J1.M. Benuna Pa3roBOpHbil aHmmuuvcKkun Asa Mnagwnx WIKOSIBHAKOB YueGxoe nocobue Mockra ACT ¢ Acrpexh BRIE BaazwnpYAK 811.111(07) BBK 81.2Anrn-9 B43 Jlusaiin o6noscku cmyduu «Juxo6pas» Tlogmmeauo 8 neyats 27.04.2010. Popmat 84x108'/32. Yea. net. 1. 4,8. Jon. rupax 7000 ans. 3axas Ne 1339H. O6mepoccniicknii kraccudukatop mporyKmuN OK-005-93, ton 2; 953005 — auteparypa yse6uaa CammrapHo-sniizemioornueckoe saKmorenne Ne 77.99.60.953.11.012280.10.09 or 20.10.2009 r. Benuna, JL. B43 Pasrosopublii aHraulickHit 2A MJagIMX WKOAbHH- kos: ye. noco6uc/ JI... Bemuna. - M.: Actpenp: ACT; Baagumup: BKT, 2010. - 128 c: a1. ISBN 978-5-17-061401-1 (OOO «Hsajatensctso ACT») ISBN 978-5-271-24900-6 (OOO «Haaatemsctso Actpetb>) ISBN 978-5-226-01564-9 (BKT) Kuura BkmovaeT OpHrnHabHble aBTOpCKMe TEKCTBI, KOTOpble Ha- TOTCH NapaeMbHO Ha AHTIMCKOM H PyCCKOM A3bIKax. Mocze anraiic- KUX TEKCTOB MPUBOAUTCA NepeBod OTACIBHbIX CAOB W BbIpAXKeHHit, KO- TOpble MOTYT NpeACTaBIATL TpyAHOCTH WA ynTaTenA. B IpHOXKCHUAX B KOHUC KHHIH HaxO“HTCA JeKcH4ecKni MaTepnan, mozo6paHHblit no Te- MaM, PYCCKO-aHPIMACKH CHOBapb, BKMOYAIOWIMi OKONO 1300 HaHGo- Jee yNOTPEGUTeIbHBIX AHINMHCKHX COB H yCTOHYMBbIe BbIPAKeHAA C HMMM. Kuura paccuntana Ha WMpoKnit Kpyr sntatenelt, Hsy4asoUHx aHT- JMlcKHi ASbIK, KaK B YYCGHBIX 3ABCACHHAX, Tak M CaMOCTOATEIbHO. [pe- NlonapaTel, POAKTEM M BOCTIMTATCAK TAKXKE MOTYT HCTONb3OBaTb KHK~ Ty B KayecTBe yyc6Horo nocobus AH paboTbI c LeTbMH. YK 811.111(07) BBK 81.2Anra-9 ISBN 978-5-17-061401-1 (OOO CONTENTS PREFACE.... About Myself My Family . In the Morning . 1 Say Good Night... Spring .... Summer . Autumn . Winter... My Friends We Play in the Garden We Go to the Forest We Go Shopping ... Books...... p. 46 At the Zoo . p. 50 Our City. p. 52 We Travel p. 54 I See the Se p. 56 We Go to the Doctor p. 58 We Go to the Circu: p. 60 Our Flat...... p. 62 In the Kitchen p. 64 We Help Mother ... p. 66 We Have Many Things at Home .... We Play Games .. We Go Sightseeing Library... Cinema.. COEPIKAHUE TIPEJMCJIOBHE. Oce6e .... Mos cemba . Yipom ...... 51 roBopto SUMMER SUMMER Hurray! Summer is here at last! Summer is grass, flowers, birds, the bright sun and a lot of berries, fruit, and vegetables. We swim, get sunburnt, and drink lemonade and coke. Then we go to our summer house. We grow vegetables and flowers. Sometimes we gather mushrooms and berries in the forest. Summer is wonderful! It is beautiful and bright! ee * — Which is your favourite season? — Summer. — Do you like to swim? — Yes, I like to swim very much. — Where do you swim? — In the river. — Can you swim well? — Quite well. — What colour is summer? — Itis many- coloured and bright. hurray! {ho'rer] ypa! get sunburnt — 3aropaTs at last [atla:st] Hakonen grow [grou] BbipalliMpaTD a lot of berries — mHoro aroa mushroom ['mafrom] rpH6 18JIETO Jlemo Ypa! Hakouetl Hactynio sero! Jleto — aro TpaBa, ILWCTbL, APKOe COMHLE A MHOTO ATOR, (PYKTOB 4 OBO- nich. Mbl TuiaBaem, 3aropaeM MH IIbeM JIMMOHay, M KOKa- Kouly. 