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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-est-end-of-london.html	"The West End of London"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/c6da60ee03c30ff6ea70441a2122df89.ppt	files/c6da60ee03c30ff6ea70441a2122df89.ppt	The West End of London The West End of London (more commonly referred to as simply The West End) is an area of Central London, England, United Kingdom, containing many of the city's major tourist attractions, businesses, headquarters and the commercial West End theatres. Use of the term began in the early 19th century to describe fashionable areas to the west of Charing Cross. For strategic planning the area is identified as one of two international centres in the London Plan. The West End is the entertainment centre of the UK with the largest shopping district in Europe, the home of the UK theatre and film industry as well as numerous up-scale bars, restaurants, hotels and nightclubs. Location (part 1) Located to the west of the historic Roman and Mediaeval City of London, the West End was long favoured by the rich elite as a place of residence because it was usually upwind of the smoke drifting from the crowded City. It was also located close to the royal seat of power at Westminster, and is largely contained within the City of Westminster (one of the 32 London boroughs). Developed in the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, it was originally built as a series of palaces, expensive town houses, fashionable shops and places of entertainment. The areas closest to the City around Holborn, Seven Dials and Covent Garden historically contained poorer communities that were cleared and redeveloped in the nineteenth century. Location (part 2) The name "West End" is a flexible term with different meanings in different contexts. It may refer to the entertainment district around Leicester Square and Covent Garden; to the shopping district centred on Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Bond Street; or, less commonly, to the whole of that part of Central London (itself an area with no generally agreed boundaries) which lies to the west of the City of London. Ward of the City of Westminster One of the local government wards within the City of Westminster is called 'West End'. This covers a far more narrow definition of Mayfair, Soho, and parts of Fitzrovia and Marylebone. However, in the United Kingdom, ward boundaries are generally only familiar to people involved in local politics and administration, and this ward carries little weight as an 'official' definition of the West End, and is not intended to do so. Activities The inner districts of the West End Using the broadest definition, these are the inner districts of the West End, which were all developed by about 1815: Bloomsbury Covent Garden Fitzrovia Holborn Marylebone Mayfair Seven Dials Soho St. James's Westminster The districts to the south, north and west of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens These districts were developed between the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 and the late 19th century, in some cases based on existing villages. The more fashionable of them were generally regarded as being in the West End at that time, but the extension of the term to these areas west of Park Lane is less common nowadays. The last two listed especially are fringe cases: Knightsbridge (listed as a distinct 'international centre' in the London Plan) Belgravia Pimlico Chelsea South Kensington Bayswater Paddington Notting Hill Holland Park Trafalgar Square viewed from the northeast corner Notable squares and circuses in the West End The West End is laid out with many notable public squares and circuses, the latter being the original name for roundabouts in London. Berkeley Square Cambridge Circus Grosvenor Square Hyde Park Corner Leicester Square Manchester Square Marble Arch (you can see it right) Oxford Circus Piccadilly Circus Russell Square Soho Square St Giles' Circus Trafalgar Square Education The City of Westminster operates the Charing Cross Library with the Westminster Chinese Library. A lot of students go there and do their homework at that famous library.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/sen-ocasey.html	Seán O'Casey	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/34/0bd9ee330d87fbf5c5e94e2815108e5e.pptx	files/0bd9ee330d87fbf5c5e94e2815108e5e.pptx	Seán O'Casey Seán O'Casey (Irish: Seán Ó Cathasaigh, Irish pronunciation: [ˈʃaːn̪ˠoːˈkahəsˠiː]; born John Casey, 30 March 1880 – 18 September 1964) was an Irish dramatist and memoirist. A committed socialist, he was the first Irish playwright of note to write about the Dublin working classes. O'Casey was born in Dublin, Ireland. It is commonly thought that he grew up in the working class society in which many of his plays are set. In fact, his family were considered as "shabby genteel".. O'Casey's father died when Seán was just six years of age, leaving a family of thirteen.The family lived a peripatetic life thereafter, moving from house to house around north Dublin. As a child, he suffered from poor eyesight, which interfered somewhat with his early education, but O'Casey taught himself to read and write by the age of thirteen. He left school at fourteen and worked at a variety of jobs, including a nine-year period as a railwayman. O'Casey worked in Easons for a short while, in the newspaper distribution business, but was sacked for not taking off his cap when collecting his wage packet. In 1917, his friend Thomas Ashe died in a hunger strike and it inspired him to write. He wrote two laments:one in verse and a longer one in prose. He would spend the next five years writing plays. One of them, The Frost in the Flower, was commissioned by the Saint Laurence O'Toole National Club in 1918. Both his sister and mother died in this year (January and September, respectively) In September 1964 at the age of 84, O'Casey died of a heart attack, in Torquay, England.He was cremated at the Golders Green Crematorium. In Dublin, a foot bridge on the Liffey is named after him. Oak Leaves and Lavender (1945) is a propaganda play commemorating the Battle of Britain and England's heroics in the anti-Nazi crusade and it takes place in a manor with shadowy eighteenth-century figures commenting on the present. Purple Dust (1943) follows two wealthy, materialistic English stockbrokers who buy an ancient Irish mansion and attempt to restore it with their wrong notions of Tudor customs and taste. Juno and the Paycock by Sean O'Casey
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-englis-painters.html	The English Painters	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/49/368e14fd1d60e279a5e5282ed4b4bcef.ppt	files/368e14fd1d60e279a5e5282ed4b4bcef.ppt	The English Painters. Painting developed later in England than in the other European countries, partly because both Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell destroyed the works of art in English churches and cathedrals. After the restoration of the Stuart rulers in the 17th and early 18th centuries, people of wealth preferred to employ foreign artists. John Constable Joseph Mallord William Turner Joshua Reynolds John Singer Sargent Sir John Everett Millais William Hogarth Match the painters and their masterpieces. Sir John Everett Millais William Hogarth John Constable Joseph Mallord William Turner Joshua Reynolds John Constable Joseph Mallord William Turner Joshua Reynolds Sir Stanley Spencer Sir John Everett Millais William Hogarth Choose the right answers. Translate from Russian into English. 1 2 3 5 6 4
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-flag-of-te-uk.html	The flag of the UK	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/22/d3957a8d1baa0087c59e793b9867d9fc.ppt	files/d3957a8d1baa0087c59e793b9867d9fc.ppt	The Flag of The United Kingdom General information The Union Flag is the symbol of the United Kingdom. The colours of the UK are red, white and blue. It has got three crosses that are from each nation of the United Kingdom except for Whales. The flag is on every government building on certain special days and holidays. History In 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the English and Irish thrones (as James I), thereby uniting the crowns of England, Scotland and Ireland in a personal union. History On 12 April 1606, a new flag represented the union between England and Scotland. The flag of England (known as St George's Cross), and the flag of Scotland (known as St Andrew's Cross), were joined together, forming the flag of Great Britain and first union flag. History The Act of Union 1800 united the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The new design added a red saltire, the cross of Saint Patrick, for Ireland. Use in other flags The Union Flag is on the flags of some Commonwealth nations, such as Australia and New Zealand. Use in other flags It is also on the flags of Hawaii, British Columbia and many other countries. The Flag of The United Kingdom General information The Union Flag is the symbol of the United Kingdom. The colours of the UK are red, white and blue. It has got three crosses that are from each nation of the United Kingdom except for Whales. The flag is on every government building on certain special days and holidays. History In 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the English and Irish thrones (as James I), thereby uniting the crowns of England, Scotland and Ireland in a personal union. History On 12 April 1606, a new flag represented the union between England and Scotland. The flag of England (known as St George's Cross), and the flag of Scotland (known as St Andrew's Cross), were joined together, forming the flag of Great Britain and first union flag. History The Act of Union 1800 united the Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The new design added a red saltire, the cross of Saint Patrick, for Ireland. Use in other flags The Union Flag is on the flags of some Commonwealth nations, such as Australia and New Zealand. Use in other flags It is also on the flags of Hawaii, British Columbia and many other countries.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/sops-and-sopping-in-great-britain.html	Shops and Shopping in Great Britain	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/22/803cbd7cc04079a01cdbf1c728329376.ppt	files/803cbd7cc04079a01cdbf1c728329376.ppt	Number one leisure activity The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought . Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Time to go shopping Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays. Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. Shopping Hours In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). In Villages Some rural shops still follow the tradition of an early closing day (usually Wednesday) when the shops close at 1.00pm. Banking Hours The major high street banks in England and Wales are Lloyds, Barclays, Midland and National Westminster (Nat West). In Scotland they are the Bank of Scotland, the Royal Bank of Scotland and the Clydesdale Bank. Generally Monday-Friday 9:30 am-3:30 pm. Some branches stay open until 5:30 pm, and a few are open Saturday morning. Most banks will have an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) outside the bank where you can draw out money with a credit or cash card. Many of these are available to use 24 hours a day, but some do still close for a few hours during the night. Types of Shops in England Department Stores Department Stores Woolworths House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrods - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Hamleys Shopping in London London has over 40,000 shops and 26 major street markets to choose from. Oxford Street (Nearest Tube: Oxford Circus) Oxford Street, London's busiest shopping street, is in the heart of the city's West End. It is the place for buying souvenirs, clothes, and so on. Covent Garden (Nearest Tube: Covent Garden ) Overflowing with street markets, curbside entertainment, trendy cafes, English pubs, and small boutiques. A must visit for all tourists to London. Charringcross Road Charring Cross Road is where book worms go. Mainstream bookshops, such as Foyles, Borders and Blackwells, line the street but perhaps the most unique feature about this road are its rare, second-hand and specialist shops. Foyles is famous for five floors containing thousands of titles. Tottenham Court Road The best place for electronics shops and furniture stores. Knightsbridge (Nearest Tube: Knightsbridge) Fashion / Designer boutiques Famous Stores Harrods (Nearest Tube: Knightsbridge) This store is world renowned and is considered an attraction in itself. The "Food Halls" are a popular tourist attraction, along with an abundance of traditional British merchandise. Be prepared to spend a long time in Harold as it contains over 300 departments! Selfridges (Nearest Tube: Marble Arch) This store has an extensive designer section for both men, women and children, constantly updated by the arrival of international labels. London Markets Petticoat Lane Market is a great place for bargain clothes and shoes. Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street Portobello Market a place to buy antiques, clothes, shoes, bric-a-brac and organic fruit and vegetables all in one place. Nearest Tube: Notting Hill Gate / Ladbroke Grove Camden Market has become one of London's top attractions. You can find hippie cloths, craft stalls, 70's nostalgia and vegetarian food. Nearest Tube: Camden Town / Chalk Farm Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Main Supermarkers Asda stores ltd supermarket Budgens Supermarket CO-OP supermarket Iceland J Sainsburys Safewaygrocery supermarket Somerfield grocery supermarket Tesco supermarket (Britain's largest supermarket chain) Waitrose supermarket BIBLIOGRAPHY www.askjeeves.com www.google.com www.google.ru
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/russia-is-my-country.html	Russia is my country	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/59/846b244fdd8cdc10b67cd436508bbde6.ppt	files/846b244fdd8cdc10b67cd436508bbde6.ppt	Russia is my country. It is the biggest country in the world. Russia is situated on two continents: Europe and Asia. The Urals (the Ural mountains) form a natural border between the continents. The Volga river Togliatti Volgograd Ulyanovsk Seas and oceans wash Russia in the north, south, east and west. The Black Sea is in the South; the Baltic Sea is in the West The Baltic Sea The Black Sea The White Sea The plant and animal worlds of my country are also very rich.There are a lot of different animals, birds and plants in our forests, fields and mountains. Another symbol of Russia which all Russian people know and love is the birch tree. You can find these trees everywhere. People sing beautiful songs with poetic words about birch trees. Russian people have always loved their country though life. Russian people have always been devoted to their Motherland. Russia is my country.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-environment-protection.html	The environment protection	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/22/68d5cefdfea24062b76895b69cce5443.ppt	files/68d5cefdfea24062b76895b69cce5443.ppt	Litter, flowers, toxins, Green Peace, water, chemicals, sky, environment, atmosphere, cans, glass containers, plastic bottles, animals, rubbish. Littering Air pollution Water pollution Endangered species Destruction of natural resources There are some new words and expressions from the text Match the verbs with the nouns: to protect the atmosphere to drop the environment to pollute old containers to turn off public transport to recycle litter to pay lights to go by a fine Save our planet!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/shkilna-forma.html	Шкільна форма	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/35/331ec764a522aa0b29371d415f928dd4.ppt	files/331ec764a522aa0b29371d415f928dd4.ppt	Clique para editar o estilo Clique para editar os estilos Segundo nível Terceiro nível Quarto nível Quinto nível NEW WORDS A tie, gloves, an anorak, a uniform, a jumper, knee socks, a blazer, a polo shirt, a navy blue blazer This man is wearing a red tie. Match the words with their Russian equivalents: A) a tie b) gloves c) an anorak d) a uniform e) a jumper f) knee socks g) navy blue blazer h) a polo shirt sweatshirt coat jacket gloves shirt t-shirt umbrella jeans shorts tie boots pyjamas skirt suit tennis trousers scarf round cap boxers waistcoat raincoat CHOOSE THE WORDS AND COMPLETE THE SENTENCES She has got a blue _________, blue ________ and red _____________on. He has got a green _________, blue ________ and grey ___________ on. dress socks shoes coat jacket gloves shirt t-shirt umbrella jeans shorts tie boots pyjamas suit tennis trousers scarf round cap boxers waistcoat raincoat CHOOSE THE WORDS AND COMPLETE THE SENTENCES She has got a blue _________, a green ________ and pink _______on. He has got a yellow _________, blue ________ and red ________on. dress socks shoes sweatshirt skirt She has got a purple dress and yellow shoes on. He has got a blue t-shirt, brown trousers and blue boots on. He has got... on. She has got...on. They have got ... 1 Our school uniform is practical. B 2 B 3 We wear a T-shirt in the summer. B 4 We have different uniforms for a cold and warmer seasons. A B 5 Shorts are part of our school uniform. B 6 Woolen tights are part of the school uniform. A Options Text 1 Our school uniform is practical. B Our school uniform is very practical and comfortable. 2 B Our school also has an official school blazer, but it is optional. 3 We wear a T-shirt in the summer. B During the summer, we wear blue shorts and a white polo shirt. 4 We have different uniforms for a cold and warmer seasons. A We have different school uniforms for the winter months and the warmer spring months. B During the winter months we wear a navy sweatshirt with a white polo T-shirt. During the summer, we wear blue shorts and a white polo shirt. 5 Shorts are part of our school uniform. B During the summer, we wear blue shorts. 6 Woolen tights are part of the school uniform. B Girls must wear dark-coloured knee socks or woolen tights as part of the winter uniform. Complete the text. We are from Ukraine. Both boys and girls wear a uniform at school. We have got a white shirt, a brown tie and black shoes. The girls wear a brown skirt and the boys wear black trousers. Both of us have got brown jackets on.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-englisspeaking-countries.html	The English-speaking countries	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/945ca403c93505e742c3c34ff5d65b60.ppt	files/945ca403c93505e742c3c34ff5d65b60.ppt	The English-speaking countries Great Britain USA Disneyland Australia Scotland
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/stoneenge1.html	Stonehenge	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/f777c0d1173720e8c7403dcf8c474db9.ppt	files/f777c0d1173720e8c7403dcf8c474db9.ppt	Stonehenge Approximately 130 kilometers from London there is a very strange place - a bunch of huge stones, neatly arranged in a circle Ancient Observatory, places of worship of Druids, a landing pad for aliens and even a portal to another dimension - it's Stonehenge. United Kingdom, Wiltshire, 13 miles from the town of Salisbury. At Stonehenge, there are 82 five-ton megalith, 30 blocks of stone of 25 tons each, and 5 giant trilitov whose weight is 50 tons. Around 2600 BC, wooden buildings were torn down, and instead appeared majestic stone buildings. At the final stage of construction were established around 1930 trilitov, inside the circle is set horseshoe of five freestanding trilitov. According to scientists the creators of this facility knew the exact orbital period of the moon and the duration of the solar year. In 1615 the architect Inigo Jones said that the Romans built a stone monoliths - supposedly it was a temple of a pagan god named Knelus.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/svyata-i-festivali-v-britanii.html	Свята і фестивалі в Британії	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/27/09b11ba04bbf1b73ea199ecf897c1d13.ppt	files/09b11ba04bbf1b73ea199ecf897c1d13.ppt	Holidays and festivals in Britain. , , , , , , , , , , The day of dark spirits The day of Bonfires and Fireworks The day of Wonderful Presents The day of New Life Easter Christians Lambs Spirits Ghost Pumpkins Treat Conspirators Bonfire Complete the sentences: WAY OF CELEBRATING DATE IN MEMORY OF SYMBOLS OF THE HOLIDAY Easter Can you speak about these British holidays? Christmas HOMEWORK
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-iris-people.html	"The Irish People"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/75a593a246d61b05073cc77bea25d265.pptx	files/75a593a246d61b05073cc77bea25d265.pptx	The Irish People Introduction The Irish people are an ethnic group who originate in Ireland, an island in northwestern Europe. Ireland has been populated for around 9,000 years. Shamrocks The Irish national holiday – St. Patrick’s Day. This man has a hat with an Irish symbol – shamrocks. Friendship in Ireland This people can demonstrate us well that Irish are very friendly nation. The Leprechaun A leprechaun is a type of fairy in Irish folklore, usually taking the form of an old man in a green coat. The end! 
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-european-union.html	The European UNION	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/3/69732cab632560dd274df08916da98a2.pptx	files/69732cab632560dd274df08916da98a2.pptx	The European UNION Presentation of the student Corolyova Vitalina group 123 Berislav’s Pedagogical College The European day of languages The European Union (EU) is a unique economic and political union of 27 member states which are located primarily in Europe. Its capital is de facto Brussels. The European Union was formally established when the Maastricht Treaty into force on 1 November 1993, and in 1995 Austria, Finland and Sweden joined the newly established EU. European characters 1. The flag of Europe. It is the symbol not only of the European Union, but also a symbol of unity of the countries of Europe and its individual basis in a broad sense. A circle of gold stars represents solidarity and harmony between the peoples of Europe.The number of stars is in no way linked with a number of EU member States. The flag depicts the twelve stars, because the number «twelve» is traditionally considered to be a symbol of perfection, completeness and unity. For this reason, the flag remains unchanged regardless of the enlargement of the EU. 2. «Ode to joy» In the broadest sense - the anthem not only of the European Union, but also the whole of Europe. The music of the anthem is taken from the Ninth Symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven wrote in 1823.In the final part of his symphonies of Beethoven put to the music of «Ode to joy» written in 1785 by Friedrich von Schiller. This verse expressed idealistic views Schiller on brotherly relations between all the representatives of the human race - the views, which were shared by Beethoven. In 1985, the national anthem was approved by the presidents and heads of governments of the EU countries as the official anthem of the European Union. This song is not intended to replace existing national anthems of the countries-members of the EU, rather it is a statement of shared values and their unity in the diversity of national differences. «Unity in diversity» «Unity in diversity» is the motto of the European Union.The motto means that, due to the PLAYS of the inhabitants of the European countries are United in cooperation for the sake of peace and prosperity, and numerous cultures, traditions and languages of the European States is an invaluable asset of this continent. May 9, Europe day May 9, Europe day.9 may 1950, Robert Schuman proposed the creation of a joint Europe to establish peaceful relations on the continent. Of this proposal, which has received the name «the Declaration of the Schumann», takes the beginning of the process of unification, which culminated in the creation of the European Union. Today, may 9 was yet another European symbol (the Day of Europe), which, along with the flag, the anthem, the motto and the single currency (the Euro) expresses the political entity of the European Union. On the day of Europe activities and holidays, which strengthen the unity of Europe and its citizens and bring together people of the EU member States. Member state of the European Union Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom United Kingdom The English language was approved in 1973 Bulgaria The Bulgarian language approved in 2007 Greece The Greek language was approved in 1981 Italy The Italian language approved in 1958 Germany The German language was approved in 1958
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-eye-gym.html	The eye gym	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/3/355f001e2e903d5faaa6f6afdc11a7bb.pptx	files/355f001e2e903d5faaa6f6afdc11a7bb.pptx	The eye gym
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-famous-riters-of-great-britain.html	The famous writers of Great Britain	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/59/5e39c461d4f973c4f4845946451d1e09.pptx	files/5e39c461d4f973c4f4845946451d1e09.pptx	”The famous writers of Great Britain” Семенова Р.Б. An auction-”The famous writers of Great Britain” William Shakespeare. When and where was Shakespeare born? He was born on the 23rd of April in 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon. What is known about his parents? His father John Shakespeare was a glove maker, his mother Mary Arden was from a wealthy and responsible family. Coat of Arms with the motto Tell us the titles of his most famous plays? “Romeo and Juliet” , “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” , “Othello” . How many sonnets did Shakespeare write? He wrote 154 sonnets. Reconstructed theater "Globe" When and where did Shakespeare die? He died on the 23rd of April in 1616 in Stratford-on-Avon. Walter Scott. When and where was Walter Scott born? He was born on the 15th of August in 1771 in Edinburgh. What is known about his parents? Scott’s father was a lawyer, his mother was a daughter of a physician. What is the title of his first book and when was it written? Scott’s first book “The Chase, and William, and Helen” was written in 1796. What genre of literature did Scott use most often and successfully? Scott is considered to be the inventor and the greatest practitioner of a historical novel. When and where did Walter Scott die? He died on the 21st of September in1832 in Abbotsford, Scotland. Mary Shelley When and where was Mary Shelley born? Mary Shelley When did she meet Percy Shelly? Percy Shelley What was Percy Shelley? What story did she begin to write? Why did Mary write a story? Frankenstein Еx.2 p.132 Ех.4 р.132 A film Did you feel sorry for the monster? Did you feel sorry for Victor?
