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Rekomend Disk Angl 5kl 2013
Rekomend Disk Angl 5kl 2013
3a. Listen to the camp ad and say which camp in ex. 1a it is about.
Do you like summer? Do you like being active? Do you like sports? Come to
Sports Summer Camp and do what you love doing! Do sports! Make new friends!
Enjoy your summer! Sports Summer Camp is on from June 1 till August 25.
You’re welcome!
Reporter: Hi, Nikita. I heard you were at camp last summer. Tell us how it was
there.
Nikita: Yes! The lake and the forest / wood are really beautiful.
Nikita: It’s Zubronok, a camp that is open to children all year round.
Nikita: Yes, you can! You can go there in any month. They have a school at the
camp and it works from September to June.
Reporter: I see. Great! But you were at Zubronok in summer, weren’t you?
Nikita: Yes, I was there from the 11th till the 28th of August. We were the last
summer group.
Reporter: How old were the children at camp, Nikita? Is it for small children only?
Nikita: No, it’s for all school age groups actually. Children between 6 and 17 can
go to the camp.
Reporter: Wow! That’s great! But… But wasn’t it boring for older children to do
what the small children did?
Nikita: Oh, no! It was never boring at camp! Different groups had different plans,
and all activities were very interesting.
Reporter: Can you tell us what activities you liked very much?
Nikita: Sure! We rode bikes and roller-bladed, we played different sports games
like football and volleyball, we had funny running races, and of course we also
went swimming in the lake.
Nikita: Yes, I do! And I also liked a dance class. We learned a Belarusian dance
for the final concert there. Oh, and one day we visited people on a farm. First, we
listened to how they live in the country, and then we helped the farmer and his
wife. I cleaned the horse and then I gave water to it. It was fantastic!
Morning. That day, we got up (1) very early1. My parents took me to the camp. My
dad drove (2) the car. It was fast! We came (3) first to the camp! My mum gave (4)
me some sweets to make my life happier. My parents took me to my camp leader 2.
Then my mum and dad said (5) “Goodbye” and went home.
Early afternoon. We had a running race before lunch. It was fun! We ran (6) 100
meters. I came first! My camp leader said “Good job!” and gave (7) me a cake. I
ate it with my new friends at lunch.
Late afternoon. The weather was very hot and we went to the lake to swim. We
swam (8) in turn3. The water was very nice and clean.
1
early [ˈɜːli] – рано
2
camp leader [ˈliːdə] - вожатый
3
in turn [ɪn ˈtɜːn] – по очереди
Evening. When it got dark, we had a camp fire. I made a lot of friends there. We
had a lot of fun!
Ex. 5a. Listen to Mike, Liz and Elfin talking about TV and answer.
Elfin: A TV? What are these people doing there in the box?
Mike: It’s a film. This one is an action film. I love action films! They are so
interesting!
Liz: No, they aren’t. I don’t want to watch this one. I like music programmes.
Look, there’s a good one on now. It’s called “Top of the Pops”.
Mike: Oh, no! Not now! This music programme is for girls! It’s boring! Let’s
watch a sports programme. Oh, football! Hooray! Do you like football, Elfin?
Elfin: Football? I …
Liz: No, he doesn’t. I hate football. I don’t like sports programmes. Oh, look!
“The Pink Panther”!
Mike: Me too. Let’s watch this one. Oh, no! It’s over! Let’s watch something else.
Liz: Great. Thank you. I need4 new Christmas tree ornaments. I’m going to the
supermarket. Let’s go together.
4
Need – нуждаться; I need – мне нужно; we need – нам нужно
Liz: Christmas ornaments are a good present.
1a. Rotty plays a guessing game with Moldy. Listen and complete the
conversation.
Rotty: No, there isn’t. There isn’t a sweet. There’s a biscuit in the box.
Catch!
Rotty: No, there isn’t. There isn’t any water. There’s some milk in the cup.
Drink!
The zoo keeper’s job is very interesting. I can say it’s exciting to look after
animals. The zoo keeper can drive a tractor, he knows the computer very well and
he is very good with animals. He knows a lot about them and can tell interesting
stories about them. There’s always a lot of work at the zoo.
Ex. 1b
Lizards live on all continents. They live in forests, deserts, grasslands, in the jungle
and in the mountains.
There are not high mountains in Belarus but there are a lot of hills in the
country. The highest point of Belarus is Mount Dzyarzhynskaya (346 meters high).
You can see a lot of green fields, meadows and swamps. One third of the
country is covered with forests or pushchas. Belarusian forests are home to many
animals and birds.
Ex. 1b, 1c. Listen to a story about little Abbu, the chief’s son.
This is the story of little Abbu and the strange cave. Little Abbu was the chief’s
son. He lived in a village on the island. Every morning he went to collect nuts. One
morning he got up, said ‘goodbye’ to his parents and went out of the house. There
was a field with tall grass near the village. Abbu walked through the field. Then he
turned right. He went up the hill slowly. He went down the hill quickly. He went
past the lake and came to the river. Abbu swam across the river and came to a big
cave. Suddenly he heard some noise in the cave. It was very strange. Abbu was a
brave boy so he looked into the cave. At first he couldn’t see very well, but then he
saw … the Tree Monsters!
UNIT 9. LESSON 1. English-speaking countries
Ex. 2b
autumn - fall
bathroom - restroom
biscuits - cookies
chips – French fries
crisps - chips
flat - apartment
lift - elevator
shop - store
sweet - candy
the cinema – the movies
Ex. 3b
Hello everybody! In our programme we’re starting a new series about animals and
birds which are national symbols of different countries. You’ll learn about the bald
eagle, which is the symbol of the USA. I’m sure you know that the kangaroo is the
symbol of Australia, but perhaps you don’t know that the lion is the national
animal of Britain, and the tiger is the symbol of India. Today we’re going to talk
about the beaver, the national symbol of Canada. Beavers live in many areas of
North America.