3aTeM MbI ye3xKaeM Ha Jjauy. Mor BbIpaiMBaem OOK 1H UBeTbI. Muorna Mbl coOupaem rpuGpl 4 aro- JbI B JIecy. JleTo npeKpacHo! Ono kpacuBoe u spKoe! OR = Kakoe TBOe 1106uMoe BpeMa rosa? = Jleto. Tol 06M MaBaTb? ~ Ja, 4 OWeHD JNOOIO TU1aBaTb. = Te Tb miaBa- Cb? ~- B pexe. Thl XOpoluo m1a- BaCLUIb? = Hertoxo. Kakoro Beta JeTO? Oxo pa3HoLBet- 10e H ApKoe. 19SUMMER T cannot swim! lam afraid of water... Help somebody! oS) Insert blanks to form a word on the topic “SUMMER”. i Ps) S [TTT Ts] [TT 17 TL Sl] ehh rT Tos TT TTT. Ts yi [ce] | | D Make up sentences using the following words: . swim, and, lemonade, get, We, drink, sunburnt. . we, forest, and, mushrooms, in, gather, the, Some- times, berries. . is, your, season, Which, favourite? . in, I, river, the, swim. . is many-, and, Summer, bright, coloured. fi wall-| ies} im n Zz = Ne Mn Bw 20AETO 4 ue yMeto miapaTb! AA Gorocb BOABI... Tlomorure xro-Hn6yzp! *) Beanprit By- By... Hanuum aHriniickne cioBa 10 Teme «JIeTo». Tloacka3ka: JleTO UBeTbI ATO/AbI opykrTel TWlaBaTb 3aropaTb OBOLH T'PHBbI slko6MMoe BpemMal roa pasHOUBeTHbIA CocTaBb npeA1027KeHHA H3 Ce AY IOWHX COB: Tlogcka3Ka: 1. Mobi MlaBaem, 3aropaeM H MbeM JIMMoHad, 2. Mxorga MbI co6upaem rpvi6bl HW Aros{bl B Jlecy. 3. Kakoe TBoe J106HMoe Bpema rosa? 4. fl TaBato B peke. 5, JleTo pa3HOUBeTHOe H ApKoe. 21AUTUMN AUTUMN The days become shorter and cooler. We can’t swim any more. Children go to school. The first yellow leaves appear on poplars, then on maples and birches. Soon all the leaves will be yellow, red and orange. They will fall to the ground. The yards will be like a big yellow carpet. You walk-and the leaves rustle under your feet. I think autumn is beautiful but a little bit sad... RE — What colour are the leaves in autumn? — They are yellow, orange and red. — Does it rain in autumn? — Yes, it rains very often. — Do the days become shorter or longer? — They become shorter. — Do you like autumn? — Yes, I do, but I like summer more. become shorter and cooler—craHo- _rustle {rasl] urypuiaTb BATCA Kopoue Mf npoxmaHee sad [seed] neyanbHert poplar [‘popla] Tononb very often — oueHb 4acTo maple [meipl] kien Let’s hang them back. ~ Japait mo- birch [b3:t/] Gepesa BeCHM 4X O6paTHO. carpet [‘ka:pit] kopep branch [bra:nt{] Berka 22OCEHb OceHb {lw cranosatca Kopoye MW Mpoxmannel. Mnapatp yae Hesb3a! Teta WIyT B HIKOUY. Heppbie xeTBIe IMCTbaA MOABIAIOTCA Ha