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/sops-and-sopping1.html	"Shops and shopping"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/bad6fe26ae265772217f768ee95b070c.ppt	files/bad6fe26ae265772217f768ee95b070c.ppt	Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bakers Oven sells an array of freshly baked goods including bread, buns, pastries and many items. Burger King serve a range of fast food meals including hamburgers and chips with an eat in or takeaway option. Vegetarian meals are also available. This branch has a seating area. Somerfield is a chain of supermarkets selling food, drinks, toiletries and other household goods. Woolwich offer a wide range of banking services from mortgages and loans to independent financial advice. Tonbridge has many small cafes where we can buy a drink and have something to eat.. There are many charity shops raising money for different causes. People donate clothes, books and other items for the charity shops to sell. Bluewater is the largest out of town shopping development in Europe, located in a disused chalk pit at Dartford in Kent. With more than 300 shops and parking for 13,000 cars, it attracts around 30 million visitors each year. Millets sells a wide range of outdoor clothing and camping equipment Intersport sell a wide range of sports clothes, footwear and equipment for men and women. Vodafone offer a range of mobile phones and accessories that are compatible with their tariffs. Robert Dyas is a chain of ironmongers selling a diverse range of goods, from nails and ladders to electrical and kitchen appliances. McDonald's offers a range of fast food meals and soft drinks to eat in or takeaway. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Somerfield is a chain of supermarkets selling food, drinks, toiletries and other household goods. Woolwich offer a wide range of banking services from mortgages and loans to independent financial advice. F Hinds sell a range of jewellery including earrings, pendants, watches, clocks, rings and precious gifts. McDonald's offers a range of fast food meals and soft drinks to eat in or takeaway. Robert Dyas is a chain of ironmongers selling a diverse range of goods, from nails and ladders to electrical and kitchen appliances. Johm Adams sells books Mothercare is part of a chain of shops selling children's clothes and nursery accessories as well as a wide range of maternity wear. Tonbridge has many small cafes where we can buy a drink and have something to eat.. There are many charity shops raising money for different causes. People donate clothes, books and other items for the charity shops to sell. Bluewater is the largest out of town shopping development in Europe, located in a disused chalk pit at Dartford in Kent. With more than 300 shops and parking for 13,000 cars, it attracts around 30 million visitors each year. Millets sells a wide range of outdoor clothing and camping equipment Intersport sell a wide range of sports clothes, footwear and equipment for men and women. Vodafone offer a range of mobile phones and accessories that are compatible with their tariffs. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bakers Oven sells an array of freshly baked goods including bread, buns, pastries and many items. Burger King serve a range of fast food meals including hamburgers and chips with an eat in or takeaway option. Vegetarian meals are also available. This branch has a seating area. Somerfield is a chain of supermarkets selling food, drinks, toiletries and other household goods. Woolwich offer a wide range of banking services from mortgages and loans to independent financial advice. F Hinds sell a range of jewellery including earrings, pendants, watches, clocks, rings and precious gifts. McDonald's offers a range of fast food meals and soft drinks to eat in or takeaway. Robert Dyas is a chain of ironmongers selling a diverse range of goods, from nails and ladders to electrical and kitchen appliances. Johm Adams sells books Mothercare is part of a chain of shops selling children's clothes and nursery accessories as well as a wide range of maternity wear. Tonbridge has many small cafes where we can buy a drink and have something to eat.. There are many charity shops raising money for different causes. People donate clothes, books and other items for the charity shops to sell. Bluewater is the largest shopping development in Europe, situated at Dartford in Kent. With more than 300 shops and parking for 13,000 cars, it attracts around 30 million visitors each year. Millets sells a wide range of outdoor clothing and camping equipment Intersport sell a wide range of sports clothes, footwear and equipment for men and women. Vodafone offer a range of mobile phones and accessories that are compatible with their tariffs. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bakers Oven sells an array of freshly baked goods including bread, buns, pastries and many items. Burger King serve a range of fast food meals including hamburgers and chips with an eat in or takeaway option. Vegetarian meals are also available. This branch has a seating area. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bakers Oven sells an array of freshly baked goods including bread, buns, pastries and many items. Burger King serve a range of fast food meals including hamburgers and chips with an eat in or takeaway option. Vegetarian meals are also available. This branch has a seating area. Woolwich offer a wide range of banking services from mortgages and loans to independent financial advice. A shop which sells all sort of things at a very cheap price. Somerfield is a chain of supermarkets selling food, drinks, toiletries and other household goods. F Hinds sell a range of jewellery including earrings, pendants, watches, clocks, rings and precious gifts. Sainsbury's is a large chain of supermarkets with branches all over the UK stocking an extensive range of dairy products, fresh vegetables, meat, frozen foods and much, much more. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bakers Oven sells an array of freshly baked goods including bread, buns, pastries and many items. Burger King serve a range of fast food meals including hamburgers and chips with an eat in or takeaway option. Vegetarian meals are also available. This branch has a seating area. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Shops and shopping In Britain In Britain During last century a lot of new modern shops appeared. Now their branches are situated all over the world. The Most famous of them in London in Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Knightsbridge . Besides book's ,clothes', food shops in GB there are a lot of supermarkets and department stores where you can buy everything from a button to a car and furniture. The main shopping street in many towns is called the High Street, where you should head for if you want to go shopping. A few small shops are owned by local people. Most are owned by national 'chains' of stores. This makes many town centres look the same. Some towns also have street markets where fresh food and cheap goods can be bought. Away from the town centre, small 'corner' shops provide groceries to local customers. Peak shopping days are Saturdays and Sundays. Shops are generally open on Bank Holidays . Bank Holidays are a great time to shop as there are many sales on especially around Easter and Christmas. In England, most retail shops are generally open 6 or 7 days a week. Typical opening times are: Mondays - Saturdays 9am to 5:30pm Some shopping centres stay open until 8 pm or later. Sunday - 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Sunday shopping has become popular in recent years and most large shops in towns are open for business. Shops are only allowed to trade for 6 hours on Sundays. Large supermarkets are open for 24 hours except for Sundays. Many supermarkets and superstores otherwise open from 8am until 10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) on Sundays. Public Holidays / Bank Holidays On public holidays some shops open and some shops do not. As a general rule banks will be closed, most supermarkets and large stores will be open (although with reduced Sunday opening hours), and in larger towns many shops will open. Bank Holiday Shop opening times 10am to 4pm (or 11am to 5pm) Over the Christmas and New Year period, all shops are closed on Christmas Day (December 25) and a some shops are closed on New Year's Day (January 1). However, an increasing number of shops are now opening on Boxing Day (December 26), which is when many start their 'New Year' sales. It is likely that most shopping centres will be closed on Easter Sunday and there will be reduced shopping hours on Easter Monday (often from either 10 or 11 o'clock in the morning). Supermarkets Supermarkets tend to be open 7 days a week with longer opening hours - usually until 8pm or 10pm most evenings, with reduced hours of 10am-4pm on a Sunday. Some in larger town stores now open 24 hours Types of Shops in England Department Stores Marks & Spencer (for clothes and food) Debenhams and John Lewis and British Home Stores (for clothes and household items), Boots (for toiletries) WHSmith (newsagents, stationers, Cds and DVDs). Debenhams John Lewis Allders Department Store Woolworths Boots House of Fraser Argos Liberty's department store Harrod's - the famous department store that every tourist wants to visit. You can find anything from the cheapest to the most expensive things. Bluewater is the largest shopping development in Europe, situated at Dartford in Kent. With more than 300 shops and parking for 13,000 cars, it attracts around 30 million visitors each year. Millets sells a wide range of outdoor clothing and camping equipment Intersport sell a wide range of sports clothes, footwear and equipment for men and women. Vodafone offer a range of mobile phones and accessories that are compatible with their tariffs.
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/shotlandiya0.html	Шотландія	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/17/9031bd810362b2bf847ab567db4e98a3.ppt	files/9031bd810362b2bf847ab567db4e98a3.ppt	Where is Scotland? Map of Scotland A Few Facts About Scotland The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh. The money used is called the pound sterling. The population of Scotland is 4,996,000. The language spoken is English. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Edinburgh Glasgow Famous Sights in Scotland Stirling Castle Famous Castles and Historic Houses Ancient Stones of Scotland What Scottish Kids Do Scottish kids enjoy many sports. They play football, soccer, rugby, squash and golf. They like to bicycle, hike and fish in the summer. In the winter they ski and sled. Alexander Graham Bell - inventor of the telephone Andrew Carnegie -came to the U.S. and made a fortune in the iron and steel business. He gave money to build many of our libraries. Sean Connery - an actor who starred the in the first James Bond movies. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - the author of Sherlock Holmes mysteries. Sheena Easton - famous pop singer Captain Kidd - a famous pirate John Muir -founded our U.S. National Park system Robert Louis Stevenson - author of Treasure Island Haggis- a food made from the organs of sheep and oatmeal. Kilts - traditional Scottish woolen cloth costume with a tartan or plaid pattern. This is a skirt that men wear. Bagpipers - people who play the bagpipes, a traditional Scottish instrument Scottish Culture Scots celebrate many holidays. What Scots Like to Eat Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level www.flags.net/SCOT.htm Edinburgh is the capital city. http://europeforvisitors.com/edinburgh/ Stirling Castle is from medieval times and is near Edinburgh. It is open to visitors. l Scottish families are called clans and each clan has a special plaid to show what their family is. These are the plaids on their kilts. Where is Scotland? Map of Scotland A Few Facts About Scotland The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh. The money used is called the pound sterling. The population of Scotland is 4,996,000. The language spoken is English. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Edinburgh Glasgow Famous Sights in Scotland Stirling Castle Famous Castles and Historic Houses Ancient Stones of Scotland What Scottish Kids Do Scottish kids enjoy many sports. They play football, soccer, rugby, squash and golf. They like to bicycle, hike and fish in the summer. In the winter they ski and sled. Alexander Graham Bell - inventor of the telephone Andrew Carnegie -came to the U.S. and made a fortune in the iron and steel business. He gave money to build many of our libraries. Sean Connery - an actor who starred the in the first James Bond movies. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - the author of Sherlock Holmes mysteries. Sheena Easton - famous pop singer Captain Kidd - a famous pirate John Muir -founded our U.S. National Park system Robert Louis Stevenson - author of Treasure Island Haggis- a food made from the organs of sheep and oatmeal. Kilts - traditional Scottish woolen cloth costume with a tartan or plaid pattern. This is a skirt that men wear. Bagpipers - people who play the bagpipes, a traditional Scottish instrument Scottish Culture Scots celebrate many holidays. What Scots Like to Eat Where is Scotland? Map of Scotland A Few Facts About Scotland The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh. The money used is called the pound sterling. The population of Scotland is 4,996,000. The language spoken is English. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. Edinburgh Glasgow Famous Sights in Scotland Stirling Castle Famous Castles and Historic Houses Ancient Stones of Scotland What Scottish Kids Do Scottish kids enjoy many sports. They play football, soccer, rugby, squash and golf. They like to bicycle, hike and fish in the summer. In the winter they ski and sled. Alexander Graham Bell - inventor of the telephone Andrew Carnegie -came to the U.S. and made a fortune in the iron and steel business. He gave money to build many of our libraries. Sean Connery - an actor who starred the in the first James Bond movies. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - the author of Sherlock Holmes mysteries. Sheena Easton - famous pop singer Captain Kidd - a famous pirate John Muir -founded our U.S. National Park system Robert Louis Stevenson - author of Treasure Island Haggis- a food made from the organs of sheep and oatmeal. Kilts - traditional Scottish woolen cloth costume with a tartan or plaid pattern. This is a skirt that men wear. Bagpipers - people who play the bagpipes, a traditional Scottish instrument Scottish Culture Scots celebrate many holidays. What Scots Like to Eat Edinburgh is the capital city.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/tauride-palace.html	Tauride Palace	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/43a794a24b30303c35c7e63f4d34e857.ppt	files/43a794a24b30303c35c7e63f4d34e857.ppt	«Tauride Palace» Student: Catherine GurskayaGroup 411 Tauride Palace in St. Petersburg - an outstanding work of Russian classicism of the XVIII century. Was built in the period from 1783 to 1789 by architect Starov. The palace is situated on Shpalernaya, between Potemkin and Taurian streets. Behind there are Tauride Gardens. At present the palace is the headquarters of the Interparliamentary Assembly of the States - members of the Commonwealth of Independent States. It is also the St. Petersburg branch of the Interstate TV and Radio Company "Mir". Complex Tauride Palace Deep in the front yard, separated from the streets by a low fence (1792-1793, architect F. Volkov), it is the central two-storey building with a six-column portico, surmounted by a flat dome on a small drum; smooth plane walls pierced by high windows. The main building is combined with lateral galleries, one-story and two-story buildings, limiting the wide front yard. Originally Tauride Palace was opened to the Neva, from which came a channel. Thus it was included into a panorama of the Neva banks existed before the building was built in the 1858-1863. The architectural complex of the Tauride Palace also includes the so-called house of the master gardener, built in 1793-1794 (architect F. Volkov) for B. Gould. The main facade of a two-story main building is marked with Doric portico, garden facade - semi-rotunda with a round balcony, two small wings topped dome towers. Ornate facades are marked with modesty and simplicity. Tauride Palace inner interior contrasts with exceptional luxury and magnificence of interior decoration. The main lobby impresses with its ornate plasterwork rotunda, bringing together a wide opening with white-columned hall, the open double colonnade with a winter garden. The front room (Picture Hall, Gobelin room, Chinese Room) partially have preserved the artistic decoration (polychrome walls and ceiling lamps, stoves, curly ovens). Interior Tauride Palace was built by the order of Catherine II for his favorite, His Serene Highness Prince Grigory Potemkin. For the erection and decoration of the palace it was spent about 400 000 gold rubles. The palace got its name from the title of Prince of Tauride, which was granted him in 1787, after joining the Russian Empire, Crimea (brand). Tauride Palace gave its name to such places as Tauride Garden, Tauride street and Tauride lane. Residence Potemkin After the death of Potemkin, Tauride Palace was taken to the treasuryand was one of the favourite residences of Catherine II. In 1797, by order of Paul I, the property was given to horse-guards. In 1801, the Tauride Palace was rebuilt as one of the residences of emperors. After Catherine After World War II Tauride Palace was refurbished, and until 1990 it housed the Leningrad Higher Party School. Now the Tauride Palace is the headquarters of the Interparliamentary Assembly.
