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VI. Language development. B. There's a word missing from each of these Proverbs
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| A. Using the words on the right make up sentences describing the weather in Great Britain. Make up positive as well as negative sentences. | Noun | Adjective | Noun | Adjective |
| sun | sunny | wind | windy | |
| cloud | cloudy | ice | ic(e)y | |
| fog | foggy | shower | showery | |
| heat | hot | humidity | humid |
B. There's a word missing from each of these proverbs. Choose the correct one from the three possibilities.
| 1. An Englishman's home is his _____. a) security b) castle c) palace 2. Let sleeping dogs _____. a) sleep b) dream c) lie 3. Many _____ make light work. a) servants b) hands c) cooks 4. It takes all sorts to make a _____. a) world b) war c) salad 5. Prevention is better than _____. a) cure b) punishment c) medicine | 6. _____ is thicker than water. a) coffee b) blood c) soup 7. A miss is as good as a _____. a) mister b) mile c) wife 8. Birds of a _____ flock together. a) family b) cage c) feather 9. It's no use crying over _____ milk. a) sour b) spilt c) tinned 10. _____ begins at home. a) charity b) learning c) love |
Match the Following English and Russian Proverbs:
| 1. A good name is better than riches. 2. He will never set the Thames on fire. 3. Make hay while the sun shines. 4. Live and learn. 5. An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening. | a) Куй железо пока горячо. b) Добрая слава лучше богатства. c) Век живи, век учись. d) Утро вечера мудренее. e) Он пороха не выдумает. |
Learn all of them by heart!
C. Which description fits which game?
| 1) Soccer 2) Lawn tennis 3) Table tennis 4) Cricket | A. The most popular English summer game, played on a green field, very slow and long by two teams of 11 players each. B. One of the most popular English games, played from late August until the beginning of May on a large field with a round leather ball, by two teams of 11 players each. C. A very popular outdoor game, played on a court with rackets in which the ball must pass back and forth over a net. D. A game played by two of teams of two players on a rectangular table using wood paddles and a small plastic ball. |
D. Everyday expressions.In a game with a ball practice asking questions (student A) and answering to them (student B). Then exchange the roles.
- She's sneezing. She's coughing. She's got a sore throat. She's blowing her nose. She's got a temperature.
- Where's the clinic? - How do I get to the hospital? - How do I call the doctor? - Please, give me the doctor's phone-number. - I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor. - Can I make an appointment to see the doctor? - That time would be fine. - Please, call a doctor. - It's an emergency.
- I feel sick. - I have a cold. - I have a headache. - I have a backache. - My leg hurts. - It hurts here. - I feel nauseous. - My stomach is upset. - I have something in my eye. - Is it serious? - I'm taking this medicine. - I feel worse. - I feel much better.
- a splinter, pain, painkilling, sharp pain, a prescription, a chemist, a heart attack, asthma, lung cancer, a rash, allergic, a bruise, a cough, diarrhea, flu.