TOMONAX, HloroM Ha KneHax 4 Gepe3sax. CKopo Bce JIMCTOUKH CTa- NYT XCATRIMM, KpaCHbIMHM M OpaHpKeBbIMH. OHM oma- nyt 1a 3em0. J[BOpLI CTaHyT MOxO%KUMM Ha orpomM- HMMM KeITEIH KoBep. Tyuielip — 4 KucTbA Wrypiar Mog Horamu. A my- Milo, UTO OceHb KpaciBa, HO HEMHOTO Tewas[bHAa... RK Kakoro yBeTa OCeHBIO JINCTbA? Oltm *KerTbIe, OpaHDKeBbIe MW KpacHble. Occubio HeT LOx%K nb? Jla, oceHbIO OFEHE "CTO ObIBACT MOK. A JH CTaHOBATCA KOpode WI JUTAH- tice? Ou craHoBatca kopoue. ‘Thi JHOOMLEb OCCHb? /la, Ho 1 Gombe JNOGIO TeTO. 23AUTUMN Rustle, rustle, rustle... The leaves are so beautiful! Let’s hang them back on the branches... The leaves Yellow, brown. The trees look like a Golden crown. The heavy grew orange, sky and Weeping clouds — A farewell in Nature sounds. So, farewell, But not for long. Appear again in Bright spring song! grew orange — CTA OpaH>keBbIMH golden crown — 3010Ta% KopoHa weeping clouds — ppiaioulme TyqH farewell ['feowel] npomanue sound [saynd] 3Byk but not for long — Ho HeHagonro appear [o'pio] noasnatca in bright spring song — B ApKoli Be~ ceHHell necHe 24OCEHb Ulypwiart, wypwar... Lypimar... Jluctes Takue KpacuBte! Alapaii nopecum ux o6paTHo ~ Ha BeTKM... JIucrps rloxkenresn, TlokopwuHeBenn — Tlepespa 3natpie Kopoupt Hafenm... Cepoe He60 4 Ty4 pbigaHne, Cyosuxo B [Tpupone JIuctbes npomanue. Hy To xe... Tipomaitre! Ho JMb XO BeCHEI Beprutect BecHotw — ADPKM, 3e1eHbl... 25WINTER WINTER Winter... Itseems, that the whole world is covered with snow. Even the sky is almost white. Father and I play snowballs and make a big snowman. Some boys and girls skate, others — ski. Icannotski or skate. | take my sledge and sleigh with my friends... Then we run home and drink warm tea or milk It is very cosy and nice at home in cold and frosty days! Tlike to look at snowflakes. They dance and whirl in the air. eK — Do you like winter? — Of course, | do. We play snowballs, make , snowmen, sleigh and have much fun. ee — What colour is winter? Itis white. Do you like to skate? Unfortunately, I can’t skate yet — Canyou ski? y — Alitde bit i j 1 ! Weare all snowmen... It seems that... — Kaxetca, sTO... sledge [sleds] canu almost ['o:lmaust] nourn sleigh [slet] kararbca Ha caHax snowballs [‘snaubo:1z] frosty ['frosti] Mopo3ubtit ] cHexku cosy ['kouzi] ylorHo snowman ['sneumen] cHeroBnk whirl [wal] kpykuTper skate [skeIt] karaTbca Ha KOHbKaX unfortunately [an'fo:Ynitli] « corka- ski [ski:] kararpea Ha AbpKax JeHHIo 263UMA Suma 3uma ... Co3qaeTca BleyaTeHHe, YTO BECb MHp T10- KppIT cHerom. /jaxke He6o No¥TH Gesoe. Mpi c mano wrpaeM B CHEXKKH H JIelHM Go/IbuIOro cHeroBuka. HekoTopbie MaJIbBYHKH MH JeBOUKH KaTaloT- Cl Ha KOHbKAax, JIpyre — Ha JIbIKaXx. Al He yMelo KaTaTbCA Ha KOHbKax H JibDKaX. A Gepy caHKH WU KaTalocb Ha HHX C Apy3bAMH ... 