. The moor has given its name to a National Park, which includes the Brendon Hills, the East Lyn Valley, the Vale of Porlock and 55 kilometres (34 mi) of the Bristol Channel coast. The total area of the park is 692.8 square kilometres (267.5 sq mi), of which 71% is in Somerset and 29% in
Northumberland National Park is the northernmost national park in England. It covers an area of more than 1030 km² between the Scottish Border in the north to just south of Hadrian's Wall. It is one of the least populated and least visited of the National Parks.
The Brecon Beacons National Park was established in 1957, the third of the three Welsh parks after Snowdonia in 1951 and the Pembrokeshire Coast in 1952. It stretches from Llandeilo in the west to Hay-on-Wye in the east, covering 519 square miles (1344 km², 332 100 acres) and encompassing four main regions - the Black Mountain in the west, Fforest Fawr (Great Forest) and the Brecon Beacons in the centre, and the confusingly named Black Mountains in the east. The western half gained European and Global status in 2005[1] as Fforest Fawr Geopark. This includes the Black Mountain, the historic extent of Fforest Fawr, and much of the Brecon Beacons and surrounding lowlands.
Most of the National Park is bare, grassy moorland grazed by Welsh mountain ponies and Welsh mountain sheep, with scattered forestry plantations, and pasture in the valleys. It is known for its remote reservoirs, waterfalls including the 27-metre Henrhyd Waterfall and the falls at Ystradfellte, and its caves, such as Ogof Ffynnon Ddu. The Brecon Beacons Mountain Centre was opened in 1966 to help visitors understand and enjoy the area.
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park is a national park in Scotland centred on Loch Lomond, and includes several ranges of hills, the Trossachs being the most famous. It was the first of the two national parks established by the Scottish Parliament in 2002, the second being the Cairngorms National Park.
The park is the fourth largest in the British Isles, with a total area of 1,865 km² (720 mi²) and a boundary of some 350 km (220 mi) in length. It includes 21 Munros (including Ben Lomond, Ben Lui, Beinn Challuim, Ben More and two peaks called Ben Vorlich), 20 Corbetts, two forest parks (Queen Elizabeth, and Argyll) and 57 designated special nature conservation sites.
The Cairngorms National Park is a national park in north east Scotland, established in 2003. It was the second of two national parks established by the Scottish Parliament, after Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, set up in 2002. The park covers the Cairngorms range of mountains, and surrounding hills. Initially the largest national park in the British Isles, in 2010 it expanded into Highland Perth and Kinross
The South Downs National Park is England's newest National Park, having become fully operational on 1 April 2011. The park, covering an area of 1,627 square kilometres (628 sq mi) in southern England, stretches for 140 kilometres (87 mi) from Winchester in the west to Eastbourne in the east through the counties of Hampshire, West Sussex and East Sussex. The national park covers not only the chalk ridge of the South Downs, with its celebrated chalk downland landscape that culminates in the iconic chalky white cliffs of Beachy Head, but also a substantial part of a separate physiographic region, the western Weald, with its heavily wooded sandstone and clay hills and vales. The South Downs Way spans the entire length of the park and is the only National Trail that lies wholly within a national park.
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In the UK there are 15 members in the National Park family which are protected areas because of their beautiful countryside, wildlife and cultural heritage. People live and work in the National Parks and the farms, villages and towns are protected along with the landscape and wildlife. National Parks welcome visitors and provide opportunities for everyone to experience, enjoy and learn about their special qualities.
1951 - Peak District, Lake District, Snowdonia and Dartmoor
1952 - Pembrokeshire Coast and North York Moors
1954 - Yorkshire Dales and Exmoor
1956 - Northumberland
1957 - Brecon Beacons
1989 - The Broads given equivalent status to a National Park
2002 - Loch Lomond & The Trossachs
2003 - Cairngorms
2005 - New Forest
2010 - South Downs
Most of the area falls within the Peak District National Park, whose designation in 1951 made it the first national park in the British Isles. An area of great diversity, it is conventionally split into the northern Dark Peak, where most of the moorland is found and whose geology is gritstone, and the southern White Peak, where most of the population lives and where the geology is mainly limestone-based. Proximity to the major cities of Manchester and Sheffield and the counties of Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Staffordshire and South and West Yorkshire, coupled with easy access by road and rail, have contributed to its popularity. With an estimated 22 million visitors per year, the Peak District is thought to be the second most-visited national park in the world (after the Mount Fuji National Park in Japan), though the Peak District National Park Authority believe these figures are incorrect or unsubstantiated, estimating around 10 million people visit annually.
