Презентация, доклад на тему Unit 3. Some facts about the English-speaking world

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1. Unit 3. Some facts about the English-speaking world
2. Task 1. Look at the map and
3. Task 2. Look at the map of
4. Task 3. Match the names with their
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6. Task 4. Say under what categories theses
7. Task 5. Say which of these places
8. Слайд 8

Task 1. Look at the map and say:What countries the USA borders on;What countries Canada borders on.

Слайд 1Unit 3. Some facts about the English-speaking world
Rainbow English (7, part

I)
By O.V. Afanasyeva, I.V. Mikheeva, K.M. Baranova

Unit 3. Some facts about the English-speaking worldRainbow English (7, part I)By O.V. Afanasyeva, I.V. Mikheeva, K.M.

Слайд 2Task 1. Look at the map and say:
What countries the USA

borders on;
What countries Canada borders on.

Слайд 3Task 2. Look at the map of Europe and answer the

questions:

Germany borders on France, doesn’t it?
France borders on Spain? Doesn’t it?
Spain doesn’t border on Italy, does it?
Germany borders on Greece, doesn’t it?
Greece doesn’t border on Italy, does it?

Слайд 4Task 3. Match the names with their descriptions
The USA
China
Canada
Mexico
The Rocky Mountains

The Appalachian Mountains
The Grand Canyon
Death Valley
The Niagara Falls
The Great Plains
The Great Lakes
The Colorado
The Mississippi
Lake Badwater

A chain of mountains in the east of the USA
The country that borders on the USA in the north
Very large waterfalls on the border between Canada and the US
A river that flows through some states and the Grand Canyon
The lake in Death Valley
A country larger than the USA but smaller than Canada
The chain of mountains in the west of the USA
The country that borders on the USA in the south
A large territory of high land in the west and the central parts of the US
The five big lakes in the north of the US
A very deep cut in the ground
The fourth largest country in the world
The lowest and hottest place in North America
A mighty river that flows through the Great Plains