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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Фразовый глагол to rush
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Фразовый глагол to rush
- 2. to rush at to make a
- 3. to rush atAs soon as he came
- 4. to rush at (one’s food)=to fall upon one’s foodHe rushed at his lunch immediately.
- 5. To rush to conclusions= to try to
- 6. to rush in/into=to enter the room or
- 7. to rush to= to transport or carry hastily An ambulance rushed her to the hospital.
- 8. To rush out/off=to leave the place very
- 9. Match the verb and its definition1) to
- 10. Match the verb and its definition1) to
- 11. Describe the picture using the proper phrasal verb
- 12. Describe the picture using the proper phrasal verb
- 13. Describe the picture using the proper phrasal verb
- 14. Describe the picture using the proper phrasal verb
- 15. Describe the picture using the proper phrasal verb
- 16. Complete the sentences using the missing prepositions
- 17. Complete the sentences using the missing prepositions
- 18. Express the same in Russian.1. Большой гусь
- 19. Check yourself:1. A big goose rushed at
- 20. Слайд 20
to rush at to make a sudden attack upon (a fortress, position, person, etc.)Mel is afraid of bulls because when he was a child a big bull rushed at him.
Слайд 2
to rush at
to make a sudden attack upon (a fortress, position,
person, etc.)
Mel is afraid of bulls because when he was a child a big bull rushed at him.
Слайд 3to rush at
As soon as he came to the office he
rushed at his work: he knew there was no time to lose.
Слайд 5To rush to conclusions= to try to reach a conclusion too
fast, probably with insufficient evidence
I hope that you don't rush to any conclusions. I can explain this.
Слайд 6to rush in/into=to enter the room or a building with unusual haste
or violence.
She rushed into the room without knocking.
Слайд 8To rush out/off=to leave the place very quickly
The children rushed off
as soon as the bell went.
Слайд 9Match the verb and its definition
1) to rush at
2) to rush
to conclusions
3) to rush into/in
4) to rush out/off
5) to rush to
3) to rush into/in
4) to rush out/off
5) to rush to
A) to jump to a conclusion
B) to carry or to transport sth/ or smb to any place or to go to any place very quickly
C) to leave a place in a hurry
D) to enter the room or a building very quickly
E) to attack, to invade, to fall upon smth.
Слайд 10Match the verb and its definition
1) to rush at
2) to rush
to conclusions
3) to rush into/in
4) to rush out/off
5) to rush to
3) to rush into/in
4) to rush out/off
5) to rush to
A) to jump to a conclusion
B) to carry or to transport sth/ or smb to any place or to go to any place very quickly
C) to leave a place in a hurry
D) to enter the room or a building very quickly
E) to attack, to invade, to fall upon smth.
Слайд 16Complete the sentences using the missing prepositions where necessary.
1. Don’t rush
… conclusions. Everything can change soon.
Doctors were rushed … the place of the accident.
They rushed John … the hunter’s house.
Please, don’t rush …, we still have something to discuss.
I rushed … my lunch. I was very hungry.
He rushed … the concert hall but there was nobody there.
Nick had to be rushed … hospital when the snake bit him.
The dog rushed … him.
Doctors were rushed … the place of the accident.
They rushed John … the hunter’s house.
Please, don’t rush …, we still have something to discuss.
I rushed … my lunch. I was very hungry.
He rushed … the concert hall but there was nobody there.
Nick had to be rushed … hospital when the snake bit him.
The dog rushed … him.
Слайд 17Complete the sentences using the missing prepositions where necessary.
1. Don’t rush
to conclusions. Everything can change soon.
Doctors were rushed to the place of the accident.
They rushed John to the hunter’s house.
Please, don’t rush off, we still have something to discuss.
I rushed at my lunch. I was very hungry.
He rushed to the concert hall but there was nobody there.
Nick had to be rushed to hospital when the snake bit him.
The dog rushed at him.
Doctors were rushed to the place of the accident.
They rushed John to the hunter’s house.
Please, don’t rush off, we still have something to discuss.
I rushed at my lunch. I was very hungry.
He rushed to the concert hall but there was nobody there.
Nick had to be rushed to hospital when the snake bit him.
The dog rushed at him.
Слайд 18Express the same in Russian.
1. Большой гусь набросился на маленького мальчика.
2.
Не торопись с выводами. Он починит всё сам.
3. Маленький Джонни ворвался в комнату и закричал: «Мы выиграли!»
4. Ученики бросились к двери, чтобы поприветствовать старого учителя.
5. Нам нужно спешно отправиться на вокзал.
3. Маленький Джонни ворвался в комнату и закричал: «Мы выиграли!»
4. Ученики бросились к двери, чтобы поприветствовать старого учителя.
5. Нам нужно спешно отправиться на вокзал.
Слайд 19Check yourself:
1. A big goose rushed at a little boy.
2. Don’t
rush to conclusions. He will repair everything all by himself.
3. Little Jonny rushed into the room and shouted: “We’ve won!”
4. The pupils rushed to the door to greet their old teacher.
5. We have to rush to the railway station.
3. Little Jonny rushed into the room and shouted: “We’ve won!”
4. The pupils rushed to the door to greet their old teacher.
5. We have to rush to the railway station.
