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Kayebwan, 2012 ISBN 978-5-86866-567-7 kounaekr) ‘© Vonaten.creo Taryn", amzain, eocnpowssenewve, pacnpocTpanenne, 2012o E2 s GC Lofayif-lo)¢ Sd lied 40 Lesson 64 id Sead Reese nati Soll ESR er eer eee 43 ued Lesson 47 LL Bd PST ce Pees 55 Sac eco 57 eee Rol tole] reel UTR Ld 103 eee ee RT tc eerie 104 ens YenosHbie oGosHaeHua: © — xzaacenas paora @ — jomamuas pa6ora i ®@ ®& — nocnymatt ee — jasaiire mourpaemaye) NTT ae Tpesoxutie Hosocru! Bur Ber orcraér Ha yesyio MHHYTY, B Mysee BOCKOBEIX (uryp y KoposeBbI ykpasIM Kopony, a B crpaHe DoDidDone mponagaior Tmaroms-zpakomu. HysxHo cpouHo 6parsca 3a Jeo! 7ja# ceroqHAlHero 3aKJIMHaHMA 3allOMHH: Byxsocoueranue ph GosHayaer sByK | Hanpumep: phone, photo. Hanpumep: head, Dread” Hckawuenue: read [rid]. @o Tlomorm Ane npaBaxpHo mpounTaT aakmuHaHne. Phantom, phlox, phase and phrase, Philtre, photo, phone and maze, Ready, steady, head and spread, Dead and tread and jelly bread. @ Tlocnymait Ceapuka m mpomsHecu sakiuHanMe 3a HUM. ©) Mocmorpu wa xomnac m orsers Ha Bompoc: Where is Morgana? 4 Lessons 33, 34G@© Axa u Corp Guerpo ro6pasmes 70 steer. Leds alta Bonme6uani masioukKa Hafenua HeKOTOPbIX %KMBOT- HBIX JapoM peu, uTodnt Aus u CefpuK MOrIM ¢ HMMM norosopuTs. [IpouuTa, uTO cKasaJIM 2KMBOTHIC. Hello, I’m a polar bear. I’m clever. I can catch fish (pxi6y). I’m from Hi, I’m a panda. I can climb trees. I’m from .... A a 5 es (So ¢ polar bear aE ‘bea] panda [pando] Cae Sa af K a giraffe. I'm tall. Tm a a eee Don’t touch I can eat leaves from very j | mel I can eat you. Tm || tall trees, Tim from ... A, from .. +S NA 1a Se ph Tim an elephant. 'm bie. Alp Py ee | | giratto (tora | I can drink 200 litres of Waters Tm porn we I'm a vangaroo! I can jump! Hop, hop! I’m Tm a penguin. as can swim in very cold water. I’m from ....6 | Lessons 33, 34 @o Jloraqaiics, uro osHauaior 97M rmaromBl. 2 ¥ © Ape manown pacceasmcn ua camom unTepecHom mecre. Tlocrapaiica yoragarpea, oTKyza mp6 B s0omapK 9TH 2KMBOTHBIC. The polar bear is from .... 5. The elephant is from The panda is from ... 6. The penguin is from .... The tiger is from .... 7. The giraffe is from ... The kangaroo is from .... yp 90, DOE The Arctic [aktk] Australia [ostreilia} Antarctica [aentacktuka] @ Tlocrymai somme6uyio Mamouky, KoTOpad momoraeT Aue, HU MOBTOpH 3a Heii MpaBMJbHbIe OTBETHI.o OrseTb Ha BOIpOCLI, MOLsyacb uncopmanuei yup. 4. Ha HEKOTOPbI€ BOMPOChI CCT HeCKONBKO MpaBHJIbHEIX OTBETOB. 1. Who 2. Who can can can can swim in very cold water? drink 200 litres of water? climb trees? jump? eat you? eat leaves from very catch fish? @) Tourpaem 5 urpy ,Bepio — xe sepo%. Ormers ranouxamn Te yTBepxKTeHMA, KOTOPEIe THI CUMTaeHIb npaBAMBbIMH. Tlocne stroro nocnymait sanuch u mposepb cebs. COSI GR goons et Pandas can’t swim. Bears can’t eat people (mogeii). Tigers can swim. Giraffes can eat bananas. Polar bears can’t eat penguins. LI Tigers can climb trees. Bears can eat fruit [fru: Kangaroos can’t drink milk (mozoKo). 1) @pyxtsy). Qo Hanummu, Kakue *MBOTHBIe ecTh B s00rapKe TBOeTO usm coceqHero ropona. HasHm tax: There is a zoo in my town. @ Tipoexr. Ucnonssyit Unrepuer vam KuurM u Hammon, uTO MOryT HM He MOryT jenaTb pasHBie *KuUBOTHIe. [ogro- roBbca K urpe ,Bepro — He Bepio“ B Kvlacce. Econ B TBOMX YTBeP%/eHMAX €CTb HESHAKOMBIe COBAa, BEITIMIIM uX Ha JOCKe M MepepexzM ANA cBOuX Apyseit. Lessons 33, 34 ieAvia Pi AM Lyx. Kya mponana Moprava? Urobsr eé naliru, Hago mpo- uaHecTH HOBOe 3akiMHaHMe. A quid 9TOrO Hao 3all0OM- HUT, 4¥TO GyKBOCO¥eTAHMe or Toce GyKBbI W MO2%KeT o6osHayaTs apy [3:]. w+ or [ = Hanpumep: word, worm. @ Tlomora Ane mpouutTaTs 3aksuHaHne. A ——) Work and worm and magic worms, World, the worst and worship words. eG oe pT © Moeaymait Cexpuxa u npousnecu o, saKMMaHMe 3a HUM. A Mire an Wwe le OA eee eB Wan = SMe. NA eeg Dae etd aoa) The Present Simple Tense (Hactoswiee npoctoe Bpema) YrBepautenbuHble npeAnoxeHua CeroqHa MbI HakKoHeU-TO Bolizém B ropox Present Simple uepes NeHTpamsHEIe BOpoTa cenoM 3a rmaromoM-ypaKkoutelt jump. Ox jepxur enexrponapii Kou. Cmorpu: na Hém HanucaH apomb sToro ropoga always (scerya), often (ua- cro), every day (kaxypti yexs), sometimes (uHorga). ro osHavaeT, YTO KOrya TiaroubrApAakouIM Tonaqaior B STOT TOPO, © HX TIOMOM{bIO OMMCHIBAIOT pPeryJIAPHBIe, TOBTO- pslonyvecs JelicTBMA, KOTOpble TpoMcxOsAT B HacTOAIeM BpeMeHH. Ts noMHMIns, uT0 ropox Present Simple paazenéu 6ypHoii pekoii. C HekoTOppIMM rilaroJlaMH-{pakomaMn c seBoro Gepera MBI yxKe TO3sHaKOMMIIMCh, HO OomBUIMH- CTBO rilarouOB-Apakonl Yame GErBaloT Ha mpaBom Gepery. be 2 Yreepantentioe MPennoxenne OrpnuarenbHoe npeanoxenne atts HyKeH %2 || pomourBalan B Topog, BCe rmaromprApaKomM oObs3saHbI HayeTb calloxtoK $ Ha 2xémTy10 Hory. [locmorpu: raros-apakoma play, Hayes camoxoK s Ha 2%émTy10 Hory, cBepHyn Ha yauny VYmeepdumenvnoe npednomenue. A novemy y ApaKoumm TpH rosoBBI, —— Tp pyku u TpH Horn? OgHa TonopMHa Maroma-7pakolIM %«KéNTOTO WBeTa cocTO- UT 43 OHO xéTOH ronOBBI, OMHOM %xKénTOH pyKU Hu | ogHoit oxénToi Horm. Ira monoBMHa padoTaeT c nogse- *Kall[MMM eMHCTBeHHOrO wc. ) Jiuuo Equuctsenuoe co Muoxecrsennoe 4Hc0 Tonosa pa6oraer c nognexamum I. Pyxa paGoraeT c nogmexamumM you. Hora pa6oraer c nofuexanjumu he, she, it. Bropas nmon0punHa riarona-qpakoum 3eéHoro uBeTa. | SenéHad TomoBuHa MMeeT ABE BZeJGHbIe TOJIOBEI, [Be | seléHble PyKM M 7Be seséHbIe Horu. SeréHad NONOBHHA | paGoraer c nossexamuMH MHOmecTReHHOrO aHoma. Tze rojospt padoraior c noxmexaniumM we. Tse pyku paOotaioT c nozmexamiuM you. I[se woru paoraior ¢ nopsexamum they. Tlocmorpu, Kak rmarom-npakouia play pa6oraer wa ysuie Ymeepdumesvnoe npedrowenue.Kak TombKo riaros-{pakoula WomafaeT Ha ysIMIy B ro- poze Present Simple u nauunaer paOoraTh ¢ mojerta- IMM, OKpalweHHO ocraéTca TOMBKO Ta 4acTb ero Tea, KoTopad paOoraeT c aTHM NosexamuM. OcrasbHbIe 4YacTu TMlarola-APaKOMIM OTALIXAIOT M CTAHOBATCA cepbIMH. He / She / It plays.— We play.— Msi urpaem. Ou / Ona / Oxo urpaert. vr Oana npeanoxer Qe _-22e0aHenenoe npenroxenre Zo aren >? a * You play.— Bet urpaere. They play.— Onn urpator.oe Haiiqu coorsercrsue mexqy oTMMu cnoBaMu uM MecTouMe- HHAMM, KOTOPEIMH MX MO%KHO 3aMeHHTS. Oopaszey: Sister and I — we. Peter and Dot Sasha and I Jane Mother and father Robin My cat oO B pa6oueit rerpaau coequnu mMHMAMM YACTH Tea jpa- KOW UM Mojwexkative, ¢ KOTOpbIMu OHH paGoTair. IIpous- HeCH TOJIYYMBIIMeCA TIpeqomeHUA. o CocraBb Bce BOsMOXKHEIe Mpes_NOKeHUA, KOTOPHIE MOXKeT oOpasoBaTb rlarou-apakowla sing ¢ sTUMHM nosexauMMu. 12 | Lesson 35@ B pa6oueii Terpaqu 3aKpacb 4acTM Tema ApaKoM, KOTOppIe padoraioT B 9THX Mpessomenuax. Ha maeuke HanMuM MMA rvlarovia-ApaKomM. O6paseu: 1. They help. 3. He cooks. 5. She sings. @Qo Tlepesequ orm mpejsoxenus Ha PYCCKMi ASbIK. 1. We sing funny songs. 4, They play football. 2. He speaks English. 5. I play the piano. 8. She opens the door. 6. It works. Lesson 35.13Lessons 36, 37 (ape TTT ae Bopon: Mue xaskerca, Ham Hy2kHO ucKaTp Moprany B Jlonqone. Mue He faéT noKOA 300TapK. Aus: Ho uo ei ram jemars? Bopou: Hexotoppie MOM ApysbA-BOPOHbI YKPbIIMCh TaM u jexypst B Tayape mo ovepegu. Jlapaiire He 6yzem TepaTb spems. Bor sakuunanue. Urobnt mpountTaTs ero, sallomHu: 6yKBocoueTanue alk mower untTatbcA Kak [o:k]. Hanpumep: walk, talk. ys Chalk and walk, phone and stone, Love and London, dance and chance. So oe @ Tlocnymait Cenpuxa mu mpousuecu way, sakMHaHMe sa HUM. > ED Mo zopore somme6uan nanowKa yaur Ano 5 MIpOMSHOCHTS cyIOBa UM BbIPAxXeHUA, KOTOpEle MoryT eli” mupurogutscs. [locnymaii ux mM MOBTOpM 3a TamoUKoli. food — ema meat — Maco fruit [frut] — @pyxr, dpykrer fish — ppi6a vegetables [‘vedstoblz] — opomm a monkey [manki] — oGesbana to live [lv] — ours to like — mo6urs, apaBuTeca to have [hev] — umerp to get [get] — monyuaTp an orange ['vrind&] — anempcnH a lot of — muoro I go for walks.— 4 xomy na nporyaKu.@ Tlocnymai u ckasku, C KaKMMM 2KHBOTHBIMH toropopuna Ana. CELT oOo Tlpountaii, uro pacckasanu Ane HoBBIe M cTapble SHAaKOMBIe. Hello, ’'m a monkey. My name is Fruit. I like fruit. I live in London Zoo. I like it here. I have a lot of friends. I’m Lucifer ['lustfo]. I am a lion. I like this zoo. I get very nice food. I eat meat every day, but my friends in Africa are often hungry. Tm Karizma [korizma]. I am an elephant. I like fruit and vegetables. My favourite food is oranges. A lot of children visit me every day. I often go for a walk. Tm Rocky [oki]. I’m a penguin. Sometimes I swim in the water and then jump out. Children like me. =a Us oOo Orserb Ha Bompocsl. 1. What is the monkey’s name? What is its favourite food? 2. What is the elephant’s name? What is its favourite food? . What is the lion’s name? What is its favourite food? 4, What is the penguin’s name? What is its favourite food? w Lessons 36,37.) 15 —@ Ckaxxu, 470 eqaT oTM 2KMBOTHEIE? lions, tigers, bears, zebras, yaks, dolphins, pandas, rabbits, hippos O6pasey: Lions eat meat. fruit and vegetables grass and leaves | ED Tocaymait Cexpuxa u upozepp cebs. @ Bakonum oTH mpeqnoxenns. 1. Lions live in .... They eat ... 