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/stratforduponavo.html	"Stratford-upon-Avo"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/ac3e8a37b524d9c63f90bad1fa700a6f.pptx	files/ac3e8a37b524d9c63f90bad1fa700a6f.pptx	Stratford-upon-Avon Presentation Oksana Vasurchak Form 10 Stratford-upon-Avon is a picturesque town beautifully situated on The River Avon with a Wealth of black and white timber framed buildings. It is, of course, most famous for being the birtplace of the English greatest playwrighter, William Shakespeare. General information Stratford-upon Avon is a market town and civil parish in south Warwickshire, England. It lies on the River Avon, 22 miles 35 km south east of Birmingham and 13 km south west of Warwick. It is the largest and most populous town of the non- metropolitan district Stratford-on-Avon. History Stratford has Anglo-Saxon origins, and grew up as a market town in medieval times. The original charters of the town were granted in 1196, making Stratford officially over800 years old. The name is a fusion of the Old English strǣt, meaning "street", and ford, meaning that a Roman road forded the River Avon at the site of the town. Geography. Destinations A Geography. River Anon It’s a river that flows throw the countries of Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire in the Midlands of England. It’s also known as the “Warwickshire Avon” or “Shakespeares Avon”, it has been divided since 1719 into the Lower Avon, below Evesham, and the Upper Avon, from Evesham to above Stratford-upon-Avon. 10 things to do in Stratford Stratford is drenched in rich history and heritage and offers much to explore both within the town centre and further afield. Visit the world's most famous playwright at the Shakespeare's Birthplace Watch a production at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Visit Shakespeare’s last residence – New Place Visit one of the five Shakespearean properties – Nash house Discover this history of the town with a guided walk around Stratford town centre Visit Holy trinity church Visit Hall’s croft Enjoy a romantic afternoon sailing along the River Avon on one of the many boat tours Visit the world famous Anne Hathaway’s Cottage Explore Mary Arden's House in Wilmcote, with its countryside museum, 2 historic farms and more! Shakespeare's Birthplace This building is located in Henley Street and it’s the house where it is believed that William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and spent his childhood years. It has been restored in the 16thcentury and now it’s a small museum open to visitors. Moreover the State owns it since 1847. The building is not outstanding architecturally and typical of the times was constructed in wattle and daub around a wooden frame. In the house everyone can see a lot of work objects of Shakespeare’s dad, John, who was a glove maker and wood dealer. There’s also the first William’s work. Royal Shakespeare Theatre It is the famous theatre dedicated to the poet and playwright William Shakespeare. It was opened on 23rd April 1932 and stood on the same area, where once there were the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre (it was destroyed on 19th April 1879because of a fire). This new theatre, besides being an incredible tribute to this poet, it’s also an important building: in fact it is considered the first edifice built in this country by a woman (Elisabeth Scott). Moreover, the Royal Shakespeare Company stage inside the theatre many plays. New Place New Place was Shakespeare’s last residence before his death in 1616. Built in 1483 by Hugh Clampton, the future Mayor of London, it was the second biggest dwelling of London and it had a lot of owners. The first was the famous English poet William Shakespeare: he bought it in 1597, but he didn’t move into until 1610. After his death, the house passed to his daughter Susan Hall, and then to his granddaughter Elizabeth Hall respectively. Afterwards during 18 TH century it passed to Reverend Francis Gastrell, who decided to demolish it in 1759 and finally in 1891 the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust bought the property. Nash house At the end of Chapel Street, next to New Place, you can find Nash House. This house belonged to Thomas Nash, who in 1626 married Elizabeth Hall, Shakespeare’s granddaughter. This house is one of the five Shakespearean properties and now is in use as a museum. Inside you can see many beautiful pieces of antique furniture, contemporary to the period of the building (17th century). Holy trinity church In this wonderful church is preserved Shakespeare’s grave but you can also see the parish registers that recorded his birth and his death. Apart from its association with Shakespeare the church is well worth a visit, containing as it does architectural features that date back to the early13th century. It is located in a lovely location on the banks of the River Avon, a short walk from most of the major Shakespeare sites in the town centre. Church Hall’s croft This building is located close to Holy Trinity church and it’s a timber-framed house. It was owned by William Shakespeare’s daughter, Susanna Hall, and her husband Dr John Hall. Now it contains a collection of 16th and 17th century painting sand furniture. There is also an exhibition about Doctor John Hall and the obscure medical practices of the Tudor period. A small walled garden stands beside the house, which contains many plant varieties that were used in medical treatments in the late Elizabethan age. Then when Shakespeare died, the couple moved to New Place. Anne Hathaway’s Cottage Mary Arden's House Famous people William Shakespeare, English poet. Sarah Douglas, actress, best known for her film and TV career, was born and raised in the town. Simon Pegg, actor, studied at Stratford-upon-Avon College David Bradley, actor Labour MP and actor Andrew Faulds lived in Old Town, Stratford, until his death in 2000, aged 77 Marc Elliot, actor Other famous people Adrian Newey, famous Formula 1 engineer. George Macaulay Trevelyan, historian J. B. Priestley died here. Arthur C. Clarke, writer John Profumo, gormer Secretary of State for War Marie Corelli (real name Minnie Mackay), the romantic novelist Dion Dublin, footballer Simon Gilbert & Neil Codling of the band Suede Klaxons and Pull Tiger Tail, members of indie bands W. W. Quatremain, local landscape painter Gordon Ramsay, noted celebrity chef, and star of several cooking related shows Brad Moran, Australian Rules Footballer Andrew Pozzi, 110m hurdler Julia Suzuki, author Annie Sanders, author John Krasinski, actor THANKS FOR WATCHING
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rubbis.html	"Rubbish"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/e7dce5901be7165a5b8fd5400bb064ac.pptx	files/e7dce5901be7165a5b8fd5400bb064ac.pptx	RUBBISH Is it really a problem? By Veronika Aleksejenko What is rubbish? 2 What’s in your bin? What’s in your bin? 3 Is rubbish actually worthless? Rubbish is the result of our: 4 5 Classification of rubbish Bio-degradable (paper, wood, fruits and others) NON-BIODEGRADABLE (plastics, bottles, old machines, cans and others) 6 About 80% of all rubbish ends up in landfill sites. 7 In 2002 around 50 to 80 million bags ended up as litter in our environment 8 If you burn rubbish, a smoke pollutes the air. 9 10 The answer is: Reduce Reuse Recycle 11 Methods for disposal of rubbish 12 Reduce Before you buy something new, ask yourself if you really need it. 13 Reuse Try to use food containers instead of sandwich bags. 14 Recycle Recycle all your glass, old newspapers, plastic and tins. 15 16 17 7 Benefits of Recycling Financial Benefit Conservation of Resources Energy savings Community Building Jobs creation Strong economy Environmental Protection 18 19 Did you know… If just 1 in 5 Australians stopped using plastic bags, we would save approximately 88,704,000,000 bags!!! 20 Recycling one tonne of plastic saves enough energy to run a refrigerator for a month! 21 Have you worked out what this is? 22 This depicts 1 000 000 cups. The amount of cups used on airplane flights in America every 6 hours! 23 24 Have you worked this one out yet? 25 Depicts 100,000 aluminum cans, the number used in the US every thirty seconds! 26
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/soviet-scool.html	Soviet School	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/60/9eca63fcddb376a8b2796b069ac90a0b.pptx	files/9eca63fcddb376a8b2796b069ac90a0b.pptx	Soviet School Form for the boys was mostly brown. For girls a suit - three blue, consisting of a skirt, jacket anvested School Uniform The Soviet school is inseparable from the Pioneer Organization Pioneer Organization While studying in the ten-year In the study subjects consisted of the Belarusian language and Belarusian literature There was a school choir Education
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rudyard-kipling.html	Rudyard Kipling	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/2/4337d9c65bf82cd613aed6949e6f9bed.pptx	files/4337d9c65bf82cd613aed6949e6f9bed.pptx	Rudyard Kipling Joseph Rudyard Kipling (30 December 1865 – 18 January 1936) was an English poet, short-story writer, and novelist chiefly remembered for his celebration of British imperialism, tales and poems of British soldiers in India, and his tales for children. Rudyard Kipling by E.O. Hoppé (1912) He was born in Bombay, in the Bombay Presidency of British India, and was taken by his family to England when he was five years old. Malabar Point, Bombay, 1865 Kipling's India: map of British India Kipling is best known for his works of fiction, including The Jungle Book (a collection of stories which includes "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi"), Just So Stories (1902) (1894), Kim (1901) (a tale of adventure), many short stories, including "The Man Who Would Be King" (1888); and his poems, including Mandalay (1890), Gunga Din (1890), The White Man's Burden (1899) and If— (1910). Embossed cover from the original edition of The Jungle Book based on art by John Lockwood Kipling Rikki-Tikki-Tavi book cover 1st edition (publ. Macmillan & Co.) He is regarded as a major "innovator in the art of the short story"; his children's books are enduring classics of children's literature; and his best works are said to exhibit "a versatile and luminous narrative gift". The white man's burden-from an 1899 edition of Life Magazine The white man's burden – The Journal, Detroit, 1898. In 1907 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, making him the first English-language writer to receive the prize, and to date he remains its youngest recipient. Among other honours, he was sounded out for the British Poet Laureateship and on several occasions for a knighthood, all of which he declined. Kipling in his study, 1895 His literary career began with Departmental Ditties (1886), but subsequently he became chiefly known as a writer of short stories. A prolific writer, he achieved fame quickly. Kipling photographed by Bourne & Shepherd, ca. 1892 Kipling was the poet of the British Empire and its yeoman, the common soldier, whom he glorified in many of his works, in particular Plain Tales from the Hills (1888) and Soldiers Three (1888), collections of short stories with roughly and affectionately drawn soldier portraits. Kipling in the United States (date unknown). His Barrack Room Ballads (1892) were written for, as much as about, the common soldier. In 1894 appeared his Jungle Book, which became a children's classic all over the world. Gilt title of the 1890 first American edition of Departmental Ditties and Barrack Room Ballads, which contained Mandalay and Gunga Din The Jungle Book During the First World War Kipling wrote some propaganda books. His collected poems appeared in 1933. Kipling in South Africa Covers of two of Kipling's books from 1919 (l) and 1930 (r) Kipling was the recipient of many honorary degrees and other awards. In 1926 he received the Gold Medal of the Royal Society of Literature, which only Scott, Meredith, and Hardy had been awarded before him. Photograph of General Sir Ian Hamilton, commander of the ill-fated Mediterranean Expeditionary Force in the Battle of Gallipoli in the First World War, at Rudyard Kipling's funeral in 1936. Hamilton was Kipling's close friend.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/shkilni-predmeti.html	Шкільні предмети	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/28/a621b9cc5c6cc00087d62dd5c0342577.pptx	files/a621b9cc5c6cc00087d62dd5c0342577.pptx	of December Class-work Wednesday, the fourth School andSchool Subjects D A H B C F Е G I A B C D F Е G School & School Subjects I. Introduction II. Warm-up Ask your partner What subjects have you got at school on…? What do you do on the lessons? Discuss with your partner - Hello! - Hello! How are you? - I’m fine. Thank you. - What subjects have you got at school on Monday? - On Monday we have got … . - What do you do in the English lessons? - In our English lessons we… - Ok. Good-bye! - See you soon. III. Main part 1. Listening Several hours – кілька годин Cool – класний, -а, -е 100 (one hundred) days – 100 днів Sway - хитати(ся), колихати(ся) The Song №1 We go to school several hours a day There's time to learn and there's time to play Goin' to school - ooh, ooh, goin' to school Is really cool - ooh, ooh, school is cool Lots of other kids are there with me We're like a great big family- Ooh, school is cool. 100 days, 100 days, 100 days of school today So clap and sway, and say, hurray! 100 days of school today The Song №2 School, School, School, School, School; Five days a week, we come to School. There are children who Don't have even one day of School. The Song №3 Well all right: all right! Ok: OK!! I'm glad I'm at school today. Well all right: all right! Ok: OK!! I'm glad I'm at school today. Well all right: all right! Ok: OK!! I'm glad I'm at school today. The Song №4 Go to... Time to… A great… School is… All… Even more… 1.) Match the words and word combinations. family right day learn school cool 2. Answer the questions. Why is school cool? How many days a week do children go to school? Are you glad to be at school today? 2. Reading Pre-reading After listening Hogwarts School It is a… It is in the… It stands at the… It is big & beautiful. There are four… in it. There are many… in the house. There are many… in the corridors. Letter Hello, My name is Harry Potter. I go to school. It is old. My school is large and light. There are many corridors in it. You ____ see pictures of the people on the walls. We ____ a big dining room. Here pupils and teachers ____ their breakfast and dinner. Hogwarts has got a library. There ___ a lot of interesting new and old books in it. While reading In front of the school there __ a big sports ground. Here on the sports ground pupils have their PT lessons when the weather is fine. I like to go to school. We have 4 lessons in the morning. They ___: Magic Maths, English, Reading and PT. I like my subjects. English is the subject I like most of all. In our English lessons we read interesting stories, play games and sing songs. It __ very exciting to learn English. Bye, Harry Post reading Are the sentences true or false? 1. Harry goes to school. 2. His school is small. 3. They have a small canteen. 4. There are many old books in the library. 5. Pupils have their PT lessons in front of the school. 6. His favourite subject is PT. 3. Relaxation 4. Focus on Grammar Look at the picture and write what the children do in their PT lessons. Home assignement Learn the new words (Ex. 3 p. 62) Tell what you do in the morning (Ex. 4 p. 62) WB Ex. 3 p. 40. IV. Summing-up
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-englis-language-in-te-modern-orld-.html	"The english language in the modern world "	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/57/3341a0b8df8a3e7ae3dead40abb0ce44.pptx	files/3341a0b8df8a3e7ae3dead40abb0ce44.pptx	The english language in the modern world culture With English, you can always communicate with business partners to participate in international conferences, read international newspapers and magazines. Many of the world’s top films, books and music are published and produced in English. Therefore by learning English you will have access to a great wealth of entertainment and will be able to have a greater cultural understanding. CAREER The other importance of the language is that it creat a greater opportunity for a job. As we know, in this modern world, businesses are targetting at quatities of employees; and, knowing English is one of those qualities. Consequently, if we know English and good at it, we will have more chances to get a job. A TRIP ABROAD Everyone knows that modern man is the personality of a versatile and curious, seeking in his life to visit as many different countries and cities to get acquainted with the culture and customs of other nations. And how this is possible without knowledge of the English language? In tourist countries, whether Turkey or Spain, everyone who works with tourists speak English. organizations English is the dominant business language and it has become almost a necessity for people to speak English if they are to enter a global workforce. Many private organizations or public buildings use English in their business. Science Knowledge of the English language gives the opportunity to study in prestigious universities abroad. English is now used almost exclusively as the language of science. The fact that English is the de facto global language of science is not likely to change anytime soon.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/tatoo.html	"Tatoo"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/0356e8b87031e2d5e5956d3ceff168f5.pptx	files/0356e8b87031e2d5e5956d3ceff168f5.pptx	Tatoo 2014 Are you interested in tattooing and want to know a few facts, tips and advice about tattooing and the art of the tattoo? The art of tattooing has come a long way from its ancient origins. It is predominantly a Eurasian practice which was not only an expression of artistic genius but also a display of social standing. These days, tattooing is a very popular hobby and it has also become one of the highly recognized art form in popular culture. Interesting facts In the U.S., more women than men are tattooed (23% vs. 19%), according to a 2012 survey. Interesting facts A 2006 survey revealed that 36% of those ages 18-25 and 40% of those ages 26-40 have at least one tattoo. Interesting facts The National Geographic states that in April 2000, 15% of Americans (40 million people) were tattooed. Interesting facts There are over 20,000 tattoo parlors in the United States alone. A new establishment is being added in the country every day! Interesting facts An Oxygen Media survey in 2012 revealed that 59% of people with tattoos are women, with the most popular images being hearts and angels. Interesting facts A tattoo machine: Interesting facts The top 10 most popular spots for tattoos: Interesting facts Not all skin on the body is the same and, therefore, will not take tattoo pigment the same. For example, tattoos on elbows, knuckles, knees, and feet are infamous for fading. Interesting facts The first professional tattoo artist in the U.S. was a German immigrant, Martin Hildebrandt, who arrived in Boston in 1846. Interesting facts The most tattooed man in the world is Gregory Paul McLaren (1971), also known as Lucky Diamond Rich. He is 100% tattooed, including the inside of his foreskin, mouth, and ears. Interesting facts Johnny Depp once said “My body is my journal and my tattoos are my story. Meaning of tattoo Butterfly Popular with women, its short life and beauty have become symbolic of youth and femininity. Angels Symbols of protection Cat Symbol of independence and free thinking. Cherry Fertility, chastity, and purity. Dove Also a symbol of peace. Meaning of tattoo Chrysanthemum From the Greek for “gold flower,” it is the ultimate flower. In China, it is a symbol of perfection and simplicity. In Japan, it is the Japanese Royal Flower. In Europe, however, it is the flower of death. Wolf Represents seriousness and craziness, as well as loyalty and courage. Snake symbolized wisdom, charm, immortality, and free thought. Rose Most popular of all flower tattoo designs, the rose is associated with true love. Thank you for your attention!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/realism.html	"Realism"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/d1e38f434d76218841728fb9d20eb418.pptx	files/d1e38f434d76218841728fb9d20eb418.pptx	Realism Realism in the arts may be generally defined as the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully without artificiality and avoiding artistic conventions, implausible, exotic and supernatural elements. Gustave Courbet, After Dinner at Ornans, 1849 In its most specific sense, Realism was an artistic movement that began in France in the 1850s, after the 1848 Revolution. [1] Realists rejected Romanticism, which had dominated French literature and art since the late 18th century Ilya Repin, They did not Expect Him, 1884-1888. Ilya Repin Cossacks write a letter to the Turkish Sultan Ilya Yefimovich Repin 1844 – 29 September 1930 was a leading Russian painter and sculptor of the Peredvizhniki artistic school. An important part of his work is dedicated to his native country, Ukraine. His realistic works often expressed great psychological depth and exposed the tensions within the existing social order. Jules Breton The Song of the Lark, 1884 Jules Adolphe Aimé Louis Breton (1 May 1827 – 5 July 1906) was a 19th-century French Realist painter. His paintings are heavily influenced by the French countryside and his absorption of traditional methods of painting helped make Jules Breton one of the primary transmitters of the beauty and idyllic vision of rural existence. The end Polischuk Misha
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rupee.html	"Rupee"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/b466aef07272be072e02f1c1bef8885b.pptx	files/b466aef07272be072e02f1c1bef8885b.pptx	FACTS ABOUT INDIAN RUPEE Prepared by: Marta Remska and Iryna Napadiy Form 11A 2014 BIRTH OF RUPEE * The first RUPEE was introduced by Sher Shah Suri (1486-1545) based on a ratio of 40 copper pieces (paisa) per rupee. * The name was derived from the Sanskrit word RAUPYAKAM, meaning Silver. INDIAN RUPEE During British rule, and the first decade of independence, 1 Damidi(pie)=0.520833paise, 1 Kani(pice) =1.5625paise, 1 Paraka =3.125paise, 1 Anna =6.25paise, 1 Beda =12.5paise, 1 Pavala =25paise, 1 Artharupee =50paise, 1 Rupee =100paise INDIAN RUPEE Until 1815, the Madras Presidency also issued a currency based on the fanam, with 12 fanams equal to the rupee. In 1957, decimalisation occurred and the rupee was divided into 100 naye paise (Hindi for "new paise"). In 1964, the initial "naye" was dropped. Many still refer to 25, 50 and 75 paise as 4, 8 and 12 annas respectively. INDIAN RUPEE The Government of India introduced its first paper money in 1861: 10 rupee notes. 1864: 20 rupee notes 1872: 5 rupees in 1872, 1899: 10,000 rupees 1900: 100 rupees 1905: 50 rupees 1907: 500 rupees 1909: 1000 rupees 1917: 1 and 2½ rupees notes were introduced. 1938: The Reserve Bank of India began note production in issuing 2, 5, 10, 100, 1000 and 10000 rupee notes, while the Government continued to issue 1 rupee notes. After independence, new designs were introduced to remove the portrait of the King. The government continued to issue the 1 rupee note, while the Reserve Bank issued other denominations, including the 5000 and 10,000 rupee notes introduced in 1949. In the 1970s: Rupee notes of 20 and 50 were introduced but denominations higher than 100 rupees were demonetized in 1978. 1987:Rupee note of 500 was introduced, followed by the 1000 rupees in 2000. The rupee was legal tender across several countries during British colonial days Rupee was replaced with local currency in Qatar and within the United Arab Emirates until 1966 and in Kuwait (1961) and Bahrain (1965) INDIAN RUPEE India escaped coming under British sterling coinage that became effective in 1825 because it was under the East India Company, not the British Crown. The earliest issues of paper rupees were 1770-1832: By the Bank of Hindustan 1773–1775:The General Bank of Bengal and Bihar established by Warren Hastings) 1784–91:The Bengal Bank. INDIAN RUPEE In 1996: Mahatma Gandhi Series Currency notes are printed at the Currency Note Press, Nashik, Bank Note Press, Dewas, Bharatiya Note Mudra Nigam (P) Limited presses at Salboni and Mysore and at the Watermark Paper Manufacturing Mill, Hoshangabad. INDIAN RUPEE Each banknote has its amount written in 17 languages (English & Hindi on the front, and 15 others on the back) illustrating the diversity of the country. INDIAN RUPEE LANGUAGE PANELS WATER MARK : White side panel of notes has Mahatma Gandhi watermark. SECURITY THREAD : All notes have a silver security band with inscriptions visible when held against light. LATENT IMAGE : Higher denominational notes display note's denominational value in numerals when held horizontally at eye level. MICROLETTERING : Numeral denominational value is visible under magnifying glass between security thread and watermark. INDIAN RUPEESECURITY FEATURES IN CURRENCY NOTES FLUORESCENCE: Number panels glow under ultra-violet light. OPTICALLY VARIABLE INK: Notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 have their numerals printed in optically variable ink. Number appears green when note is held flat but changes to blue when viewed at angle. BACK-TO-BACK REGISTRATION: Floral design printed on front and back of note coincides when viewed against light. INDIAN RUPEESECURITY FEATURES IN CURRENCY NOTES The three Presidencies established by the British East India Company (Bengal, Bombay and Madras) each issued their own coinages up to 1835. All three issued rupees together with fractions down to ⅛ and 1⁄16 rupee in silver. Madras also issued 2 rupees coins. Copper denominations were more varied. Bengal issued 1 pie, ½, 1 and 2 paise. Bombay issued 1 pie, ¼, ½, 1, 1½, 2 and 4 paise. INDIAN RUPEE COINS INDIAN RUPEE COINS In Madras, there were copper coins for 2, 4 pies, 1, 2 and 4 paisa, with the first two denominated as ½ and 1 dub or 1⁄96 and 1⁄48 rupee. Note that Madras issued the Madras fanam until 1815. In 1835, a single coinage for the EIC was introduced. It consisted of copper 1⁄12, ¼ and ½ anna, silver ¼, ½ and 1 rupee and gold 1 and 2 mohurs. In 1841, silver 2 annas were added, followed by copper ½ pice in 1853. The coinage of the EIC continued to be issued until 1862, even after the Company had been taken over by the Crown. INDIAN RUPEE COINS INDIAN RUPEE COINS In 1862, coins were introduced which are referred to as Regal issues. They bore the portrait of Queen Victoria and the designation "India". Denominations were 1⁄12 anna, ½ pice, ¼ and ½ anna (all in copper), 2 annas, ¼, ½ and 1 rupee (silver) and 5 and 10 rupees and 1 mohur (gold). The gold denominations ceased production in 1891 while no ½ anna coins were issued dated later than 1877. INDIAN RUPEE COINS In 1906, bronze replaced copper for the lowest three denominations and in 1907, a cupro-nickel 1 anna was introduced. In 1918 and 1919, cupro-nickel 2, 4 and 8 annas were introduced, although the 4 and 8 annas coins were only issued until 1921 and did not replace their silver equivalents. INDIAN RUPEE COINS In the early 1940s, several changes were implemented. The 1⁄12 anna and ½ pice ceased production, the ¼ anna was changed to a bronze, holed coin, cupro-nickel and nickel-brass ½ anna coins were introduced, nickel-brass was used to produce some 1 and 2 annas coins, and the composition of the silver coins was reduced from 91.7% to 80%. The last of the regal issues were cupro-nickel ¼, ½ and 1 rupee pieces minted in 1946 and 1947. INDIAN RUPEE COINS India's first coins after independence were issued in 1950. They were 1 pice, ½, 1 and 2 annas, ¼, ½ and 1 rupee denominations. The sizes and compositions were the same as the final Regal issues, except for the 1 pice, which was bronze but not holed The first decimal issues of India consisted of 1, 2, 5, 10, 25 & 50 naye paise, as well as 1 rupee. The 1 naya paisa was bronze, the 2, 5 & 10 naye paise were cupro-nickel & the 25 & 50 naye paise & 1 rupee were nickel. INDIAN RUPEE COINS In 1964, the word naya(e) was removed from all the coins. Between 1964 & 1967, aluminum 1, 2, 3, 5 & 10 paise were introduced. In 1968, nickel-brass 20 paise were introduced, replaced by aluminum coins in 1982. Between 1972 & 1975, cupro-nickel replaced nickel in the 25 & 50 paise as well as the 1 rupee. In 1982, cupro-nickel 2 rupees coins were introduced. In 1988, stainless steel 10, 25 & 50 paise were introduced, followed by 1 & 5 rupee coins in 1992. INDIAN RUPEE COINS Between 2005 & 2008, new, lighter 50 paise, 1, 2 & 5 rupee coins were introduced, all struck in ferritic stainless steel. The move was prompted by the melting down of older coins whose face value was less than their scrap value The coins commonly in circulation are 1, 2, 5 & 10 rupees. Although they remain valid, paise coins have become increasingly rare in regular usage. MINT MARKS ON COIN Coins with a “Diamond” mark below the date is produced in Mumbai mint Coins with “No marks” below the date is produced in Kolkata mint. Coins with “Split Diamond” or “Dot” or “Star” below the date is produced in Hyderabad Mint. Coins with “Round” Dot below the date is produced in Noida Mint. Coins having “Other marks” is produced in Foreign Mints. CURRENCY SYMBOL Most currencies in the world have no specific symbol. The British pound (£) dates back to the 8th century Kingdom of Mercia (now the British Midlands). The dollar symbol ($) was adopted in the United States in 1785. The yen (¥) goes back to 1871. The euro (€) was unveiled in 1996. The Central Bank of Russia held a contest in 2007 and came up with 13 symbols. Among currencies with distinctive identities, only the pound sterling has its symbol printed on the notes. INDIAN RUPEE SYMBOL The currency is at present denoted simply by “Rs” or “INR” which is short for Indian rupee, but these are not “symbols” but “abbreviations” for the word ‘Rupee’. On 15th of July 2010 cabinet, finalized the design for the Rupee. An engineer, IIT post-graduate Uday Kumar has been honored. His design out of five shortlisted ones is selected for the new symbol of the Indian Rupee. NEW INDIAN RUPEE SYMBOL New Rupee Symbol of India - How to use in Computers? Download the font. -> ”Rupee_Foradia.ttf” Save it to fonts folder of your PC: Location : C:/Windows/Fonts and then go to the C:/Windows/Fonts location and install (double click) Open your word processor and select the “Rupee_forindian”. Just select “Rupee” font from the drop down list of your fonts in your application and press the key just above your tab button. It will display the new Rupee symbol of India. INDIAN RUPEE SYMBOL Please note that though the symbol will not be printed or embossed on currency notes or coins, it would be included in the ‘Unicode Standard’ and major scripts of the world to ensure that it is easily displayed and printed in the electronic and print media