3aTeM MBI MUMMcA JOMOH H MbeM TensibId Ya WIM MosioKo. Joma OYeHb YIOTHO H TIPHATHO B XO/JIOAHbIe WH. MOpO3Hbie AHH. VM at06t0 CMOTpeTb Ha CHe%KHHKM. OHM TaHyloT HU KpyKaTca B BO3yxe. TbI OGHLIb 3MMy? Koneuno. MpI urpaeM B CHexKKH, JIeNHM cHero- BHKOB, KaTaeMCa Ha CaHKax, H HaM O4eHb BeceIO. Kakoro uBeTa 3HMa? Besaa. TI AH06HWb KaTATbCH Ha KOHb- Kax? K cokaeHHn, A elle He yMelo KaTaTbCa Ha KOHbKaX. , j A Ha JIbDKax? Hemuoro. Mbi Bce — CHeTOBHKM... 27MY FRIENDS MY FRIENDS Who is a good friend? It is a boy or a girl with whom I like to play, run and jump and to whom | can tell all my secrets. | can also invite my friends to my birthday party or go to the cinema with them. I can show them my pet or my favourite toy and book I have two very good friends — Helen and John. John is very serious He reads a lot Helen is merry and kind. Sometimes we go together to the park or play in the garden. Granny goes to the park with us. * RE — Doyou have good friends? — Yes, | have two good friends — Helen and John. — Doyoulike to play with them? — Naturally. — Doyour friends invite you to their birthday parties? — Usually they invite me and my cousins. ) ase OS) And my best friends are Relly, the squirrel, Rab, the rabbit, and the old.tortoise — Tony. Sometimes — Hedgy, the hedgehog, also plays with us, but usually he is very busy. 7 all my secrets — Bce cBou ceKpeTbI naturally [‘netfrali] ecrecrBenno invite [in'vart] upurnamarb cousin ['kazn] kyseu, ky3uHa (7B0- very serious — o4eHb CepbesHblit 1opoqunit 6patT, ABoIOpoAHan kind [kamd] yo6pprii cecTpa) 28MON APY3bA Mon Apyaba Kro Tako xopowMi Apyr? STO MabunK WIM Je- BouKa, C KOTOPbIMH MHe MpHATHO HrpaTb, GeraTb UH lipbiraTb H KOMY A MOTy paccKa3aTb BCe CBOH CeKpeTHI. Al TakKe MOry MIpHrlacHTb cBoux Apyszeii Ha AeHb pork- AeHHA WIM NOTH Cc HAMM B KHHO. A Mory Noka3aTb HM CBOW KOLIKY, JIOGHMY!0 HIpyLKy H KHHTy. Y Mena ABa XopoulMx Apyra - /pKon u Xenen. />KOH ouveHb ceppesHbiii. OH MHOrO 4nTaeT. XemeH BecesaA wu fo6paa. MHorga MBI BMecTe XOAMM B MapK WH UT- paem u cagy. Ba6yuikKa XoguT B NapK c HaMH. Y Te6a xopoulue Apy3ba? Ala, y MeHaA ABa XOpOuHx Apy- ra Xeylex H Jp>kou. ThI AGH HrpaTb C HAMH? EcTecTBeHHO. TBow Apy3ba = lpuraawaiwT Te6a Ha CBOl JeHb pookyeHHa? OGbINHO OHH MpHrvallatoT MCHA H MOMX ABONOpOJHBIX Ce- cTep. A MoH Jy4lHe ApysbAl — GeouKa Pa.iH, Kpomuxk P36 u crapad vepe- maxa Toun. Mnorja exuk X3/oKn TOKe UrpaeT C HaMH, HO OGLIMHO OH OUCHD 3aHAT. 29WE PLAY IN THE GARDEN We play in the garden. I run. Helen runs, too. She runs faster. Jane is the fastest — she gets to the door of the house first. We are happy. We