Презентация, доклад на тему Интегрированный урок по английскому языку и физике для 8 класса на тему Виртуальная экскурсия в Политехнический музей Лондона

a bee.

This little electron offers resistance,

And the last one keeps at a distance.

летает как пчела.
Этот маленький электрон
оказывает сопротивление.
А последний -
находится в удалении.

discussion.

spoiled the excursion!
3.I have mixed up all terms.
4.I have changed historical documents.
5.You have not learned scientific words.
All modern teenagers do not read books.
You only play the computer games!
You can do nothing. Ha!

into the Passive Voice. So, we weaken him! Remember, we use Present Perfect Passive, when the doer of the action is unimportant or unknown.

Compare two sentences

Somebody has left on the electric light all night.

When we want to talk about the person or thing that performs an action, we us
the active voice.

The electric light has been left on all night.

When we want to make
the object of the active voice
more important we use
the passive voice.

Present Perfect Passive expresses the action that began some time ago and still is going on.

up
all terms.
4.I have changed
historical documents.
5.You haven't learned
scientific words.

This computer has been broken.

The excursion has been spoiled.

All terms have been mixed up.

Historical documents have been changed.

Scientific words have not been learned.

in series.

Ампер, сила тока, амперметр.

Вольт, напряжение, вольтметр.

Сопротивление, резистор;

Единица измерения, измерять; измерительный прибор

Соединять параллельно

Соединять последовательно

Ohm

I U R

up!

Vocabulary.

1)To show, to demonstrate, ,
to illustrate;
2)To include, to contain, , to have;

3)To collect, , to exhibit, to display;

to invent

to read

to hold

have been changed. Find right names to every mark of the circuit.

wire

They have been closed by me!

proportional
to its cross sectional area
and inversely proportional
to its length or Ohm's law.
Using the results of his experiments,
Georg Simon Ohm was able
to define the fundamental
relationship among voltage,
current, and resistance
which represents the true beginning
of electrical circuit analysis.

Georg Simon Ohm