Презентация, доклад по английскому и литературе (7-8 классы)

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1. Презентация по английскому и литературе (7-8 классы)
2. What characters of Chekhov’s story do
3. What Chekhov’s story is this extract from?….A
4. The name of what animal was mentioned in this Chekhov’s story?подсказка
5. What is the cat’s name in Chekhov’s story “Kashtanka”?1. Luka Alexandritch 2. Fyodor Timofeyitch 3. Havronya Ivanovna
6. What number of girl-relatives do readers meet in one of Chekhov’s famous stories?
7. Why is this creature closely connected with A.P.Chekhov? .
8. What Chekhov’s story is this dialogue
9. What happens to Konstantin Treplev at the
10. Listen to this sound and name one of the most popular Chekhov's play.

What characters of Chekhov’s story do you see?1. Kashtanka and Ionych 2. Whitebrow and Ivan Ivanitch 3. Kashtanka and the stranger

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Презентация по английскому и литературе (7-8 классы)

Слайд 1What Chekhov’s story is illustrated?
1.The Chameleon
2. Fat and Thin
3.

Uncle Vanya

Слайд 2What characters of Chekhov’s story do you see?
1. Kashtanka and Ionych 2.

Whitebrow and Ivan Ivanitch 3. Kashtanka and the stranger

What characters of Chekhov’s story do you see?1. Kashtanka and Ionych 2. Whitebrow and Ivan Ivanitch 3.

Слайд 3What Chekhov’s story is this extract from?
….A hungry she-wolf woke up

to go hunting. Her pups, all three together, were sleeping deeply, flocking up to make each other warm. She licked them and left…

What Chekhov’s story is this extract from?….A hungry she-wolf woke up to go hunting. Her pups, all

Слайд 4The name of what animal was mentioned in this Chekhov’s story?
подсказка

Слайд 5What is the cat’s name in Chekhov’s story “Kashtanka”?
1. Luka Alexandritch 2. Fyodor Timofeyitch 3.

Havronya Ivanovna

Слайд 6What number of girl-relatives do readers meet in one of Chekhov’s

famous stories?

Слайд 7Why is this creature closely connected with A.P.Chekhov? .

Слайд 8What Chekhov’s story is this dialogue from?
Gurov shook his finger at

it again.
The lady looked at him and at once dropped her eyes.
"He doesn't bite," she said, and blushed.
"May I give him a bone?" he asked; and when she nodded he asked courteously, "Have you been long in Yalta?"
"Five days."
"And I have already dragged out a fortnight here."
There was a brief silence...