laugh and jump. Now we know that Jane is the fastest and I am the slowest. We also play ball and roller-skate. We like to roller- skate very much. — Whois faster, you or Helen? — Helen is faster. — Who is taller, Helen or Jane? — Jane is taller. She is the tallest girl in our class. — Do you like to roller-skate? — I think, all children like to do that Itis interesting fast - faster — the fastest 6bIcTpbIi — 6picrpee — cambiii 6bIcTpbIii slow — slower — the slowest Me/VICHHbIii — MezJIeHHee — CaMbI MeAIeHHbIM tall - taller — the tallest BbICOKHH — BbILllie — CaMbIii BbICOKHi roller-skate [‘ravloskert] — Kararb- It is interesting. — 9ro unTepecno! CH Ha poJIMKax 30Mb! nrpaem B cagy Mer Wrpaem mo ABope. A Gerato. XeeH Toxe Gera- eT. Ona GeraeT 6bicTpee Mena. Aken SeraeT OpicTpee Bcex, OHA JOGeraeT JO ABepH AoMa MepBoii. Mb pa- ocTHbl. Mbl cmMeemca M mpbiraem. Tenepb MbI 3HaeM, utTo Jpxelin 6eraeT Gpicrpee Bcex, a H — MefleHHee BCeX. Euyé Mbl HrpaeM B MAY HW KaTaeMca Ha poviHKax. MbI Ou4eHb JIOGMM KaTaTbCA Ha posHKax. Kto 6eraeT 6bIcTpee — TbI WIM XesleH? Ona 6eraeT 6pbIcTpee. KTo BbIlle pocroM — XeJieH HM JpKeiH? Apxeiin Bpie. Ona caMas BbICOKad AeBOUKA B Kwlacce. Toi J106HIb KaTaTbCA Ha posHKax? Alymato, UTO BCe JeTH 3TO q06AT. ITO MHTepecHo. A campiii Gpictpisit! 34WE GO TO THE FOREST WE GO TO THE FOREST We go to the forest with my parents. It is like a very big park with thousands and millions of trees eveiywhere. We gather mushrooms and berries and listen to birds. They sing their songs We see a litte lawn, full of camomiles and bluebells. We decide to have a rest I eat sandwiches and fall asleep. When I wake up, I cannot understand where I am. It is like Wonderland, calm and beautiful. — Doyou like to go to the forest? — Ofcourse. Itis very nice there. — Doyou gather mushrooms in the forest? — Sometimes. — Are there many berries in the forest? — Very many. They are nice and tasty. OK Treet-tweet, tweet-tweet. Merry, merry, merry Little red round beny. Tweet-tweet, aih One for you tweet-tweet. oN And one for me, These berries ° They're as sweet are sour, They can’t be As sweetcan be... sweet... forest ['forist] tec bluebell ['blu:bel] kon0Komb4MK, thousand ['Gauzend] ThIcaya decide [di'said] pemarb everywhere ['evriwea] noBcrogy have a rest — orgbixaTb We gather mushrooms. — Mp co- understand [,anda'steend] 1lonHMaTb 6upaem rpHOnt, Wonderland ['wandaleend] Crpana berry [beri] aroga uyaec lawn [bo:n] noaHa calm [ka:m] cnoxofiupii 32Mbl UQEM B JIEC Mei 44eM BEC MblI XOAHM B JIec C pomHTeAAMH. OH MOXO>K Ha or- POMHbI MapK c TbICAYaMH HM MHJIHOHAaMM AepeBbeB nopcrosy. Mp co6upaem rpv6pl M ATOAbI HM Ciyuiaem nTuy. OHH NowT cBou MecHH. Mbl BAAHM HebOJIbIyt0 NOAAHKY, NOJIHy}O poMalleK H KOMOKObYMKOB, MbI pewaem oTJOxHyTb. A. em 6yTep6pofbl H 3acbimato. TlpocHyBuiHcb, A He MOry MOHAT, rae A. Takoe 4yB- cTBO, UTO Monana B CTpaHy uyfec, cnoKolinylo H Mpe- kpacHyto. 