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/samuel-butler.html	"Samuel Butler"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/b27801c6d462574917d7493d6fa56991.pptx	files/b27801c6d462574917d7493d6fa56991.pptx	Samuel Butler 14 February 1613 – 25 September 1680 Samuel Butler was a poet and satirist. He is remembered now chiefly for a longsatirical poem entitled Hudibras. Samuel Butler was born in Strensham, Worcestershire, and was the son of a farmer and churchwarden, also named Samuel. His date of birth is unknown, but there is documentary evidence for the date of his baptism of 14 February. He was educated at the King's School, Worcester, under Henry Bright whose teaching is recorded favourably by Thomas Fuller, a contemporary writer, in his Worthies of England. In early youth he was a servant to the Countess of Kent. After the Restoration he became secretary, or steward, to Richard Vaughan, 2nd Earl of Carbery, Lord President of Wales, which entailed living at least a year in Ludlow, Shropshireuntil January 1662 while he was paying craftsmen working on repairing the castle there. In late 1662 the first part of Hudibras, which he began writing when lodging at Holborn,London in 1658 and continued to work on while in Ludlow, was published, and the other two in 1664 and 1678 respectively. One early purchaser of the first two parts was Samuel Pepys. While the diarist acknowledged that the book was the "greatest fashion" he could not see why it was found to be so witty. Despite the popularity of Hudibras, Butler was not offered a place at Court. However, Butler is thought to have been in the employment of the Duke of Buckingham in the summer of 1670, and accompanied him on a diplomatic mission to France. Butler also received financial support in the form of a grant from King Charles II. Butler was buried at St. Paul's, Covent Garden. Also, a monument to him was placed in Westminster Abbey in 1732 by a printer with the surname Barber, and the Lord Mayor of London. Hudibras is directed against religious sectarianism. The poem was very popular in its time, and several of its phrases have passed into the dictionary. It was sufficiently popular to spawn imitators. Hudibras takes some of its characterization from Don Quixote but unlike that work, it has many more references to personalities and events of the day. Butler was also influenced by satirists such asJohn Skelton and Paul Scarron's Virgile travesti; a satire on classical literature, particularly Virgil. Hudibras was reprinted many times in the centuries following Butler's death. Two of the more noteworthy editions are those edited by Zachery Grey (1752) and Treadway Russell Nash (1793). The standard edition of the work was edited by John Wilders (1967). Most of his other writings never saw print until they were collected and published by Robert Thyer in 1759. Butler wrote many shortbiographies, epigrams and verses the earliest surviving from 1644. Of his verses, the best known is "The Elephant on the Moon", about a mouse trapped in a telescope, a satire on Sir Paul Neale of the Royal Society. Butler's taste for the mock heroic is shown by another early poem Cynarctomachy, or Battle between Bear and Dogs, which is both a homage to and a parody of a Greek poem ascribed to Homer, Batrachomyomachia. His supposed lack of money later in life is strange as he had numerous unpublished works which could have offered him income including a set of Theophrastan character sketches which were not printed until 1759. Many other works are dubiously attributed to him.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/shotlandiya1.html	Шотландія	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/63/25a5b9f5b57e674d93dd97a1c2b05df3.pptx	files/25a5b9f5b57e674d93dd97a1c2b05df3.pptx	Let’s Learn About Scotland Scottish Holidays and National Cuisine by Anastassia Kreytor Scotland is famous for… Haggis- a food made from the organs of sheep and oatmeal. Kilts - traditional Scottish woolen cloth costume with a tartan or plaid pattern. This is a skirt that men wear. Bagpipers - people who play the bagpipes, a traditional Scottish instrument . Scottish Culture Scots celebrate many holidays. Scottish families are called clans and each clan has a special plaid to show what their family is. These are the plaids on their kilts. The most important holidays are: The Edinburgh Military Tattoo; Halloween; Christmas; Boxing Day; New Year’s Day (Hogmanay); Burn’s Supper. The Edinburgh Military Tattoo The Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a show given by military bands and display teams. It takes place Edinburgh annually, at the same time as the Edinburgh Festival. Halloween Halloween in Scotland is all about the supernatural, witches, spirits and fire. Robert Burns, the famous Scottish poet, wrote about the myths, legends and traditions associated with Halloween in Scotland in his poem 'Halloween', written in 1785. Christmas Until 1958, when Christmas Day was declared a public holiday, people worked normally on this day although the children did get presents. . The Christmas traditions in Scotland are similar to that of the U.S., although the Scottish people do have some interesting customs of their own. Boxing Day Boxing Day is a day the higher classes gave gifts to the lower classes. The holiday is named Boxing Day because the tradition of giving gifts of cash, food, clothing and other goods to the less fortunate were placed into boxes for easier transportation. New Year’s Day Hogmanay is the Scots word for the celebration of the New Year. Its official date is the 31st of December. Ne’erday is Scots dialect for New Year’s Day, January the 1st. Burn’s Supper A Burn’s Supper is a celebration of the life and poetry of the poet Robert Burns, author of the version of the Scots song Auld Lang Syne. What Scots Like to Eat The most important dishes are Haggis Fish and Chips Shortbread Whisky Also: Strong black tea Beer Pies Different kinds of soups Recitation of the poem “Address to a Haggis” by R.Burns is an important part of the Burn’s supper. During Burn’s lifetime haggis was a popular dish for the poor, since it made use of parts of a sheep and oatmeal. Today Haggis is regarded fondly as a traditional Scottish dish Fish and Chips Fish and chips is the national fast food champion of the whole of the United Kingdom, not just Scotland. In Scotland, fish and chips from a fish and chip shop is usually referred to as a fish supper. Shortbread Shortbread is traditionally formed into one of three shapes: one large circle divided into segments ("Petticoat Tails"); individual round biscuits ("Shortbread Rounds"); or a thick rectangular slab cut into "fingers.“ The word "short" in Shortbread means that it contains a lot of shortening (butter), which makes it break and crumble easily. This is the sign of a good Shortbread. Whisky Scotch Whisky (or simply "Scotch") is certainly the best known Scottish drink. Scotch Whisky (only the Irish and American varieties are spelled with an "e") is distilled from a barley liquor and flavoured with peat tainted water. Known as the Water of Life or Uisge-Beatha in Gaelic. Also the Scots like Thanks for your attention!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-development-of-modern-englis.html	"The development of modern English"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/3f24326c6f8d2e1ed350c273b6bd28a8.ppt	files/3f24326c6f8d2e1ed350c273b6bd28a8.ppt	The development of modern English The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Old swedish Lingua latina French-risian Celtic Vikings Romans Anglo-saxons Celts The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) +grammars (they, same, both) +vernaculars (ill, take, ugly), etc +territories (Lincoln,Devon-port, Lancaster) +foods/clothes (butter,cheese,piar) +religious (bishop, apostle, cloister ) +buildings (wall, street), etc The basis of English +cults( cromlech, coronach ) +wars (javelin, pibroch) +animals(hog) +clan, tory, plaid, whisky, etc old swedish lingua latina french-frisian Celtic Vikings (invaded in XII-X) Romans (0 -V A.C.) Anglo-saxons (invaded in V A.C.) Celts(native) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) +grammars (they, same, both) +vernaculars (ill, take, ugly), etc +territories (Lincoln,Devon-port, Lancaster) +foods/clothes (butter,cheese,piar) +religious (bishop, apostle, cloister ) +buildings (wall, street), etc The basis of English +cults( cromlech, coronach ) +wars (javelin, pibroch) +animals(hog) +clan, tory, plaid, whisky, etc old swedish lingua latina french-frisian Celtic Vikings (invaded in XII-X) Romans (0 -V A.C.) Anglo-saxons (invaded in V A.C.) Celts (native) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) +grammars (they, same, both) +vernaculars (ill, take, ugly), etc +territories (Lincoln,Devon-port, Lancaster) +foods/clothes (butter,cheese,piar) +religious (bishop, apostle, cloister ) +buildings (wall, street), etc The basis of English +cults( cromlech, coronach ) +wars (javelin, pibroch) +animals(hog) +clan, tory, plaid, whisky, etc old swedish lingua latina french-frisian Celtic Vikings (invaded in IX-XI) Romans (0 -V A.C.) Anglo-saxons (invaded in V A.C.) Celts (native) +reigns (reign, government, crown, state) +nobles (duke, peer) +military (army, peace, battle, soldier, general, enemy) +judgments (judge, crime, court) +religious (service, punish) +meals (beef, pork, mutton, veal) norman-french Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. +reigns (reign, government, crown, state) +nobles (duke, peer) +military (army, peace, battle, soldier, general, enemy) +judgments (judge, crime, court) +religious (service, punish) +meals (beef, pork, mutton, veal) norman-french Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Cockney (London) Scouse (Liverpool ) West Country East England Birmingham Cornwall Cumberland Devonshire Dorset Northfolk Somerset Sussex Westmorland North Wiltshire Yorkshire Northumberlan Lancashire England Lowland Scottish Belfast South Wales Yola Scotland, Ireland and Wales The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. Regions: London Strenght: n/a Foundation: XIV-XIX A.C. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island. The development of modern English The development of modern English language can be divided to: Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XIV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) Modern English period (nowdays) Old English period (V-X A.C.) Middle English period (X-XV A.C.) Early Modern English period (>XV A.C.) With the development of typing there had started the fixation of rules of normal and official English; phonetics and spoken language continued changing. Different ethnical structure generated lots of dialects: Lallans Scots (Lowland Scots) Regions: Scotland, Northern Ireland Strength: 1,5 000 000 Foundation: XIV-XVI A.C. Has lots of smaller dialects. Mainly on country territories, north and island.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/samuil-yakovlevic-marsak.html	Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/ed8fd52ae0322cbc896620dee519b407.ppt	files/ed8fd52ae0322cbc896620dee519b407.ppt	S. YA. Marshak is the author of well-known, loved by children poems. Marshak translated a lot of poems from English into Russian. And these poems we know and remember from childhood. 1887-1964 The House That Jack Built This is the house that Jack built. This is the corn, That lay in the house that Jack built +
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/sovremennaya-amerikanskaya-literatura.html	Современная Американская литература	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/58/0eaff2454397f1d2b4bb3d529a4e2dba.pptx	files/0eaff2454397f1d2b4bb3d529a4e2dba.pptx	Contemporary American Literature Alex Kuntysh In America today we have a few excellent writers who challenge comparison with the best of present-day England. We have many more who have been widely successful in the business of making novels, poems, plays, which cannot rank as literature at all. In choosing from such a large number a list for study, it is our hope that we have not omitted the name of any author who counts as a force in our developing literature; but, on the other hand, it is undoubtedly true that we have excluded many writers whose work compares favorably with that of some on the list Our choice has been governed by two principles The word contemporary we have interpreted arbitrarily to mean since the beginning of the War, excluding writers who died before August, 1914, and living authors who have produced no work since then.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-development-of-cinematograpy-in-ukraine.html	"The development of cinematography in Ukraine"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/fe930920885597aaebba1a97c77ca528.ppt	files/fe930920885597aaebba1a97c77ca528.ppt	Prepared by Natalia Boiko In the 1920s a new modernistic trend appeared in the Ukrainian cinema.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-biggest-cities-of-great-britain.html	"The biggest cities of Great Britain"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/24b8795fd5f550b6bdac01980d981b5b.ppt	files/24b8795fd5f550b6bdac01980d981b5b.ppt	KOLYA MAKSEMA, FORM 11-A 2014 THE BIGGEST CITIES OF GREAT BRITAIN INTRODUCTION We are going to talk about the biggest cities of Great Britain There are 10 biggest cities in Great Britain All this cities have important part of Britain economy and culture GEOGRAPHY The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is situated on the British Isles. The British Isles are separated from European continent by the North Sea and the English Channel. ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS The UK consists of four main parts: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. England is in the southern and central part of Great Britain. It is the richest, most fertile and most populated part of the country. London is the capital of England. THE BIGGEST CITIES POPULATION OF THE CITIES LONDON The capital of England Is situated in south-eastern England along the Thames River Founded by Romans in A.D. 43 One of the three main financial centres in the world Parliament The river Thames runs thorough the city LONDON SIGHTS Westminster Abbey Windsor Castle Tower Bridge EDINBURGH Capital of Scotland Famous Edinburghers: Bell, Stevenson, Scott, Connery. Coastal city BRISTOL The largest city in the South West It has a great harbour Home of Rolls Royce The Concorde factory GLASGOW ABERDEEN MANCHESTER 10% of workers Significant financial sector The highest weekly earnings-£420.40 Manchester United BIRMINGHAM Second largest city Aston Hall The first steam engine was invented Warwick Castle LIVERPOOL Capital of culture The Beatles Sunday talents Festival city NEWCASTLE Many earthquakes Harbour Coal mining SUMMARY There are 10 biggest cities in GB. Only London & Birmingham have more than 1,000,000 citizens There are many interesting sights sn Great Britain
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/salvador-dali1.html	"Salvador Dali"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/ee451ecd37828dfc53303fe3732e157e.pptx	files/ee451ecd37828dfc53303fe3732e157e.pptx	Salvador Dalí PAINTER’S CHILDHOOD Dali at the Academia de San Fernando LIFE IN PARIS Federico García Lorca Pablo Picasso Gala Dalí (Elena Ivanovna Diakonova) Later Years Illness and death Cubist self-portrait The Basket of Bread The Persistance of Memory The Ghost of Vermeer of Delft Which Can Be Used As a Table Autumn Cannibalism Soft Construction with Boiled Beans (Premonition of Civil War) The Burning Giraffe Metamorphosis of Narcissus Swans Reflecting Elephants The Temptation of St. Anthony Leda Atomica The Face of War Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) The Sacrament of the Last Supper Living Still-life The Hallucinogenic Toreador The Swallow’s Tail Dali Atomicus Dali as a Sculptor Venus de Milo with Drawers The Lobster Telephone Gala at the Window Rhinocerapterus Museums of Salvador Dali THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!!!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/taking-a-gap-year.html	"Taking a gap year"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/25d5e75e2bef913f8e01617a682d74bb.pptx	files/25d5e75e2bef913f8e01617a682d74bb.pptx	Taking a gap year Done by Alla Sydoriak What is a GAP YEAR?Can we define it? Activity of taking time out before university The gap year is not very popular in out country. That is why young people in Ukraine have not as positive attitude towards taking a gap year as teenagers in overseas GAP YEAR in Ukraine Opportunities for young people Reasons to take a GAP YEAR Advantages of taking a GAP YEAR in Ukraine Disadvantages of taking a GAP YEAR in Ukraine Recommendations on actions should be taken in Ukraine Thank you for Your attention!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/taganrog.html	Taganrog	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/0f0609f73725e42daf4567e13592893c.pptx	files/0f0609f73725e42daf4567e13592893c.pptx	Taganrog Taganrog - the large industrial, cultural and scientific center, one of leading seaports in the south of Russia. It is located in southwest part of the Rostov region on the bank of Taganrog Bay of the Sea of Azov, in 50 km from the Russian-Ukrainian border Taganrog is located in southwest part of the Rostov region on the northeast coast of Taganrog Bay of the Sea of Azov, in 50 km from a place of a confluence of the river Don in it. The city settles down on the cape which is far pressing in the sea; from three parties it is surrounded with water. Taganrog - one of the first Russian cities, which construction it was conducted on a previously developed plan. The site planning and buildings of Taganrog was created in 1699 on the basis of Peter I who was at that time in the city instructions. In fortress were constructed, besides military facilities, office and cult buildings, the imperial palace, palaces and the yards of his next citizens, local administration, initial people, priests, Russians and foreign sailors. The yards of soldiers, gunners, soldiers, handicraftsmen, the posadskikh of people and the pashennykh of peasants were placed outside fortress in six suburban settlements under protection of a chain of the small fortresses built on the Miussky peninsula. At the end of XVIII - the beginning of the XIX century Taganrog develops as the trade city, becomes the multinational city where various religious faiths were presented. Taganrog was almost only point of the South of the country, suitable for broad trade with the abroad. Up to the 60th of the 19th eyelid Taganrog reserved position of the largest foreign trade port. Chekov's monument Peter the First`s monument Alexander the First`s monument Plea youth monument A. Pushkin`s monument F. Ranevskaya`s monument That`s all Folks
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/san-fransisco-san-francisko.html	San Fransisco (Сан Франциско)	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/18/cef434df56bec1900bb77b895295ea2b.ppt	files/cef434df56bec1900bb77b895295ea2b.ppt	San Francisco City and County of San Francisco History of San Francisco The first Native Americans to settle this region found the bay to be a vast natural resource for hunting and gathering their provisions and for the establishment of many small villages. The first Europeans to see what would become San Francisco were members of a Spanish exploratory voyage San Francisco became part of the United States with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. San Francisco is now estimated to be the twelfth largest city in the United States, and has been characterized by rapid economic change and cultural diversity. Geography San Francisco is located on the West Coast of the United States in the north part of the San Francisco Peninsula and includes significant stretches of the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay within its boundaries. There are more than 50 hills within city limits. Some neighborhoods are named after the hill on which they are situated, including Nob Hill, Pacific Heights, and Russian Hill. Near the geographic center of the city, southwest of the downtown area, are a series of less densely populated hills. Twin Peaks, a pair of hills resting at one of the city's highest points, forms a popular overlook spot. San Francisco's tallest hill, Mount Davidson, is 282 m high and is capped with a 103-foot (31 m) tall cross built in 1934. Dominating this area is Sutro Tower, a large red and white radio and television transmission tower. Climate Cityscape Culture of San Francisco The culture of San Francisco is major and diverse in terms of arts, music, cuisine, festivals, museums, and architecture. San Francisco's diversity of cultures along with its eccentricities are so great that they have greatly influenced the country and the world at large over the years. Museums Palace of Fine Arts Performing arts Classical and Opera venues in San Francisco include the San Francisco Symphony, the San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Ballet. They all perform at the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center. San Francisco's Ballet and Opera are some of the oldest continuing performing arts companies in the United States. San Francisco is the birthplace and home city of the renowned vocal ensemble Chanticleer. Popular music San Francisco has often hosted influential rock music trends. Two of the most influential bands from that era, the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane Head. Punk, electronica, industrial, goth, and rave activity 1980s and early 1990s, was also somewhat influential. Famous songs about San Francisco include Tony Bennett's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", the Scott McKenzie song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)", People Under the Stairs' "San Franciscan Nights", Chris Isaak's "San Francisco Days", Journey's "Lights", "Fake Tales of San Francisco" by the Arctic Monkeys, and "Save Me, San Francisco" by Train Architecture and tourist attractions The C. A. Belden House, a Queen Anne Victorian in the Pacific Heights section on Gough Street Between Clay and Washington Streets. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places in San Francisco. These Victorian rowhouses are in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco, California Chinatown Golden Gate Bridge Flag of San Francisco Seal Nicknames: The City by the Bay Fog City Palace of the Legion of Honor Haas-Lilienthal House War Memorial Opera House The Palace of Fine Arts at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, painted by Colin Campbell Cooper
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-britis-ueen.html	The British Queen	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/22/0a9b043314b3a4bffe5527eea440b557.pptx	files/0a9b043314b3a4bffe5527eea440b557.pptx	British Queen Celebrates Diamond Jubilee MONARCH: What’s it like being one? Freedom Work Food Friends Parties Travel Guess if a-h below are true (T) or false (F). a The queen of England is celebrating her 60th birthday. T/F b Elizabeth became queen when she was 25 years old. T/F c She spent the day with her family at a big party in her palace. T/F d British people will celebrate the diamond jubilee next month. T/F e There have been 12 U.S. Presidents during the Queen’s reign. T/F f She has owned 26 corgis (her favourite breed of dog). T/F g She announced she will retire as queen at the end of 2012. T/F h Her popularity went down in the weeks after Princes Diana’s death. T/F Match the following synonyms from the article. 1. monarch a. work 2. ascended b. progress 3. duties c. started 4. launched d. rose 5. scheduled e. about 6. approximately f. king or queen 7. citizens g. decline 8. advances h. people 9. despite i. planned 10. downturn j. in spite of PHRASE MATCH: (Sometimes more than one choice is possible.) 1. Queen Elizabeth II a. on official duties celebrated 60 years 2. She ascended b. 3.5 million letters 3. spent the day c. as a monarch 4. the celebrations to mark d. to take place 5. celebrations are scheduled e. reign 6. Her Royal Highness’ f. have been made 7. he has answered g. to the throne approximately 8. a time h. her popularity 9. great advances that i. her diamond jubilee 10. a downturn in j. to give GAP FILL: Put the words into the gaps in the text. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II celebrated 60 years as a (1) ____________ on February 6th. She ascended to the (2) ____________ of the United Kingdom in 1953, when she was a 25-year-old princess. The 85-year-old queen (3) __________ the day on official duties. She toured the town of King’s Lynn in the east of England. The (4) ____________ mayor opened the celebrations to mark her diamond jubilee. Queen Elizabeth herself (5) ____________ a new website that shows how much the world has changed during her six-decade (6) _________. Bigger celebrations are scheduled to take (7) __________ in the U.K. in the summer. There will be a 1,000-ship (8) __________ on the River Thames and a concert at Buckingham Palace. During Her Royal Highness’ reign, there have been 12 British prime ministers, 12 American presidents and six (9) __________. She has also owned 60 corgis (her favourite dog). The diamond jubilee website says she has (10) __________ approximately 3.5 million letters. The queen (11) __________ her citizens that she would "(12) _________ myself anew to your service". She also said: "I hope also that this Jubilee year will be a time to give thanks for the great (13) __________ that have been made since 1952 and to look forward to the future with (14) __________ head and warm heart." The queen is still very popular with British people, (15) __________ a downturn in her (16) __________ after the death of Princess. monarch throne spent local launched reign place pageant popes answered promised dedicate advances clear despite popularity Queen began Diamond Jubilee celebrations in King's Lynn, Norfolk, where she spent time at a primary school Around 150 well wishers gathered in King's Lynn to wave flags and welcome the Monarch Pupils at Dersingham Infant and Nursery School treat Queen to rendition of The Time Warp Parade: Hundreds turned out along St John's Wood High Street in London today to watch soldiers from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery leave their nearby barracks for the last time before heading to Hyde Park for a 41-gun Royal Salute Soldiers from the Honourable Artillery Company fire blank rounds during the 62-gun Royal Salute at the Tower of London in front of Tower Bridge Boom: Celebrate: The public were treated to a lavish firework display in Greenwich, London, to mark the eve of Royal celebrations. STAMPS TO MARK THE OCCASION The Royal Mail has also marked the Diamond Jubilee by updating the design of the 1st class stamp. Its traditional gold background has been replaced with a blue colour scheme and the words 'Diamond Jubilee' highlighted in iridescent ink. Queen Elizabeth herself launched a new website Queen's Diamond Jubilee: British pop stars to perform at tribute concert Diamond Jubilee Medal A new commemorative medal was created to mark the 2012 celebrations of the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the Throne as Queen of Canada. The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal is a tangible way for Canada to honour Her Majesty for her service to this country. At the same time, it serves to honour significant contributions and achievements by Canadians. KINGS AND QUEENS DISCUSSION a) What did you think when you read the headline? b) What springs to mind when you hear the word ‘queen’? c) What do you know about Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II? d) What would you like to know about Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II? e) Do you think having a monarchy is good for a country? KINGS AND QUEENS DISCUSSION f) What do you think of the Queen’s diamond jubilee? g) Would you like a diamond jubilee? How would you celebrate? h) How has the world changed in the past six decades? i) What do you think the queen does every day? j) Would you like to be a monarch? KINGS AND QUEENS DISCUSSION k) Did you like reading this article? l) Is it better for a country to have a monarchy or not have one? m) Is it better for a country to have a king or a queen? n) What do you think of the Queen’s length of service to her country? o) Do you think the Queen has had a great life? KINGS AND QUEENS DISCUSSION p) What advice do you have for Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II? q) What kind of letters do you think the Queen gets? r) Do you “look forward to the future with clear head and warm heart”? s) Who do you prefer, the Queen or Princess Diana? t) What questions would you like to ask Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II? 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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/sovetskaya-street.html	"Sovetskaya street"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/6a90f979ea7003492f01034894f6ee50.ppt	files/6a90f979ea7003492f01034894f6ee50.ppt	Sovetskaya street Sovetskaya street Sovetskaya street - the Central street of Nikolaev. Part of the street from the Lenin square to the Lenin avenue is a pedestrian In 1835, the chief of police Gregory Avtonomov suggested the name Cathedral Till 1920 it was Cathedral street Sovetskaya and Schevchenco streets Chessnut park Lenin`s square
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-istory-if-eavy-metal.html	The history if heavy metal	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/18/92d1d62c2820ffede5af1bb872a84720.ppt	files/92d1d62c2820ffede5af1bb872a84720.ppt	The History of Heavy Metal Heavy metal (often referred to simply as metal) is a genre of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely in the Midlands of the United Kingdom and in the United States. With roots in blues rock and psychedelic rock, the bands that created heavy metal developed a thick, massive sound, characterized by highly amplified distortion, extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and overall loudness. Heavy metal lyrics and performance styles are generally associated with masculinity and machismo. Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath Deep Purple Cream Jimi Hendrix Eric Clapton Thank for your attention!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/teacer.html	Teacher	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/6a518415b0a2080dce569c6b9a8f65f0.ppt	files/6a518415b0a2080dce569c6b9a8f65f0.ppt	There are a lot of professions in the world. For example: A Doctor An Actor A Seller A policeman A Lawyer A Painter A Hairdresser But I want to be a teacher. The profession of a teacher has some advantages: But also the profession has many faults: Teacher is the most important person in children`s life after parents. Teacher must have Determination tact patience initiative imagination And also he must be of pleasant appearance and must have a good speaking voice. A good teacher learns all the time from children, from life, from school. A great teacher is a great artist. Teaching is a real challenge to my character, abilities and talent. I hope, that I'll be a good teacher and that my pupils will love me and my subject.