The central, and most visited, part of the area is called the Lake District National Park which was designated as a National Park in 1951. It is the largest of thirteen National Parks in England and Wales, and second largest in the UK (after the Cairngorms). It lies entirely within the modern county of Cumbria, shared historically by the counties of Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire. All the land in England higher than three thousand feet above sea level lies within the National Park, including Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England. It also contains the deepest and longest lakes in England.
Despite the name, only one of the lakes in the Lake District actually contains the word "lake" in its name, Bassenthwaite Lake, the rest being either "meres", "waters", "tarns" or "reservoirs".
Dartmoor is managed by the Dartmoor National Park Authority whose 22 members are drawn from Devon County Council, local district councils and Government.
The Dales is a collection of river valleys and the hills among them, rising from the Vale of York westwards to the hilltops of the main Pennine watershed (the British English meaning). In some places the area even extends westwards across the watershed, but most of the valleys drain eastwards to the Vale of York, into the Ouse and then the Humber.
Exmoor was once a Royal Forest and hunting ground, which was sold off in 1818. Exmoor was designated a National Park in 1954, under the 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act. Several areas of the moor have been declared Sites of Special Scientific Interest due to the flora and fauna. This title earns the site some legal protection from development, damage and neglect. In 1993 Exmoor was also designated an Environmentally Sensitive Area.
The Broads are a network of mostly navigable rivers and lakes in the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. The Broads, and some surrounding land were constituted as a special area with a level of protection similar to a UK National Park by The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads Act of 1988. The Broads Authority, a Special Statutory Authority responsible for managing the area, became operational in 1989.
The total area is 303 square kilometres (117 sq mi), most of which is in Norfolk, with over 200 kilometres (120 mi) of navigable waterways. There are seven rivers and 63 broads, mostly less than 4 metres (13 ft) deep. Thirteen broads are generally open to navigation, with a further three having navigable channels. Some broads have navigation restrictions imposed on them in autumn and winter.
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
The North York Moors (also known as the North Yorkshire Moors) is a national park in North Yorkshire, England. The moors are one of the largest expanses of heather moorland in the United Kingdom. It covers an area of 1,436 km² (554 square miles), and it has a population of about 25,000. The North York Moors became a National Park in 1952, through the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act of 1949.
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
A National Park is 'national' because of the special value the area has for the whole nation. This value derives from their outstanding beauty, the recreation opportunities provided, and the special interaction between humans and nature that they represent.
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford
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A National Park is 'national' because of the special value the area has for the whole nation. This value derives from their outstanding beauty, the recreation opportunities provided, and the special interaction between humans and nature that they represent.
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1951 - Peak District, Lake District, Snowdonia and Dartmoor
1952 - Pembrokeshire Coast and North York Moors
1954 - Yorkshire Dales and Exmoor
1956 - Northumberland
1957 - Brecon Beacons
1989 - The Broads given equivalent status to a National Park
2002 - Loch Lomond & The Trossachs
2003 - Cairngorms
2005 - New Forest
2010 - South Downs
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Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 3,510 km
Area: 1,438.3 sq km
Main Settlements: Bakewell; Hathersage; Castleton; Tideswell
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 1,815km
Area: 2,243 sq km
Main Settlements: Windermere; Ambleside; Keswick
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,800 km
Area: 2,141 sq km
Population: 26,250
Main Settlements: Dolgellau; Bala; Harlech
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 500 km
Area: 954.3 sq km
Population: 31,000
Main Settlements: Ashburton; Buckfastleigh; Moretonhampstead
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 1,090 km
Area: 584 sq km
Population: 23,000
Main Settlements: Newport; St David's; Tenby; Saundersfoot
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 2,099 km
Area: 1,769 sq km
Population: 19,858
Main Settlements: Sedbergh; Grassington; Hawes
Year of Designation: 1954
Rights of Way: 1,131 km
Area: 693 sq km
Population: 10,494
Main Settlements: Lynton; Dulverton; Porlock; Dunster
Year of Designation: 1952
Rights of Way: 2,300 km
Area: 1,436 sq km
Population: 25,000
Main Settlements: Helmsley; Thornton Dale; Robin Hood's Bay
Year of Designation: 1951
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,351 sq km
Population: 32,200
Main Settlements: Brecon, Crikhowell, Gilwern, Hay-on-Wye
Year of Designation: 1989
Rights of Way: 320 km
Area: 303 sq km
Population: 5,500
Main Settlements: Norwich; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft
Year of Designation: 2002
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 1,865 sq km
Population: 15,600
Main Settlements: Breadalbane, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs, and Argyll Forest Park.