2. Giraffes live in .... They eat .... 3. Pandas live in .... They like .... 4. Penguins ... in very cold water. 5. Monkeys like .. ©) Banomm anxery mxpopwanueii 0 cebe. Your city — | live in Tomsk. Your school — | go to school number .... Your favourite colour — Your favourite food — Your favourite animal (kuBoTHOe) — Your best friend — Your favourite sport —TCL PAS la Al aymaro, Moprana scé emé ayecb, HO aBait Ha BcAKuit cryuait mposepu. Yrodbl mpounTaTb HOBOe 3aKJIMHaHHe, Hao 3all0MHUTb, ¥TO OyKBOcodeTaHHe ie eS Hanpumep: hear. © Uomorn Axe npowrars saxsunanne, Near, hear, dear, _ . Ear, clear, tear, Clock and walk and bird and Lear. @ Tlocnymaii Ceapuka mu mpousHecw saKMHaHMe 3a HMM. Cexpux: Byyem jexypurs syecp. Toxa scé cnoKoiixo, MposoW7KMM Hal ypoKu. TbI NOMHHIIb, 4TO Miaromb~ApakouIM HazeBaloT & B ropone Present Simple canoxox s Ha x&Ty1 ory? Aus: Ja. Ho kak B 9TOM cay4ae NpoMsHOCUTCA 6yKBa s? Cegzpux: Cmymai BHumatembHo. Cuyyan GyzyT pasHBle. Byksa s mpousnocutcs Kak [z] mocae TACHBIX M SBOHKUX COracHBIXx. Hanpumep: read — reads [ri:dz], play — plays [plerz]. 7Byxga s mpousnocurca wax [s] mocne rayxux COIvIacHEIX. Hanpumep: work — works [ws:ks]. Ecum riaron oxawumpaerca ua ss, sh, ch, x, To B HOCHK CallO%xKKa S$ BKJaqbiBaeTcA GykKBa e, Tora Ha callowKKe HalMcaHO es, KOTOpoe mpons- HOCHTCA Kak [IZ]. s, sh, ch, x + es = [iz] Hanpumep: teach — teaches [(ti:tfiz, wash — washes ['wofiz], press — presses ['presiz], fix — fixes ['fikstz]. Ecam rarom oxamumpaetca Ha 0, TO B HOCHK calloxkKa ToKe BKasbIBaeTca GyKBa e. Torga Ha Call0xkKe HamvcaHO es, KOTOpoe B 9TOM Culy- uae mpousHocuTca Kak [Z]. o + es = [Z] Hanpunep: goes [govz|, does [daz]. Taaron have B canoxKe s mpeBpaliaetca B has [hez]. have + s = has €D Mocaymaii Ceapuxa u nosropa aa nam. run — runs go — goes like — likes phone — phones work — works wash — washes watch — watches give — gives speak — speaks have — has 18 || Lessons 38, 39©} Hazenp wa raaromrapaxomm canoxKoK s(es) uM mpownraw ux uMeHa. ©) B pavoue% rerpagu saxpacs te wacru Tena Apaxom, KoTOpse paGoTaloT B STHX NpemIOMeHMAX. @ Tlocnymaii mecuio Cegpuka u cKavKH, 0 Kakux o Moprana TepieTb He MOvKeT CMeIIHBbIe NecHH. Ona yKpasa nanouka yuu Anio npousnocuT, Hospie cyioBa. Tocnymait — uxX HM TDOBTOpH 3a MasO4uKOL. { { a morning ['mo:nin] — yrTpo an evening [i:vnin] — seyep \! I a candy [kendi] — Kodera honey [‘hani] — méq a cub — MeqpexKoHOK = to creep — noj3aTb to have fun — secesmrpca to say — TOBOpHTb noise [noiz] — myM strange [stremd] — crpannrit true [tru] — mpasameerit because [biknz] — moromy 4To story ['sto:ri] — ucropua 2KMBOTHEIX TOBOPHTCH B TeceHKe. 1. a hippo, a bear and a monkey 2. a monkey, a lion and a tiger 3. a bear, an elephant and a fox y TlarosoB-{pakoul BCe CalOxKKU, U Telepbh HenOHATHO, KakUM TylarowaM-ipakollaM OHM paHbile NpMHaswierXaiu. Hagenb calloxkKu Ha Te rarosbl, KOTOpbIe B HMX HYKMaloTCA, uM MpouTait npe_oKeHuA. ; In a big busy city, With its shops noise and cars, A kind Father Hippo live... With his two little sons. In the morning he swim..., And they swim... .In the evening he eat..., And his sons eat... with him. And he give... them a candy, And they say..., “Thank you, Daddy!” And this very strange story is true, Because this hippo family lives in London Zoo. In a big busy city, Near Sherlock Holmes’ pub, A big Mother Bear live..., With her three little cubs. And the mother say..., “Sleep!” And they sleep... . And the mother say..., “Creep!” And they creep... . And she gives them some honey, And they say... “Thank you, Mummy!” And this very strange story is true, Because this bear family lives in London Zoo. In a big busy city, Just near Baker Street, A cool Mother Monkey live... With her three little kids. And the mother say..., “Run!” And they run... And the mother ha... fun, And her children ha... fun. And she give... them bananas, [ LONDON Zoo | f And they say, “Thank you, Mama!” " in And this very strange story is true, a ‘i axe ut Because this monkey family lives @® TIpountait texer necru 3a Cenpukom mu mposepb cBOM OTBeTHI. in London Zoo. wo Lessons 38,39 21©) Hai » vexcre necun “In London Zoo” cxopa, us KoTo- PEIX cJleyeT, 4TO: 1. Bce sBepu *uByT B JIoHqOHCKOM s0omapKe. 2. 300napK HaxofuTca HeganeKo oT Beiikep-crput. 3. Beitkep-crput uspectHa TeM, ¥TO Ha Heli 2M M3BeCT- ub cpmmux Ulepnox Xosmc. 4, rummonoramsl m06AT cylanKoe. 5. MeqBequ mo6aT Méq. @ Cnofi mecHio BMecTe c repoamn. Qe B pa6ouei rerpagu sanmmu oTM mpexnomKeHua croBaMn. grass and fruit. 8. This rabbit 5. This monkey in a tree every day. 22 || Lessons 38, 39Zlonmmm s(es) K oTHM rmaromaM uM sanonHM TabmMLy. finish, look, wash, teach, work, live, watch, go, phone, say, give, have fiz] “fs] fal | ©) B ormx upegnoxennax rosoputea 0 ToM, re 2*uBYT oGesbaHa, TuNMonoTaM uM MeqBeqb CO CBOHMU eThMH M 4TO OHM fesaioT KaxK_bIii feHb. BeraBbh B Mpe/ioxKeHMA HYKHBIe Tarousl MH WpounTalt mpesjoKenna. 1. Little monkeys ... in London Zoo. Every day they ..., .. fun and “Thank you, Mama!” 2. A Father Hippo .. in London Zoo. Every day he eat... and .. his children a candy. Little hippos .. in London Zoo. Every day they . and .. , “Thank you, Daddy!” 3. A Mother Bear ... in London Zoo. Every day she sleep..., creep... and ... her children some honey. Little cubs ... in London Zoo. Every day they..., «and .. , “Thank you, Mummy!” @o Tloquepkau npasuibyy1 dopmy riaroma. 1. I visit / visits my granny every day. 2. She have / has a lot of friends. 3. My friend like / likes fruit and vegetables and I like / likes meat. 4, My father work / works every day. . Ravens live / lives in the Tower of London. 6. Lions eat / eats in the morning and in the evening. ox Lessons 38,39 | 2324 Oo Tlepeneyu mpefioxenua yup. 38 Ha pyccKuii ASBIK. eB B rexcre necHu BbidepH OfHy 3BepHHYIO CeMbIO, BbIYUM OTPBIBOK 0 Heli Mu cri. Lessons 40, 41, 42 @D Aus u Ceqpuk Halim Ha cKaMeiike m0- mesyto urpymxKy. THocaymaii u ckaxu, o uém pacckaspiBaeT urpymika. BsiGepu aa eé pacckasa Haspanue. 1. I am lost. (A norepasca.) 2. I have a real friend. 3. London Zoo is my favourite place. @ Cegpux momoraet Ane BbIYYHTh HOBBIe copa u BbIpaxenua. Tocaymal ux M WoBTopu sa CegpuKom. life — 23H to get up — BcTaBaTb to have breakfast ['brekfast] — saBrpaKkaTb to have lunch — o6egarp to have dinner — yoxuHaTb to do homework — jenaTp JomamiHt010 padory to go to bed — soxKMTECA cnaTb to wash face — ymbrpareca to brush teeth — uncturp 3y6sI to understand [,andosteend] — nonumar together [to'geda] — smecre poor [po] — Gequsrit boring [bo:rij] — cxyanprit then [den] — morom, saTem Lessons 38, 39 and 40, 41, 42 :o TIpownraii, o 4ém pacckasbiBaeT TJOIeBad urpyluiKa Fluffy. What’s that? ns A It’s a little plustt toy. poi es We can talk to it. Magic wand, help us! a Beene Hello! I am Floffy. Lessons 40, 41,42 25No, I am not. Sandy often puts me on the bench, but she always comes back. No, it isn’t. It’s very interesting. I live with Sandy. Every morning she gets up and I get up with her. Sandy washes her face and brushes her teeth and I look at her. She has breakfast and I sit with her. At 8 o’clock she goes to school and she often takes me with her. Sandy comes back at two o’clock and we have lunch together. Then we sometimes watch TV or she reads a book to me. She has dinner at 6 o'clock and then she does her homework. I often help her. We go to bed at 9 o’clock. Sandy always puts me into her bed and sings a song for me. 26 ||Lessons 40, 41, 42oOo Haiiqu coorsercrsue Mexay Kapruukama u noguucamu. washes her face and brushes her teeth. . Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy Sandy . Sandy PO oO RON a has lunch. goes to school. has breakfast. has dinner. gets up. does homework. goes to bed. watches TV. reads a book to Fluffy. Qo Pacnonomu coOsitua qua Sandy 8 npaBusbHoM mopayKe. Lessons 40, 41, 42 27© Ans sanmeana pacckas o 2xusma Fluffy, Ho nonyernma HecKombKO ommm6ox. Haiiqgu u ucnpasb AHMHbI ommHOKu. Fluffy likes his life. . Fluffy lives with a boy. . Fluffy is a doll. . Fluffy often goes to school with Sandy. Sometimes Sandy reads to Fluffy. . Fluffy and Sandy have breakfast together. , Sandy washes Fluffy’s face every day. . Fluffy has a real friend. PADAAaRwWME © Cxarxu, ur0 o6srsn0 zenawr Max Helen.@ Ckaoxu, Korga TEI o6sTHHO qemaemb 9TO: O6paszey: At 8 o'clock I get up. go to bed get up brush teeth go to school do homework have lunch have breakfast have dinner wash face read a book watch TV come back from school & Tlepenumm paccxas Fluffy or mua Sandy. Oopazey: I have a toy — Fluffy. Every morning I get up and Fluffy gets up too (Toe). oOo IIpoexr. IIpegcrass, uro TBon moOumaa urpymiKa Morma Obl HalIMcaTh O TOM, Kak TBI OOBIMHO MpOBOAMIIb BpeMs. Tlomoru urpymrke um HanMMM 9sTOT paccKas OT eé MMeHH. Lessons 40, 41,42 | 29ayo DT t aL) conc) Aus: Mut vax yaBHo “mem 3fecb Moprany, a Bcé 6e3 TONKY. Cenpux: Ho Kommac noKasbiBaeT cloja. Tasait nonpobyem camoe jelicrBeHHoe 3aksMHaHue. Uro6nl mpons- HecTH ero, 3alloMHu: GyKBocoyeTaHMe ur MOIKeT o6osHauaTs sBykK ([3:]. ur B Hanpumep: turn, burn. ap Tlomoru Ane npounTaTb HoBoe 3aKJIMHaHHe. Burn and church and curd and burst, Fur and furnish, curl and nurse, Girls and boys, animals and toys, Click and pick and find a purse. ©) Oocaymait Ceapaxa 1 mponsnecn sakuMHaHve 3a HUM.G BT samc) cat) The Present Simple Tense (Hactosujee npoctoe Bpema) OtTpuyatenbubie npeanoxeHua Beakum B ropog Present Simple. Bpone scé cnoxoiino, Mopransi nurge we Buguo. Hy uTo 2Ke, oso qém. A moka oTnpaBuMca Ha yJMILy Ompuyameavnoe npedaoncenue. Syecb MuHoroe 6yzeT no-Apyromy. [lia o6pasosaHua oT- pullarewbHoro MpesoxKeHUA TaToubI-ApaKkoWIM HAaHUMAaIOT raaronta-tomoumuuKa do. On ormmuaerca oT OObIYHEIX rla- TOOB-{pakOUl TeM, 4YTO BMeCCTO PpyK Yy HefO KDbIJIbA, KOTO- Ppble MOsBOAIOT eMy JeTaTb 10 MpeszomReHnO. Sleyo Equucrsesuoe uncxo Muoxxecrennoe “mex0 Tuaros-momomjHuk do oueHb cKpoMeH HM Ha pyCccKHii ABbIK He TepesogurTca. 