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Hello dear pupils! Today we are going to talk about your comming summer holidays. Watch a presentation and do the tasks. https://nsportal.ru/download/#https://nsportal.ru/sites/default/files/2013/01/24/summer_holidays_-_oral_practice_2003.ppt 1. Say which of these activities you can do during holidays. Why? ✵ go surfing ✵ buy souvenirs ✵ see place of interest ✵ go fishing ✵ go camping ✵ make new friends ✵ sunbathe ✵ go on a boat trip ✵ gather mushrooms ✵ go shopping 2. Read the letter and find out what way Taras is going to spend his summer holidays. Hello, Pam! Soon the school will be over. I have learnt a lot of new things. I have done a lot of listening and talking, reading and writing at my English lessons at school. We have learnt grammar rules and a lot of new English words. I had some problems with spelling, but I did all my best to spell better. I think writing letters to you has been a good practice in spelling, too. But my favourite activity is acting out the dialogues and ro

 Hello dear pupils! Today we are going to talk about your future summer holidays Firstly let's talk about the things you can do in summer Watch a video 1. Say which of these activities you can do during holidays. Why? ✵ go surfing ✵ buy souvenirs ✵ see place of interest ✵ go fishing ✵ go camping ✵ make new friends ✵ sunbathe ✵ go on a boat trip ✵ gather mushrooms ✵ go shopping Read the dialogue and make up a similar one. A: Where are you going to spend your holidays? B: I'm going to spend them in the village. A: How long are you going to stay there? B: For three weeks, I think. A: Are you going by train? B: No, we are going by bus. Fill in the letter with the words: Under water, photos, Zoo, exciting, tent, scuba-diving, stay, mountain biking Dear Liz, We are having a great time here in New Zealand! We've done some really … things. Yesterday we went … it was fantastic! Ron took … They are wonderful. Today we are going to look at the animals in the… Tomorrow we're going

 Hello dear pupils! Today we are going to talk about your future summer holidays Firstly let's talk about the things you can do in summer Watch a video 1. Say which of these activities you can do during holidays. Why? ✵ go surfing ✵ buy souvenirs ✵ see place of interest ✵ go fishing ✵ go camping ✵ make new friends ✵ sunbathe ✵ go on a boat trip ✵ gather mushrooms ✵ go shopping Read the dialogue and make up a similar one. A: Where are you going to spend your holidays? B: I'm going to spend them in the village. A: How long are you going to stay there? B: For three weeks, I think. A: Are you going by train? B: No, we are going by bus. Fill in the letter with the words: Under water, photos, Zoo, exciting, tent, scuba-diving, stay, mountain biking Dear Liz, We are having a great time here in New Zealand! We've done some really … things. Yesterday we went … it was fantastic! Ron took … They are wonderful. Today we are going to look at the animals in the… Tomorrow we're going

 Hello dear pupils! Today we are going to talk about your future summer holidays Firstly let's talk about the things you can do in summer Watch a video 1. Say which of these activities you can do during holidays. Why? ✵ go surfing ✵ buy souvenirs ✵ see place of interest ✵ go fishing ✵ go camping ✵ make new friends ✵ sunbathe ✵ go on a boat trip ✵ gather mushrooms ✵ go shopping Read the dialogue and make up a similar one. A: Where are you going to spend your holidays? B: I'm going to spend them in the village. A: How long are you going to stay there? B: For three weeks, I think. A: Are you going by train? B: No, we are going by bus. Fill in the letter with the words: Under water, photos, Zoo, exciting, tent, scuba-diving, stay, mountain biking Dear Liz, We are having a great time here in New Zealand! We've done some really … things. Yesterday we went … it was fantastic! Ron took … They are wonderful. Today we are going to look at the animals in the… Tomorrow we're going

 Hello everyone! Today you have the last English lesson this school year. We are going to talk about your summer holidays and the ways how to spend them the best. Well, I guess there exists a great number of different ways of spending summer holidays... But each person has his own preferences, so everyone likes the only way. I think that there are two ways of spending your holidays - active and passive. The passive way means staying in the sun, for example, and enjoying doing nothing, and the active - quite opposite: going boating or hiking, trying yourself in different kinds of water sports... I think I can describe myself as a home-sitting person - I’d usually prefer staying at home near the TV set in an armchair than going on a cruise, or hiking, or whatever. But, after I tried jet-ski and windsurfing this summer I have changed my point of view at the holidays. To enjoy the speed of jetski is much more exciting rather than to take a sunbath! Well, maybe the conclusion would be is th

 Hello, dear students! Today  we are going to talk about Summer Holidays and the ways how to spend your holidays usefull and unforgetable The best way to celebrate the end of exams and the school year is to go on a summer holidays with your best mates.  Just because you’re a student on a budget doesn’t mean a cheap summer holiday is off the cards. Here are the best destinations for students... 1. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Things to Do:   From historical sites like the Anne Frank House to beautiful canals and parks to the home of Heineken Beer, there are plenty of things to do for a couple of days away. Travel & Accommodation:  With flights from as little as £21, Amsterdam is the perfect destination for a weekend away. Even if you’re not a fan of flying, the Eurostar recently added a direct train to Amsterdam for only £42. Hotels close to the city centre can be expensive but Airbnb's are a good idea, especially if you’re going as a larger group. 2. Berlin, Germany Things to Do:

 Hello, dear students!  Today we are going to speak about Idioms which are the most frequently used in English Every language has its own  idioms  and  expression  and the English language has plenty of phrases that is useful to learn. Idioms are words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally and usually have a cultural meaning behind them. Most of the English idioms you hear are offering advice’s but also contain some underlying principles and values. You have probably heard some of them, especially in TV-shows and movies, and wondered why you can’t understand these idioms even though you fully understand the words. To learn English idioms and expression it can take some time but there are some of them that are more popular than others that will come handy if you know them. When you learn English idioms and phrases you will sound more confident especially when you speak with native English speakers. If you can’t understand idioms you will not be able to understand the contex

 Hello everyone! The topic of our lesson is Every Man to his Trade Our today’s topic is extremely important for everybody, because when you choose your future profession you choose your way in life. This choice can influence your whole life.  Read the poem and  answer my questions. Grown-ups always want to know, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I’m never sure what to say, my answer changes every day. May be I’ll be a detective on a TV show. I might be a disk jockey on the radio. I’ll be a pilot and fly through the sky. I’ll be a dancer and leap way up high. I’m never sure what to say, my answers change every day. I’ll be an author and write a great book. I’ll be a chef – the world’s greatest cook. I’ll be a sailor and sail on the sea. I think for now that I’ll just be me.   Discussion - What is this poem about? - What professions have you heard in this poem?    What  do  you  want  to  be  after  graduating? - You  have  heard  this  questio