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/teacing-in-primary.html	Teaching in Primary	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/47/71d1dc77b94319a195408ed0997e06dd.ppt	files/71d1dc77b94319a195408ed0997e06dd.ppt	Teaching in Primary Teaching in Primary Teaching in Primary Teaching in Primary
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-orld-of-painting.html	The World of Painting	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/39/31f63fb6d30c245f82e812b6d3da51d8.ppt	files/31f63fb6d30c245f82e812b6d3da51d8.ppt	THE WORLD OF PAINTING ART is a way of representing things or expressing ideas, using pictures, sculpture, and other objects that people can look at. Types of Art Portrait Still life Landscape Seascape Statue Classical Romantic Modern Abstract
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/tender-is-te-nigt.html	"Tender is the night"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/d3693e2df93b24517caac982f852c774.ppt	files/d3693e2df93b24517caac982f852c774.ppt	Most ambitious novel but a commercial failure the story of Dick Diver and his schizophrenic wife Nicole goes some way to show the pain that Fizgerald left. Characters Dick Diver, a handsome American psychologist in his thirties, married to Nicole Diver- one of his mental patients. Rosemary Hoyt , a beautiful eighteen-year-old movie starlet, who falls in love in Dick. The plot and its conflict Style Many metaphors Many pictures Focus on characters of story Thourough characterizations of characters Themes His own life greatly inspired Fitzgerald's writing. Most of his books and stories are in some way related to his own life and his characters are resembling persons he really knew. Fitzgerald was a drinker and did not really live happy life.The characters in his stories experience ic losses In his books he expresses the wish to find his identity and a happy life. Quotes
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-istory-of-alternative-rock.html	The History of Alternative Rock	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/e59e997e6735c7b20038cb8c97574a37.ppt	files/e59e997e6735c7b20038cb8c97574a37.ppt	The History of Alternative Rock. What is alternative rock? Stylistic origins Cultural origins Typical instruments Mainstream popularity Punk rock, post-punk, hardcore punk, New Wave Late 1970s, Early 1980s, United Kingdom and United States Limited before the success of grunge and Britpop in the 1990s. Widespread since then. Alternative rock is a genre of rock music that emerged in the 1980s and became wildly popular in the 1990s. alternative music, alt rock, alternative = also called consists of various subgenres that have emerged from the independent music scene since the 1980s, such as Britpop Grunge Gothic rock Indie pop Indie rock These genres are unified by their collective debt to the style and/or ethos of Punk rock which laid the groundwork for alternative music in the 1970s Also includes such genres as Before the term alternative rock came into common usage around 1990, the sort of music to which it refers was known by a variety of terms. The first national chart based on distribution called the Indie Chart was published in January 1980. The term indie was used literally to describe independently distributed records. By 1985, it had come to mean a particular genre, or group of subgenres, rather than simply distribution status. The use of the term alternative to describe rock music originated around the mid-1980s The term alternative rock Alternative rock in Russia. In Russia alternative rock appeared in the middle of 90s. Such groups as Amatory, Jane Air, PsiHeya, Tequilajazzz and many others started to appear. They were quite different but one thing distinguished them - traditional Russian rock and popular music. Nowadays there are groups that play alternative metal: Origami, Slot and many others. My favorite group. Skillet is an American Christian rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee in 1996. John Cooper is the only original member remaining in the band. Skillet formed in 1996 with two members: John Cooper and Ken Steorts. Then Trey McClurkin joined the band. Steorts left the band and Kevin Haaland joined the band. Korey Cooper joined the band this time too. Then Trey McClurkin left Skillet, and Lori Peters joined the group. After that Haaland left the band, and Ben Kasica got into Skillet. In January 2008, Lori Peters retired from the band and Jen Ledger joined it. John Cooper Korey Cooper Ben Kasica Jen Ledger Nowadays there are 4 members in the band: Thanks for your attention. Bye!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-britis-media.html	The British Media	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/22/24f1ca6bea21feead063941667dfe37c.ppt	files/24f1ca6bea21feead063941667dfe37c.ppt	The British Media The British Media consists of the press, radio and TV broadcasting. The "quality" papers are for more serious readership. These papers are bigger in size, with larger articles and more detailed information. The "quality" papers are - "The Times", "Daily Telegraph", "The Guardian", "Financial Times", "The Independent". In addition to daily papers we have just mentioned above there are Sunday papers. They have a higher circulation than the dailies. Sunday papers in Great Britain are such "quality" papers as "Observer", "Sunday Times", "Sunday Telegraph" and such "popular" papers as: "News of the World", "Sunday Express", "Sunday Mirror", "Mail on Sunday". As far as broadcasting and telecasting are concerned there are two radio and TV stations. The first one - well-known BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation, and the second - IBA - Independent Broadcasting Authorities. The newspapers in Britain are proud of the that they are different from each other - each tries to have a definite profile. Now a couple of words about papers. First of all there is no subscription. You may buy any on sale. There are two main types of newspapers: the "popular" papers and the "quality" papers. The popular papers are less in size, with many pictures, big headlines and short articles. They are easy to read. They are such papers as "Daily Express" "Daily mail", "Daily Mirror", "Daily Star", "The Sun" and others. Vocabulary: Questions: 1. What does the British Media consist of?2. What are two main types of newspapers in Britain?3. Who are the "quality" papers for?4. Which newspapers have a higher circulation than the dailies? http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/story_attachment.asp?storycode=44239&seq=1&type=P&c=1 http://www.jamesrb.co.uk/?p=136 http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jan/17/rupert-hamer-journalist-deaths http://xboxahoy.com/modern-warfare-2-prestige-edition-for-army-of-ogling-pervs- http://www.thenational.ae/business/times-are-a-charging-for-better-or-for-worse http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/11/abcs.pressandpublishing4 http://www.polkadotpr.com.au/SiteMedia/w3svc498/Uploads/Images/The%20Daily%20Telegraph%2015%20September%202007%20Cover.jpg http://smallpictures.co.uk/press/express-front.7.5.06.jpg http://www.ekol.biz/ru/novosti-v-mire-nedvizhimosti/po-mneniyu-the-observer-antaliya-eto-novyj-dubaj http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/aug/14/july-abcs-popular-sundays-mail-on-sunday http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/news/bbcworld/1995.html http://www.transdiffusion.org/tmc/cityroad/presentation/startingtheday.php
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/telescope.html	Telescope	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/63/5edd984b368cfe4fd50183d28f9f8630.pptx	files/5edd984b368cfe4fd50183d28f9f8630.pptx	Telescope Has prepared Karina Kostya The telescope, a device for observing distant objects, was first designed in 1608 by three inventors - Hans Lippersgeme, Zachary Jansen, and Jacob Mattius. Significantly improved by Galileo Galilei in 1609. Who invented the first telescope? Galileo was born 15 February, 1564 in Pisa in the family of a generous, but impoverished nobleman. Immediately after the end of the monastic school, he entered the medical faculty of the University of Pisa. In Pisa, Galileo Galileo graduated from the University, where his first scientific research took place, and then he at the age of 25 took the chair Galileo Galilei The first one who directed the optic tube into the sky, turning it into a telescope and receiving new scientific data, became Galileo. In 1609, he created his first three-fold increase in the visual tube. In the same year, he built a telescope with an eight-fold increase in length about half a meter. Later, they created a telescope that gave a 32-fold increase. Telescope The length of the telescope was about a meter, and the diameter of the lens was 4.5 cm. It was a very imperfect instrument that possessed all possible aberrations. He made it possible to make a whole series of great discoveries. Description of the telescope
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-doctors-advice.html	The Doctor’s Advice	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/59/872d48fa4096438e5f71bcfeab1b78e8.pptx	files/872d48fa4096438e5f71bcfeab1b78e8.pptx	The Doctor’s Advice Listening Comprehension Lesson The Doctor’s Advice Let’s read the following words. Translate them. medicine, temperature, bad, bed, day, age, have, shall, gentleman, again, later, and, help Answer some questions: Does anyone in your family smoke? Do you like it when people smoke? Why? Is smoking good for health? Explain your opinion. Let’s learn some new words from the blackboard and remember the difficult words you can meet in the story. a quiet country place – тихая сельская местность to have a rest – отдохнуть pretty soon – очень скоро to start smoking – начать курить a cigar – сигарета, сигара Make a sentences: You will recover … One cigar … It’s not a joke… The doctor asked him … To go to … Say true, false, don’t know 1. The doctor listened to the gentleman's lungs and heart. 2. The doctor asked him to go to a quiet country place for a year. 3. The doctor told a gentleman to smoke just one cigar. 4. The gentleman came back two months later. 5. The doctor said that the gentleman didn’t look younger. 6. The gentleman said that he felt all right. 7. He didn’t want to go to bed early, to drink a lot of milk and walk a lot. 8. The gentlemen liked smoking. Choose the correct answer. 1. a) The doctor asked the patient how he felt. b) The doctor listened to his lungs and heart, felt his pulse and blood pressure and took his temperature. 2. a) The doctor advised to go to a quiet country place for a month to have a rest. b) The doctor advised him to start smoking. 3. a) He didn’t look younger and felt bad. b) He looked much younger and felt all right. 4. a) He went to bed early, drink milk and walked a lot. b) He didn’t have a good rest. 5. a) I think the doctor was a good specialist. b) I think the doctor was not clever. Translate sentences from Russian into English: Как ты себя чувствуешь? – Не очень хорошо (я болен). У Маши Болит горло и голова. Анна простужена. Она чихает и кашляет. Доктор вчера мне выписал лекарство от простуды. Доктор сказал, что осмотрит больного. Describe the picture. Make a dialogue. Act out the dialogue. Список использованных источников: А) Наговицына О.В., Дзюина Е.В., Тагирова А.Р. Поурочные разработки по английскому языку. 5 кл. – М.: «ВАКО», 2005, 416 с. Б) Изображение доктора http://www.pressfoto.ru/image-822097 В) На приеме у врача http://ldpr-saratov.ru/press/photo/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=109
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/shtat-nevada.html	Штат Невада	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/62/65730588a31de93a756512cdde1af77e.pptx	files/65730588a31de93a756512cdde1af77e.pptx	NEVADA Nevada was the 36th state in the union. Nevada became a state on October 31, 1864. The flag was adopted in 1929. It has a yellow banner with the words "Battle Born" above the star. FLAG The Great Seal has 36 stars to signify Nevada as the 36th state to join the Union and the motto, "All for Our Country." STATE SEAL The Mountain Bluebird lives in the Nevada high country and eats many harmful insects. STATE BIRD The Desert Tortoise lives in the extreme southern parts of Nevada. It can live to be more than 70 years old. STATE REPTILE The Bighorn Sheep is well-suited for Nevada's mountainous desert country. It can survive for long periods without water. STATE ANIMAL The Vivid Dancer Damselfly is found in springs and ponds. STATE INSECT The Single-Leaf Pine is pine tree with short, stiff needles and twisted branches. STATE TREE The Nevada Quarter features three wild mustangs. STATE QUARTER
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-otel-receptionist.html	"The hotel receptionist"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/ed8b79569466d4e7f61a7ab158b81d4b.pptx	files/ed8b79569466d4e7f61a7ab158b81d4b.pptx	by Bondarenko svetlana 9-a the hotel receptionist the hotel receptionist If you enjoy meeting and helping all kinds of people, this could be a great job for you. Hotel receptionists make guests feel welcome, manage room bookings (also known as reservations) and deal with requests that guests make during their stay. A hotel receptionist also needs to be friendly and professional at all times, be able to look after several things at once and always stay calm, sometimes under pressure the hotel receptionist What Education do you need? Many employers will prefer you to have a good standard of general education and possibly some GCSEs (A-C) in subjects such as English, maths and IT. Some employers may also want you to have experience of using a telephone switchboard or a computerised reservations system. Although previous experience in customer service or office work would also help you, you can also prepare for this work by taking a relevant college course. Entry requirements You will need good administration and customer service skills for this job. IT skills will also be useful to work with computerised booking and payment systems. Many employers will want you to have a good standard of general education, including GCSEs (A-C) in maths and English. You could prepare for this work by taking a relevant full-time or part-time college course, to gain some of the knowledge and skills needed in this job. Courses include: Level 1 Certificate in General Hospitality Level 1 Award in Introduction to Employment in the Hospitality Industry Level 1 Award in Introduction to the Hospitality Industry Level 2 Award in the Principles of Customer Service in Hospitality, Leisure, Travel and Tourism. Skills, interests and qualities As a hotel receptionist you will need to have: excellent written and spoken communication skills strong customer service skills a friendly and professional telephone manner the ability to adapt to different guests patience and tact the ability to stay calm under pressure and look after several things at once good problem solving skills the ability to use computerised technology a methodical approach to your work accuracy and attention to detail It may also be useful if you speak a foreign language. More information about this work As a hotel receptionist, your main duties would include: dealing with bookings by phone, e-mail, letter, fax or face-to-face completing procedures when guests arrive and leave choosing rooms and handing out keys preparing bills and taking payments taking and passing on messages to guests dealing with special requests from guests (like booking theatre tickets or storing valuable items) answering questions about what the hotel offers and the surrounding area dealing with complaints or problems. Training and development You will normally be trained on the job by experienced staff. Some employers also run their own training schemes and you may be encouraged to work towards qualifications, such as: Level 2 (NVQ) Diploma in Front of House Reception Level 2 Certificate In Hospitality and Catering Principles (Front of House Reception) Level 3 Award in Principles of Supervising Customer Service Performance in Hospitality, Leisure, Travel and Tourism Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Reception and Front Office Services. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (8 steps) How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (1 step) Understand the job description. While job duties will vary from hotel to hotel, there are certain responsibilities that all hotel receptionists are required to manage. These include handling reservations and cancellations, managing payments, answering questions, taking messages, managing the front desk and answering the phone. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (2 step) Prepare to work a variety of shifts. Working as a hotel receptionist will require you to work days, nights, weekends and sometimes overnight. Be prepared to keep a flexible schedule. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (3 step) Get a well-balanced education. A minimum of a high school diploma will be required, and some college courses will also help you become a hotel receptionist. Take English and communications classes that will provide you with the ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing. Take math and finance classes so you are prepared to handle payments and money. Look for opportunities to take hospitality courses. Many community colleges and online schools offer classes in travel, tourism and hotel management. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (4 step) Obtain experience in office and front desk functions. Work as a receptionist or an office assistant in a professional setting. This will help you learn skills required of a hotel receptionist. Answer phones, greet customers, organize paper and computer files, and get experience managing multiple administrative functions. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (5 step) Sharpen your customer service skills. Working as a clerk in a retail setting, or in a call center will give you the customer service experience that you need to become a hotel receptionist. Provide answers to questions, resolve complaints, and maintain a cheerful, positive and professional attitude when dealing with customers. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (6 step) Keep up with computer software and technology. Many hotels will have specific databases and online reservation systems that they use. You will need to learn computer programs quickly. Learn how to use Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Access and Outlook How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (7 step) Put together a hotel receptionist resume that reflects your education and experience. Make sure you have an objective line, which references your goal of becoming a hotel receptionist. How to Become a Hotel Receptionist (8 step) Look for job opportunities. Check online job search websites such as CareerBuilder, Monster and Indeed. You can perform a search using specific keywords such as "hotel receptionist" and choosing the city or state you want to work in. Drop off your resume at local hotels where you would like to work. Ask to speak to the manager and introduce yourself. This will give you a chance to demonstrate your professional, positive attitude and personality. Congratulations! Now you can become a hotel receptionist .