38a noMon raaron-nomomHuK do sa6upaeT y rylaroula-{pakourm ero camoxoK. A STO 3HadHT, 4TO C NoqexamuMu Terepb paGoraeT rlaros- nomomjHHk do. Ha yaune Ompuyamesnenoe npedloucenue riaroj-nomouyHuk do HepaslyyeH ¢ BpeqHo cobauKoi not. Bor uTo Tam mpoucxogut. 31I do not work.— Sl ue paGorato.2. Orpiuatensuoe n; a IDEANOxeHE 6 serge @ nt ‘We do not work.— Msi ne pa6oraem. Orphuatensnoe npennoxenne @ Caer You do not work.— Bs He paGoraere. “ Orpauatensioe npeanaesaie SO They do not work.— Onu He paGoraior.Canoxok S$ OkasaJica BeIMK rlarostyTIOMOmI- nuxy do. Emy mpumiiocb BiOxKUTh B HOCHK canoxKa emjé 6GyKBy e. [ostomy Kk do WoOaBsiaeTca He IpocTo Ss, a es. do + es = does [daz] B orpunaresbusix mpeqioxkenuax oOpriHo ynotpe6Aa- eTcCA COKpalleHHas cbopma: Vrax, do not = don’t does not = doesn’t @® Tloexymai orm mpeanoxKenma um nosropa ux 3a [naxoii. I don’t play football— ne urpai B dyT6ox. He doesn’t play tennis.— Ou He urpaeT B TeHHHC. We do not work.— Mt He paGoraem. You do not speak English.— Bst He ropopuTe m0- aHTIMMCKY. They do not drive. Oxu He BO,AT MalMHy. Tlokaxu crpenkamu B paGoueli Terpaqu, ¢ KaKMMM uacTaMu nlomomjHuKa do paborair nojjexamue. oe Bsrpextu mg paspesHoro MaTepwasa KapTouKH um cobepH M3 HUX yTBepANTeNbHBIe NpeqoKenua. Sanam um mpounTait ux. 34 Lesson 43o Beraps B NONyUMBINMecA npesomeHuA noMomHUKa do © BpeqHot coGaukoli not. 3anumu u npounrait orm mpes- momenna. @ Crerait orm npegromenua orpunarensunm uM mpountait ux. 1. We have a nice flat. 2. He has a friend. 3. She lives in a house. 4. I speak English. 5. I get up at eight o’clock. 6. You drive a car. @ Hake Bp pa6ouel Terpagu payom c npegoxxeHnem raa- rou-nomoujHuK do HM 3aKpacb Ty wacTb, KoTopas paGoraeT ¢ TogsexanMM aToro mpesnoxenus. (Pasyen ,,Bprpexn“, yup. 1) 1. Jack doesn’t speak English. 2. Mum doesn’t work every day. 3. We don’t play the piano. 4. I don’t go to school. 5. They don’t play football. 6. Linda doesn’t live in Minsk. eo Cyenait orm mpeqnoxeHuA oTpunaTeIDHEIMU mu mpourait ux. 1. I go for a walk every day. 2. We fly. 8. He eats meat. 4, My sister swims every day. 5. You often visit your friends. Lesson 43 35(fg G BT am et) cae) Bopox: Uro-ro qasHo HM cayxy HM Ayxy 0 Moprane. ma Tlopa uvtrarb HoBoe 3aKmuHanue. IIpapuso Takoe: A 6yxsocoueranue kn o6osHayaeT sByk [n]. Hanpumep: know. Know and knee and knock, knock, knock. Knit and knife and knot, knot, knot. Huvero ne mpoucxogut. Heyxenu 7 Marmeckmit KoMmac mor comarca? | 36 Lesson 44@ Aus u Ceqpuk Tak paccrpomaucb, ¥TO pemusmu oTT0x- HYTb HM HeMHoro Nog”Kpenuraes. [epeq rem Kak moira B Kade, Cegpuk yunr Anio mpomsHOcHTb cyloBa, KOTOpBIe MoryT eli upurogursca. Tlocaymaii Hopbie cosa u TOBTO- pM UX 3a BOpOHOM. What about? — Kak nacuér? It’s good for you.— 970 nozesHo. bread_[bred] a_sandwich_|'seendwids] & pizza ['pi:tso] dt salad_['selod] ES) yy) soup _[su:p] a_tomato [to'ma:tau] © e =>» potatoes [pateitauz] ERS cheese _[ti:z] Bh Tlocnymai pasrosop Anu u BopoHa u OTBeTb Ha BOIIpoc: What can Ann and Cedric have? o TIpouurait pasrozop Aum um Bopona m saKoHuM oTH mpeqsiomenna. 1. Ann likes... 2. Cedric likes... 3. Cedric doesn’t eat... 4. Ann doesn’t eat... Ann: Look, Cedric they have very nice pizzas. There is a pizza with cheese and tomatoes and a pizza with fish. Pizza is great! Cedric: I don’t like pizza. It’s not good for me. Ann: What about potato soup? Cedric: I don’t eat soup, Ann. Ann: But why, Cedric? It’s good for you. Lesson 44_ 37Cedric: Look at me! I can’t eat soup. Ravens don’t eat soup. I like worms. Ann: But I don’t like worms. Little girls don’t eat worms. Cedric: What about a sandwich? Ann: What’s in it? Cedric: Meat, salad and tomatoes. I don’t eat meat and I don’t like vegetables, but I like bread. Ann: That’s OK. I like meat and salad. I can eat the meat and the salad and you can eat the bread. © Barexaxn npeqnonomenne, wvo Ana u Cegpmx ayMaior 06 evoit mune? QD Tlocnymai Cezpuka u uposepp cBom joragkn. @® Tlocnymai Auto u mposepb cBou JoragKu. 38 | Lesson 44©D Mocaymat pacckastr Aun u Cenpuxa emé pas u wann UM, KaK OHM OTBeETAT Ha OTH mpeasonenua. Ucnonayit: That’s OK. I like it. I don’t eat it. It’s good for me. I can’t eat it. It’s very nice. — What — What — What — What about water? about fish? about cheese? about fish? about soup? about potatoes? Qo Hauuum, Kakue 43 MpoxyKTOB, yNOMAHYTHIX B pasroBope Aun u Cenpuxa (yp. 5), THI moOum um enh, a KaKne TbI He j0OunIb u He ents. Ilocrapatica oObACHUTS, mowemy. O6pasey: I like soup. It’s good for me. Lesson 44. 39@ Aus pacckasbipaet Ceapuky 0 cBoeli ABoIopoqHoi cecTpe, HO (Jit paccka3a n0-aHTMiicKku eli He XBaTaeT CJIOB. Tlocnymatt, Kax Cexpuk mpousnocuT Hossie czoBa, M MOBTOpM MX 3a BOPOHOM. to think — zymarTp to be on a diet [dart] — 6tiTh Ha AueTe to look cute [kju:t] — BpIrnageTs mumo sweet [switt] — cnaqkui awful [ofl] — yaxacuerit a pea [pi] — ropommua pasta ['peste] — MakapoHBI, clarerTu fizzy drink [fizi ‘drmk] — rasmposaHHErit HanuToK a burger ['bs:go] — 6yprep ice cream [ars ‘kri:m] cabbage ['kebid] sausage |'snsids] a> @ Tlocaymaii mecesky mpo jBoropo_Hy1o cectpy AHH M OTBeETh Ha BOIIPOCBI. => 1. Is she slim? 2. Is she happy? R= 8. Is she often hungry? 20 ° Qo BallonHu Iponycku B OTpUnaTeNbHEIX o TipeqiowkeHuAX B TeceHKe 06 Sauce uM mpountaii eé. , My cousin Alice » My cousin Alice is very slim. ( , She’s always on a diet, | Sweet things make her scream.’ 5 She ... eat pasta, She ... eat meat, * Cuanocru sacrasasior eé KpuuaTb or yaKaca.She ... touch ice cream, Because it’s very sweet. She ... eat potatoes, She ... drink fizzy drinks. Burgers and pizza are awful, she thinks. She’s OK with tomatoes, And cabbage and peas, But she ... eat sausage, And she ... eat cheese. Alice eats tons [tanz] (roHusi) of salad, And she eats tons of fruit, But she is always hungry, And she ... look cute. ©) MTocaymait rexcr nec, nosropu eé sa auKropom u m1po- Bepb CBOM OTBETBI. © Haim » rmx yrsepxgenunx ommxu u uempasy ux. 1, Alice likes sweet things. 2. Alice eats tons of cakes. Alice doesn’t drink fizzy drinks. Alice often eats potatoes. Alice doesn’t touch ice cream. Alice loves cheese. . Alice never eats tomatoes. AS gon @ @ BaKoH4M OTH MpeqOKeHUA M paccKax%KM O TOM, 4TO THI mo6ulb MU He mObMUIb ecTD. 1. I eat tons of... QS 2.1 think... are awful. (0) a a 3. I really like... => fi BE 4. I don’t touch... © Cnpoex caoero xpyra, ur0 on ayMaer o mpogykrax mura: HMA, a TOTOM OTBeTb Ha ero BOMpOCEI. O6paszey: What about tomatoes? — They are nice. Lesson 45 442 Homework pee ee eee reer eee e sree seseene © Mepenumn necenxy ua ymp. 3 or amma Banc. O6pasey: My name is Alice and I’m very slim. T’m always on a diet. Sweet things make me scream. © I don’t eat pasta. & ots Ss o ® Qe @ 8) | @ euott Qo Pemm Kpoccsopg. eS Down | (10 sepruxann) 2. It’s a red vegetable. . It lives in the water. . It’s yellow. Mice (pum) like it. . It’s green. It’s very good for you. Start your lunch with it! 7. It comes with (B cocras sroro 6m10fa Bxogat) tomatoes and cheese, sausage and meet, vegetables or fish. Children love it. 8. It’s America’s favourite food. PERe Across — (mo ropusoHTann) 1. Spaghetti 3. They grow in trees, they are very good for you. 5. Bread with cheese, sausage or vegetables. 6. It’s nice and warm. Your mum always gives it to you for lunch. 8. You can make a sandwich with it. Lesson 45ap m© Yooxn Bopona Tlockonsky MBI MUIMIMch Kommaca, npuyérea Tellepb MOCTOAHHO cHegquTS 3a HalIMMu ApysbA- MH — rylarozamMu-~pakomamm m3 cTpaHet Tyluayjau, uro6n1 yOeqursca, ur0 y HUX He nospunach Moprana. The Present imple Tense OGuwue Bonpocs Mur onsrs B ropoge Present Simple. Ornpasumca 3a rmaronom work Ha ysuny O6uwjuil eonpoc. Ha aro yume rmaron-~paKkoula onATh HAaHMMaeT riaroma- nlomomjHuKka do u cHoBa oTgaéT emy cBOii canoxKoK. Kak TbI NOMHMUIb, Tiaros-noMoujHMK do yMeeT seTaTb, a 3Ha- 4MT, OH MOXeT TepeMellaTeca lo mpessoxKenuio. [ma toro ) uTo6pr o6pasosaTb o6uyuii Bompoc, rmaroz-nomomjHuK do nepesieraeT B Hayao Mpeysomenua. Crpava DoDidDone \ Do I work? — Do you work? — AL paGorato? Ts paGoraem? 