title: Презентация на тему: About Russia

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www.flags.net/RUSS.htm
900igr.net
Where is Russia?
Map of Russia
www.flags.net/RUSS.htm
Facts About Russia
The capital of Russia is Moscow.
The population of Russia is 149,476,000.
The money used is the ruble.
The language spoken is Russian.
Moscow
www.galenfrysinger.com
St. Petersburg
www.galenfrysinger.com
Irkutsk, in Siberia
www.galenfrysinger.com
Famous Sights in Russia
The Hermitage Museum- (click on the name to see a virtual visit)
The Kremlin
The Peter and Paul Fortress (click on name to find out more.
www.russia.com/photos/
Famous Palaces(click on the names to find out more)
www.pbase.com/hiker_photograph/image/48246979
Peterhof
Go to this website to see interactive panoramas of the entire palace- www.peterhof.org/english/pano/

www.euratlas.com/Atlas/ russia/peterhof_palace.jpg
The Brown Bear
Russian Teacakes
Baba Yaga
Russian Nesting Dolls
Ballet
Ukrainian pysanky

What Russian Kids Do
Russian children love ice skating, sledding and playing ice hockey in the winter and swimming and boating in the summer.
Find out about schools in Russia at this website - www.kidsculturecenter.com/russia/russ_edu.htm
Find out about daily life in Russia at this site-	http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0212302/russia.html

What Russians Like to Eat

www.world-recipes.info/russia-russian/
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes.aspx?WithTerm=Russia
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Borscht-I/Detail.aspx
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Kartoshnik-with-Cheese-and-Onions/Detail.aspx
Go to these websites for some Russian recipes:
Some Famous Russians
Yuri Gagarin - first man in space
Mikhail Gorbachev - leader of the Soviet Union who made the country more free and democratic
Anna Pavlova - world-famous ballerina
Peter Tchaikovsky - a composer who wrote the music for The Nutcracker
Sergey Prokofiev - wrote the words and music for Peter and the Wolf
Learn More About Russia
More Good Websites
Books to Read
Discovering Cultures- Russia. Sarah DeCapua. Marshall Cavendish Corporation. 2004.

A Ticket to Russia. Tom Streissguth. Carolrhoda Books, Inc. 1997. Excellent for 3-5.

Russia: A Portrait of the Country Through Its Festivals and Traditions.  Grolier. 1999.

Celebrating Birthdays in Russia. Cheryl L. Enderlein. Capstone Press. 1998.

Russia ABCs. Ann Berge. Picture Window Books. 2004.


title: Презентация на тему: Ачык дәрес

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title: Презентация на тему: AC/DC alternative current/direct current

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school radio station
alternative current/direct current
Our programmes
1. Funny stories (call us and tell funny stories that have happened in our school)
2. Hit-parade (send us sms with the name of your favorite song)
3. Good Monday!
4. Hi, weekends!
5. Advertisements
Music
Here it is:
DDT
Kino
Splin
Brigadnyj podrjad
The Offspring
Lumen
Pilot
Our DJs:
Vladik
Irik
Lenka
Stjopik
OPENING!
We work on all breaks on Monday and Saturday.
See you soon!


title: Презентация на тему: ABOUT MYSELF (О СЕБЕ)

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Good morning . My name is Egor. I am 10. My favourit subject is maths and english.
This is my mother. Her name is Ann.
This is my father. His name is Aleksey.

My cat.
My room.
This is my school. I here learn

My hobby is drawing.