4 Thi JIHOGHLIb XOAUTb B siec? KoneuHo. TaM o4eHb KpacuBo. Bpl co6uvpaete rpH6pl B ecy? Wuoraga. B mecy MHoro sroy? OueHb Muoro. OHH kpacuBble H BKYCHBIe. Beceno, Beces1o, Beces10. BoT MayleHbKaa KpacHaa Kpyraas arogKa. Oana Te6e, Oda MHe. Bxycuee Hee He 6piBaeT. UHK-4HpHK, UHK-4HpHK... OTH ATOAbI KHCIbIe — Onn He MoryT G6bITS caagKHMH. 33WE GO SHOPPING WE GO SHOPPING Mummy wants to buy bread, milk, and meat. She takes a big bag and puts her coat on. | want to go with her. We go together..1 like shops. We enter the provision (food) shop. Mummy wants to buy meat. Why do grown- ups like meat so much? It is much better to buy biscuits or chocolate. | ask Mummy to buy chocolate. Then we buy milk, cheese, and curds. After that we go to the market and buy cabbage, potatoes, and toma toes. We don’t buy cucumbers. We have cucumbers at home. — Doyou like to go shopping? — Yes,| do. — Does your mother buy cheese and curds? — Yes, she does. — Whatelse does she buy? — She buys meat and vegetables. — Doyou buy cucumbers? — No, we don't. We have cucumbers at home. One banana, two bananas, Three bananas, four. Iwill eat them i Very quickly Then have Some more... together [te'geda] BMecTe curds [k3:dz] TBopor enter [rena] BXOAMTb cabbage ['keebidg] kartycra provision (food) shop [pre'vizan fp] tomato [ta'ma:tau] nomuzop TacTpOHOM potato [pa'teitau] KapTodevib grown-up ['graunap] B3pocaIBIi cucumber [‘kju:kambe] orypet, 34Mbl OTTIPABJIAEMCA 3A NOKYNKAMU Mb! OTTIPABUIBEMCA 38 NOKYTIKAMU Mama xoyeT KynHTb x1e6, MOJIOKO HM Maco. Ona 6e- per G6oublllyio cyMKy MU HayleBaeT NaibTo. MHe xoueTca novirH c Hei. Mpl ugem BMecre. A J06/KO Mara3HHBbl. Mbl BxXOJHM B_ TIpofyKToBbIi MarasHH. Mama xoyeT KyNUTb Maco. Tlovemy B3pocible Tak JIOOAT Msco? Topa3go yale KyNVMTb MeyeHbe WIM WoKoNay, A mpo- lly MaMy KYNHTb WoKoyaf, 3aTeM MbI MOKyMaem'Mo- JIOKO, CbIp 4 TBOPCT. Tlocie sToro MbI HfjeM Ha PbIHOK HM MOKyMaem Ka- nycry, KapToulky HW MOMHgopbl. OrypyoB MbI He MoOKy- Tlaem. Orypl{bl y Hac ecTb JOMa. Thi JIOGHIIb JevlaTb HOKyTIKH? 7a, 1106110. TBOA Mama M0- kylaeT cbiIp H TBopor? ja, noxymiaer. Uro ellje ona nlokyniaetT? Oua IlokymaeT Msico H OBOLIH. Bpl nokymaeTe orypupl? Her, He nloxynaem. Orypupl y Hac ecTb Joma. Oaun 6anan. 3 Bropoii 6anan. Tperuii 4 ueTBepTbiii. fl chem ux o4eHb GxICTpo, 3aTem noem ene... eC G 35PETS PETS Many people have pets. We have a dog It is small white, and fluffy. Our neighbours have a big black one. It pokes its nose everywhere and