Year of Designation: 2003
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 4,528 sq km
Main Settlements:
Aviemore
Tomintoul Dulnain Bridge
Newtonmore Dalwhinnie
Kingussie Boat of Garten
Nethy Bridge Ballater
Year of Designation: 1999
Rights of Way: N/A
Area: 375.4 sq km
Population: n/a
Main Settlements: Brockenhurst; Lyndhurst; Cadnam
Year of Designation: 2011
Rights of Way: 2,000 km
Area: 1,627 sq km
Main Settlements: Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hove, Winchester, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Seaford |
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Heidi, the girl with a kind heart...
Johanna liked to live in the country
She wrote about the beauty of nature
In the story about Heidi Johanna Spyri described her favourite places in the Alps, the life of ordinary people, real friendship.
1920 a silent movie made in USA
1937 a film
1952 Swiss film production. This was probably the most successful Swiss movie in the USA
Heidi at the CinemaHeidi Movies from 1920 to 2001
1955 the first colour movie
1965 Austrian film
1967/68 American version
1977 Japanese animated cartoon films
1979 German televion series
1988 American version
1992Short television series by Walt Disney
2001Remake of the successful Japanese comic series of 1977 |
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in English speaking countries
In essence, this underscores the importance of non-verbal communication. Non-verbal communication is especially significant in intercultural situations. Probably non-verbal differences account for typical difficulties in communicating.
The most basic form of communication is non-verbal. Anthropologists
theorize that long before human beings used words to talk things over, our
ancestors communicated with one another by using their bodies. They gritted
their teeth to show anger; they smiled and touched one another to indicate
affection. Although we have come a long way since those primitive times, we
still use non-verbal cues to express superiority, dependence, dislike,
respect, love, and other feelings.
Non-verbal communication differs from verbal communication in
fundamental ways. For one thing, it is less structured, which makes it more
difficult to study. A person cannot pick up a book on non-verbal language
and master the vocabulary of gestures, expressions, and inflections that
are common in our culture.
Other types of non-verbal communication,
such as the meaning of colors
and certain gestures, vary
from culture to
culture.
Gesture
A gesture is a non-vocal bodily movement intended to express meaning. The boundary between language and gesture, or verbal and nonverbal communication, can be hard to identify.
Gestures can be also be categorized as either speech-independent or speech-related. Speech-independent gestures are dependent upon culturally accepted interpretation and have a direct verbal translation. A wave hello or a peace sign are examples of speech-independent gestures. Speech related gestures are used in parallel with verbal speech; this form of nonverbal communication is used to emphasize the message that is being communicated. Speech related gestures are intended to provide supplemental information to a verbal message such as pointing to an object of discussion.
When going on a journey we try to know as much as possible about the place of our destination. We look through weather forecasts, political news, take a phrase book. But having been ready we are disconcerted when our gestures are not understood.
One and the same gestures are different in different cultures.
Both languages differ from each other according to types of culture, and nonverbal language of one nation differs from another one. When a gesture can be common and have a clear interpretation with one with another one. For example let's see the difference
in interpretation of
the three typical
gestures,
such as the circle
of fingers, raised
the thumb up and
V-gesture
of fingers.
Non verbal communication gestures.
1. If your interlocutor drums with fingers it can mean that he shows impatience to what is dull or he is nervous.
2. If you interlocutors shrugs his shoulders, it can mean that he is not interested in what you are telling him.
3. If he squeezes his hands it can mean despair and the feeling of hopeless.
4. If your interlocutor squeezes his fists it means that he is aggressive and tries to control his anger.
5. If his hands are weak and he turns his palms up holding them in front of him it means he is surprised, perplexed and is at a loss.
6. If he unbuttons the jacket it means that he is ready for active actions.
7. The hand crossed on his chest mean challenge, blame.
8. If a man goes quickly and his hands hang freely the chin is raised up it mean he shows his resolution and confidence.
9. If he goes, dragging his hand with hands in pockets his head is down it means that he is in low spirit, in despair in depression.
The raised up thumb.
V - Figurative sign figures
This sign is very popular in Britain an outrageous interpretation.
