Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Great Britain (8 класс)

situation of Great Britain. London is the capital of Great Britain. The most interesting sights of London".

for the first group is
1. Name the parts of Great Britain and show them on the map.
2. Name the main industrial cities of G. B. and show them on the map.
3. Name the longest and the deepest rivers of G. B. and show them on the map.
4. Name the highest mountain in Scotland and in Wales and show them on the map.
2). The task for the second group is
Ask your classmates questions about the British Isles.

of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"

Isles. It is in the east. It may be divided into three parts. They are: Scotland in the north, England in the centre and south of the British Isles, Wales in the west. The people in this part of the United Kingdom speak English, Scotch, Welsh.
Text No. 2. This is part of Great Britain. It is small, but larger than Northern Ireland. The highest mountain there is Snowdon, 1,086 m high. The people there speak English and Welsh. The capital is Cardiff.
Text No. 3. This part of Great Britain is larger than Wales, but smaller than England. It has the highest mountain in Great Britain. It is Ben Nevis,-Ь-342 m—high. The population is more than 5 million people. The largest city is Glasgow, but it is not the capital. The people in this part of Great Britain speak Scotch and English.
Text No. 4. This is the largest part of Great Britain and the United Kingdom. It occupies the central and southern part of Great Britain. It has the largest territory and population. In the largest city of this country there are about 7 million people. The people in this part of Great Britain speak English.
Text No. 5. This country is in the west of Great Britain. It is small. Its population is about one million and a half people. Much of the country is low, there are green hills and low mountains. The people in this country speak Irish and English.

What is the capital of Great Britain?
2. What parts does London consist of? What is the West End? (the City? the East End? Westminster?)
3. London is one of the biggest ports in the world, isn't it?
4. What is the population of London?
5. What places of interest are there in London?

Bridge

Buckingham Palace

Trafalgar Square

to see...
Be sure to see...
You really must see...
Be sure not to miss...
You really ought to see...
I would recommend you to see...

React to your friend's advice as in the model:
Model:
— I advise you to see...
— What is it famous for? Why is it of such great importance to me?
— Because, it is...
— Oh yes!
— You're right.
— I quite agree with you.
— I thought as much.
— Sure. Certainly.
— Say no more.

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Read the text and answer the questions:
1. What did Ronald advise his friend to see first of all?
2. What is Buckingham Palace?
3. What ceremony can everybody see in front of Buckingham Palace every day?
4. What is the British Museum famous for?
5. Where was Karl Marx buried?
6. What should you see in London, if you are keen on ancient architecture?
7. What is the Tower famous for?
8. Where do mass meetings and demonstrations take place?

situation is:
You are in London. You want to get to some place. You feel you are losing your way. You address to a passer-by.
 
Assignment: Make up dialogues, using the model given below.
Choose what you would like to see in London and act out a dialogue with your classmate. ( The Houses of Parliament, the British Museum, the Tate Gallery, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral).

and writers of the U. K.

George Gordon Byron
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Robert Burns
A. A. Miln
Thomas Moore
Jerome K. Jerome
Charlotte Bronte
William Shakespeare