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/seasons-and-eater1.html	SEASONS AND WEATHER	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/56/3b34e464fbd9f3f450e7d2a1af7ef4d3.pptx	files/3b34e464fbd9f3f450e7d2a1af7ef4d3.pptx	SEASONS AND WEATHER It’s summer. It’s autumn. It’s winter. It’s spring. It is hot. hot It is warm. warm warm It is cool. cool It is freezing. freezing It is cold. cold It is windy. windy It is raining. raining It is snowing. snowing It is sunny. sunny There is a tornado. tornado It is smoggy. smoggy It’s raining. There is a thunderstorm There is a rainbow. rainbow There is a lightning
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rebuses.html	REBUSES	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/46/bce30b94b36d944e588d7681f743f5ca.ppt	files/bce30b94b36d944e588d7681f743f5ca.ppt	REBUSES California Institute of Technology California Institute of Technology (THE USA) University of Oxford II. University of Oxford (Great Britain) Stanford University III. Stanford University (THE USA) Harvard University IV. Harvard University (THE USA) Massachusetts Institute of Technology V. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (THE USA) Princeton University VI. Princeton University (THE USA) University of Cambridge VII. University of Cambridge (Great Britain) University of Chicago VIII. University of Chicago (THE USA) Columbia University IX. Columbia University (THE USA) University of Pennsylvania X. University of Pennsylvania (THE USA)
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-lantern-festival-cinese-dragons.html	The Lantern Festival Chinese Dragons	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/e517f1804436f67ade7a156e633fceef.ppt	files/e517f1804436f67ade7a156e633fceef.ppt	The Lantern Festival Chinese Dragons Dragons in Chinese culture, unlike the Western dragons, are not depicted as enemies to be defeated. They are wise and welcoming and a sign that good things will happen. Distinctive features of Dragons Since the Dragon is a creature from Chinese mythology and not a real animal, it adopts characteristics from several animals. In Chinese culture the dragon has: the body of a serpent the claws of an eagle the legs of a tiger the whiskers of a catfish the antlers of a deer the scales of a fish Chinese Dragons are symbols of wealth, wisdom, power and nobility. It was the symbol of the Emperor in ancient China.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/svyatoslav-vakarcuk-music-and-pysics.html	"Svyatoslav Vakarchuk: music and physics"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/d6282e26713bc3856acca26c2f315eb2.ppt	files/d6282e26713bc3856acca26c2f315eb2.ppt	Svyatoslav Vakarchuk: music and physics Slava Vakarchuk is the lead vocalist of Okean Elzy, the most successful post-Soviet rockband in Ukraine. He is the son of Ivan Vakarchuk, a professor of physics at Lviv University and the former Minister of Education and Science in Ukraine. He is one of the most successful musicians in Ukraine and he has a degree intheoretical physics. The band "Okean Elzy", thanks to the work which Svyatoslav Vakarchuk became known singer and composer, was founded in 1994. Sviatoslav was not only the organizer of the group, but also the author of the majority of texts and music and a constant leader "Okean Elzy". After graduation Vakarchuk can continue studying abroad, but instead he choose a music career. Current members Albums Physics and Svyatoslav Vakarchuk 1991-1996 - studied at the Physics Department of the Lviv University (specialization - Theoretical Physics). Public activity Svyatoslav Vakarchuk was an active member of the Orange Revolution. Svyatoslav Vakarchuk as Goodwill Ambassador for UNDP in Ukraine for young people involved in many social and cultural proektah. In early 2007 initiated a social project "The book works of man ," which was to raise awareness of the current situation in the country where people are not too seeking intellectually enriched . He founded the charitable foundation " People of the Future ". Initiated and funded the establishment in the city center of the monument to the composer Vladimir Ivasyuku. In December 2013 Svyatoslav Vakarchuk and his band performed during Euromaidan protests Really talented people can work in a variety of ways, achieving significant results. Musical career The band Okean Elzy was founded in 1994 by 4 young guys fromLviv, Ukraine. Their first concert took place in front of the majestic Lviv Opera Theatre on 14 January in 1995. The band's big break came in 1998, when they made the decision to move to the capital city of Ukraine - Kyiv. There they started working on their first album "Tam, de nas nema" (There, where we are not). The group's first music video was recorded for the song "Tam, de nas nema". This video will always be remembered as the first Ukrainian music video to make its mark on MTV Russia, as well as France's MCM Channel. In 2010 Okean Elzy went on their Dolce Vita Tour, which included over one hundred concerts in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Europe and North America. Svyatoslav Vakarchuk vocal (1994-present) Vladimir Opsenitsa guitar (2013-present) In summer 2009 he defended his thesis for degree of Candidate of Physics and Mathematics at the Institute for Condensed Matter Physics of the NAS of Ukraine. R & D - "Supersymmetry electron in a magnetic field" . Work on the job was for many years, but due to permanent employment end it was only 2009.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/svit-nashih-zahoplenour-free-time.html	Світ наших захоплень.Our Free Time	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/40/5be9460d84ec7b3e2bf28cad6fc8fe14.ppt	files/5be9460d84ec7b3e2bf28cad6fc8fe14.ppt	English proverbs Work done, have your fun. Lost time is never found again. YOUR INTERESTS AND HOBBIES. What do British schoolchildren like to do in their free time? Resting point Grammar break Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? break Present Past break broke come Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? come Present Past come came do Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? do Present Past do did drink Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? drink Present Past drink drank eat Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? ? eat Present Past eat ate get Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? get Present Past get got go Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? go Present Past go went run Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? run Present Past run ran see Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? see Present Past see saw sit Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? sit Present Past sit sat speak Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? speak Present Past speak spoke swim Present Past swims swam ? ? Can you list these verb forms? swim Present Past swim swam take Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? take Present Past take took write Can you list these verb forms? Present Past ? ? write Present Past write wrote Summary Thank you for the lesson
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-eavens-debates-te-usa.html	"The Heaven’s Debates The USA"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/755b32f219abef33ebff50cd1ab293be.pptx	files/755b32f219abef33ebff50cd1ab293be.pptx	The Heaven’s Debates The USA The Standard of living The Daemonic reality In 2012, 15.1 percent of all people lived in poverty. The poverty rate in 2012 was the highest poverty rate since 1993. Culture America is the country of different views, different religions, different people and different CULTURES The Angel’s version Education America is the country of abilities Ha-ha-ha from the hell Way of life or humanity Life is good Not Better, not worse, just different Lili korotkova Valeriya Nikolaeva What does the fox say?
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/taboo.html	taboo	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/15/78df16dd0b814956230d8d29b1282264.pptx	files/78df16dd0b814956230d8d29b1282264.pptx	SUNNYbright/morning/summer/day/yellow CINEMAfilm/movie/screen/seat/row SOFAsit/living room/tv/furniture/relax VIRUSemail/flue/internet/dangerous/sick MOTORCYCLEhelmet/drive/yamaha/honda/harley BEEhoney/insect/hive/sting/maya FOOTshoe/sock/toes/smell/body VIOLINstrings/orchestra/music/instrument/wood POTATOvegetable/french fries/eat/mash/chips MOTHERwoman/house wife/parent/children/father HOLIDAYsun/beach/free/summer/school CLOWNjoker/circus/red nose/make up SWIMMING-POOLwater/summer/slide/bath MARRYwedding/ring/groom/bride/cake PRETTYJulia Roberts/beautiful/girl/attractive/Richard Gere KETCHUPtomato/sauce/red/bottle STREETroad/pavement/drive/traffic/highway DOLPHINocean/swim/animal/fish/friendly RAINprecipitation/water/sky/wet/drops BOOKpage/chapter/read/novel/library DIAPERScloth/wet/baby/change/poop LIPSTICKred/lips/women/beautiful TABLEroom/dish/furniture/wood/chair
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-orld-of-my-obbies.html	The world of my hobbies	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/1ff04ccc11553d23a72c2df88396fbbc.ppt	files/1ff04ccc11553d23a72c2df88396fbbc.ppt	??? making things / ??? making things / ??? making things / Our project Our project My Favourite Place in Our Native Town Stary Oskol Our project THE WORLD OF MY HOBBIES Match the words and their descriptions: gardening to make a photo travelling to work in the garden taking pictures to visit places collecting things to bring things together building models to construct things HOBBIES making things doing things collecting things doing things / collecting things doing things / collecting things doing things / collecting things Relax for eyes How I spend my free time Put in the words: play, speak, take, hobbies, stay, of Put in the words: play, speak, take, hobbies, stay, of Using these words, guess them: ARGYPHOOTPH TEKABSABLL AINPITING COPUMERT RATEVLINGL Using these words, guess them: ARGYPHOOTPH (photography) TEKABSABLL (basketball) AINPITING (painting) COPUMERT (computer) RATEVLINGL (travelling) HOME TASK: Thank you! Good bye!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/television-is-a-onderful-invention.html	TELEVISION IS A WONDERFUL INVENTION	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/4/46dc5f5d189d4c7c512cc83919ce0376.pptx	files/46dc5f5d189d4c7c512cc83919ce0376.pptx	Тема: INVENTIONS AND INVENTORS Підтема: “TELEVISION IS A WONDERFUL INVENTION” (до уроку 36) Підготувала: вчитель англійської мови Степанівської ЗОШ I – III ступенів №1 БОРИСОВА Г.Є. John Logie Baird (1888 – 1946) John Logie Baird was a British engineer and inventor of the world's first working television system, also the world's first fully electronic colour television broadcast. Although Baird's electromechanical system was eventually displaced by purely electronic systems his early successes demonstrating working television broadcasts and his colour and cinema television work earn him a prominent place in television's invention. THE EFFECTS OF TV Your TV habits Negative effects of TV My favourite TV programme What can we do about dangers of TV Types of TV programmes Positive effects of TV NEW WORDS Broadcast – транслювати TV viewer – телеглядач TV/Radio addict – теле залежний /радіо залежний Channel – канал Quiz show – вікторина Wild life programme – програма про дикий світ Science fiction programme – науково-популярні програми Chat show – ток-шоу Soap opera – телесеріал “ мильна опера ” Analytical programme – аналітична програма Importantly… - Дуже важливо, що… What’s on TV today? – Що показують по телебаченню? That reminds me… - Це нагадує… PHRASES To be glued to the screen To switch on/off To switch (flip) from channel to channel To enjoy sth to one’s heart’s content To cope with sth To deal with sth To see all the programmes running (Not) to drag sb away from the screen To be hypnotized by sth To enjoy every bit of the sth Enrich yourself! SHOWS Quiz show Chat show Game show Music show DRAMA Comedy drama Historical Medical drama Drama series REPORTS News reports Weather reports Sport reports PROGRAMMES Wild life programme Science fiction programme Analytical programme WHAT SHOULD WE DO TO EASIER THE DANGER OF TV - Do not watch violent programs - Do not watch TV after 9-10 p.m. - Watch educational programmes - Do not watch crime programmes - Switch off TV when you do your homework - Watch sport games and then play games with your friends (CONTINUE THIS LIST OF ADVICE) - ………………………… RELAXING Television habits TYPES OF PROGRAMMES IN UKRAINE TYPES OF PROGRAMMES IN UKRAINE TSN, Podrobnosti, Facty, Vikna, Euronews Sportreporter, Sport, Vikna sport Znannia, English Club Cartoons, Comedy Club, 95 Kvartal Svidok, Rechovyi Dokaz Tanstyuyut Vsi, X-factor, Pekelna Kukhnia Pisnia Roku, Golos Krainy, Ranetky, Interny, Menty Homework Вивчити нову лексику. Підготувати презентацію проекту “The greatest inventions that shook the world”. 3. Вістрочене завдання!!! Написати твір на одну з тем: a. “TV is chewing gum for men’s brains”. b. Тelevision is one of the greatest achievements or “one-eyed monster”. QUESTIONS ??? THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION GOOD BYE!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/scouting-in-te-orld.html	Scouting in the World	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/59/e1005a69648b17778737dc74e9a91e25.pptx	files/e1005a69648b17778737dc74e9a91e25.pptx	Грязнова Валентина Сергеевна, Scouting in the World "Three keys to more abundant living: caring about others, daring for others, sharing with others." William Arthur Ward Russia 1909 GreatBritain 1907 The rest of the world Маршрут Scouting in the World Do you want to be a scout? Scout Motto Be Prepared Scout Slogan Do a good turn daily Outdoor Code I will do my best, to be clean in my outdoor manner, to be careful with fire, to be considerate in the outdoors, and to be conservation minded 2011 is the International Year of Forests UNEP's (United Nations Environmental Programme) World Environment Day - 5 June 2011 World Scouting celebrates four-year Alliance with Clean Up the World! Who started the Boy Scout organization and when? What have you known about Scouting? What book did Robert Baden-Powel write? Was Scouting popular in the world? Who organized the first Scouting in Russia? What did the scouts learn? Is there Girl-Scouting in the world? Are there any Scouts organizations in the world? What is a Scout’s motto ? What is a Scout’s logo? If you become a scout what will you do? 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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/recipes.html	Recipes	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/40/f83972b6120aae9949153898907d11a3.pptx	files/f83972b6120aae9949153898907d11a3.pptx	Cooking Recipes + I like it. It’s tasty. - I don’t like it. It’s disgusting - What shall we do with the …? chop\ fry peel\boil wash\bake wash\steam cut \ grill slice\roast Onions Potatoes Beetroots Vegetables Chicken Meat First … them \ it, Then … them \ it. Beat grate melt pour squeeze stir відбивати натирати наливати витискати розмішувати розтопити Welcome to the CRAZY CAFE Hello and welcome to the Crazy Café We’ve got fast food and drinks on sale. Are there any cheese or meat sandwiches? And is there any water or orange juice? I’m sorry to say There aren’t any sandwiches today. There isn’t any meat or cheese. There isn’t any water or juice, But there are some burgers and a lot of chips And you’ve got some Cola So let’s sit down and stay. Ukrainian National cuisine Borshch dill parsley garlic Sour-cream a cutting board, a knife a saucepan a spoon a frying pan a grater a ladle How much How many do we need? I think …grams …tablespoon(s) …pieces …or…potatoes. Borshch is a favourite Ukrainian dish. All you need is a head of cabbage, some pieces of meat, some beetroots, carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, an onion, greens, spices and some sour-cream. Cook the meat, peel vegetables, slice potatoes, beetroots carrots, chop the onion and greens. Then put all the vegetables into the saucepan. Add tomatoes, spices and don’t forget to salt. When borshch is ready, add some sour-cream into your plate. Enjoy your meal! 1) Cook … 2) Peel… 3) Slice… 4) Chop… 5) Put… into the saucepan. 6) Add… 7) Put … into your plate. 1) Cook the meat. 2) Peel the vegetables. 3) Slice the potatoes, beetroots and carrots. 4) Chop the onion and greens. 5) Put the vegetables into the saucepan. 6) Add tomatoes, spices and salt. 7) Put some sour-cream into your plate. Check TV –show today Pumpkin pie Scones raisins flour spices Pumpkin Pie American national cuisine Take the pumpkin and wash it. Cut the pumpkin into 2 parts. Put it into the saucepan and cook until soft. Mash the cooked pumpkin with a blender. Add some sugar, milk, eggs, spices. Bake the pie for 50 min. Enjoy your pie! scones British national cuisine Mix the flour and baking powder. Add some butter, sugar, raisins, an egg and milk. Roll out the pastry to about 1 cm. thick. Cut into rounds. Bake for 15-20 min. in a hot oven. Enjoy your scones! Wash your hands before cooking. Wash up after cooking. Serve your dish with a smile. Say “Enjoy your meal!”