To greet and to say good-by are different
in USA.
The main communicative gestures and their origin.
They may be articulated with the hands, arms or body, and also include movements of the head, face and eyes, such as winking, nodding, or rolling one's eyes.
A wink is a type of gesture.
Eye Contact and Gaze
In USA, eye contact indicates: degree of attention or interest, influences attitude change or persuasion, regulates interaction, communicates emotion, defines power and status, and has a central role in managing impressions of others.
Within USA, African-Americans use more eye contact when talking and less when listening with reverse true for Anglo Americans. This is a possible cause for some sense of unease between races in US. A prolonged gaze is often seen as a sign of sexual interest.
Haptics
Haptics is the study of touching as nonverbal communication.
These behaviors are referred to as "adaptor" and may send messages that reveal the intentions or
feelings of a communicator. The meaning
conveyed from touch is highly dependent
upon the context of the situation, the
relationship between communicators,
and the manner of touch.
Touches that can be defined as communication include handshakes, holding hands, kissing (cheek, lips, hand), back slapping, high fives, a pat on the shoulder, and brushing an arm. Touching of oneself during communication may include licking, picking, holding, and scratching.
Touches
Posture is understood through such
indicators
as direction of lean, body
orientation, arm
position, and body openness
Movement and body position
Smile
Smile is the only way to gain a partner, it is used and perceived well in any country and in any culture.
Smiling is the most effective form of relations and finally the best compliment we can do for our interlocutor will be true interest to him and his problems. When going to other countries don't forget your smiles.
Gestures such as Mudra (Sanskrit) encode sophisticated information accessible to initiates that are privy to the subtlety of elements encoded in their tradition.
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His name is Mickey, Mickey Mouse
The Walt Disney Company celebrates his birthday on the 18th of November.
Mickey and Minnie
They are friends. Minnie likes all that Mickey likes.
It was the second cartoon with Mickey.
It was the first sound cartoon with Mickey Mouse. In 1932, Disney received a special Academy Award for the creation of Mickey Mouse.
Mickey Mouse and his Friends.
So Mickey Mouse is 83 years old but is still young at heart and is fond of good jokes. He has a lot of friends.
Mickey Mouse and Pluto
Mickey Park
Later Mickey History
On November18,1978, in honor of his 50th anniversary, Mickey became the first cartoon character to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Flame.
Mickey Mouse has become one of the most recognizable symbols in the World.
Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse
Thank You For Attention |
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Second level
Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level
Michael Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Indiana. He was the eighth of ten children in an African-American working-class family who lived in a 3-roomed house in Gary, an industrial city near Chicago.
Michael Jackson was the youngest and the most talented of five brothers whom his father, Joseph, shaped into a dazzling group of child stars known as the Jackson 5. In addition to Michael, the members of the Jackson 5 were Jackie Jackson, Tito Jackson, Jermaine Jackson and Marlon Jackson.
In an interview with Martin Bashir, later included in the 2003 broadcast of Living with Michael Jackson, Jackson acknowledged that his father hurt him when he was a child, but as he admitted his father's strict discipline played a huge role in his success. When Bashir dismissed the positive remark and continued asking about beatings, Jackson put his hand over his face and objected to the questions.
June 25, 2009 Jackson died at the age of 51 years because of an overdose of medicaments. Side effects of medicaments are considered to be the very first version of the sudden death of the King of Pop. Michael Jackson stopped breathing after the last injection of pain medication. |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/mark-tain.html | Mark Twain | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/2/7dd665576e8f04c7af7496c0225d2d56.pptx | files/7dd665576e8f04c7af7496c0225d2d56.pptx | Mark Twain is a famous American writer and a journalist. His real name was Samuel Clemens. He was born in 1835 in Florida.
Mark Twain, detail of photo by Mathew Brady, February 7, 1871
Twain grew up in Hannibal, Missouri, which would later provide the setting for Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. He apprenticed with a printer. He also worked as a typesetter and contributed articles to his older brother Orion's newspaper.
Samuel L. Clemens stamp, 1940
He was a failure at gold mining, so he next turned to journalism. While a reporter, he wrote a humorous story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County", which became very popular and brought nationwide attention. His travelogues were also well-received. Twain had found his calling.
Samuel Clemens, age 15
He achieved great success as a writer and public speaker. His wit and satire earned praise from critics and peers, and he was a friend to presidents, artists, industrialists, and European royalty.
