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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку по MODULE 2, Lesson 2b LISTENING & SPEAKING
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку по MODULE 2, Lesson 2b LISTENING & SPEAKING
- 2. Aims:Vocabulary: idioms related to housesReading: reading for
- 3. Ex. 1, p. 28 (Describing the picture)
- 4. Ex.2, p. 281 My sister never gets
- 5. Check yourself Ex. 4, p. 281 B 2 E 3 A 4 D 5 F
- 6. Ex. 5, p. 29Look at the mess
- 7. Ex. 10, p.29Jane: Do you want to
- 8. Ex1 (Card 7 Module 2, unit 2a)JFGKBEHADC
- 9. Ex2EFBACD
- 10. Ex3BCBAC
- 11. Ex.4I don’t like to dust the furniture,
Aims:Vocabulary: idioms related to housesReading: reading for coherence and cohesionListening: listening for intonation; listening forconfirmation; listening for specific informationSpeaking: role playing; criticising /apologising;expressing anger/annoyance
Слайд 2Aims:
Vocabulary: idioms related to houses
Reading: reading for coherence and cohesion
Listening: listening
for intonation; listening for
confirmation; listening for specific information
Speaking: role playing; criticising /apologising;
expressing anger/annoyance
confirmation; listening for specific information
Speaking: role playing; criticising /apologising;
expressing anger/annoyance
Слайд 3Ex. 1, p. 28 (Describing the picture)
Plan
What do you see
in the picture ? How are the people related?
This picture shows…
There is/there are…
In this picture I can see…
What are they doing?
How are they feeling?
I think…
This picture shows…
There is/there are…
In this picture I can see…
What are they doing?
How are they feeling?
I think…
Слайд 4Ex.2, p. 28
1 My sister never gets off the phone.
2 My
brother is always taking things without asking.
3 My brother never helps around the house.
4 My grandmother never switches off the lights.
5 My dad always leaves things everywhere.
6 I never tidy up.
7 My brother plays loud music.
8 My dad doesn’t let me stay out late.
9 My mum is always there for me.
10 My sister helps me with my homework.
3 My brother never helps around the house.
4 My grandmother never switches off the lights.
5 My dad always leaves things everywhere.
6 I never tidy up.
7 My brother plays loud music.
8 My dad doesn’t let me stay out late.
9 My mum is always there for me.
10 My sister helps me with my homework.
Слайд 6Ex. 5, p. 29
Look at the mess in your bedroom. –
Just look at the state of your bedroom.
I want to talk to you. – I’d like a word with you.
It’s not my job to do everything for you. – I’m not your slave, you know!
What can I do to say sorry? – How can I make it up to you?
You’re right about that. – You’ve got a point there.
help you – give you a hand
I want to talk to you. – I’d like a word with you.
It’s not my job to do everything for you. – I’m not your slave, you know!
What can I do to say sorry? – How can I make it up to you?
You’re right about that. – You’ve got a point there.
help you – give you a hand
Слайд 7Ex. 10, p.29
Jane: Do you want to go to the cinema
tonight, Pam?
Pam: I’d love to, Jane, but I can’t. I haven’t got any money.
Jane: Have you spent all your pocket money already?
Pam: I don’t get that much ― only ￡5 a week. How much do you get?
Jane: I get ￡10 a week but I have to earn it.
Pam: What do you mean?
Jane: Well, I make my bed every day and I tidy my room. I wash the dishes every day and I iron my own clothes, too.
Pam: Wow! That’s a lot of housework. My mum does everything in my house.
Jane: Your poor mum! Doesn’t she work part-time in a shop, too?
Pam: Yes, but she seems to manage.
Jane: You should offer to do chores for more pocket money. Then you’ll have extra cash and your mum can have a rest.
Pam: You’re right. I’ll start right now so we can go out later. I’ll offer to do the dishes and help with the laundry and I’ll call you as soon as I finish.
Jane: OK. I’ll wait for your call.
Pam: I’d love to, Jane, but I can’t. I haven’t got any money.
Jane: Have you spent all your pocket money already?
Pam: I don’t get that much ― only ￡5 a week. How much do you get?
Jane: I get ￡10 a week but I have to earn it.
Pam: What do you mean?
Jane: Well, I make my bed every day and I tidy my room. I wash the dishes every day and I iron my own clothes, too.
Pam: Wow! That’s a lot of housework. My mum does everything in my house.
Jane: Your poor mum! Doesn’t she work part-time in a shop, too?
Pam: Yes, but she seems to manage.
Jane: You should offer to do chores for more pocket money. Then you’ll have extra cash and your mum can have a rest.
Pam: You’re right. I’ll start right now so we can go out later. I’ll offer to do the dishes and help with the laundry and I’ll call you as soon as I finish.
Jane: OK. I’ll wait for your call.
Слайд 11Ex.4
I don’t like to dust the furniture, but I do it
twice a week.
Mum taught me make my bed, when I was a child.
It seems to me it is easier for adults to keep the room tidy than for teens.
Ironing and washing-up are not my cup of tea.
My grandmother doesn’t like vacuuming the floor, it seems to her that the floor is better to sweep.
Mum taught me make my bed, when I was a child.
It seems to me it is easier for adults to keep the room tidy than for teens.
Ironing and washing-up are not my cup of tea.
My grandmother doesn’t like vacuuming the floor, it seems to her that the floor is better to sweep.