43| Does he work? — Do we work? — } Ox pa6oraer? Ms paGoraem? | Do you work? — Do they work? — Bsr pa6oraere? Ounu pa6orator? Tlopagox cx0 B o6mem Bompoce 8 Present Simple cnenyto- juli: Ha TepBoe MecTO cTaBHTCA NMomMoujHUK do (B caroxKe), Ha BTopoe — nogexatyee, Ha Tperbe — rmaron (6e3 canozKa), Ha YeTBéproe — BTOpocTeneHHbe 4WJIeHbI MpeqOrKeHUA. Hanpumep: I | Do you Wore. Omeemvi: Yes, I do. | we No, I do not./No, I don’t. they he Omeemw: Yes, he does. Does ~ she work? No, he does not./No, he doesn’t. it 44 Lesson 45 ———@ Maprun, Juana u ux Buyku mpurmacumm Aunuy cemso Ha uaenuTue. Ilocnymiali HoBLIe CioBa M TOBTOpH ux 3a J[manoii. | a scone [skoun] — 6ynouKa K 4al1O & sugar ['foge] — caxap coffee ['kofi] a cucumber [kju;kamba] se a tradition [tradifn] — tTpaquuua a meal [mil] — ega, upwém num the English — axnramuane to put [put] — Kaactb Qo TIpouuraii Bompocsi, KoToppie sagqamm Aue u eé poguTe- asm. Hannum 8 padoueit Terpagu, Kakoi Bompoc 3aqaioT Ha Kaxgolt KapranKe. Do you drink tea with milk? Do you put sugar in your tea? 4. Do you like coffee? 5. Do you eat cakes? 6. Do you like cucumber sandwiches? 7. Do you have scones in Russia? t Lesson 46 | 45@o Ckaxu, uro orserumm Ana mu eé CeMbA Ha BOMDPOCEI. BeiGepu us aTHx OTBeTOB. O6paseu: No, I don’t. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. No, I don’t. No, we don’t. @ Tlocnymai quanoru mexyy AnuHoli cembéii u cembéit Zjunnonop “ mpoBepb cBOM OTBeTHI. 46 || Lesson 46 {TIpowutrait uctopuio TpaqMmnonHoro anrinit- CKOrO YaelMTHA M OTBETb Ha BOMpOCHI. 1. Is tea a drink in England? 2. Do the English drink tea with milk? 8. Do the English eat scones with sugar? 4. Do the English eat sandwiches for tea? Five o'clock tea is an old English tradition. At five o’clock the English often drink tea with milk and eat scones. Scones are traditional English food and they eat them with cream and jam. The English often have cakes and sandwiches for tea too. So for them (mostomy ama Hux) tea isn’t a drink — it’s a meal between lunch and dinner. ae QD Bayaii o6mme Bonpocsl K 9TMM MpesOKeHMAM. 1. You drink tea with milk. 2. I usually go to bed at 9 o'clock. 3. He likes coffee. ' 4, We often eat lunch in the park. 5. She doesn’t like cheese. i Lesson 46 47@ TIpowntaii, Kak BOSHMKa Tpayquuua anrauiickoro vaenurna. I’m Queen Victoria and this is my friend Anna Maria Russell.a (Dinner is at 8 o'clock. I'm hungry. Bring me a | cup of tea and a cake. But shh! It’s a secret. | erst ole gaps | ZY \i can’t wait (aaars) foi Vep~ i ae ett { Ob, 1 feel ashamed. LIN WY i | Qixe crsrzH0.) WA (eet i es ge bse E TEE) Re Oh, lady Russell eats cakes and | drinks tea in her room. She r dinner. ae Lesson 46 | 49 |@ Tlocnymait cnosa u BbIpaxxenua um nosropu ux 3a Berra. 8 March [do tO ov 'ma:tf] — 8 Mapra April [erpral] — anpess a card — orKppitKa Women’s Day — :2keHCKHii JeHb a holiday [holider] — npasquMK to buy [bal] — uoxynaTs to know [nov] — sHarp to make — jeaaTb to celebrate ['selabrert| — mpasqHoBaTb to bring — upHHocuTp I love Mum for... — A so6m0 mamy aa... © Mocaxymak pasrosop Anu u eé ypyseii m cKarKku, KaKoii mpasqHuK OTMeyaIOT B 9TOT FeHb B ANTM. Aus He TOHANA B pasroBope HeCKONbKO Tpes- movkenuit co cnopom need u oOparusacp 3a TOMONIIO K BONMeOHOH MaoUKe. \ Ql / \ Caoso need osnauaeT ny2cOameca mI Hy2cHO. Hanpumep: I need a spoon.— Mue Hy2kHa J102tKa. I need a tomato.— Mue ny2xeH nomugop. 50 Lesson 47©) Mowat pasrosop Aun u eé apyseit m orpers Ha BOMpPOCcbI. 1. Do people in the UK celebrate Women’s Day in April? 2. Do English children make presents for their mothers? 8. Do children in Russia and in England make cakes for their mothers? 4. Do men in Russia give flowers to women in March? 5. Do boys give presents to girls on Mother’s Day? 6. Does Ann need a present for her Mum? Hugo: Don’t go away, Ann. Today is a special day. Ann: What day is it? Betty: On this day we celebrate Mother’s Day in the UK. We buy presents for our mothers and cook nice things for them. We sometimes celebrate this holiday in March and sometimes in April. In Russia we celebrate Women’s Day. It’s on 8 March. Men give flowers to women, boys make little presents for girls and children make cards for their mothers. Come to the shop with us. You need flowers and a card. And you need a cake. We can make the cake together. : Thank you very much. You are very kind.52 oOo Bagaii eT BoMpocer zpyry u ysuaii, KaK B ero cembe ormeyaior JKeuckuii yeHb. Ilorom orseTb Ha BONpOCBI Apyra. Banu ero orsert. 1. Do you celebrate Women’s Day? | 2. Does your father give your mother flowers on that day? 8. Do you make a cake for your mother on that day? 4. Do you cook breakfast for your mother on that day? 5. Does your father clean the flat on that day? 6. Do you recite (pacckaspiBaemb) a special poem for your mother on that day? Aua c Apy3sbamu roTosatca K J[HI0 Matepu. BerTu qomorna eif BLIYYHTb If MAMBI CTMINOK No-aHrmuiicKu. Tlocnymait crumox u nosropu ero 3a Bertu. My Mum V7 My Mum brings me toys, We My Mum brings me sweets, (@ But I love my Mum Not for that or for this. (i She sings lovely (uygecuie) songs, ee And her cakes are so yum (BKycuste), And I’m never bored (mHe He cKy4HO) When I’m with my Mum. I tell her my secrets, She knows all my class, But I love my Mum Not for the things that she does. I love her for kindness (q06pora). I love her for fun, And just for the fact (a mpocro sa to) That she is my Mum. Marianna Kaufman52 ©) Banat orm sonpocs: apyry ysuaii, Kak B ero compe ormeuaior JKenckuii fens. Tlorom oTBeTb Ha BOIPOCbI apyra. Sanu ero orserst. 1. Do you celebrate Women’s Day? 2. Does your father give your mother flowers on that day? . Do you make a cake for your mother on that day? . Do you cook breakfast for your mother on that day? . Does your father clean the flat on that day? . Do you recite (pacckasprpaemb) a special poem for your mother on that day? aap wo ©) Aus c apyssamn rorosatca x J{mo marepu. Berra noMoria ei BbIYUHTS AJA MAMBI CTHMIOK no-anrsuiicku. Tlocnymaii crumox u nosropu ero 3a Bertu. My Mum Vy My Mum brings me toys, Wf My Mum brings me sweets, (e But I love my Mum Not for that or for this. She sings lovely (aygecubie) songs, And her cakes are so yum (sxycubre), And I’m never bored (mHe He cky4dHO) When I’m with my Mum. I tell her my secrets, She knows all my class, But I love my Mum Not for the things that she does. I love her for kindness (q06pora). I love her for fun, And just for the fact (a mpocro sa To) That she is my Mum. Marianna KaufmanoOo T[pounrai crumok eujé pas wu oTrBeTb Ha Bompocsl. 1. Does 2. Does 3. Does 4. Does 5. Does 6. Does the the the the the the girl love her mum for her songs? girl love her mum for toys? girl love her mum for sweets? girl tell her mum her secrets? girl’s mum know her class? girl love her mum because she is her mum? @ Tipounrait crmmok mo-pycckm um mpoBeph cBOM OTBeTEI. Mon mama Mune mama mpuHocuT Urpymu, Korner, Ho mamy 06m # Coscem He 3a ato. Becembie necuu Oua natesaer, Ham cky4Ho ByBOéM Huxorga ue Ozrpaer. Al eit orkpsrBaro Cou Bce ceKpeTsi, Ho mamy 1060 «a He Tomko 3a aro. Jio6s10 cBowo Mamy, Ckaxky # BaM Tpsmo, Hy mpocto 3a To, Uro ona Mon Mama! J. Tacvidoea Lesson 47 | 53@ Brryau Af MaMEI cTruxorsopeHue. ©} Moxroroszes « mpoexry. Aus ¢ Apysbamm rorosar axa MAMBEI Clagkui criopupus. [Ipouutait penent u oTBeTb Ha Bompocst. Does Ann need chocolate? Does Ann need butter? Does Ann need eggs? Does Ann need tomatoes? Does Ann need cocoa? . Does Ann need milk? Does Ann need nuts? . Does Ann need vanilla biscuits? vanilla biscuits SAP XA wee Q % A heart for mum cake You_need: 300 grams of vanilla biscuits 1/2. cup of milk V2 cup of sugar 1/2 cup of nuts 150 grams of butter 1 tablespoon of cocoa 100 grams of dark chocolate TSUVTST IOC 12 @o Tlogrorosb Bce mpoxykTsI, KOTOpEIe nonayo6umuch Ane. 54 | Lesson 47 i® Tipurorosp asia MaMbI MMpor, BocnompsoBaBuIMch anrauit- | cKMM pelenToM Ha cTp. 54, mu yKpacb ero. © Mpurorens cas coSersennoe Gmog0, Ho He sabyab Hann carb, KaKMe MPOAYKTS HY2KHBI AA ero MpuroronmeHna. Lstel-t-)e)Mer=Lof | ; | © Coen aM TEI NpowTaTh AWHHHOe 3aKMHaHHe, ; KoTopoe omovker Tee Ges ommmO6okK uMTaTS No-aHTAMicKn? Phantom, phlox, phase and phrase, Philtre, photo, phone and maze, Ready, steady, head and spread, Dead and tread and jelly bread. Work and worm and magic worms, World, the worst and worship words. Chalk and walk, phone and stone, Love and London, dance and chance. Near, hear, dear, Ear, clear, tear, Clock and walk and bird and Lear. Burn and church and curd and burst, Fur and furnish, curl and nurse, Girls and boys, animals and toys, Click and pick and find a purse. @® rocaymait Juauy u mposeps ceba. Lesson 48 | 5556 e Ts 3HaelIb, TO O3HAYaIOT 9TH CJOBa MU BbIPAKeHHA. an elephant a sandwich fish sausage a hippo soup a kangaroo sugar a monkey a tomato a panda vegetables a penguin a polar bear the English a tiger an evening every day a burger | a holiday bread | a morning cheese a tradition coffee Women’s Day a cucumber food awful fruit boring an ice cream strange a meal | sweet meat | an orange | always pasta often pizza sometimes a potato because salad to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to ¢ Txt moxemb cners necnio “In London bring brush teeth buy celebrate do homework get get up go for a walk go to bed have have breakfast have dinner have fun have lunch know live like make put say think understand wash face Zoo’ e sr moxkemts pacckasaTs cruxoTBopenue “My Mum”. Lesson 48@ Po6uHs0H no-mpexHemy HaxoguTca B Adpuxe. Tlocaymaii pasrozop Po6uxsova u oGesbaHKM uM orMeTs GyKBOi R, | uro muoOuT ectb uw uuTb PoOunson, u 6yKBoi M, uro s06uT oGesbaHKa. ' Qo BaKonuu npeqroxenna. 