December, 21 December, 21 Unit 3. Town and country. 3 E. p. 28 How are you feeling now? Happy sleepy...

December, 21 December, 21 Unit 3. Town and country. 3 E. p. 28

How are you feeling now?

HappyHappy

sleepysleepy sadsad

lovestrucklovestruck

anxiousanxiousdepresseddepressed enragedenraged

cherrfulcherrful

hopefulhopeful

angryangry dissatisfieddissatisfied

hungryhungry

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Who cannot speak well that cannot hold his tongue.

[ə ʊ] lonesome /ˈləʊnsəm/

[eə] mayor /meə(r)/ n.

[iː] leaflet /ˈliːflɪt/ n. 

[ʌ] countryside /ˈkʌntrɪ `saɪd/ n.

[aɪ] tiny /ˈtaɪnɪ/ adj.

[ʊə] rural /ˈrʊər(ə)l/ adj. 

Homework: Ex.5 , p. 24.

Advantages and disadvantages of living where do you live

Advantages DisadvantagesThere are many places of interest: such as …

There is mush pollution…

The city life is easy, … The city life is expensive.

There is a good opportunity for development

It`s difficult to find jobs in the city

Heavy traffic, traffic jams

a/ana/an or thea/an thethe• we talk about smth. for the first time. (I`ve got a car.)

• we talk about smth. again. (I`ve got a cat and a dog. I like the dog best.)

• When we say what someone`s job is (She is a doctor)

• When there is only one of smth. (the sun/ the president)

• When we describe what smb. or smth. is. (He`s a nice man./ It`s a lovely day)

The1. When we are making generalisations: What`s the weather like? But I don`t like _hot weather.

The lanes near our cottage are very narrow. But Don`t drive fast in _narrow lanes.

2. With the names of countries: but we use the with a word like: republic, kingdom, state.

Are you lonesome tonight?Are you lonesome tonight?

• lonesome /ˈləʊnsəm/ adj. одино ́кий.• lonely /ˈləʊnlɪ/одино ́кий;(isolated) уединённый.

(Feeling sad and unhappy because you have no friends to talk to)

• alone /əˈləʊn/ adj. (by o.s., itself) оди ́н; еди ́нственный. (… and no other(s)).

(To live without any other people)

Do you know any people who live Do you know any people who live alone?alone?

Are they happy about it?Are they happy about it?

Monowi,Monowi,nothern nothern

Nebraska, Nebraska, USAUSA

The busiest time for Monowi was in the 1930s.

A Library A Library in Monowiin Monowi

Bar Bar in Monowiin Monowi

Culture note - jobsCulture note - jobs

• The Town mayor /meə(r)/ n. мэр.- The head of the local government.

• The town clerk /klɑːk/ n. слу́жащий - is a person who keeps a town`s record`s (birth, marriage, death)

• The town treasure /ˈtreʒə(r)/ n. сокро ́вище. Is a person who controls a town`s finances.

Repeat all together:Repeat all together:

• Boring /ˈbɔːrɪŋ/- exciting /ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ/• Clean- polluted /pəˈluːtɪd/• Dangerous /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/ - safe• Modern-old• Noisy – quiet /ˈkwaɪət/• Pretty /ˈprɪtɪ/– ugly /ˈʌɡlɪ/• Relaxing /rɪˈlæksɪŋ/ - stressful /ˈstresfʊl/

Give your answers:Give your answers:Would you prefer to live in the country/ the

city? Why?/ Why not?

Would you prefer to live in the country/ Would you prefer to live in the country/ the city? Why?/ Why not?the city? Why?/ Why not?

Giving directionsGiving directionsLet`s play)Let`s play)

1. Make “word links” in which the last letter of the first word is the first letter of the second word. (shopostoffise= shop+post offise, churchospital)

2. Now write ohe of their “word links” on the board, but omit the first two and the last two letters (opostoffi, urchhospital)

3. The other group try to guess the two words in the “word link”

Homework:Homework:

1. Workbook: p.262. Make up 20 questions to the text

“Monowi”.

How are you feeling now?How are you feeling now?

HappyHappy

sleepysleepy sadsad

lovestrucklovestruck

anxiousanxiousdepresseddepressed enragedenraged

cherrfulcherrful

hopefulhopeful

angryangry dissatisfieddissatisfied

hungryhungry

Best of allBest of all

suspicioussuspicious

activeactive

The lesson is over, you may be free.

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