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-moon.html	The Moon	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/3/f3bc4dde5534c1692777694863bd00d3.pptx	files/f3bc4dde5534c1692777694863bd00d3.pptx	The Moon Rocket Space Comet Meteor Star Milky Way
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-lessoncompetition-do-you-kno-te-usa.html	The lesson-competition “Do you know the USA?“	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/13/77ab73d87c3e0bb3a62895c7bb24d225.ppt	files/77ab73d87c3e0bb3a62895c7bb24d225.ppt	What is the capital of the USA? What river is the capital situated on? Who discovered America and when? Christopher Columbus October, 1492 What is the name of the American flag? Stars and Stripes How many stripes does the American flag have? 13 national flag consisting of white stars (50 since July 4, 1960) on a blue canton with a field of 13 alternating stripes, 7 red and 6 white. The 52 stars stand for the 52 states of the Union, and the 13 stripes stand for the original 13 states. The flag's width-to-length ratio is 10 to 19. How many stars are there on the American flag? How many states are there in America? 52 What is the national emblem (symbol) of the USA? The Bald Eagle Who was the first President of the USA? George Washington Who is the president of the USA in our days? Barak Obama What state is the largest in the USA? Alaska What is the largest city in the USA? New York What university is the oldest one in the USA? The Harvard university, 1636 What are the most popular sports in the USA? Baseball, basketball, American football The White House The White House is the place where the president of the USA lives and works. It is the official residence of the USA presidents. This is the oldest public building in Washigton.D.C. It is consists of 132 rooms. The United States Capitol The tallest building in Washington,D.C. and the most famous building in the USA, because this is where laws are made. The Capitol is surrounded by a beautiful garden with many trees and flowers. The Statue of Liberty The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of freedom in America. It is a bronze figure (almost 46 metre of a woman holding up a torch, on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, which is a gift from the French government sent to America in 1884.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/saratov-my-native-ton.html	Saratov my Native Town	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/bccf7223f51f7491624328982f00d437.ppt	files/bccf7223f51f7491624328982f00d437.ppt	Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radish-chev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows»), The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Thanks for beingpatient and attentiveWelcome to Saratov Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows») The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Thanks for beingpatient and attentiveWelcome to Saratov Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows») The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Thanks for beingpatient and attentiveWelcome to Saratov Saratov my Native Town Saratov history The Cosmonauts Quay Saratov Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy In 1780-s one of the richest Saratov merchants M. Ustinov built two detached houses. In 1810-s they were reconstructed and architecturally designed as one building. It was designed by St. Petersburg architect I. Kolodin who had assisted the famous architect A. Voronikhin in constructing Kazansky Cathedral in St. Petersburg. In 1829 the building was sold for the needs of the theological seminary. Since 1930 the regional museum of local lore, history and economy has been located in the building. Troitsky Cathedral The Gates of Krestovozdvizhensky Convent There was Krestovozdvizhensky Convent built in the middle of the 18th century in the place of the present Slovakia Hotel and the adjoining square. Only the gates of its Nickolsly Temple (1899-1903) have survived to the present day. Conservatoire of Music named after L. Sobinov In 1900-1902 a building for musical classes was built from a design by the architect A. Yagn. In 1912 it was reconstructed by the architect S. Kallistratov in pseudo Gothic style for the conservatoire. Saratov conservatoire was opened in 1913. It was the first Russian provincial conservatoire of music (after Moscow and St. Petersburg). The Church in the name of the Virgin's Icon «Utoli Moya Petchali» («Soothe My Sorrows») The church was built in 1907 from a design by the architect P. Zybin. Originally it was a chapel at the archbishop's house (today there is a theological seminary in the house). The church is dedicated to the Virgin's Icon «Consolation in sorrows and grief» (Saratov people named it «Soothe My Sorrows») The Circus of Brothers Nikitins The first performance of the circus took place in 1873. Nikitins' «Russian Circus» became the first national one in Russia. Later the brothers built the first circus building. The opening of the present circus with the seating capacity of 3000 took place in 1931. Since that time the building has been reconstructed more than once Saratov State Art Museum named after A. Radishchev It is the first public art museum in Russia. The building was designed by St. Petersburg architect I.Shtrom. The museum was opened to public in 1885. It contains one of the largest art collections in Russia. The museum was founded by the professor of painting A. Bogolyubov, Radishchev's grandson. A. Bogolyubov granted the collection of Russian and West-European art works to the city. Pokrovskaya Church The church designed by the architect A. Salko was erected in 1880-s. During the Soviet era it was occupied by the dormitory of the Economic Institute, later there were Saratov artists' workshops there. In early 1990-s the church was returned to Saratov Eparchy. Thanks for beingpatient and attentiveWelcome to Saratov
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/russian-and-englis-olidays1.html	Russian and English Holidays	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/5b52c7dc344d071868dd339949b0036c.ppt	files/5b52c7dc344d071868dd339949b0036c.ppt	Russian and English Holidays Your project Useful information Introduction - What other Russian holidays do you know? - What holidays do you celebrate on these days? 1st January 7th January 23rd February 8th March 12th April 1st May 9th May 1st June 12th June 1st September 4th November 12th December On the 1st of January people do not go to bed until after midnight on December 31. They like to see the old year out and the new year in. New Year is not so popular in England as in our country, although it is rather popular in Scotland. On that day people usually visit their friends and there is a lot of dancing and eating. In Scotland people bring a piece of coal for good luck in the New Year. Activities What are the similarities between holidays in Russia and England? What are the differences? Activities What are the similarities between holidays in Russia and England? What are the differences? What do you do on this day? Lkhl
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-food-e-eat.html	The Food we eat	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/3/de56effdee420bee00c9c5b459203edf.pptx	files/de56effdee420bee00c9c5b459203edf.pptx	The Food we eat The Food I Like On Sunday I like _____and ______, On Monday bread and _______, On Tuesday __________ And pizza, m-m, yes, please. On Wednesday it’s _________, And on Thursday _____ and ______ On Friday I like __________ And ice cream in a dish. But Saturday is my favourite day. Oh, yes, it is very nice. On Saturday it’s ________ ________, bread and ______. meat chips cheese Coca-Cola spaghetti eggs fish sandwiches chicken Salad butter In a restaurant Use the words: freshly-squeezed juice, mashed potatoes, grilled chicken, steak, fruit salad, fried chicken, chocolate cake, green beans Ingredients: 3 or 4 potatoes Water Salt Milk Butter What is it? “Try to guess” Ingredients: 5 boiled eggs Some cooked rice 1 tin of maize Green onion Mayonnaise MY FAVOURITE DISH Salad “For two persons” INGREDIENTS 2 cucumbers 2 tomatoes 1 apple 1 lemon 200 gr of ham Salt Mayonnaise Wash and chop tomatoes. Wash and chop cucumbers. Chop the ham. Peel and chop the apple. Sprinkle the apple with lemon juice. Take the salad-bowl, lay around the ham, apples, cucumbers, tomatoes. Add some salt. Serve with mayonnaise. ENJOY YOUR MEAL ! Take your favourite fruit and we’ll make the Health Coctail. Take a glass of crystal water with sunrays and fresh air. Put your favourite fruit rich in vitamins. Mix it energetically. Sprinkle with humour. Drink slowly to feel the taste of it. Feel how you become healthy, clever, strong, kind, happy. Be healthy! What do the stars eat? 1.C 2.C 3.A 4.B What do the stars eat? Are the film starts fussy eaters? Did Demi Moore eat jacket potato during the filming of “Now and Then”? What is Merphy`s favourite food? Does Bill Murray love to eat watermelon with seeds in it? “Vegetarian food is a real way of healthy life” The Affirmative statement The Negative statement I suppose In my opinion I personally think I am sorry, but I can`t agree with you I agree with you I am afraid I`m not of the same opinion Tastes differ! The Italians like sausages and chicken The French like olivas and oranges The Greek like coffee and cheese The English like fish and vegetables The Ukrainians like vegetables and rice The Japanese like bacon and eggs The Chineese like borshch and vareniky The Germans like pizza and spaghetti Borsch, beefsteak, cabbage, cornflakes, soup, sandwiches, varenyky, holubtsi, pudding, chips. 1.What is the traditional English food for breakfast? 2.What does Mr. Robinson like to eat in the morning? 3.What is the traditional English food for dinner? 4.Does London have a lot of foreign restaurants? 1 kg of flour Some salt Some milk 1 egg Potatoes Butter The Food we eat
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/singapore-otel-marina.html	"Singapore Hotel Marina"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/56/fcaee9f630bf3092e919f3ffca7671cc.ppt	files/fcaee9f630bf3092e919f3ffca7671cc.ppt	Just recently opened in Singapore Hotel Marina Bay Sands, which can rightly be called the most extraordinary hotel in the world. The complex consists of three tall towers, framed by a huge beach area with swimming pool at an altitude of 200 meters. It is the largest hotel in Singapore, it includes more than 2500 rooms and suites. But without a doubt, the focus of reviews is the world's largest one hundred and fifty meter outdoor swimming pool on the roof of the hotel. 2561 rooms and suites, 55 floors, 18 different types of rooms and 230 luxury VIP suites with private butler service and access to VIP areas - all these Hotel Marina Bay Sands. Tower of the hotel have a slope, the first one was built at an angle of 26°, making it one of the most complex ever built hotels. The hotel area of 1.2 hectares of stylized tropical oasis in the lush gardens which grow more than 250 exotic trees and 650 plants. Even if you're not a guest here you can visit the observation deck SkyPark, to experience a sense of unsurpassed Singapore.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-four-corners-of-te-orld.html	"The Four Corners of the World"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/7b5ef03df0aaedbbf38665f4f3c1b877.pptx	files/7b5ef03df0aaedbbf38665f4f3c1b877.pptx	The Four Corners of the World We will send you to the all four corners… We work, you have fun! “The Four Corners of the World” Travel Company: has been operating at Ukrainian travel services market since 1994 head office is located in Kiev branch offices are in Kharkov, Donetsk, Mariupol, Lvov and Odessa collaborates with more than 2500 travel agencies from all regions of Ukraine provide corporate services for a number of enterprises and business entities Services «The Four Corners of the World» Travel Company provides: organization of recreation in Ukraine and abroad individual and VIP-tourism, cruises charter flight programs event tourism (wedding tours, sport events, international festivals, carnivals etc.) services for corporate clients organization of business tours in Ukraine and abroad wellness and treatment programs study abroad recreation for children and youth foreign visitors hosting in Ukraine booking and sales of air tickets to all countries of the world Our projects: We work, you have fun! www.fourcorners.com.ua
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/television-in-usa.html	Television in USA	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/35/a6848ce8611401b4a6db9ae4ba07ef14.ppt	files/a6848ce8611401b4a6db9ae4ba07ef14.ppt	Television in the USA Aims: 1. Majority2. Soap operas4. Viewers5. Advertising6. Source7. Commercial8. Television9. However10. Society11.Source Fill in the table Check up your answers a) True b) True c) True d) False e) False f) False g) True time prime show quiz a fortune to gain an experiment to conduct operator camera manager floor decisions to make an interesting programme to miss air to go on situation comedy talk show game show soap opera reality show morning news programme Type of the programme Name of the progtamme pay attention
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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/taiga.html	Taiga	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/56/762ecacfc95d3f454a84144de2744740.ppt	files/762ecacfc95d3f454a84144de2744740.ppt
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/recruitmentandselectionobintervies.html	recruitment-and-selection-job-interviews	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/15/ab45f01303fc22b6dee4a9de293d6c1d.pptx	files/ab45f01303fc22b6dee4a9de293d6c1d.pptx	In today´s lesson... Qualities you have Qualities you should have for a job First impression Job interview Job Recruitment and Selection QUIZZ: Career and Personality PEOPLE I always think of other people’s opinions before making decisions I like working with statistics I always help a colleague who has family problems I frequently forget where I leave things I cannot often persuade others to see my point of view Personal insults don’t worry me In a new group of people I often feel anxious I enjoy telling other people about my achievements I am bored by mundane tasks I always like to win when I take part in an activity I am easily persuaded by the majority opinion If I can choose, I do things my way first Success in my job is very important to me I like tasks which require a lot of physical and mental energy I often question myself about how I really feel QUALITIES FOR YOUQUALITIES FOR THE JOB How important is a first impression for you? How important are clothes for you? Should we wear any clothes to any occasion? Do you agree with these sentences below? How can we make a good first impression? How can we make a good first impression? Job Interviews: how to succeed? What should you do in a job interview? What should you not do in a job interview? Recruitment and Selection Recruitment and Selection Selection Procedures Exercises Exercises RECRUITED HEADHUNT APPOINT ACCEPTS TURNS DOWN OFFERS HIRED APPLY RECRUIT HIRE EMPLOY JOIN HEADHUNT QUALIFICATION APPLY FOR APPLICATION FORM C V APPLICATIONS BACKGROUND POST POSITION OFFER CANDIDATES GROUP DISCUSSION SHORTLIST REFEREES TURN DOWN INTERVIEW APPOINT ACCEPT TURNED DOWN 2 JOB OFFERS AN INTERVIEW HIS REFEREES OFFERED HIM THE JOB ACCEPTED APPLICATIONS BACKGROUND CANDIDATES THEIR QUALIFICATIONS (HAD) SHORTLISTED 6 PEOPLE and (HAD GIVEN) GAVE THEM PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS LET´S TALK Recruitment at What are the selection procedures to hire a worker at C&T? What are the questions you usually ask candidates during the job interview? What do you expect from the candidates? If you are asked... Some Tips: “Tell Me About Yourself” Because it's such a common interview question, it's strange that more candidates don't spend the time to prepare for exactly how to answer it. Perhaps because the question seems so disarming and informal, we drop our guard and shift into ramble mode. Resist all temptation to do so. Your interviewer is not looking for a 10-minute dissertation here. Instead, offer a razor sharp sentence or two that sets the stage for further discussion and sets you apart from your competitors. Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) Give them "your synopsis about you" answer, specifically your Unique Selling Proposition. Known as a personal branding or a value-added statement, the USP is a succinct, one-sentence description of who you are, your biggest strength and the major benefit that a company will obtain from this strength. Here is an example of a Unique Selling Proposition: "I'm an experienced Import Manager, strong in developing clearance training and error reduction techniques that have resulted in savings of over $2.3Million for (employer's name) during the past 11 years." What a difference you've made with this statement. Your interviewer is now sitting forward in her chair giving you her full attention. At this point, you might add the following sentence: "I'd like to discuss how I might be able to do something like that for you." The ball is now back in her court and you have the beginnings of a real discussion and not an interrogation process. Be Specific The key is that you must lead with your strongest benefit to the employer. Be specific and don't run around with some laundry list of skills or talents. Be sure to put a monetary value on your work if at all possible and be ready with details when you're called upon. Give an estimated value to the $$ you've either helped to make or save for your employer. Be Prepared When you walk into an interview, remember to always expect the "tell me about yourself" question. Prepare ahead of time by developing your own personal branding statement that clearly tells who you are, your major strength and the clear benefit that your employer received. The advantages of this approach are that you'll quickly gain their attention and interest them in knowing more. You'll separate yourself from your competitors. You'll also have a higher chance of being positively remembered and hired. Talk about your experience in your last job. Talk about your background. How did you know about this vacant job (vacancy)? Why do you think you are the correct (suitable) person for the job? What are your greatest strengths? What are your greatest weaknesses? What do you expect from this position? How much do you expect to earn? What are your salary expectations? Interview for a job some more possible questions Interview for a job: some more possible questions Tell me about yourself. What interests you about the job? What is your ideal boss? What type of work environment do you prefer? What do you know about this company? Why should we hire you? Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/saving-forests.html	Saving forests	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/59/856f6aa0a993aee8072d03602ab50aed.pptx	files/856f6aa0a993aee8072d03602ab50aed.pptx	Mountain forests Made by …………… Our beautiful woods… …rich by animals… … and valuable trees Trees protect our mountains from erosion Stop it! Campfire may be danger carelessness Campfire is a danger Support eco-organizations and be careful with fire!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-religion-and-political-vies-of-mark-tain.html	"The religion and political views of Mark Twain"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/fbc3bd35f4721fee4698048fc2d5147b.pptx	files/fbc3bd35f4721fee4698048fc2d5147b.pptx	The religion and political views of Mark Twain Julia Koval 11-A Mark Twain, whose real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was born in Florida, Missouri and grew up in Hannibal, Missouri. He died of a heart attack in Redding, Connecticut in 1910. Twain was raised a Presbyterian. But he seemed rather uncommitted, even as a youth. He said: “We were good boys…we didn’t break the Sabbath often enough to signify–once a week perhaps… Anyway, we were good Presbyterian boys when the weather was doubtful; when it was fair, we did wander a little from the fold.” Putting aside for a moment Twain’s apparent dissatisfaction with religion in general, he seemed to hold in disdain the concept of “infant damnation” nested within Presbyterianism (also known as “original sin,” something that exists within all Christian sects). Beyond that, Twain had many issues with religion, perhaps most notable was the issue of epistemology–how can we be sure of what we believe or claim to know? Twain chalked it all up to people’s blind willingness to follow the words and prescriptions of authority figures, who were themselves blind followers of other authority figures! He said: “In religion and politics people’s beliefs and convictions are in almost every case gotten at second-hand, and without examination, from authorities who have not themselves examined the questions at issue but have taken them at second-hand from other non-examiners, whose opinions about them were not worth a brass farthing”. My view is that Twain was not an atheist, but possibly more of a deist. Much of Twain’s writings point to the idea that there is a God, he’s just not the one humans imagine and he probably isn’t too concerned with the fates of men. His daughter said of him: “Sometimes he believed death ended everything, but most of the time he felt sure of a life beyond.” Politics and the weaknesses of man Politics was another sensitive topic Twain was not afraid to approach and he often portrayed religion and politics together–as equally ridiculous. Again, he took a rather nuanced view of politics–as he did with religion, with most of his musings painting a picture of politicians as corrupt and flawed men guiding the human race in the wrong direction. He wrote: “I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are not above the monkey’s.” Or: “It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly native American criminal class except Congress.” It is a widely-held sentiment that Twain, in his skill as a writer, humorist and social commentator, was able to grasp the fundamental problems inherent in politics and that his views could hold as much weight now as they did over 100 years ago. That being said, Twain would be considered a liberal (by today’s definition) during his time, and possibly even if he were alive today. He was a supporter of labor unions, women’s rights; he was anti-slavery, anti-war, anti-imperialism and pro-animal rights.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/st-valentines-day.html	St. Valentine’s Day	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/3/bd89e9230a50cb22f933a2d137c58a5a.pptx	files/bd89e9230a50cb22f933a2d137c58a5a.pptx	St. Valentine’s Day Презентацію підготували вчителі англійської мови Лисенко М.В. і Григор’єва Н.В. м. Енергодар, 2013 р. “A Нoliday of Friendship and Love” The theme: Thursday, the 14th of February 5 28 19 22 1 14 12 20 20 14 9 27 5 4 1 25 19 Decode the name of the holiday: St. Valentine’s Day The name of the holiday is: Remember these words: Europe ['juərəp] Европа рriest [pri:st] священник Rome [rəʊm] Pим, Римская Империя Emperor ['emp(ə)rə] император protector [prə'tektə] защитник, покровитель Claudius II [klɔ:dɪəs ðə 'sekənd] Клавдий II Roman soldiers ['rəʊmən 'səʊldʒəz] римские солдаты Read the words: Valentine's Day is a romantic holiday, which is celebrated on the 14th of February. People send greeting cards called valentines to those whom they love. The most popular presents on Valentine's Day are candies, flowers and other lovely things. The holiday of Valentine's Day came to us from Europe. Legend says that this day was called Valentine's Day after a priest named Valentine. Valentine was a priest in Rome. The Emperor at that time was Claudius II. The Emperor ordered the Roman soldiers not to marry. They didn’t think about their families only about a war. Valentine secretly married young people. He helped them to be happy. But he was arrested. And the 14th of February we call St. Valentine’s day. After his death, Valentine was named a saint. Now it is a holiday for good friends, families and people who are in love. c Task 1 Task 2 romantic What do you think about the lesson? Your hometask: 10 – 12 points Find and learn by heart a poem about friendship. 7 – 9 points Find a poem about friendship, write it down on a sheet of paper and make a design for it. 1 – 6 points Find a poem about friendship and read it for us. Thank you very much for your job! Happy St. Velentine’s Day!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-best-museums-in-te-orld.html	"The best museums in the world"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/49ad58f77e1bd7c451bf11e1c104d5cb.pptx	files/49ad58f77e1bd7c451bf11e1c104d5cb.pptx	The best museums in the world Louvre 1 The Louvre in Paris is one of the world’s largest and most visited art museums in the world. Its exhibits come from such diverse origins as ancient Egypt, classical Greece and Rome, medieval Europe and Napoleonic France. Its most famous exhibit, of course, is Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the Mona Lisa. Egyptian Museum Home to at least 120,000 items of ancient Egyptian antiquities, the Egyptian Museum in Cairo is one of the world’s best museums. 2 Vatican Museums Founded by Pope Julius II in the 6th century, the Vatican Museums inside the Vatican City in Rome are among the best museums in the world. The museums are most famous for the spiral staircase, the Raphael Rooms and the exquisitely decorated Sistine Chapel. Under the patronage of Pope Julius II, Michelangelo painted the chapel. 3 Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art, also known as The Met, is an art museum located on the eastern edge of Central Park in New York City. 4 British Museum Established in 1753, the British Museum in London is a museum of human history and culture. Its one of the top destinations in London. 5 Uffizi Gallery The Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, is one of the oldest and most famous art museums in the world. It is housed in the Palazzo degli Uffizi which was constructed in the 16th century as the offices for the Florentine magistrates. 6 Hermitage Museum Founded in 1764 by Catherine the Great, the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia is a massive museum of art and culture showing the highlights of a collection of over 3 million items spanning the globe 7 Museum of Modern Art The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), located in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, is often identified as the most influential museum of modern art in the world. 8 National Palace Museum The National Palace Museum in Taipei has the largest collection of ancient Chinese artifacts and artworks in the world. 9 Prado Museum One of the top museums in Spain, The Prado Museum in Madrid features some of the best collections of European art, from the 12th century to the early 19th century. 10