1. Robinson eats... 1. A monkey eats... 2. Robinson doesn’t eat... 2. A monkey doesn’t eat... ’ 8. Robinson drinks... 3. A monkey drinks... pacckas o JIiomncepe. Lucifer is a lion. He .. (lives, live, walks, sing) in London Zoo. Every morning he ... (sleep, sleeps, gets up, get up) at seven o’clock. He ... (has, have, drinks, drink) his breakfast and ... (speaks, speak, play, plays) with his friend Shania [fant]. Then Lucifer and Shania .. (goes, go, help, have) for a walk. The lions ... (has, have, swim, swims) a big pool @acceiin). They often ... (has, have, swim, swims) in their pool. At nine o’clock people ... (run, runs, comes, come) to the zoo. Lucifer ... (eats, eat, likes, like) people. They are funny. At twelve o'clock the lions ... (have, has, drink, look) their lunch and ... (sleep, sleeps, help, helps) again (omars). LONDON ZOOoO Orsets Ha Bompocst 0 cebe. 1. Do you like ice cream? 2. Do you often help your mother? 3. Do you drive a car? 4. Do you often play football? 5. Do you watch TV every day? 6. Do you go to school every day? 7. Do you celebrate Women’s Day? 8. Do you give your mother presents? 9. Do you often play computer games? @ Haiiqu HenpaBusbHbie yTBepxKseHuA M MCIpaBb Ux, cuentas mpeqoxeHHa oOTpunarenbHEIMU usIH, Haobopor, YTBepAMTebHBIMM. 1. The English have lunch in the evening. 2. The English don’t drink tea and eat sandwiches at five o'clock. . Pandas live in America. . People in the UK celebrate Mother’s Day on 8 March. . On Mother’s Day children don’t give presents to their mothers. oR ©) » Mpouraii senyx orn cnoza. nurse, walk, world, photo, hear, chalk, ready, phase, worst, talk, clear, turn, burn b) [Ipounrait semyx atu raaronsi, o6paljad BHUMaHHe Ha uX OKOHYAHMA. watches, sees, thinks, plays, speaks, makes, does, looks, goes, teaches @ Pacckaxu smo60i% noHpasupmmiics Te6e B oTolt ueTBepTu CTMmoK uM cHloi ToupaBMEMyiwcs neceHKy. essons 50-53 Pesepsubie ypokn 58 || Lesson 49 and 50-53| @& Ceqpuk Kyfa-To mponant, u AHA mpoBogua Bcé cBoé Bpems c J[manoii u eé BHyKaMH. XoTA BpeMaA Tpoxo_uT0 oueHb MHTepecHo, AHA O4eHb GeclioKouach 3a cTaporo sopona. Ceroqua [Ivana mpurnacuma Bcex Ha 9KCKypcHio. Tlocnymaii cnopa u BEIpaxeHUA M TOBTOpU ux 3a [[manoili. Buckingham Palace [bakinam ‘'peles|) — Byxuaremcruit ABopert, a ticket [tkit] — 6uaer to get ready ['redi) — coOupatTsca, rorosuTEcaA to want [wont] — xorerp a tourist [‘tvorst]| — rypucr ©) Toenymai pasrosop Anu c xpysbamu u BpiGepw npaBute- ub orser, Ana u eé Apysba ceroqHa yBUyAT: a) qBopel, KopomeBEr b) aBoper KopoueBEI HM JOM TpeMbep-mMuHCTpAa c) JOM pembep-mMuHucTpa d) myseit——— _—— = a TIpounrait pasropop Apyseli u OTBeTb Ha BOIpOCHI. | 1. Does the Queen live in 10 Downing Street? 2. Does the Prime Minister live in Buckingham Palace? 8. Can tourists visit Buckingham Palace? 4. Can tourists visit 10 Downing Street? Diana: Listen, children. Today we can visit Buckingham Palace and 10 Downing Street. Ann: What is Buckingham Palace? Where is 10 Downing Street? I don’t know. Betty: Buckingham Palace is the Queen’s home. Queen Elizabeth lives there. « Will: And 10 Downing Street is the Prime Minister’s home. All our prime ministers live in this house. Ann: Can tourists visit the Palace and the Prime Minister’s home? Hugo: We are lucky. (Ham mopesmo.) We can visit Buckingham Palace. Granny has five tickets. Get ready — it’s not open every day. Will: We can’t go into the Prime Minister’s house, but you can see the street. It’s interesting. hy d d @B Mo sopore 5 Byxunremcxnit xvopen [mana m eé syn Hayuusm Auto anrmuiickoit mecenxe. [pounraii texct meceHKH M HageHb Ha TlarosBIApaKomIM canoxoK (e)s TaM, Tye OH HeOOxoquM. On the bus The wheels on the bus go... round and round, round and round, CR round and round. The wheels on the bus go... round and round, every day!The people on the bus go... up and down, up and down, up and down. The people on the bus go... up and down, every day! The doors on the bus go... open and shut, open and shut, open and shut. The doors on the bus go open and shut, every day! The horn on the bus go... beep, beep, beep. Es beep, beep beep, Gee bd beep, beep, beep. ae The horn on the bus go... beep, beep, beep, every day! The signals on the bus go... blink, blink, blink, blink, blink, blink, yg blink, blink, blink. The signals on the bus go blink, blink, blink, A every day! The engine (morop) on the bus go... zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom. @it The engine on the bus go... zoom, zoom, zoom, every day! goo = @® Tlocnymai rexer neceuku, nopTopu eé 3a AMKTOpOM M Mposepb cBou oTBeTEI. oOo BsiGepu ceGe pomb B meceHKe po aBTobye M BEIYYM CBOIO uacrs mecuu. Tpuaymaii gpwKenus, KoTOpsIMH vst Gynenm COMPOBOXKZaTb CBOIO Pos. © Uncnexupyitre necenxy npo asro6ye u mponoiire e& mo pomam. &) Orsers Ha Bompocsl. 1. Do the signals on the bus go beep, beep? 2. Does the engine on the bus go up and down? 3. Do the wheels on the bus go zoom, zoom? 4. Does the horn on the bus go beep, beep? 5. Do the doors on the bus go open and shut? © Barat « ovum mpeqsoxermam o6uyme Bompocst m oTBeTs Ha HEX. O6pasey: These boys play football in the street.— Do these boys play football in the street? — Yes they do. Kate doesn’t like fruit.— Does Kate like fruit? — No, she doesn’t. 1. Sam speaks English with his mum. 2, We live in Russia. 3. My friends like ice cream. 4. We celebrate New Year with our friends. 5. This girl often plays the piano at home. 62 || Lesson 54 —— eeKonuyectsenuble wucnuTenbHbie | KoymuectBeHHble UMCIMTeIbHBIe yKasbiBaloT Ha KoMUe- cTBO MmpexMeToR M OTBeyalOT Ha BOMpoc cKomLKo? (ABA, mect). Kommuectsenubie ucautenbunie or 1 yo 12 — mpoctnie. OHM He MMeIOT ClelMasIbHIX OKOHUAHMIt. Kosmuecrsenubie uncnuTenbubie or 13 40 19 obpasy- worca TyTeM upHOaBnenua cydduxca -teen K KomMue- CTReHHOMY 4MCIMTeTEHOMY. Hanpumep: six + -teen = sixteen (mecruaquars). KosmuectBeHuble ucruTenbHble, o6osHauaiomuyue jecaT- KH, oOpasyioTca myTem npHOaBnenua cydduxca -ty K KOMMYeCTBEHHOMY “MCAMTeNbHOMy. Hanpumep: six + -ty = sixty (mectpgzecat). Cr @ Tlocnymai BonmieOuyio nManouky u moBTopu 3a Heit. 20 — twenty } 13 — thirteen 30 — thirty | 14 — fourteen 40 — forty \ lay. | 15 — fifteen 50 — fifty ‘S 4 | 16 — sixteen 60 — sixty —— | 17 — seventeen 70 — seventy a - 18 — eighteen 80 — eighty 74 19 — nineteen 90 — ninety 100 — (one) hundred Lesson 54©B Aocams « snenam xnocrmen Cy/ am = uro6s1 110 Y4MIMch IpaBMAbHBIe OTBETEI. | Oopasey: seven + Gy = seventy five + ten = fif... four + thirty-six = for... seven + ten = seven... nine + ten = nine... three + ten = thir... eight + seventy-two = eigh... @ Tlocnymait u nosropu eru maps yucem 3a Xpiwro. | 13-30 15-50 17-70 19-90 14-40 16 - 60 18-80 2-20 ©) Nocaymaii u ormers B padouei rerpaga, Kakoe WHCcO M3 Kako mapsl yup. 3 mpousnec Xsiro. Qo Hanwum B padoyeit Terpagqu M CKasKH, CKONBKO mpeqMeTOB oHafo6uTes TepconaxkaM, us0OpaxXeHHLIM Ha KapTHHKax. GEE a tse.) x J SZ oO | O6paszey; They need twelve | | | | socks. @ 3 64 || Lesson 55@ Tlocnymai npeyoxenua u mopTopu ux 3a Xpuwro. Tloragaticn o 3HaveHuM noqYépKHYTBIX cu0B. Five minus two is three. Six plus ten is sixteen. & Sanmum™ um pemm aBa npumepa. [poquxryii ux cBoemy Apyry u mpennomu emy pemmrs mx. @ Coequnu wudppr uo nopagxy or 1 zo 100 u ckaxu, ! uTO HapwicoBaHO Ha KapTMHKe. one hundred | seventy ; ° fifty sixty * S e twenty oe . : bee © thirty forty sixteen one four ° | fourteen e i ae . seventeen three . twelve . . ? fifteen E eight five au atell . . thirteen o ° seven eleven ° nine Lesson 55_| 65 ee —= | OeQe Pen mpumepsi uM sallosHM KpoccBopy cloBaMH. $ bb va ag re M5. fa ! Down | (a0 BeptuKain) 1. . 80-11= Noa es 50+20= 20-6 . 11+4= . 20+40= od AY, Across —> (no ropusoHTamn) 2, 20-T= 3. 9+11= 8, 12+4= 9. 10+1= 10. 50-10=©@® OCocaymai naszanna uerwrensunx nosropa h, ux 3a J[manoii. 21 — twenty-one 22 — twenty-two 23 — twenty-three L 24 — twenty-four 25 — twenty-five 26 — twenty-six r 27 — twenty-seven 100 — a/one hundred | 28 — twenty-eight 1,000 — a/one thousand | b | 29 — twenty-nine | 1,000,000 — a/one million | Cnoza hundred, thousand, million He npuHumaioT OKOH- uaHMe -S, Korya Mepeyq HMMM Apyroe uMcAMTeNbHOe. Hanpumep: 400 — four hundred 2,000 — two thousand 4,000,000 — four million Meskzy c1opamu hundred, thousand u cnezyiomumu 3a HMMM HasBaHMAMM JeCATKOB M eqMHUT Upu mpousHe- cCeHHM cTaBuTcA cyloBo and. Hanpumep: 465 — four hundred and sixty-five 8,892 — three thousand, eight hundred and ninety-two ©) Oocaymaii, xax Juana npomsnocar uncmrerbEte, WM MOBTOpu ux 3a Heil. 162 586 875 308 5,123 7,890 6,040 bs i nines fa = _Lesson 56- = | Qo Haiiqu coornercrsue Mesy UMCIMTeIbHEIMM M MX Hann | caHuem. seventy-eight | one hundred 63 | thirty-five 100 eighty-seven 27 twenty-seven 85 ninety-one ° 87 73 sixty-three @ Pagom c BykuuremcKuM ABOplOoM MpoBosuTcn Becénan sorepes. Ana u eé Apy3ba TORe Kyun OuseTEI. Tlocnymai o6basnenne pesymbTaToR uM ckaKu, uel OunerT BBIMTpall.