Idioms:
previous: An apple a day keeps the doctor away
today: just what the DOCTOR ordered - лише те, що треба
next: DOES what it says on the tin
Homophones:
previous: bruise vs brews
today: bridal vs bridle - наречена vs вуздечка
next: broach vs brooch
WORD OF THE DAY
Cambridge:
previous: take sth out on sb
today: mess with sb - чиплятись до когось
Мова - ДНК нації:
попереднє: мазати медом речі
сьогодні: ФОльга
STUDENTS
Kirill (6)
Oxford Team 1
S.B. p.58 e.1 Read about Yolanda. Tick the things she likes (1-5)
tick - позначити, поставити галочку
thing - річ, предмет
thing vs think
In my family we eat lots of different things.
багато - lots of
різні - different
I like fruit, and I always eat apples and oranges.
I also like vegetables, especially carrots.
також - also
особливо - especially
I don't eat fish, because I don't like it.
I don't eat a lot of sweets but I drink a lot of milkshakes.
багато - a lot of
sweet - цукерка
I love chips, but I hate hamburgers, cheeseburgers and crips.
ненавидіти - hate
чіпси - crisps
My favourite food is chicken and my favourite drink is chocolate shake.
S.B. p.58 e.2 Listen to Helen and Paul. Complete the notes.
Paul hates bananas.
Paul never eats 1)
фантастичний - fabulous
S.B. p.58 e.3 Ask and answer with a partner.
ask - запитувати
fried potatoes
Lilia's chops
tangerine
Writing
and, but and or
Writing tip!
We use and, but and or to join two ideas.
або - or
об'єднати - join
p.59 e.4 Join the sentences using and, but or or.
1. I like chicken. I like lamb.
2. I like aubergines. I don't like tomatoes.
3. I don't like potatoes. I don't like pasta.
4. I don't like bread. I like biscuits.
5. I like ice-cream. I like chocolate milkshake.
6. I don't like rice. I don't like potatoes.
Nastia R.
Full Blast 2
S.B. p.25 2c Exploring the past
Ex.1 Read
Ancient Civilisations
civilisation /сівілайзейшн/
Did you know that...?
know-knew-known - знати
know vs no
I have no time. - Я маю не (не маю) часу.
I know Nastia Rihtik.
that - що
an - cient /ейн - шент/
In the ancient world, people didn't live long. = В стародавньому світі люди не жили довго.
Life /лайф/ was very hard in the past. - Життя було дуже важке у минулому.
In ancient Egypt, most people lived to be 30 years old and in ancient China people died between the ages of 22-35. - В стародавньому Єгипті більшість людей жили щоб бути 30-річними старими та в стародавньому Китаї люди помирали між віком 22-35.
For this reason /рі:зн/, they got married at the age of 14. - За цієї причини вони одружувались у віці 14.
ancient - щось стародавнє - прикметник
past - стародавні часи - минуле - іменник
щоб бути тридцятирічними - to be 30 years old
між віками (кого-чого) 22-35 - between ages of 22-35
In ancient Egypt people didn't use to eat with forks. - В стародавньому Єгипті не мали звичку їсти вилками.
They sometimes used spoons and knive, but they mainly ate with their hands. - Вони інколи використовували ложки і ножі, але вони головним чином їли своїми руками.
Я ріжу хліб ножЕМ. = Я ріжу хліб з допомогою ножа. - I cut bread WITH a knife.
with - вживається, щоб показати знаряддя праці.
After they ate, they washed their hands of course! - Після (того, як) вони поїли, вони мили свої руки безумовно!
Ancient Greeks had forks but they only used them to serve food. - Стародавні греки мали виделки, але вони лише використовували їх щоб подавати їжу.
previous: An apple a day keeps the doctor away
today: just what the DOCTOR ordered - лише те, що треба
next: DOES what it says on the tin
Homophones:
previous: bruise vs brews
today: bridal vs bridle - наречена vs вуздечка
next: broach vs brooch
WORD OF THE DAY
Cambridge:
previous: take sth out on sb
today: mess with sb - чиплятись до когось
Мова - ДНК нації:
попереднє: мазати медом речі
сьогодні: ФОльга
STUDENTS
Kirill (6)
Oxford Team 1
S.B. p.58 e.1 Read about Yolanda. Tick the things she likes (1-5)
tick - позначити, поставити галочку
thing - річ, предмет
thing vs think
In my family we eat lots of different things.
багато - lots of
різні - different
I like fruit, and I always eat apples and oranges.
I also like vegetables, especially carrots.
також - also
особливо - especially
I don't eat fish, because I don't like it.
I don't eat a lot of sweets but I drink a lot of milkshakes.
багато - a lot of
sweet - цукерка
I love chips, but I hate hamburgers, cheeseburgers and crips.
ненавидіти - hate
чіпси - crisps
My favourite food is chicken and my favourite drink is chocolate shake.
S.B. p.58 e.2 Listen to Helen and Paul. Complete the notes.
Paul hates bananas.
Paul never eats 1)
фантастичний - fabulous
S.B. p.58 e.3 Ask and answer with a partner.
ask - запитувати
fried potatoes
Lilia's chops
tangerine
Writing
and, but and or
Writing tip!
We use and, but and or to join two ideas.
або - or
об'єднати - join
p.59 e.4 Join the sentences using and, but or or.