Library of Twain House, with hand-stenciled paneling, fireplaces from India, embossed wallpapers, and hand-carved mantel purchased in Scotland
Twain was born during a visit by Halley's Comet, and he predicted that he would "go out with it" as well. He died the day following the comet's subsequent return. He was lauded as the "greatest American humorist of his age," and William Faulkner called Twain "the father of American literature."
Twain in 1867
Writing Overview
Twain began his career writing light, humorous verse, but evolved into a chronicler of the vanities, hypocrisies and murderous acts of mankind. At mid-career, with Huckleberry Finn, he combined rich humor, sturdy narrative and social criticism.
Twain in the lab of Nikola Tesla, early 1894
Twain was a master at rendering colloquial speech and helped to create and popularize a distinctive American literature built on American themes and language. Many of Twain's works have been suppressed at times for various reasons
Mark Twain in his gown (scarlet with grey sleeves and facings) for his D.Litt. degree, awarded to him by Oxford University
Twain's first important work, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," was first published in the New York Saturday Press on November 18, 1865. The only reason it was published there was that his story arrived too late to be included in a book Artemus Ward was compiling featuring sketches of the wild American West.
Cabin where Twain wrote "Jumping Frog of Calaveras County", Jackass Hill, Tuolumne County. Click on historical marker
and interior view.
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn
Twain's next major publication was The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which drew on his youth in Hannibal. Tom Sawyer was modeled on Twain as a child, with traces of two schoolmates, John Briggs and Will Bowen. The book also introduced in a supporting role Huckleberry Finn, based on Twain's boyhood friend Tom Blankenship.
Front piece of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Twain's next major published work, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, solidified him as a noteworthy American writer. Some have called it the first Great American Novel, and the book has become required reading in many schools throughout the United States.
1st edition book cover
Huckleberry Finn, as depicted by E. W. Kemble in the original 1884 edition of the book
Samuel Langhorne Clemens better known by his pen name Mark Twain, was an American author and humorist. He is most noted for his novels, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876), and its sequel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1885), the latter often called "the Great American Novel."
Twain in his later years |
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Word formation.
Noun-forming suffixes.
Professions
Librarian
Vegetarian
Player
Inventor
Physician
Musician
Pianist
Jewellery
Crockery
Physics
Geometry
astronomy
Collective nouns
Science
Abstract nouns
Flexibility
Activity
Happiness
Fellowship
Health
Discovery
Revolution
Action or process
Blocade
Cascade
Marriage
Courage
Meeting
Proceeding
Movement
Appointment
Protection
Exclusion
Complete the chart
Check your answers
Give the nouns which describe people who do things or who come from places.
Don’t beg. You’re not _______________
Manuel assists me. He’s my ___________
She always tell lies. She’s such a _______
Anna is studying history. She’s a fine ___
She drives well. She’s a good _________
I can’t play the piano. I’m not a ________
actor.
assistant.
liar.
historian
driver
pianist.
Form nouns from the italicised words with the help of the suffixes.
1. We couldn’t agree. We couldn’t reach an ______________________
2. She described her trip. Her ______
was very full and interesting.
3. His health has improved since
he’s been in the clinic.The_____
Is very noticeable.
agreement
description
improvement
Use the words given in capitals to form a noun that fits in each gap.
Many people who think they have a professional future in films go to Hollywood only to find __B11____instead of success. They often have to give up the more enjoyable aspects of their chosen career to play parts in ___B12__because these provide financial ___B13__ -but they are not satisfying. For many actors, even basic __B14_can be difficult. Some do not earn enough to pay their rent or electricity bills, and the time and money they invest in the __B15__of a portfolio for interviews is often wasted. Of course there is a possible __B16__why only 1%of __B17__are really successful. There are just too many people who believe that their next __B18__ will be the one that makes them a star!
DISAPPOINT
ADVERTISE
SECURE
SURVIVE
PREPARE
EXPLAIN
ACT
PERFORM
Check your answers.
Many people who think they have a professional future in films go to Hollywood only to find disappointment instead of success. They often have to give up the more enjoyable aspects of their chosen career to play parts in advertisements because these provide financial security-but they are not satisfying. For many actors, even basic survival can be difficult. Some do not earn enough to pay their rent or electricity bills, and the time and money they invest in the preparation of a portfolio for interviews is often wasted. Of course there is a possible explanation why only 1%of actors are really successful. There are just too many people who believe that their next performance will be the one that makes them a star!