© Moprana cxosa nomsuzach 2 Sougoue. Peum n paGoueli TeTpagqu BCIO emouKy mpMMepos. Ilocnequuii orBeT yKa- eT TeGe, re upauetca Moprana. one plus twenty plus forty minus eleven plus fifty minus ten plus five minus thirty-five minus twelve Madame Tussaud's museum 48 Buckingham Palace 50 10 Downing Street 60 the Tower Bridge 61 Big Ben 90 The Tower of London 95 London Zoo Ann’s hotel UTenne gat Haspanue roya B JaTax 4“MTaeTCA creqyIoUMM OOpasom: Tlepppie Abe WMdpbl BMecTe M BTOpble ABe IM@pbl BMecTe. C HaspaHuem roga ynorpebuserca upegnor in — B. Hanpumep: B 1675 rogy — in sixteen seventy-five. Kpyrapie gaTst uuTaloTesa Tak: B 1600 rogy — in sixteen hundred. Cxoso roy (year [jto]) mp“ stom oOsraHO He ynorpeblA- erca. OgHako HawwHaA c TpeTbero THICHYeNeTUA, AaTbI Mpous- HOCATCA cJleqyiouyuM o6pasom: B 2012 rogy — in the year two thousand and twelve. 69© Ban 5 pagoxei rerpagn orm parsr M HasoBH ux B g060M TlopsazKe cBoemy gpyry. J[pyr gomxeH yragaTs, uo 9TO ga fata. ont? 800, M, ¢ " s i) pOKBE Hy, é 2 EEE, 3 %, s « ey | o % | & % | = fe g E | 7 2 ( wavanac, fe cs ss & é § % é S ° Campy. S G eo roa, Or 2 + 3 Gy. Bey 2 % ¢ F HOa weune® a x t a | 3 3 § 4 : $ | é s % se ™ vw “Hou ee & Banuum upumeppr cnoBamu u pemm ux. Lot OTe 4, 1000 + 3000 = 2. 78 + 90 = 5. 600 —- 400 = 3. 1000 - 700 = Qo Orserb Ha Bompocsi. 1. Is there a picture on page twenty-one in your book? 2. Is there a text on page fifteen in your book? 3. What is there on page thirty-two in your book? 4, What is there on page forty-one in your book? 70 || Lesson 56 — =|Lessons 57, 58 @ Tlocnymaii HoBbIe copa Mu moBTopu ux 3a {uanoit. a bedroom a bathroom ['ba:Oru:m] ['bedruzm] a kitchen ['kit/on] a dining room [dainm jum] a living room ! [hvin rum] ! staff [sta:f] — corpyqHuku, o6c1ysxuBalonMii mepcoHast a guest [gest] — rocrp above [sbav] — Haq Qo TIpouurait aru Bompocs! Bcryx m nomsrratics yranaTS TpaBMJIbHBI OTBeT. 1. Are there 775 or 1,000 rooms in Buckingham Palace? 2. Are there 52 or 30 rooms for the Queen and her guests? 3. Are there 100 or 78 bathrooms? 4. Is there 1 or are there 5 kitchens in Buckingham Palace? @® Tlocnymai mu mpountaii, o vém rosopumu ypysba. TIposepp som orserst Wa Borpocsr ynp. 2. Diana: We are in Buckingham Palace. Look! It’s very beautiful. Ann: Wow, it’s fantastic! I want to see all the rooms. | Diana: You can’t, Ann. There are seven hundred seventy-five rooms in Buckingham Palace. Ann: It’s not a house — it’s a town! Does the Queen need so many rooms? Lessons 57,5810 Downing Street Betty: The Queen often has guests. There are fifty-two bedrooms for the Queen and her guests in the Palace. Ann: And what about the other rooms? Diana: There are one hundred eighty-eight bedrooms for the staff, and seventy-eight bathrooms. Will: How many kitchens are there in the Palace? Diana: There is one kitchen. It’s very big. The cooks can cook dinner for one thousand five hundred people in the kitchen here. Ann: And is 10 Downing Street a big house? Diana: In fact (aa camom gene), 10 Downing Street is three houses but it’s not very big. This place is a busy office and a home for the Prime Minister. All his staff work there too. Ann: What about the Prime Minister’s family? Do they have a living room? 1G a sas iDiana: Oh, yes. They live in a flat above the offices. They have a living room, a dining room, bedrooms, bathrooms and a kitchen there. oOo TIpouutait pasropop Anu u eé Apyseit mo poms. 71a Toro uro6si cipocuTh 0 KomMuecTBe mpeqMeTos, KOTOPble MO2HO MOCUMTATS, HYy%HO HavaTh BOMpoc co cnos How many? — CxompKo? Hanpumep: How many books are there on the table? — Cxomp- KO KHUT Ha cTose? How many houses are there in your street? — CKoIbKO JOMOB Ha TBOei ysuIe? o Tlonsrraiica yrayaTs mpaBMbHBIe OTBeTEI Ha 9TH BOMpOcEI. 1. How many doors are there in Buckingham Palace? 1,514 2,000 950 2. How many clocks are there in Buckingham Palace? 350 200 750 3. How many windows are there in Buckingham Palace? 760 750 900 4, How many offices are there in Buckingham Palace? 92 47 10 @ Tlocnymait J[uany u mposepb cBOM OTBeTEI. a Lessons 57,58_| 73( @ Haiiqu coorsercrsue mMexay HasBaHMAMM KOMHAT U TeM, uTO B OHUX Jemawr, a) People usually sleep in this room. b) People cook in this room. c) People wash themselves (ymprsarorcs) in this room. d) People watch TV and relax in this room. e) People eat in this room. 74 || Lessons 57, 58oO Ucnompsy nogckasky m onMUIM OAMH M3 JOMOB. Tsoi Apyr AouKeH yraqaTb, Kakoit JOM THI onucan. In this house there is a... There are... rooms in this house.@ B pa6oueit rerpaqu upuKnet ororpabuu Komuar cBoeit KBapTupst. Pacckaxk, CKOIBKO B Heli KOMHaT MH 4TO Balla CeMbA OOBIMHO AemaeT B KarKZOi us HUX. & Tlogroross Bompocsi aia cBoero Apyra. Ysuaii, cKonbKO KOMHAT B ero KBapTMpe M Kak OHM Ha3bIBaIOTCA. 1. rae 2. rye 3. rae 4. rae ©) Uoaroros: sompocs: yxa cnoero apyra. Vanaii: HaXOAMTCA TeeBHsOp. crouT 6ombmomt cron. HaxoqutTca Gompmiad KpoBaTb. HaxoquTcs MaraHoi mad. 5. ecrb mM y Apyra KoMmbioTep. O6paszeu: Where is the TV set in your flat? ypoka. Qo Burpexu ua padoueit Terpagu KapTouku ya cyeqyiomlero 76 || Lessons 57, 58BA cdal ts aoa) The Present Simple Tense Cneynanbupii Bonpoc tym. Moprana Kak CKBO3b 3eMJIIO MpoBasusach. Bes KoM- maca Haliru eé, Kasamocb, mpocTo HeBosmMoxHO. Urodsr or- Bieubca, AHA MpeqoKusa BOpOHy HaBeCTUTS rarosBI-{pa- Kom. Jlesouka m BOpoH cHoBa IIpumimM B ropox Present | Cezpuk nosBuica TONEKO Yepes HezemI0 u GpI MpauHee | | | Simple u ormpapusuch Ha yauny Cneyuanvnelit eonpoc. | Ha oro ymuye suByT Becénpie u 10603HaTenbHBIe BONPOCHTeIBHBI€ CJIOBA, KOTOPbIe TI XOPOIIO sHaelIIb: What (uro?), When (korga?), Where (rze?), How (kak?). Zina toro uTo6nl sayaTb cnenmabHBIt Bompoc, sTH ciOBa | Bcera CTAaBATCA B Havao MpessoxKennii, a 3a HMMM CJlely- er nomoujumK do, nogmexamee u riaron-apaKoura. Tlops0k cop B chelwManbHEIX BoTIpocax cregylonuit: BonpocutembHoe cioBpo + momomyHuK do B catloxKe + noyexamee + rmarom-~pakoma (6e3 caroxxKa) + BTOpOCTelleHHbie WJieHbl Wpezoxenua + ?& Kakue us npeqmomenuit, HanMcaHHEIX Ha BOsLyUIHBIX mapHkax,— cllelwaJibHpie Bompocsi? Q Tlog6epu K KaxKyomy WapuKy co CHelMabHEIM BOMpOcoM mlapHk ¢ OTBeTOM. @Q a) Wcnonsayit nogroroprerHbiit paspesHoit MaTepva M BEINOKM YeTBIpe YTBEPAUTETSHLIX TpeqOKeHUA. b) C nomonypo noMomHuKa do mpespaTH yTBepAUTeIbHEIE Mpemwoxenusn B OOMIMe BOMpOCEI. ©) IIpesparu o6njve Bompocti B clelMasbHBle. To6asp BOMpOcuTeIbHBIe CIOBAa HU yOepv C/OBa, K KOTOPbIM 3a/{a- | éres Bompoc. 78 || Lessons 59, 60__ ———©} Mo ovepeau saxasaiire apyr xpyry otH Bompocet uM oTBeualire Ha HUX. | What do you do.. 1. after school? | 2. in the evening? 3. in the morning? 4. at school? 5. in the kitchen? O6pazey: What do you do in the living room? — I watch TV in the living room. ©) Uoerymai nossre cnona um nosropa ux 3a Bern. a dacha ['da:tfa] — yaya a cinema ['stnomo] — xuHorearp a website ['websait] — caiir Bp Wnrepnere to want [wont] — xorerb at weekends [wik'endz] — no BEIxoqHEIM all [ol] — sce without [wid'avt] — Ges QB Auuna nogpyra Bepa Hanucana eit nucpmo. TIpounrait MCbMO M HaliqM B HEM CIelMaIbHbIe BOmpocsl. Hi, Ann, ' am fine, but life is very boring without you. Every day | get up, have breakfast and go to the park with wy friends. In the evenings we sometimes go to the cinema or watch TV. At weekends we go to our dachas. It’s not very interesting. How are you? Our friends ask me about you every day. They want to know about England, London and your new friends. Please, answer their questions. _Lessons 59, 60 || What places do you visit? Where do English children go for the weekends? What do the English eat? What English food do you like? What do you do in the evenings? Do your English friends speak Russian? You can put your answers on my website. My website is very popular. All my friends | read it every day. The address of my website is www.verasmile/narod.ru Love, Vera --2xKu, TO OHM XOTAT cyenaTE? Cedric: This isn’t Morgana. Morgana isn’t a nice lady. Ann: It’s very strange. But I want to go to Wimbledon [wimbldan] and see. Cedric: Yes, I want to go to Wimbledon too. @ Moprana 2xunét 8 Yum6mgone. Eli nempocro B COBpeMeHHOM Topoye, HM ona sanMcEIBaeT BCé, 4YTO ysHaéT. Tlocnymai vassanua syanuit u nopropu ux 3a Mopranoii. a library [latbrori] a police station [paji:s 'stei{n] a shopping centre [opm senta] a supermarket ['su:pama:kit] a hospital [hosprtl] a a a a post office ['peust fis] cinema ['sinomo] bank [benk] train station ['trem stein]© Haitian coorsercrsue mexpy vaspanmamn sqanuit mu ux us00paxKeHHAMH. g) a library h) a shopping centre i) a supermarket a) a bank b) a café [keefer] ©) a train station d) a police station e) a cinema f) a hospital “88 || Lesson 63 _ " 2 nea gai 4@ Tipountaii, uro Moprana xouer yenaTs cerozua. take a train to London buy a new dress and a new hat ea take out money talk to a doctor eat a sandwich o Cau, roe ona MoxeT 9TO crenaTD. O6pasey: She can take out money at the bank. Lesson 63 | 89 = =@ Y want: muoro umanos. Ipountaii eé @KeqHeBHUK uM HaiiqM cooTBeTcTBHe MexK_Y pucyHKaMM mM YHKTaMM mana. 9.00 drive Betty and Hugo to the station for their train to York 10.00 buy drinks and sandwiches for lunch 11.00 go for a walk with the dog 12.00 have lunch with Martin at his office 13.00 14.00 buy new shoes for Will take books from the library 15.00 16.00 visit a sick Gabonesuuuz) friend take out money at the bank _ have tea with friendsQo Kaxoit nyTb upugérca mpogenatp B oTor gen J[Mane? Hapucyit eé mapmrpyt. Diana lives © Uoaymait, xaxne onan Tans venssa womenurs, a@ Kakue MooxHO. Ilepenumm naannt J[manbi Tak, 4TO0OnI oHa TlOTpaTHla MeHDUIe BpemeHH. Oo VMs paspesnoro MaTepvasa B paGoveii TeTpayM BbIpesxKn us06paxkeHMA BOPOHOB uM IIpHHecH Ha yDOK. Lesson 63.) 