1. I like chicken. I like lamb.
2. I like aubergines. I don't like tomatoes.
3. I don't like potatoes. I don't like pasta.
4. I don't like bread. I like biscuits.
5. I like ice-cream. I like chocolate milkshake.
6. I don't like rice. I don't like potatoes.
Nastia R.
Full Blast 2
S.B. p.25 2c Exploring the past
Ex.1 Read
Ancient Civilisations
civilisation /сівілайзейшн/
Did you know that...?
know-knew-known - знати
know vs no
I have no time. - Я маю не (не маю) часу.
I know Nastia Rihtik.
that - що
an - cient /ейн - шент/
In the ancient world, people didn't live long. = В стародавньому світі люди не жили довго.
Life /лайф/ was very hard in the past. - Життя було дуже важке у минулому.
In ancient Egypt, most people lived to be 30 years old and in ancient China people died between the ages of 22-35. - В стародавньому Єгипті більшість людей жили щоб бути 30-річними старими та в стародавньому Китаї люди помирали між віком 22-35.
For this reason /рі:зн/, they got married at the age of 14. - За цієї причини вони одружувались у віці 14.
ancient - щось стародавнє - прикметник
past - стародавні часи - минуле - іменник
щоб бути тридцятирічними - to be 30 years old
між віками (кого-чого) 22-35 - between ages of 22-35
In ancient Egypt people didn't use to eat with forks. - В стародавньому Єгипті не мали звичку їсти вилками.
They sometimes used spoons and knive, but they mainly ate with their hands. - Вони інколи використовували ложки і ножі, але вони головним чином їли своїми руками.
Я ріжу хліб ножЕМ. = Я ріжу хліб з допомогою ножа. - I cut bread WITH a knife.
with - вживається, щоб показати знаряддя праці.
After they ate, they washed their hands of course! - Після (того, як) вони поїли, вони мили свої руки безумовно!
Ancient Greeks had forks but they only used them to serve food. - Стародавні греки мали виделки, але вони лише використовували їх щоб подавати їжу.
Rozgon (4)
жвавий центр
I should be done in the place
tear /тіер/ - сльоза, плакати vs tear-tore-torn
/теер/ - розривати щось на шматки
hold-up (n.) – 1) затримка; 2)
крадіжка з використання насилля або погрозами; 3) hold-ups – панчохи на
резинці
hold up (phrasal verb) remain strong
and successful
violence – насилля
hold-up man = robber = thug
hold sth up as sth – використовувати щось у якості позитивного
прикладу, взірця
hold your end up – hang in on
hold your hands up – admit that you
were wrong
hold your head up high – be very
confident and proud
hold sb/sth up to ridicule – to
laugh unkindly and publicly at sth or sb
NB: Arakin’s phonetics exercises
find and bring sth back – r*****ve
crawl /кро:л/ - 1) повзти; 2) повзати рачки; 3) низькопоклонничати; 4) заповнювати
чимось повзучим;
‘Whiplash’
due to
Він через силу грає твір тому що …
he is “done”. – він не підходить; він не влаштовує; він «видохся»
публіка
вибути з закладу навчання
«Ігрок» 2014 Марк Уолберг
gambler
anxiety – nervousness about what is
going to happen in the near future
Sean
testify
Fadeyev (4)
Click On 2
Workbook
p.13 e.13
1) I went to the theatre last week.
I go to the theatre every week.
Simple
I am going to the theatre now. Cont
2) I read the book ‘Dick Sand, A
Captain at Fifteen’ yesterday.
I try to read a book when I have
free time. Simple
I am reading a book tomorrow. Cont
3) I did many things three months
ago.
I am busy doing many different
things these days. Cont
I usually do many different things
every day. Simple
4) I had an English class/lesson
last Saturday.
I am having an English class now.
Cont
I have an English class every
Saturday. Simple
5) I travelled to the Carpathians
last summer.
I am travelling to the Carpathians
this winter holidays. Cont
I travel somewhere every summer
holidays. Simple
6) I bought me a cat in 2013.
I buy new shoes every year. Simple
I am buying a new hat next year. Cont
I am buying a new hat next year. Cont
Alexey (1)
Upstream Intermediate
SB p.123 e.16
1 There isn’t much milk left in the
bottle.
2 give sb a lift – підвозити когось
He offered to give us a lift to the
station.
3 She reminded him to take an
umbrella with him.
4 I’m sorry we have run out of
coffee.
5 There is hardly anything in the
fridge.
6 Jo advised Tim to cut down on salt.
7 How much is that saucepan, please?
8 Rob suggested inviting Lisa to the
pary.
SB p.123 e.17
drastic – severe and sudden
1) mentally
2) studies
make sb do sth – примушувати когось робити щось
however = but
last – тривати
high fibre
tend to be – мають тенденцію бути
nevertheless – однак
artificial – штучний
flavouring – приправа
anxious
prone to – схильний до
SB p.124 e.1
variety – різноманітність
cookery classes
out of place
fancy = like
have friends round – принимать друзей на обед
come up with = offer
since
M&H
Good evening!
Gg [джі:]
double
Hh [ейч]
plus
Henry
Diana
Amelia
Anne
Ivan
George
Meena
Mm [eм]
ee [i:]
Karen
Kk [кеі]
Jack
ck [k]
Jj [джеі]
Kavita
Amal
their [зеер] їх
children [чілдрен]
's - закінчення присвійного відмінку
husband [хазбенд] - чоловік
father [фа:зер] - батько
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