DISAPPOINT
ADVERTISE
SECURE
SURVIVE
PREPARE
EXPLAIN
ACT
PERFORM
Good luck!
Список литературы:
1. К.Н.Качалова Практическая грамматика английского языка. Москва, Юнвеслист, 1996
Ю.С.Веселова Тематический тренажёр по английскому языку. Словообразование. Москва, «Интеллект-Центр»,2011
Ю.С.Веселова Сборник тренировочных и проверочных заданий. Английский язык 9 класс. Москва, «Интеллект-Центр»,2011
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National Mall
Rembrandt
William Blake
Edvard Munch |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/national-park-braslav-lakes.html | National Park «Braslav Lakes» | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/3a94a7016e9765ff5caddb64801dd252.pptx | files/3a94a7016e9765ff5caddb64801dd252.pptx | National Park «Braslav Lakes»
National Park «Braslav Lakes» is one of the most attractive places in Belarus.
The area of the lakes is 183 sq. Most deep lakes is Lake South Volos is about 40 m.
The lakes are surrounded with beautiful landscapes with 800 species plants.
There are more than 30 species of fish in the lakes.
45 of the birds are in the Red Book.
Many interesting animals live in the forests around lakes.
The centre of the park – one the most ancient towns in Belarus.
National Park «Braslav Lakes» was first mentioned in the early 11th centry. |
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NEW zEALAND
RULE 1:
If you can’t do without smoking, the limits are:
max. 200 cigarettes
max. 50 cigars
max. 250 gr. of tobacco
RULE 2:
The warmest months are:
December-March
The coldest months are:
June - August
The Climate is:
Maritime
Don’t forget about the time difference:
RULE 3:
10 h.
RULE 4:
The capital city is Wellington(the largest one):
The Sky Tower
(sightseeing place)
RULE 5:
The rate exchange is:
1.3
NZD
1
USD
=
Currency exchange offices, as well as banks work:
From 9:00am - 4:30pm
RULE 6:
The shops work:
From 9:00am - 5pm
Though in tourist cities:
From 9:00am–7 or 9pm
Tips are available only
in large cities. They are 5-9%
RULE 7:
The most popular transport
is bus
20 km.
3 NZD
30 NZD
RULE 8:
To make a long distance call you are to have special cent coins.
New Zealand -
Ukraine
=
2.5-3 NZD
RULE 9:
"Kumar", or sweet potatoes, is a major component of the national cuisine. You can have dinner have that will cost between 25-130 NZD
=
3 NZD
=
2-7.5 NZD
RULE 10:
MAKE A TOUR PROGRAMME: |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/micelangelo-merisi-da-caravaggio.html | "Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio" | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/971aa853a0043f9238d9831c2415fd28.pptx | files/971aa853a0043f9238d9831c2415fd28.pptx | Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (28 September 1571 – 18 July 1610)
Was an Italian artist active in Rome, Naples, Malta, and Sicily between 1593 and 1610. His paintings, which combine a realistic observation of the human state, both physical and emotional, with a dramatic use of lighting, had a formative influence on the Baroque school of painting.
Caravaggio trained as a painter in Milan under Simone Peterzano who had himself trained under Titian. In his early twenties Caravaggio moved to Rome where, during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, many huge new churches and palazzi were being built and paintings were needed to fill them.
Caravaggio's novelty was a radical naturalism that combined close physical observation with a dramatic, even theatrical, use of chiaroscuro. This came to be known as Tenebrism, the shift from light to dark with little intermediate value. He burst upon the Rome art scene in 1600.
Boy with a Basket of Fruit
In 1606 he killed a young man in a brawl and fled from Rome with a price on his head. He was involved in a brawl in Malta in 1608, and another in Naples in 1609, possibly a deliberate attempt on his life by unidentified enemies. This encounter left him severely injured. A year later, at the age of 38, he died under mysterious circumstances in Porto Ercole, reportedly from a fever while on his way to Rome to receive a pardon.
Maria Magdalene
Famous while he lived, Caravaggio was forgotten almost immediately after his death, and it was only in the 20th century that his importance to the development of Western art was rediscovered.