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rluses-and-minuses-of-te-internet.html	"Рluses and minuses of the internet"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/ab727599cf04ed8a36fccba1669423cb.pptx	files/ab727599cf04ed8a36fccba1669423cb.pptx	pluses and minuses of the internet In our time the internet shows by itself one of major parts of the world. Now about him know everything literally. When someone reflects from you, why the internet is needed? One of the main advantages of the Internet is much different information. You can download many interesting films, sounds, books, computer games, programs for your computer. Уou can read news about subject which is interesting for you. Уou can chat and send mails to your friends. Some people earn due to the internet. Due to the internet it is possible to pay shield. The internet is a window in the WORLD. On the other hand, there are many disadvantages about using the Internet. Уou can get viruses on your computer by visiting any web-sites you don`t trust and downloading files from them. Уcan get blackmail or spam. Using the Internet for many hours is not good for your sight. The Internet is neither good nor bad, it can be dangerous and useful at the same time, and everyone should make his own choice to use it or not.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-role-of-books-in-scool-life.html	"The Role of Books in School Life''	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/13/0373f241b38c723b78a6e4489e9871ff.ppt	files/0373f241b38c723b78a6e4489e9871ff.ppt	"The Role of Books in School Life'' - I'm a pupil - I'm a good pupil. - I'm a clever pupil. - I'm a brilliant pupil. - I'm the most enthusiastic pupil. - I try to be the best pupil in our Gymnasium. Quotations by famous people and proverbs on books ''The books can give new views to life, And teach us how to live". (George Crabber). Choose a book as you choose a friend. A room without books is a body without soul. Mind-Map A Book Mind-Map Knowledge School Readers A Poem A Book A Library A Writer Stories A Hero Questions Does reading play an important role in your school life? How much time do you devote to it? Do you read for pleasure or for information, or both? Is reading your hobby or necessity? Can you live a day without reading? State whether the statements are True (T) or False (F): Television has killed reading. Today, newspapers and magazines sell in very large numbers. Books are an expensive way to get information and entertainment. Although some books with hard covers are cheap. To read the book at home is cheaper than go to the cinema. Every home should have a good TV. Every home should have an atlas of the world. Science textbooks can help you to cook some tasty dishes. Answer the questions: Why do people read books? What books should be in every home? You can relax with a good story, can't you? Relaxation The more we learn, the more we know. The more we know, the more we forget. The more we forget, the less we know. The less we know, the less we forget. The less we forget, the more we know. So why study? My School Library Task for the group A: My School Library Task for the group B: There is a big library in my school. It is a little light room, very clean and cosy on the third floor. There are a lot of cupboards and tables there. A very nice librarian can help you to find the book you need. Many engineers go to the school library too. Match the words with their translations Self-Assessment Homework Summarizing We have discussed the information about the role of books in school life, presented projects. We've made different kinds of activities. We've read and translate the texts. We've put each other the questions and answered them. We've corrected mistakes. We've worked with vocabulary. We've spoken perfect English. We've enjoyed our being together. Good luck! Enjoy your rest! We can buy all the books we like and would like to read. When we have to write a report on some subject we go to the bookstore and buy the book we need. To enter the library one should have a boarding pass. A lot of people go to libraries on Mondays. I can read only poetry for a long time. j) scientific 10. i) reading halls 9. h) a report 8. g) foreign languages 7. f) historical novels 6. e) librarian 5. d) adventure stories 4. c) to look through 3. b) poetry 2. a) important 1. Think of your records. Tick how well you know it. 4 = very well, 3 = OK, 2 = a little, 1 = needs to improve. Writing Listening Comprehensive Speaking Reading 1 2 3 4 Now I can
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-picture-of-dorian-gray.html	"The Picture of Dorian Gray"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/c6514f93b27458708756d70e7c7aad2c.pptx	files/c6514f93b27458708756d70e7c7aad2c.pptx	Oscar Wilde “The Picture of Dorian Gray” Julia Kolchag Form 11-B The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only published novel by Oscar Wilde, appearing as the lead story in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine on 20 June 1890, printed as the July 1890 issue of this magazine. The novel tells of a young man named Dorian Gray, the subject of a painting by artist Basil Hallward. Dorian Gray Basil Hallward Basil is impressed by Dorian's beauty and becomes infatuated with him, believing his beauty is responsible for a new mode in his art. Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton, a friend of Basil's, and becomes enthralled by Lord Henry's world view. In a letter, Wilde said the main characters are reflections of himself: «Basil Hallward is what I think I am: Lord Henry what the world thinks me: Dorian what I would like to be–in other ages, perhaps». Things are changing. Contemporary portrait of Dorian Gray Dorian had shoot. Portrait became the same, but his hero became the older man of seventy years.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/save-our-planet.html	"Save Our Planet"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/42/ebb86b14a7628839d57be222b5bc4ba5.pptx	files/ebb86b14a7628839d57be222b5bc4ba5.pptx	Save Our Planet Presentation was prepared by Valeria Fefelova The main problem of mankind today is polluted environment in which we live. Air Pollution The main sources of air Pollution are factories and transportation. Air polluted is a threat to all life.It covers large areas and easily comes in various countries The consequences of air pollution have become problems such as global warming, acid rain and the formation of ozone holes. To prevent pollution and environmental problems need to install treatment plants in industrial plants that would reduce emissions of chemicals. Do not allow this Water Pollution The main sources of water pollution are industrial enterprises which dumped in rivers and reservoirs of untreated sewage. And also domestic waste and radioactive substances.Polluted water is unusable for drinking, bathing and watering plants Polluted water of the river carry in the seas and oceans. Which and so oil pollution from accidents pipelines and tankers that transported it The main measures struggle against water pollution are sewage treatment entering the reservoir. Of great importance is the introduction of modern drainless of technologies in industrial production. Soil Pollution is the result of of economic activities in the past and now. Most often the soil is polluted metals and organic materials, oils, tar, pesticides, explosives and toxic substances, radioactive and other harmful products. Soil Pollution The source is industrial or household waste disposal in certain places, or unauthorized landfills To you live here! Protect nature
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/svyata-ta-tradicii-velikden-rozvitok-komunikativnih-navichok.html	Свята та традиції. Великдень. Розвиток комунікативних навичок.	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/34/c708c9fcccc16e7ba35c530c11758a09.pptx	files/c708c9fcccc16e7ba35c530c11758a09.pptx	EASTER Seasons UKRAINE March, 8 – Women’s Day Easter April,1 – April Fool’s Day May, 1 – May Day May, 9 – Victory Day ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES March, 17 – St. Patrick’s Day March – Mother’s Day Easter April,1 – April Fool’s Day 1st Monday of May – May Day Spring Holidays EASTER Easter everywhere Rabbits soft and cuddlyBaby chickens, too.Easter eggs for basketsWhite and pink and blue.Easter cards of greeting,Music in the air,Lilies just to tell us It’s Easter everywhere. Easter symbols Bunnies Bunnies are brown,Bunnies are white,Bunnies are alwaysAn Easter delight.Bunnies are cuddly, The large and the small.But I like the chocolate onesThe best of them all. Easter parade On Easter Eve we decorate eggs Egg-rolling is a traditional Easter pastime Past Simple Вживається для опису одноразової дії або повторюваної регулярної дії в минулому. Зазвичай вживається зі словами : yesterday- вчора a week ago- тиждень тому 2 hours ago- дві години тому last year-в минулому році Правильні і неправильні дієслова V2 - друга форма дієслова Неправильні дієслова Правильні дієслова II форма дієслова Правильні дієслова: закінчення –ed invite-invited play-played Неправильні дієслова: мають особливу форму, котру можна знайти в таблиці неправильних дієслів begin-began come-came Home task Ex. 5 p.180 Read and complete the text with the words from the box given bellow. Happy Easter!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/pineapple-banana-pancakes.html	"Pineapple - Banana Pancakes"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/c27fd766060e44b0d6fd99229d0d4f32.pptx	files/c27fd766060e44b0d6fd99229d0d4f32.pptx	Recipe Pineapple - Banana Pancakes You need Some soy or almond milk, whole grain flour, baking powder, salt, a little canola oil, bananas for mashing and pineapple rings. First up, mash the bananas. They don’t need to be completely mashed because we are going to throw them in the food processor. Next, combine them with a little bit of the almond milk and blend, blend, blend. Pureeing them with the milk made the batter silky smooth. Mix the bananas and milk with the dry ingredients. I use whole wheat. Because of this, I only needed a little less than two cups of milk. Once the batter is mixed, heat a skillet or griddle over medium-low heat. Add a little canola oil then throw the pineapple rings on to caramelize them. Once one side is golden - flip it over. Pour a bit of batter right in the center and just slightly over the outer rings of the pineapple. Let cook until bubbles form and the batter is almost set. Then flip it! Make the pancakes and pour their honey. Bon appetit ! Thanks for your attention! Completed Victoria Vasylyshyna
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-istory-of-tennis-in-great-britain.html	The history of tennis in Great Britain	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/51/1de28842000ad62c038f5295f07d5830.ppt	files/1de28842000ad62c038f5295f07d5830.ppt	Tennis appeared in Britain in the 19 century. Tennis is translated from French as «take, snap». Walter Wingfield invented modern tennis. He used as a basis a French game «Real tennis» which was popular among French aristocracy. Originally French tennis players beat off the ball by a hand Walter Wingfield Wimbledon is the most popular tennis Tournament in the world. It takes place in June - July in the British town of Wimbledon. It was founded in 1874. The history of this tournament is as follows Strawberries with cream is traditional Wimbledon treat You should have a ball, a racket, a net, comfortable clothing and shoes to play tennis. Men usually wear shorts and a T-shirt, and girls wear athletic skirts and place them over A racket consists of a handle, a circular rim and the strings Tennis is very good for your health: it develops your muscles, trains your heart, blood vessels
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-istory-of-te-olympic-games.html	"The history of the Olympic Games"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/e7fa51a0795a79316ab3e900437554a0.pptx	files/e7fa51a0795a79316ab3e900437554a0.pptx	The history of the Olympic Games The Olympic Games were a series of athletic competitions among representatives of city-states of Ancient Greece. They were held in honor of Zeus, and the Greeks gave them a mythological origin. Historical records indicate that they began in 776 BC in Olympia. They continued to be celebrated when Greece came under Roman rule, until the emperor Theodosius I suppressed them in 394 AD as part of the campaign to impose Christianity as the state religion of Rome. Introduction To the Greeks it was important to root the Olympic Games in mythology. During the time of the ancient games their origins were attributed to the gods, and competing legends persisted as to who actually was responsible for the games' genesis. These origin of traditions have become nearly impossible to untangle, yet a chronology and patterns have arisen that help people understand the story behind the games. The earliest myths regarding the origin of the games are recounted by the Greek historian, Pausanias. According to the story, the dactyl Herakles and four of his brothers, Paeonaeus, Epimedes, Iasius and Idas, raced at Olympia to entertain the newborn Zeus. He crowned the victor with an olive tree wreath, (which thus became a peace symbol) which also explains the four year interval, bringing the games around every fifth year (counting inclusively). The Origin Olympia – the birthplace of the Games The games started in Olympia, Greece, in a sanctuary site for the Greek deities near the towns of Elis and Pisa (both in Elis on the peninsula of Peloponnesus). The first games began as an annual foot race of young women in competition for the position of the priestess for the goddess, Hera and a second race was instituted for a consort for the priestess who would participate in the religious traditions at the temple. The first Olympic Games During the celebration of the games, an Olympic Truce (laying down of arms) was enacted so that athletes could travel from their countries to the games in safety. The prizes for the victors were wreaths of laurel leaves. The Olympics also featured religious celebrations and artistic competitions. The statue of Zeus at Olympia was counted as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Sculptors and poets would congregate each Olympiad to display their works of art to would-be patrons. The attributes The ancient Olympics had fewer events than the modern games, and only freeborn Greeks were allowed to participate. Victors at the Olympics were highly honored and praised, and their feats chronicled for future generations. The participants Thx 4 att3nt1on!
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-central-park.html	The Central Park	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/36/faae60a0b15cd7e43a1ca2277a6ae297.pptx	files/faae60a0b15cd7e43a1ca2277a6ae297.pptx	The Central Park Central Park Central Park is a public park at the center of Manhattan in New York City. The park initially opened in 1857, on 843 acres (341 ha) of city-owned land. In 1858, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux won a design competition to improve and expand the park with a plan they entitled the Greensward Plan. Construction began the same year, continued during the American Civil War, and was completed in 1873. Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1962, the park is currently managed by the Central Park Conservancy under contract with the city government. The Conservancy is a non-profit organization that contributes 83.5% of Central Park's 37.5 million annual budget, and employs 80.7% of the park's maintenance staff. Angel of the Waters, in Bethesda Fountain (sculpted 1873) Belvedere Castle, Central Park (built 1869) One of four rustic landing stages on the Lake Boathouse Cafe Carousel Summerstage features free musical concerts throughout the summer Tavern on the Green, now a closed restaurant, it was originally built in the era of Tammany Hall to house Central Park's sheep. Panorama of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir at Central Park, looking North Victory Leading Sherman Rat Rock is an example of Hartland Schist Bracts of Flowering Dogwood, an understory tree native to Central Park Plenty of water birds at Central Park Cleopatra's Needle, Central Park, carved c. 1450 B.C. for Thutmose III, hieroglyphs inscribed c. 1250 B.C. for Rameses II http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Park
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/rozvitok-klyuchovih-kospetentnostey-uchniv-na-urokah-angliyskoi-movi.html	Розвиток ключових коспетентностей учнів на уроках англійської мови	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/60/ccd36d10cb48a44f78b96026a39931af.pptx	files/ccd36d10cb48a44f78b96026a39931af.pptx	Творчий звіт Вчителя англійської мови Чернігівської спеціалізованої школи І-ІІІ ступенів «Надія» Савченко В. О. Основна інформація Освіта: вища ВУЗ: ПДПУ (2007, спеціаліст) Спеціальність: Вчитель української мови та літератури, англійської мови та зарубіжної літератури Трудовий і педагогічний стаж: 12 років Категорія: спеціаліст І категорії Педагогічне кредо: У кожній людині сонце, тільки дай йому світити! Мій випуск - 2013 Псьол Маргарита (вступила до ЗНТУ на спеціальність «Перекладач» на бюджетну форму навчання) Тема самоосвіти Розвиток ключових компетентностей учнів на уроках англійської мови Компетентнісний підхід • підхід, що акцентує увагу на результаті освіти, причому результат розглядається як здатність людини діяти в різних проблемних ситуаціях; • підхід, за якого результати освіти визначаються значущими за межами системи освіти. Виявляють чотири аспекти реалізації компетентнісного підходу в шкільний освіті: Ключові компетентності; Узагальнені предметні уміння; Прикладні предметні уміння; Життєві навички. Завдання педагога представити підростаючим поколінням наявні в людства ресурси для компетентної діяльності й надати їм достатні можливості випробувати різні способи їх використання, різні стратегії поведінки в реальних та змодельованих з навчальною метою ситуаціях. У Державному стандарті поняття вживаються у такому значенні: Компетенція - суспільно визнаний рівень знань, умінь, навичок, ставлень у певній сфері діяльності людини; Ключова компетенція - певний рівень знань, умінь, навичок, ставлень, які можна застосувати у сфері діяльності людини; Предметна компетенція - сукупність знань, умінь та характерних рис у межах змісту конкретного предмета, необхідних для виконання учнями певних дій з метою розв’язання навчальних проблем, задач, ситуацій; А.В. Хуторський пропонує трирівневу ієрархію компетенцій: ключові; загальнопредметні; предметні. Ключові компетентності готовність робити усвідомлений і відповідальний вибір, готовність до самоосвіти, технологічна, інформаційна, соціальна (готовність до продуктивної соціальної взаємодії) та комунікативна компетентності. Ключові освітні компетенції Ціннісно-смислова компетенція. Загальнокультурна компетенція. Навчально-пізнавальна компетенція. Інформаційна компетенція. Комунікативна компетенція. Соціально-трудова компетенція. Компетенція особистісного самовдосконалення. Посвідка про підвищення кваліфікації Голова ШМО вчителів іноземної мови Виступи на ШМО Виступи на ШМО Виступи на ШМО Виступи на ШМО Відкриті уроки у рамках семінару-практикуму РМО вчителів АМ Конкурс «Вчитель року» Школа молодого вчителя Сертифікати та посвідки підвищення рівня володіння інформаційно-комунікаційними технологіями Додаткова освіта Результати інтерактивних конкурсів Всеукраїнський конкурс «Гринвіч», 2013 р. Всеукраїнський конкурс «Альбус», 2014 р. Висвітлення матеріалу на Методичному порталі Публікація у журналі «Відкритий урок: розробки, технології, досвід» Розповсюдження досвіду на Scribd Популяризація досвіду роботи на Calameo Диплом від міжнародної видавничої групи «Pearson Education» та газети «English» Робота з обдарованими – участь в МАН З Національної доктрини розвитку освіти України «Створення умов для розвитку й самореалізації кожної особистості як громадянина України, формування покоління, здатного навчатися впродовж життя, створювати й розвивати цінності громадянського суспільства» - головна мета української системи освіти. Самореалізація особистості Це процес і результат застосування особистістю у повсякденному житті і праці набутих компетенцій, удосконалення і розвиток їх включенням особистості до творчої особистісно значущої діяльності і отримання від неї не тільки користі для себе та інших, а й внутрішнього задоволення. Компетенції за основними сферами життєдіяльності: компетенції профільного спрямування; компетенції у сфері спілкування і поведінки; компетенції у мотиваційній сфері; компетенції у пізнавальній сфері; компетенції у емоційно-вольовій сфері; компетенції у сфері ставлення до себе. Провідні механізми творчої самореалізації самопізнання самосвідомість самоусвідомлення саморегуляція, самооцінка самоорганізація (і самоконтроль) Модель комплексної педагогічної підтримки творчої самореалізації школяра фахова підготовка вчителя до наукової роботи й гуманістичної комунікації у школі нового типу; навчання учнів основам творчої самореалізації, дослідницької роботи; створення організаційних, педагогічних і психологічних механізмів, що забезпечують чітку і активну діяльність педагога-дослідника і дослідника-учня; організація творчої взаємодії всіх суб’єктів дослідництва на наукових основах творчої діяльності; оперативне і об’єктивне вимірювання та оцінка динаміки перебігу самореалізації творчих здібностей і вмінь учнів. Послідовний цикл формування здатності до самореалізації містить три етапи: Організаційно-педагогічні механізми виконання умов творчої самореалізації школяра: Гангал Аліна Секція: Англійська мова 2011 рік – районний етап – ІV місце 2012 рік – обласний етап – V місце Тема: Трагедія краси та насолоди (за романом О. Уальда «Портрет Доріана Грея») Кузьменко Інна Секція: Англійська мова 2012 рік – районний етап – ІІІ місце 2013 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: «Розвиток фонологічних навичок на початковому етапі вивчення англійської мови (з урахуванням можливих легких дефектів мовлення)» Харчук Оксана Секція: Англійська мова 2013 рік – районний етап – І місце 2014 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: Англійські римівки як засіб розвитку фонетичних навичок учнів перших класів Гангал Аліна Секція: Педагогіка 2013 рік – районний етап – І місце 2014 рік – обласний етап – ІV місце Тема: Використання елементів дистанційного навчання у школі Яворська Катерина Секція: Психологія 2013 рік – районний етап – ІІ місце 2014 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: Система ціннісних орієнтацій молодшого юнацького віку Сергієнко Валерія Секція: Психологія 2014 рік – районний етап – ІІ місце 2015 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: Розвиток творчих здібностей учнів Макаренко Катерина Секція: Педагогіка 2014 рік – районний етап – І місце 2015 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: Розвиток фонетичних навичок учнів на уроках англійської мови Яворська Катерина Секція: Педагогіка 2014 рік – районний етап – І місце 2015 рік – обласний етап – ІІІ місце Тема: Формування духовних цінностей старшокласників в системі роботи класного керівника Грамоти і подяки Блог «English at school» Сайт для учнів початкової школи «ABC4u» Блог ШМО вчителів ІМ Блог Психологічної служби школи Авторський блог «За філіжанкою кави (або Психологія на кожен день)»
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/san-francisco.html	"San Francisco"	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/41/91f2a6e2333142473fff238219ef504a.pptx	files/91f2a6e2333142473fff238219ef504a.pptx	San Francisco The presentation made by Tanya Bezkrovna I heard about San Francisco previously and I want to recommend to you song about this city. The song written by John Phillips and sung by Scott McKenzie, was produced and released in 1967. The San Francisco is a happening city that never sleep. People there are very gentle and enjoy every moment of life. the leading financial and cultural center of Northern California Flag and Seal Nickname(s): The City by the Bay; Fog City; San Fran; Frisco; The City that Knows How; Baghdad by the Bay; The Paris of the West Motto: Gold in Peace, Iron in War San Francisco the only consolidated city-county in California area is about 46.9 square miles (121 km2) population: 8.4 million was founded on June 29, 1776. The California Gold Rush of 1849 brought rapid growth, making it the largest city on the West Coast at the time. Due to the growth of its population, San Francisco became a consolidated city-county in 1856.After three-quarters of the city was destroyed by the 1906 earthquake and fire, San Francisco was quickly rebuilt, hosting the Panama-Pacific International Exposition nine years later. Today the city is renowned for its cool summers, fog, steep rolling hills, eclectic mix of architecture, and landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, the former prison on Alcatraz Island, and its Chinatown district. Alcatraz Island San Francisco City Hall HQ Wallpaper Chinatown The largest Chinese neighborhood outside Asia San Francisco also has a reputation as an intellectual, liberal and slightly crazy city – a city where new and different ideas can be explored. San Francisco has more then 4,500 restaurants, serving every cuisine including ‘Californian cuisine’ The city is surrounded on three sides by water and is wonderful city to explore by foot.
https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/relationsips-in-family.html	Relationships in family	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/56/830d12a1f85bd2c00b7303b6f383bb02.pptx	files/830d12a1f85bd2c00b7303b6f383bb02.pptx	«Relationships in family» What does family mean to you? Family parents home love Accommodate [ ək’ɔmədeit] – to provide sb with a room or place to sleep, live or sit Nuclear [nj’u:kliə] family – a family that consists of father, mother and children, when it is thought of as a unit in society Honour [‘ɔnə] – great respect and admiration for sb Pass away – to die Stroll [str əul] – to walk somewhere in a slow relaxed way Hierarchy [h’aiəra:ki] – a system, in which people are organized into different levels of importance from highest to lowest Essential [I’sen∫l] – extremely important in a particular situation or for a particular activity Listen to the text where six teens tell about their families. What is the most important in their families? Russia Natasha, 15 China Cheung, 16 Italy Sylvia, 19 England Thomas, 17 Jordan Aalia, 17 Japan Takumi, 18 China Cheung, 16 Family honour, care for and help each other Russia Natasha, 15 Spend a lot of time together Italy Sylvia, 19 To have meal times with relatives Parents remain a big part of children’s life England Thomas, 17 Jordan Aalia, 17 Family hierarchy; the young respect to the old Japan Takumi, 18 The strength and support of the family Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) Family honour Care for and help each other Spend a lot of time together To have meal times with relatives Parents remain a big part of children’s life The young respect to the old To have the strength and support of the family What is the most important in your family? Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) Read the text on pp. 10-11. Which person/ people … 1. Explains that their behaviour can affect their family’s reputation? 2. Say that people have high regard for the older generation in their countries? 3. doesn’t have any siblings? 4. won’t choose their own husband/wife? 5. don’t live with both parents? 6. Wishes they could see a member of their family more? Takumi (Japan) Cheung (china), Aalia (Jordan), Takumi (Japan) Cheung (China), Natasha (Russia) Aalia (Jordan) Thomas (England) Natasha (Russia) What is the most important in family? relationships Ссылки: 1. Учебник «Spotlight» для 11 класса, автор Афанасьева О.В. Из-во «Просвещение» 2008 2. 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https://svitppt.com.ua/angliyska-mova/te-little-red-en-and-te-grain.html	The little red hen and the grain	https://svitppt.com.ua/uploads/files/50/c87387f2a81980a7d99e4a06164b3db4.ppt	files/c87387f2a81980a7d99e4a06164b3db4.ppt	The little red hen and the grain. She found a grain of wheat and called the cat, the duck, and the pig. Who will help me to plant it? Not I. I must go down to the pond for swim Not I. I must meet my guests. Not I. I do not know how to plant anything. The hen took a shovel and went to the field with her chicken. Who will water the wheat? Not I. I must hurry. Goodbye. Not I. There is a mouse in my house. I must help her. Not I. There is a nice dinner at my house. I must run. We will do it. After some time the weeds appeared. Who is going to weed this wheat? Not we. We cannot do this work. We must go. So the hen and her chickens did the job. Who will go to the mill and get flour? I cannot carry heavy bags. There is dust near the mill. Who will bake bread? Not we. We cannot do it. Who is going to eat this loaf of bread? We will. Oh, no. We are going to eat it. The end.
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