91 aS7 — SSS | @ Tlocnymaii cnopa u BbipaxxeHua, KoTOpBle ToHaqobATCA Ane B YumO6rfone, mu nosropx ux 3a Ceqpukom. to get — jo6upateca to turn [ts:n] — nosopaunBaTb right [rart] — npapsrit, nanpaso left — nepsrit, Haneso on your right / left — cnpasa / cnepa or Te6A straight [strert] — mpamo to go up / down the street — ugTu BBepx / BHUS mo yume at — y, oKon0 & Tlpounrai pasrosop Anu u Busna, mporoxn MaPIIpyT, KOTOpBIM Hago upoiiru Axe, uw Haliqm Ha Kapre yom Buna. Ann: Hello, Bill! We are in Wimbledon. How do we get to your house? Bill: Where are you? Ann: We are at the train station. Bill: Turn left and go up the street. Turn right at the library and turn left again. My house is between the hospital and the café. Ann: Thank you. @ Aus u Cegpuk scé-raxu 3a6nyqumucp. Ipounraii pasrosop Aun c Bussom u moKaxm Ha Kapre, rye Haxo_umMcE Aua u Cegpux. 1 Ann: Hi, Bill. We are lost! Bill: What do you see? Ann: There is a café on my right and a big red house up the street. 92 | Lesson 64 _2 Ann: Hi, Bill. I can’t find you. Bill: Where are you now? Ann: I am between a supermarket and a library. | 3 Ann: I’m sorry, Bill. I am lost again. Bill: What do you see now? Ann: There is a hospital to my right and a bank to my left. Lesson 64 | 93ap Bocnonp3yiitecb 1aHOM ropofa M MHCHeHUpyitre Auanoru mexgzy Bunnom u Aueli, Menaacb pomamu. Ana fommKHa ckasaTb Busny, rye ona HaxoguTcA, a Bunn — oObac- nuTb Ave, Kak UpoiiTm K ero ZOMy. —— @ Haxonen, Aus u Ceapux joGpasnes 70 Buna. On pac- | cKasamq uM, B Kakux mectax Moprana OsipaeT watje Bcero. | Cenpux BEIsBa HeCKOnHKO BOPOHOB Ha MOMOMb, Mu OHM | pemmsm ycrpouTs sacazy. | Pasmecru m306paxKeHu BOPOHOB, KOTOPBIX TEI BbIpesast | jyjoma, Ha Kapre. Tsoi apyr jou2KeH cKasaTB, KTO Tye | cnpatasica mM 4TO OTTYAa BuyHO. | | | | O6pasey: Cedric is at the bank. He can see the library. | @ Hapucyit nan cBoero ropoga/qepeBHU M TOAMMUIM 3fa- | HMA, HasBaHMA KOTOPBIX TbI 3HaelIb MO-aHTIMiicKH. Qo TIpeqcraph, 4To Tb pasropapuBaemb c J[uanoi. OOnacHu eli gopory oT cBoero goma JO TBOeH UIKOIBI. 94 || Lesson 64[ Are you ready, Ann? Say the magic words and touch her with the magic wand! et] IIpountaii cnopa um BbIPaKeHUA, KOTOPEIe NOMOryT Te6e NOHATh, 4YeM 3aAKOHUMJach UCTOpus. to fight — gparnca a war [wo] — BoitHa world [w3:ld] — mup to believe [brliv] — sepurp to talk to each other — pasrosapusaTb apyr ¢ apyrom to travel ['trevl] — nmyTemecrsopaTb modern ['mpdn] — cospemeHuniit a horse [hos] — somagp 2 TIpowrai Kone, uctopum m oTBeTS Ha BOMpocsI. 1. Who can see Morgana? 2. Who says the magic words? fo) 3. Does Morgana want to fight? 2 = 4. Does the magic wand work? 5. Do modern people need magic? “> 6. Who says, “This world is magic?” We don’t believe you! |] < peeGood! I can show you. Say the magic words, Ann! Water, fire, snow and rain — Morgana is a doll again. Morgana is here! She isn’t a doll. I don’t understand! But why? Please tell us Morgana! , Because people don’t need wizards and witches. This world is magic! People build magic palaces and drive magic horses. They fly in the sky and travel under water. People talk to each other with the help of small magic boxes. They can see any part of the world in big shining pictures (oum MoryT yeu jets mo6yi0 wacTs cBeTa B OTpoMHBIX cumomux Kapranax). They have these pictures on the walls in their homes.{ Now 1 see: people don't need | ravens in the Tower. We are just (mpocro) an old legend. Rf We can fly away (ynerars). No, you can’t. There are still (@cé emé) wars in this world and Britain still needs ravens in the © Haitian 5 rexcre nogrsepxnenue cnonam “This world is magic”. © omens, xawne ,xyreca* namero spenenn ynomanya Moprana? a mobile phone a computer a submarine a supermarket skyscrapers a GPS navigator cinema electricity@ Kaxkne cospemenusie uso6pereHua saMeHuim BommeduEIe upeameTbi? Trt Moxenmh mpuayMaTb cBoli oTBeT K pucyHKy 6. tli 98 IL Lesson 65 f@ Bocnonpsyiica sTHuM TWwiaHOM mM pel, rye Th cHpAYeLIb co- Kposuime. Onumu B padoueit Terpagu myTb K coKpoBunyy. CKMM jipysbaM HalitH TBOé COKpoBUIe MO onMcaHuto. @ TIpercrass, uro TH B Axnrauu. IIpeqnomu cpoum anrauii- | | Lesson 66_| 99Ly etey=t-) elmer Let) © sr 3Haelrh, 4TO OsHataWT 9TH ciOBa M BbIpAKeHUA. a bank a tourist a bathroom a train station Buckingham Palace a website a cinema | a weekend a dining room | an ear | left an eye right a guest | straight hair a hospital | to get a kitchen to get ready a library to go up / down the street a lip to turn a living room to wear a police station on your right / left a portrait a post office without a shopping centre above a supermarket all a ticket * Txt momemb cneTb necnio “On the bus”. 100 | Lesson 66. pate ms pn —@ Tlocnymaii, uro roBopAT 2KMBOTHEIe, M HAIIMIIM, CKOIbKO uM JleT. Booboo Ay “Lulu ey Qo TIpounraii, Kak »xupétcn Moprane B XXI sexe, M OTBeTS Ha Bompocsr. 1. Where does Morgana live? 2. When does Morgana get up? : 3. Does Morgana have many friends? 4, Where does Morgana work? : 5. What does Morgana do after work? 6. Who often has dinner with Morgana? 7. What can Morgana make? 8. What can Morgana do with a mobile phone? Morgana lives in a small house in Wimbledon. She has a lot of friends. Morgana gets up at 8 o’clock and has breakfast. She likes eggs, jam and tea for breakfast. After breakfast Morgana goes to the train station and waits for her train to London. Morgana works in the British museum. She is happy there. After work Morgana goes to the cinema. She likes funny films. In the evening Morgana goes back to Wimbledon. She often has dinner with her new friends. Morgana makes yummy cakes. She is very popular. Morgana wants to buy a mobile phone for Christmas. With the mobile phone she can phone all her friends. Lesson 67 | 101 _oe Banat omMH Bompoc K KaxKZoMy us TO_uépKHyTBIX Mpen- sTomKennit. ©} Coeaunn aunnsma onmcanua u @ororpadun yocronpume- uaTembHocteit. 1. <) 102 || Lesson 67 It’s a very big clock. . You can see famous people and the British Queen there. . It is the Queen’s house. . The British Prime Minister lives there. There is Sherlock Holmes’s house in this street. The ravens live there. The Tower of Londono Hanunm, uro mo6ur u ne mo6ur ecrs Berru. ———-- Lessons 67 and 68_|_ 103104 erent VA 0)-T- 13) a lot of [> ‘bt ov] about [sbavt] — 0 above [abav] — aa actor [kta] — axrép actress [iektros] — axrpuca address [adres] — ampec Africa [iefriko] — Appuxa after [a:fta] — nocxe again [agen] — cuopa age [er] — nospacr air [eo] — posayx alive [lav] — »xunoit all [ol] — ace, ncé always [o:lwez] — acerna a [ol — neonpederénnorit. apmuras an [on] — neonpedentunviit apmurav and end) — angry [ngri] — cepawrstik animal [‘eniml] — >msorH0e answer [ansa] — (cyw.) orBer; (en.) orneuar Antarctica [zntaktiko] — ‘Anrapkrama any [eni] — so6oii apple [izpl] — s60Ko April [eipral] — anpens Arctic [akuk] — Aprrmxa armchair [amjfeo] — xpecao around [sraund] — soxpyr ask [ask] — cnpaummars at [et] — y, oxon0 aunt [ant] — réra Australia [ostreili] — Ancrpamaa awful [ofl] — yatacrsuit q-—___——_- back [bek] — Haasan bad [bed] — noxoit ‘MHOTO Vocabulary bag [beg] — cymxka, noprienp bake [beik] — new, poimexars ball [bol] — mau banana [banana] — 6anax bank [benk] — Game bat [bet] — neryuas mans bathroom [ba@ru:m] — annaa KomHaTa bear [bea] — megnenp beautiful [bju:tafl] — xpacusstii, mpekpacHsiit because [bikoz] — noromy ¥ro bed [bed] — xponars bedroom ['bedrum] — cnamsHa beefeater [bifi:ta] — Gubwrep behind [brhaind) — mosagu, 3a believe [bili:v]) — neprp bench [benif] — cxames best [best] — xyummii between [bitwin] — mexay biscuit [biskit] — meveHse black [blk] — uépustit blue [blu] — roxy6oit body [bvdi] — reo book [buk] — xHmra boot [but] — Goraxox bored [bod] — ckyuaromuit boring [borin] — cxysmetii box [boks] — xopodKa boy [bol] — manpum bread [bred] — x1e6 breakfast [brekfast] — saprpax bridge [brid] — moct bring [brn] — mpaxocurs brother ['brada] — 6par brown [braun] — xopwuneppuit build [bid] — crpowrs burger [bs:g2] — Gyprep (6ynouxa, pagpesauiHas BHONb ¢ Yem-1H60 BHYTDH) bus [bas] — azro6yc busy [biz] — sanarditbut [bat] — xo butter [bats] — maczo buy [bal] — noxyrars bye [bal] — 70 cannanna cab [kb] — taxcw cabbage [‘kebis] — kanycra café [kefel] — xapé cake [kek] — topr can [ken] — mow car [ka] — apromo6uas card [kad] — orkpsrrKa, kaprouxa cat [ket] — Koma catch [ket] — molimars, exparars celebrate [‘selabreit] — mpaagHonars centre [Senta] — nexrp chair [tes] — cry cheese [tfi:z] — carp child [ffaild] — pe6éxox children [tildran] — gern chips [tips] — wanest chocolate [\fklot] — moxonax Christmas [krismas] — Poxtnecrno church [t/3:t!] — nepxons cinema [sinoma] — KiHo city [siti] — ropox clap [klep] — xaonars class [klas] — xnace clean [klin] — (za.) yOupare; (npus.) sorerstit clever [Kleva] — ymusiit climb [klam] — pa6uparses, KapadKarbcs clock [klok] — uacst close [klovz] — aaxpsmars coffee [kofi] — Kode cold [kould] — xosogestit colour [kal] — mper come [kam] — mpuxogurp compass [kampos] — kommac computer [kampju:ta] — Kommsiorep cook [kuk] — (cyry.) nopap; (24.) TOTOBUTS cool [ku:l] — xsaccmstit cosy [kovzi] — yiormstii, yaoousiit count [kaunt] — canrars country [kantri] — crpaxa cousin [kazn] — qporopommetit Spar /cecrpa cow [kau] — Koposa cucumber [‘kju;kamba] — orypen, cup [kap] — sama cute [kju:t] — maze Q -—--- dacha [da:fo] — gaya dad [ded] — mana daddy [dedi] — nanowxa dance [da:ns] — rannenars dark [dak] — rénrsri daughter [‘do:ta] — nous day [dei] — zen» dear [dio] — goporoit decorate [dekoreit] — yxpamars desk [desk] — mapra, mucbmenusti eros dining room [damm rum] — cromonast dinner [dina] — ysxmr do [du] — zexars doctor [dokto] — spas dog [dog] — cobaxa doll [dol] — xyxxa door [do] — azepp down [daun] — sams dress [dres] — nxarse drink [drmyk] — (cywy.) nanmror; (ea.) mT drive [drav] — sogurs mamuny duck [dak] — yrKa e—_—_—— each [it] — Kazeqstit ear [10] — yxo early [3:li] — pano eat [it] — ecrs, xymara egg [eg] — slino Vocabulary | 105106 electricity [iJek'trisati] — onexrpo- aueprast elephant [elifont] — exon eleven [rlevn] — oamanaquars elf [elf] — om@ England [inglond] — Auras English [‘nglif] — (cyw.) aHTIMWaHUE; (npUz.) anranticenit evening [i:vnm] — sevep every [evri] — Kaacquttt eye [ai] — ras a -- face [fers] — sanyo fact [fiekt] — daxr fair [fea] — cpetmsiit family [‘femli] — cepa famous [‘fermos] — uapecruutit fat [fet] — romerstit father [fads] — oren favourite [fervrat] — mo6umetit fight [fait] — cpaskarsca, aparsca film [film] — @uaem find [fad] — naxoqurs finish [fim] — (cyu.) Konen; (ea.) saxananpare fish [ff] — psiGa five [fav] — usre fizzy [‘fizi] — rasmposanssit flag [fleg] — daar flat |flet] — xpaprmpa flower [flava] — mseToK fly fla] — xerarp food [fud] — ena football [futbol] — @yr6on for [f] — ana fox |foks] — mca friend [frend] — apyr friendly [frendli] — apyaxemo6unrit from [from] — m3 fruit [fru:t] — gpysrst fun [fan] — saGaza funny ['fsni] — cmemmoit, saGaBHeit | Vocabulary a game [gem] — urpa garden [gadn] — cax genius [dinias] — rennit get [get] — nonyyarn, goOmparsca giraffe [daraf] — ampad girl [gs:l] — aesouxa give [gtv] — aasars gnome [navm] — rao go [gov] — warn golden [govldn] — soxoroi good [gud] — xopommit goodbye [gud'bal] GPS navigator [<5i:pi — cucrema, Koropan ompexesser MeCTOHAXOKseHMe ¢ TOMOIT5IO cnyranka granny [greni] — Ga6ymKa great [greit] — samevatemsastit green (gri:n] — senénstiit grey [grei] — cepstit, cenoit grow [grou] — pacra guest [gest] — rocrs guitar [git] — rurapa guy [gal] — napenp ee hair [hea] — somocer hand [hend] — pyka happy [hepi] — cuactamsprii hat [het] — mana have [hav] — umers | he [hi] — on | head [hed] — rosoza | hear [hie] — casmars hello [halo] — npuser 4 help [help] — (cys,) nomouys; (en.) tlomorars hen [hen] — xypana her [h3:] — e8 here [hr] — sqecb hi [hal] — uparer him [him] — ero, um, emy hippo [hips] — runnonoramhis [hrz] — ero holiday [holidel] — npaogmm home [houm] — som homework [houmywa:k] — Tomamussa pa6ora honey [‘hani] — méx hooray [hv'el] — ypa horn [hon] — rygox horse [hos] — somaqy hospital [hosprtl] — 6omsanna hot [hot] — ropsanit hotel [hav'tell — rocrmuna hour [avo] — 4ac house [haus] — om how [hav] — xax hundred [handrad] — cro hungry [‘hangri] — ronoguetit I fal — « idea [ardie] — ugen in [in] — B India [india] — Huqua interesting [intrastin] — muTepecustit into [intu] — 5 is [iz] — naxogutcs, apnseres it [it] — ero jam [dem] — sapense jar [da] — Oanxa joke [bouk] — myrxa jump [amp] — npsirars just [&ast] — mpocro kangaroo [kengsru] — xeurypy key [ki] — xox kid [kid] — maseom kind [kad] — jo6pstii king [kip] — xopomp kingdom [kindam] — xopomeserso kitchen [kin] — xyxns kite [kart] — noanymmert omett know [nov] — snare lady [led] — nean lake [lek] — osepo lamp [lemp] — xamna large [lax] — Gomsmoii leaves [livz] — ances left [lef] — zenstit, nazeno leg [leg] — nora lesson [esn] — ypox letter ['leta] — mmcpmo library [larbrori] — 6u6morexa life [laf] — anon like [lak] — so6urTs, Hpasursca lion [arn] — ea lip [ip] — ry6a litre [lista] — arp little [ltl] — maxenpxuit live [ly] — 2xurp living room [vm rum) — rocrmuas long [lon] — ammuasrit look [lok] — cmorpers lost [lost] — norepaunsiit love [lav] — (cyws.) m1060BB; (ea.) mo6uTe lucky [aki] — cuacrampsrit, yaawmpeii lunch [lant] — ena 8 cepenmue aus oO — —---- magie [madsk] — (cyw.) somme6crs0; (npu.) BommeSusrit make [merk] — geqare mama [moma] — mama man [men] (men [men] — uemosex (uyacamunt) many [meni] — muoro map [mzp] — xapra March [maf] — mapr mate [mei] — apyr, mpusrem. Vocabulary | 107— Mue, Mena meal [mil] — ena meat [mit] — maco office ['ofis] — odue merry [meri] — necésstit often ['ofn] — vacto metre [mits] — merp OK [aukel] — Xopormo! Jlanxo! middle ['midl] — cepenuxa old [auld] — crapsrit milk [milk] — moxoKo omelette ['omlst] — omer million [mijn] — muxan0n on [on] — na minister [mimisto] — muanerp one [wan] — oun minus [‘mainas] — muxye only [2unli] — roo mobile [‘maubatl] — moGumerstit open [2upn] — orkpsisars modern ['mpdn] — cospemennrit or [3] — nam money [mani] — jeHsrn orange [vrinds] — (cyws.) monkey [manki] — oGeapsa arlemscma; (npus.) oparxesstit monster [monsta] — yzosnme our [ava] — nant morning [‘ms:n] — yrpo out [aut] — us Moscow ['moskou] — Mockza mother [mada] — mars a mouse [maus] — msm Mrs [‘misiz] — mmcene page [pers] — crpanuna mug [mag] — xpymxa palace ['pelas] — ssopen, mum [mam] — wama panda [pends] — manga museum [mjuzi:am] — myseii part [pat] — sacrp must [mast] — gomxer past [past] — (cyw,) mpomnoe; my [mai] — moi (npua.) mpomexmmit pasta [‘pesta] — maxaponnure manent Q pay [pel] — nzarar, name [nem] — ums pea [pi] — ropommaa near [nia] — oKoz10 pen [pen] — pyuKa need [nid] — nyanarecsn pencil [‘pensl] — xapanzanr new [nju] — nopprtit penguin [pengwin] — maxreun next [nekst] — cneayrommii people [pi:pl] — monn nice [nats] — xopommit pet [pet] — jomammee oxmmornoe nine [nan] — xeBaT» phone [fun] — (cyw.) renemox; nineteen [namtin] — (2n,) sBoHWTE enaTHagnaTe photo [fsutav] — doro ninety [nainti] — yesaHocro piano [pizenou] — doprenmaro no [nov] — Her picture [piktfo] — xaprana noise [no] — myw pig [pig] — caunsa normally [‘no:mli] — o6sran0 pin [pm] — 6yzapKa nose [nevz] — Hoc pink [pk] — posossrit not [not] — ner pizza [pits] — nunna now [nau] — ceifuac place [ples] — mecto number [‘nambo] — omep plane [ple] — camozer nut [nat] — opex play [ple] — urpars 108 || Vocabu Jplayer ['plero] — urpok please [pli:z] — nomanyiicra plus [plas] — noc plush [plaj] — momesstit poem ['pouim] — cruxorsopenue police [polis] — noma policeman [peli:smon] — nommuelicxuit pony [p2uni] — noma poor [po!| — Gemustit popular [‘popjule] — nonyaspeetit portrait [‘potrit]| — noprper post office [poust pfis] — noura potato [peteitzu] — Kaprodenuna present ['preznt] — (cyu.) nogapox; (npu.t.) Hacrosumuit president ['prezidant] — npesuzent pretty [prti] — cmmmarawnetit project [‘procsekt] — mpoexr pub [pab] — ma6 (saxycounas) pupil [‘pjupl] — ysenux put [put] — xaacrp oe ——— queen [kwi:n] — xopomesa question [kwest{n] — sonpoc rabbit [rebit] — Kpoxm rap [rep] — pon raven ['reivn] — Bopou read [rid] — uuvare real [rol] — peaspnetit, actos really [riali] — zetiersurensno red [red] — xpacustit, ppvxuit reindeer [‘reindio] — cesepxetit oneHs relax [rileks] — orapixars, paccaa6iATECa right [rat] — mpasntii ring [rm] — xKoxsno0 roof [ruf] — xpsnma room [rum] — xomnara rose [rauz| — posa royal [‘rorl] — Koponesckuit run [ran] — Gerars Russian [raf] — (cywy,) PoccuaHMH; (nput.) pycckHit oo sad [sed] — rpycrasii salad [sled] — casar sandwich [sendwid] — 6yrep6pon, Santa Claus [sent klo:z] — Canra-Kaaye saucepan [sospan] — xacrpronsa sausage [‘sosi] — KomGaca, cocncKa say [sel] — rosopurs school [sku:l] — uxosa seone [skaun] — 6ysouKa sea [si] — mope secret [si:krat] — cexper see |si] — suzerp seven ['sevn] — cemp she [fi] — ona shelf [felf] — nomka shoe [fu] — tyb2a shop [op] — marasux shopping centre [Jopiy sents] — ‘roprosstit uexTp short [fo:t] — xoporxuit show [fou] — noxassipars shy [fal] — sacrermpstii, pooxmit sing [sm] — ners singer [sjo] — mesex sister [sisto] — cecrpa sit [sit] — cugers skate [skei] — xavarsca Ha KOHBKAX skateboard [skeitbo.d] — cxelin6opa ski [ski] — xavarsca wa menKax sky [skal] — ne60 skyscraper ['skaiskre1pa] — HeGocKpé6 sleep [slip] — (cyus.) con; 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