The Inspiration of Saint Matthew
The Sacrifice of Isaac
The Inspiration of Saint Matthew
Taking of Christ
Ecce Homo
Judith Beheading Holofernes
Death of the Virgin |
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Clique para editar os estilos
Segundo nível
Terceiro nível
Quarto nível
Quinto nível
Clique para editar os estilos
Segundo nível
Terceiro nível
Quarto nível
Quinto nível |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/oan-aiken.html | Joan Aiken | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/2/972b990b2a79d33a0a1b626fc5e1baa3.pptx | files/972b990b2a79d33a0a1b626fc5e1baa3.pptx | Joan Aiken
Joan Delano Aiken (4 September 1924 – 4 January 2004) was an English novelist.
Joan Aiken at The Hermitage, Petworth.
She was born in Rye, East Sussex, into a family of writers, including her father, American poet Conrad Aiken, her sister, Jane Aiken Hodge and her brother John Aiken.
Conrad Potter Aiken
She had written stories from an early age, and in her early twenties she had her first stories broadcast by the BBC, where she had been employed in 1942–43.
Joan Aiken
Many of her most popular books, including the Wolves Chronicles (also known as The Wolves of Willoughby Chase series), are set in an elaborate alternate history of Britain in which James II is never deposed in the Glorious Revolution, but supporters of the House of Hanover continually agitate against the monarchy.
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase
Dell Yearling edition
Her series of children's books about Arabel and Mortimer are illustrated by Quentin Blake. Others are illustrated by Jan Pieńkowski and Pat Marriott.
Jane Austen
Joan Aiken
Her many novels for adults include several that continue or complement novels by Jane Austen. These include Mansfield Revisited and Jane Fairfax.
Joan Aiken produced over a hundred books, including more than a dozen collections of fantasy stories, plays and poems, and modern and historical novels for adults and children.
A number of her books focus on spine-chilling or supernatural events, including The Windscreen Weepers (stories, 1969), The Shadow Guests (novel, 1980), A Whisper in the Night (stories, 1982), and A Creepy Company (stories, 1993, with variant contents in its US and UK editions).
She set her adult supernatural novel The Haunting of Lamb House at Lamb House in Rye. This ghost story recounts in fictional form an alleged haunting experienced by two former residents of the house, Henry James and E. F. Benson, both of whom also wrote ghost stories. Aiken's father, Conrad Aiken, also authored a small number of notable ghost stories.
Lamb House
James as he appears at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. |
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/nicolas-pimonenko-mikola-pimonenko.html | Nicholas Pimonenko (Микола Пимоненко) | https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/18/0de6720bafe70a3ec9c1c929d7b36f10.ppt | files/0de6720bafe70a3ec9c1c929d7b36f10.ppt | (Ukrainian Mikola Kornilovich Pimonenko, March 9, 1862 - March 26, 1912) - Ukrainian artist , author of many paintings on the Ukrainian national themes. The artist's works in the form of poeticised depict the life and work of the Ukrainian people, its genre scene paintings are often combined with the scenery. Member of the Association of Traveling Art Exhibitions (since 1899: from 1893 - exponent).
January 1, 1897 for the image of St. Nicholas and Alexandra in the Holy Cathedral of St. Vladimir of Kiev was awarded the Order of St. Anna Emperor III degree
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I. Who knows irregular verbs best?
do buy bring
give have say
see build be
write read take
swim learn come
meet leave go
speak make drink
II. What tense is it?
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Present Perfect
Present Simple
Present Simple
Past Simple
Present Perfect
Past Progressive
Past Perfect / Past Simple
Past Simple
Future Simple
Future Progressive
III. Complete the sentences using the worlds: do/does, did, have/has, was/were
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do/do
did/did
has/has
have
were/was
does
Every Sunday
Right now
Today
For an hour
Yesterday
When he came
By 3 p.m. yesterday
Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 6 p.m.
Tomorrow by 6 p.m.
Check yourself
make
am making
have made
have been making
made
was making
had made
will make
will be making
will have made
V. Try to ask questions
I went to the park yesterday.
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What?
Where?
Who?
She works in the garden every summer.
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What?
Where?
When?
They have been to Africa this year.
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Where?
Who?
Check yourself
Did you go to the park yesterday?
What did you do yesterday?
Where did you go yesterday?
Who went to the park yesterday?
Does she work in the garden every summer?
What does she do in the garden?
Where does she work every summer?
When does she work in the garden?
Have they been to Africa this year?
Where have they been this year?
Who has been to Africa this year?
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Sumy regional art museum named after N.Onatskiy is a state museum in the town Sumy. It owes both: works of Ukrainian and foreign art.
