Презентация, доклад к уроку английского языка Р. Киплинг Если, 11 класс

“Kim”
“The Cat that Walked by Himself”
“If…”

resolution, as articulated in “If” – become ever more important.”

the two last lines of the poem.
Who does Kipling address the poem to?

things/ people dishonest pretending to be sth else-
4. pile-
5. old or damaged-
6. stand/ walk with shoulders bent forward-
7. stay calm-
8. determination to do sth-
9. thinking and doing what’s right-
10. money won-

Match the underlined words/phrases
with their meanings below

by waiting
be honest: don’t deal in lies
be courageous: can keep your head, when all
about you are losing theirs
be modest: don’t look to good, nor talk too
wise
Verse 2
be imaginative: dream ― and not make dreams
your master
be thoughtful: think ― and not make thoughts
your aim
be understanding: can meet with triumph and
disaster and threat those two imposters just
the same
accept that people lie: bear to hear the truth
you’ve spoken twisted

Verse 3
take risks: risk it on one turn of ...
be positive: And lose, and start again at your
beginnings
be uncomplaining: never breath a word of
your loss
be determined: hold on when there is nothing
in you/Except the will which says to them:
‘Hold on’
Verse 4
be polite: talk with crowds and keep your
virtue
be modest: nor lose the common touch
be tolerant: neither foes nor loving friends can
hurt you
be respectful: all men count with you
be productive: with sixty seconds’ worth of distance run

Excited?

Depressed? Encouraged?

Discouraged? Inspired?

Motivated?

Saturday!