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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Кем я хочу быть после окончания школы(11класс)
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Кем я хочу быть после окончания школы(11класс)
- 2. The British people as they are
- 3. «Not
- 4. In a nation of many million people,there
- 5. The English are the nation of stay-
- 6. Their lawns are closely cropped, their flower
- 7. English people like domestic animals. Every
- 8. Fact File There
- 9. On Friday when the Englishmen leave work
- 10. On Sunday morning the English come out
- 11. The British people are the worlds greatest
- 12. In English homes,the fireplace has always been,until
- 13. The British are known to be tradition
- 14. The British are known to talk about
- 15. English habits of politenessSome greetings in England
- 16. The English take everything with a sense
- 17. It was the British who started the
- 18. The nearest holiday area of France is
- 19. The English are a sporting nationThe English
- 20. English people as a nation have been
- 21. The apparent coldness of Englishmen and their
- 22. Источники информации:V. F. Satinova « Read and
The British people as they are
Слайд 3
«Not only England, but every Englishman is an island»
(Novalis, German poet)
Great
Britain is an island on the outer edge of the European continent, and its geographical situation has produced a certain insular spirit among its ihabitants. They regard their own community as the centre of the world.
Слайд 4In a nation of many million people,there are many different kinds:
good and bad, honest and dishonest, happy and unhappy.
The best known quality of the English is reserve. A reserve person is one who does not talk very much to strangers, does not show his emotion. He never tells you anything about himself.
The best known quality of the English is reserve. A reserve person is one who does not talk very much to strangers, does not show his emotion. He never tells you anything about himself.
English characteristics
Слайд 5The English are the nation of stay- at-home. «There is no
place like home», they say. After work the Englishman is at home with his wife and children. Englishmen love familiar things.
Family life
Слайд 6Their lawns are closely cropped, their flower beds are primly cultivated
and their trees are neatly pruned. Everything is orderly.
The British are careful about almost everything.
Слайд 9On Friday when the Englishmen leave work they say to each
other «Have a nice week-end.» Then on Monday morning they ask, «Did you have a nice week- end?»
Слайд 10On Sunday morning the English come out to move grass, wash
the car, take the dog for a walk or work in the. Gardening is the most popular activity.
Leisure time activities
Слайд 11The British people are the worlds greatest tea drinkers. Many of
them drink tea on least eight different occasions during the day. Tea is a suitable occasion for people to chat over their cup of tea.
Would you like a cup of tea?
Слайд 12In English homes,the fireplace has always been,until recent times, the natural
centre of interest in a room. People like to sit round the fire and watch the dancing flames for many months of the year.
The fireplace in English homes
Слайд 13The British are known to be tradition lovers. They preserve and
follow their traditions.
The British are proud of their traditions.
Слайд 14The British are known to talk about the weather all the
time. They repeat the phrase «Lovely day, isnt it?» at least two hundred times a day. Britain was never famous for good weather.
When two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather. (S. Johnnson, English poet)
Слайд 15English habits of politeness
Some greetings in England are very informal: a
simple « good morning» or a wave of the hand across
the street is quite enough.
«Sorry» takes the place
of «no» when you cannot do something for a person. «Pardon» is the polite way of asking somebody to repeat what he has said.
the street is quite enough.
«Sorry» takes the place
of «no» when you cannot do something for a person. «Pardon» is the polite way of asking somebody to repeat what he has said.
Слайд 16The English take everything with a sense of humour. « He
is a man of humour» or «He has no sense of humour» is often heard in Britain, where humour is so highly prized. The English are only offended if you tell them they have no sense of humour.
The famous English sense of humour
Слайд 17It was the British who started the fashion for seaside holidays.
Not surprisingly, nobody in Britain lives more than one hundred and twenty kilometres from the sea. Many families prefer to drive to the warm south and camp in comfortable campsites. The nearest holiday area of France is only three or four hundred kilometres away. Spain is also popular.
The fashion for seaside holidays
Слайд 18The nearest holiday area of France is only three or four
hundred kilometres away. Spain is also popular.
Слайд 19The English are a sporting nation
The English like different kinds
of
sport.
They often play football
and cricket.
There is Manchester United
football club in Britain.
They often play football
and cricket.
There is Manchester United
football club in Britain.
Слайд 20English people as a nation have been for centuries secure, serene
in their national successes. English patriotism is based on a deep sense of security. They have the reputation as men of poetry – the countrymen of Shakespeare and Shelley.
«We know what we are, but we know not what we may be» ( W. Shakespeare)
«We know what we are, but we know not what we may be» ( W. Shakespeare)
Слайд 21The apparent coldness of Englishmen and their reserve has been almost
universally noted by foreigners; but foreigners also confess that they find English reserve not unpleasant, and that once one gets to know an Englishman he turns out to be a very companionable fellow.
Слайд 22Источники информации:
V. F. Satinova « Read and speak about Britain and
the British» (Издательство «Вышэйшая школа», 1996)
Oxford Junior Encyclopedia
George Mikes «How to Be an Alien» (1946)
Karen Hewitt « Understanding Britain»
G. B. Shaw « Spoken English and Broken English»
C. Hole «A Dictionary of British Folk Customs»
Oxford Junior Encyclopedia
George Mikes «How to Be an Alien» (1946)
Karen Hewitt « Understanding Britain»
G. B. Shaw « Spoken English and Broken English»
C. Hole «A Dictionary of British Folk Customs»