barks early in the morning It wakes me up. My friend has a cat It purrs, and meows, and like milk. My cousin has a green parrot. It says several words My friend teaches it to speak. eK — Have youa pet at home? — Yes, | have alittle white dog. — Doyou go for a walk with it? — Ofcourse. Two or three times a day. — Have youa cat athome? — No, [haven't I haven’ta cat. | have a dog. people [pi:pl] 11oqH purr [p3:] MypJIbIKaTb nei; our fneibo| cocef,coceyKa several ['sevral] HecKo1bKO Itpokes its nose everywhere. — Ona teach [ti: t{] yauTb, o6ysaTb BCHO/Iy CyeT CBOH HOC. haven’t= have not bark [baz KDoiasrre croak-croak— kBa-kKBa It wakes me up. - OHa 6yAT MeHA. 36AOMALWHME XKUBOTHBIE AIOMALUHHE XUBOTHbIC JloMalllHHe 2KHBOTHbIe eCTb Y MHOFHX Joe. Y Hac ecTb co6aka. Ona MasleHbKaa, GeleHbKad H NyWHcTaa. Y Hawix cocefei — 6osbulad YepHan coGaka. Ona BCIOAYy cyeT cBol Hoc HM JaeT paHo yTpom. Ona 6yAuT MeHA. Y Moe nog”pyrM — kowlka. OHa ypuHT, MayKaeT H JLIOOHT MOJIOKO. Y Moero ABoropogHoro 6pata ecTb 3esleHbIi Nory- ra. OH TOBOpHT HecKOsIbKO ci0B. Mok Apyr y4HT ero TOBOpHTb. Y Te6a ecTb JOMallHHi 106uMeL? dla, y MCHA ecTb MasleHbKad Geslad cobauKa. Tol ryifelb c He? Koneyno. J[Ba-Tpl paza B eHub. Y Te6a AoMa ecTb Koll Ka? Hert. Y Mena HeT KOUIKH. Y MeHA eCTb CO6aka.PETS EK We go for a walk Two or three times a day To be strong and healthy And merry and gay... Croak-croak, Croak-croak, To be merry and gay... Croak-croak, Croak-croak, Two or three times a day... 38AOMALUHHE 2KABOTHDIE Mb xoquM Ha Iiporys1ky 2-3 paza B eHb. Uro6bl 6bITb CHJIbHbIMH, 30POBbIMM V BecesbIMH — HaM He JIeHb. Kea kpa; KBa-kBa, UTO6 BecenbIMU 6bITb... Kaa ka, KBa-KBa, 2-3 pasa ryasaTp He 3a6bITS (Gpasa nemnozo usmeHsemca padu puoi) 39CLOTHES CLOTHES It is a warm day. I put shorts, a T-shirt, and sandals on. I’ wear shorts or jeans, when I play ball or ride a bi- cycle In summer I also wear light dresses or a_ blouse anda skirt In spring and autumn I wear a raincoat or a coat and shoes. Sometimes I. carry an um- brella In winter I put on a fur coat a knitted hat, a scarf, and warm mittens. I have warm black boots for frosty days. — Whatdo you usually wear in summer? — lusually wear shorts and T-shirts or alight dress. — Doyou wear acoatora raincoat in autumn? — lusually wear a raincoat, — When doyou wear ahat anda scarf? — Iwearahatand a scarfin winter. T always take an umbrella, when it rains... shorts [fo:ts] moprst coat [kaut] nampTo T-shirt ['ti:[a:t] byT6omKa fur coat [fs:kout] my6éa Iride a bicycle. — A karatocb Ha Be- umbrella [am'brela] sonruK mlocumese. knitted hat— pasanad manKa light dress — nerkoe miaTbe scarf [ska:f] map raincoat [‘remkaut] many mitten [mitn] apexKa 40