Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Англия 3

year
A carol service
Houses are decorated
Christmas tree
Giving presents
Father Christmas and
a long sock at the end of the bed
Christmas Day – 25th December

Eve – celebrating of coming of the year at midnight on 31st December
St. Valentine‘s Day – 14th February, sending cards, flowers and chocolates to someone you love
Ash Wednesday – the day in February, the Christian period of Lent begins
Pancake Tuesday – the day before Ash Wednesday, people eats lots of pancakes

birth, Good Friday – hot cross-buns,
Easter Monday – a holiday
April Fools Day – a day of fun and jokes
St. George‘s Day – 23rd April is a national day in England, St. George is a patron of England, people do not celebrate it much
May Day – 1st May, celebration of the end of the winter, connected with dancing
Ascension Day – a christian holiday, it is the 40th day after Easter Sunday

coming of holly spirit
Harvest festival - Thanksgiving ceremonies and celebrations for a successful harvest, usually in September
Halloween – 31st October – holly evening, connected with witches and ghosts, strange costumes, pumpkin latern
All Saints Day – 1st November
All Souls Day – 2nd November
Bonfire Night – 5th November, the anniversary of the Gunpowder plot, huge fireworks, burning an effigy

generally served with potatoes and one other vegetable
no national food, but the most common and typical foods include fish and chips, sandwiches, pies and puddings
a selection of Indian, Italian, Chinese and Greek restaurants
take-away meals

Fish and chips

dinner (sometimes called supper)
Dinner is usually the main meal of the day
A typical English breakfast - a bowl of cereals, a slice of toast, orange juice and a cup of coffee
A 'packed lunch‘ - this typically consists of a sandwich, a packet of crisps, a piece of fruit and a drink
A typical British meal for dinner is meat and usually the vegetables (one of the vegetables is almost always potatoes)

at mid-day or early afternoon
roast turkey, Brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrapped in bacon and lashings of hot gravy
a rich, fruity pudding which you douse in flaming brandy – said to ward off evil spirits.

Swede

Stuffing

The Christmas pudding

'hot cross buns'
with their combination of spicy, sweet
and fruity flavours have long been an
Easter tradition, it is also traditional
to eat fish instead of meat
Easter day - roast lamb is the traditional meat for the main meal, served with mint sauce and vegetables, the traditional puddings are custard tarts sprinkled with currants and flat Easter biscuits, Simnel cake is baked for tea, chicken has long been a modern favourite for Easter Sunday dinner mainly due to the baby (spring) chicken being associated with birth and new life

Hot cross bun

Simnel cake

activity
Many of the world’s famous sports began
in England, including cricket, football,
lawn tennis and rugby
England’s national sport is cricket
To many people football (soccer) is seen
as their national sport
Rugby is similar to football but
played with an oval ball
The world’s famous tennis tournament
is Wimbledon
Horse racing, the sport of Kings,
is a very popular sport (The Grand National)
Polo is played by men on horses.
Table tennis (ping pong) was invented
in England in 1880
Fishing (angling) is also one of the most
popular sports in England

radio throughout England
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
The Independent Television Commission (ITC)
The Radio Authority
People in Britain watch TV on average 25 hours of every week
Television viewing is Britain's most popular leisure pastime
There are five main channels in Britain (BBC1, BBC2, ITV1, Channel 4 and Channel 5)
The BBC has been providing regular television broadcasts since 1936
There are about 130 daily and Sunday newspapers
British newspapers include the following:
The Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph, The Financial Times,
The Guardian, The Independent, The Times, Western Mail
and Echo, The Sun, The Mirror, The Herald, Written by Rachel.

men
in England wear suits and
bowler hat but it isn’t true
English customs and traditions
involve a variety of costumes –
Beefeaters (the nearest thing
to English national costume)

„Typical Englishman“

Beefeater

lorries
The red double decker buses
in London
In London, taxis are black
The name of London’s underground
system is “The Tube”
In England there are also Euro trains
There are 470 airports in England

of England
there are also Roman Catholics, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim communities
The Queen is head of Church of England.