Nikanor Onatskiy with his family
Nikanor Onatskiy (1875-1937) is a prominent Ukrainian artist and teacher. He is one of the students of Ilya Ryepin
A bit of history
The museum was founded in 1920
The collection mainly consited of art works from private colletions, including the collection of O.Hansen
The building of the museum was built by the architect G.Scholz at the end of the 19th century
Museum today
The museum is located in Sumy downtown
It has more than 15000 exhibits
The gallery consists of 2 departments: the department of decorative art and the department of folk decorative art;
One can find works of Borovykovskyy, Kiprenskyy, Shevchenko, Zhemchuzhnikov, Ayvazovskiy. The painting on the background was created by Cherednichenko O. and is called ‘The cape, the road’
The museum also contains a lot of ancient coins and sculptures
It has recently gained popularity thanks to different exhibitions
“Horsewoman”,the painting of Polish artist Julius Cossack
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Choosing a Career
Accountant
Surgeon
Lawyer
Journalist
Carpenter
Barber
Architect
Nurse
Turner
Secretary
Bricklayer
Engineer
Economist
Sculptor
Nanny
Accountant
Surgeon
Lawyer
Journalist
Carpenter
Barber
Architect
Nurse
Turner
Secretary
Bricklayer
Engineer
Economist
Sculptor
Nanny
What are the most important thing about the job? Rank them, then compare your list to your partners.
A long-term career prospects
Personal satisfaction/Job satisfaction
Opportunity to travel
Using your initiative
Being close to where you live
Perks and bonuses
Flexible hours
Other
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Plan
1.Beginning
2. How tea was first drink in Britain?
3. Some facts
4. Tea-drinking
5. English breakfast
6. Making a Perfect cup of tea.
7. English humour about tea
How tea was drunk in Britain first?
Some facts
British people have foggy and rainy weather. Great Britain is situated on islands , also it is washed by seas from all sides. Because of this reasons, British people are great tea-drinkers.
Tea-drinking
Nowadays, tea drinking is no longer a proper, formal, «social» occasion. The English do not dress up to «go out to tea» anymore. But one tea ceremony is still very important in Britain- the Tea Break! Millions of people in Factories and offices look forward to their tea breaks in the morning and afternoon.
The English always drink tea out of cups or mugs, never out of glasses.
English breakfast
Due to the fact that England is a cold country , English people usually eat meat at breakfast time.
Making a Perfect cup of tea.
There is a golden rule to make cup of tea:
Based on tea brewed with freshly boiled water for 3-5 minutes.
If you want to make perfect tea, you should add Black tea(93%), flavoring(2%), strawberry pieces(1.6%), blackcurrant leaves(1.5%), raspberry pieces (0.4%),redcurrant pieces(0.4%)
If you want you can add milk or sugar, as you like.
English humor about tea
Tea can be brewed up only seven times, on the eighth time the tealeaf float to look at this greedy man. |
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USA
Michigan
State is situated in the Midwestern of the US. Date of formation of Michigan - January 26, 1837
Michigan USA on the map
panorama Lansing
The nickname of Michigan: "State of the Great Lakes," "Wolverine State"
Flag of Michigan
The symbol of the State-wolverine
The name comes from the Michigan native language United States - American Indians. In their language the word "mishigama" means "big water" or "large lake". Hence the name of Michigan State - "State of the Great Lakes."
Coast of Lake Superior in northern Michigan
Symbols of Michigan:
Tree of Michigan -Pinus strobus
Flower of Michigan - the flowers of apple
Bird of Michigan-Turdus migratorius
Beast of Michigan - Wolverine and
white-tailed deer
Fish of Michigan -Salvelinus fontinalis
Geographical location of the State
Michigan is surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes
In the north and east
of Michigan is
bordered by the waters
of Lakes Superior
and Huron
Lake Huron and unusual island on it
In the west - is bordered by the waters of Lake Michigan
On the territory of
Michigan has more
than 11,000 inland lakes,
which greatly influences
the climate of the state.
Sunset on Lake Michigan
In the center stands Detroit Renaissance Center - seven huge round glass towers on
the banks of the Detroit River - surrounded by the lively and historic areas.
Renaissance Center
Things to Do in Michigan
A few miles north of downtown Cultural Center is located, the world-famous galleries and museums - a collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts
Cultural Center General Motors
Greenfield Village, five-kilometer waterfront park (38-hectare park with many historic buildings, vehicles, and several museums), as well as dozens of other cultural and sports facilities.
cyclists on the streets of Greenfield Village
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