Презентация, доклад на тему The worl is your oyster. Unit 6a. Spotlight 8

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1. The worl is your oyster. Unit 6a. Spotlight 8
2. The World is Your Oyster: Origin
3. Ex. 2, text on p. 90 - 91 Listen to the text
4. Ex 3a, p. 90 Read the
5. Ex 3a, p. 90 Find 5 means of transport
6. Ex 3a, p. 90 Find 5
7. Ex 3a, p. 90 Find at least six geogra-phical features
8. Ex 3b, p. 90 Match the words in bold to their meaningsNativeVariedWonderedUniqueUnspoiltMajesticBeneathSnapsUnusual or specialThought aboutPhotographsUndamagedDifferentLocalImpressiveUnder
9. Ex 3b, p. 90 Use some
10. VOCABULARYEx 4, p. 91
11. Meet the locals Познакомиться с местными жителями
12. See famous landmarks Посмотреть известные достопри-мечатель-ности
13. Have time to yourself Находитьвремя для себя
14. Buy souvenirs Покупать сувениры
15. Try the local cuisine Пробовать местную кухню
16. Practise the language Практиковать язык
17. Visit museums Посещать музеи
18. Visit local marketsПосещать местныерынки
19. Lie on the beach all dayВаляться на пляже весь день
20. Explore natureИсследовать природу
21. Go on guided toursОтправиться на экскурсии с гидом
22. Слайд 22
23. HomeworkMake 2 cards with at least 20

The World is Your Oyster: Origin and Meaning _______________________*«Виндзорские насмешницы»This phrase was created by William Shakespeare in his play “The Merry Wives of Windsor”* : Falstaff: I will not lend thee a penny. Pistol:

Слайд 1The world is your oyster
The 20th of February

Слайд 2The World is Your Oyster: Origin and Meaning
_______________________
*«Виндзорские насмешницы»
This phrase

was created by William Shakespeare
in his play “The Merry Wives of Windsor”* :
Falstaff: I will not lend thee a penny. Pistol: Why then the world’s mine oyster,
Which I with sword will open.

Oysters are opened quite easily by inserting a knife. In the above example, Shakespeare used “oyster” to symbolise the world – Pistol says that he will open “the world” with his sword, in the same way we open oysters with a knife.

“I can do anything I want to do
and go anywhere I want to go –
the world is my oyster!”

The World is Your Oyster: Origin and Meaning _______________________*«Виндзорские насмешницы»This phrase was created by William Shakespeare

Слайд 3Ex. 2, text on p. 90 - 91 Listen to the text

Слайд 4Ex 3a, p. 90 Read the text. On which holiday (A-D)

can you…

1. do different sports?
2. visit old towns?
3. take a trip back in time?
4. have campfire nights?
5. see a mysterious place?
6. taste traditional cuisine?

Слайд 5Ex 3a, p. 90 Find 5 means of transport

Слайд 6Ex 3a, p. 90 Find 5 means of transport
1. Reindeer 2.

Horse
sled

3. Camel 4. Wagon

5. Snowmobile
6. On foot

Ex 3a, p. 90 Find 5 means of transport1. Reindeer 2. Horse sled 3. Camel 4. Wagon 5.

Слайд 7Ex 3a, p. 90 Find
at least
six
geogra-
phical
features

Слайд 8Ex 3b, p. 90 Match the words in bold to their

meanings

Native
Varied
Wondered
Unique
Unspoilt
Majestic
Beneath
Snaps

Unusual or special
Thought about
Photographs
Undamaged
Different
Local
Impressive
Under

Слайд 9Ex 3b, p. 90 Use some of the words in bold

to complete the sentences

I took some great _________ at the party.
There was a __________ menu at the hotel restaurant.
I _____________ if Sam enjoyed his holiday.
As he walked, the leaves crunched ___________ his feet.

snaps

varied

wondered

beneath