    The END


title: Презентация на тему: «ABC party»

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The ABC partyClass 2

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FATHER        MERRY       WRITE

MOTHER       FUNNY      COUNT

BROTHER      SMART       DRAW
НАЗОВИ СЛОВО ПО БУКВАМ
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НАПИШИ СОСЕДЕЙ
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title: Презентация на тему: ACID RAIN

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ACID RAIN
Every year more and more plants and animals disappear never to be seen again.
Trees are also in serious danger
Factories, power stations...
...and cars emit tons of smoke into the air.
Deforestation
It must be stopped!
The end.


title: Презентация на тему: 100 acre wood

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WINNIE-THE-POOH
BY
A. A. MILNE
He went to Cambridge to become a mathematician. But he never did.
Milne has got
the only child - Christopher Robin.
The Milnes bought him a teddy bear for the first  birth- day. The teddy bear was soon named Winnie after a real-life bear that lived at London Zoo.
Alan Milne wrote a lot of poems for     Christopher Robin and about him.
In  1925 the Milnes bought a farm in Sussex. They used it for weekends away from London. From this old house it was a short walk over a bridge into the Ashdown Forest.

Christopher Robin and his teddy, known by name Winnie, played there.
What happened to Winnie?
The bear was put
into a
glass case
with the other
animals.
1.Who originally wrote
the Winnie-the-Pooh stories?
 Walt Disney   A. Milne    B. Zakhoder
2.Where was A.Milne born?
 England    France      Russia
4.What is Winnie-the-Pooh?
a bear      a fox        a pig
Any noise annoys an oysterBut a noisy oyster
annoys an oyster more.
If two witches were                    watching two watches,Which witch would watch
which watch?
If you tell Tom to tell
a tongue-twisterHis tongue will be twisted
as tongue-twister
twists tongues.
Eeyore
He is a wise animal. He often gives advice. He also loves telling stories. He can read and write.
Owl
Tigger
Piglet
He is a very small but very brave animal. He is the best friend of Winnie the Pooh. He likes bright colours and especially balloons.
Rabbit
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title: Презентация на тему: Jackson Pollock

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Born-28 January, 1912
Birthplace-Cody, Wyoming
Died- 11 August, 1956(automobile crash)
Best Known As- The abstract painter who splattered his canvases.
Jackson Pollock spent his childhood in Arizona and California. Largely through the influence of his oldest brother, he became interested in art. Between 1925 and 1929 he attended Manual High School in Los Angeles where he learnt sculpture and painting.
	In 1929 Pollock moved to New York to study under Thomas Hart Benton at the Art Students League. He was soon a Benton family intimate,taking hard-drinking Benton as a role model,artistically and behaviorally.Soon he began suffering from alcoholism and started undergoing psychiatric treatment in the late 1930th. He had a nervous breakdown in 1938 and was hospitalized.
Here, in his studio, after several years of psychotherapy, Pollock began to lay his canvas on the floor and pour, drip or splatter paint onto it in stages. The results were huge areas covered with complex and dynamic patterns.
Pollock became known as a leading practitioner and a celebrity of Abstract Expressionism. When he died in a car crash at 44, he was one of the few American painters to be recognized during his lifetime and afterward as the peer of 20th century European masters of modern art.
Actor Ed Harris directed and in starred in the 2000 movie about the painter.


title: Презентация на тему: A. Conan Doyle (1859—1930)

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   With the words "Elementary, my dear Watson ...", the most famous detective of all time, Sherlock Holmes, starts to explain a crime to his friend, Dr. Watson. That phrase has now entered the English language.
Sherlock Holmes first appeared in a book called 'Study in Scarlet'. He became famous in 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes', first published in the 'Strand Magazine'. After that came a whole series of books about him: 'The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 'The Return of Sherlock Holmes', 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', and many others. Many thousands of the Sherlock Holmes books are still sold every year.
Who invented Sherlock Holmes? Arthur Conan Doyle was his inventor. Arthur Conan Doyle was born in Scotland, of Irish parents. He was a doctor. In 1882 he moved from Scotland to England, to Southsea near Portsmouth, to set up a practice. One of the doctors he worked for, Dr. Joseph Bell, was the model for Sherlock Holmes's friend, Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle's medical knowledge was a great help to him in his detective stories.
If you go to London, you will not be able to find 221 'B' Baker Street. But instead, you can go to a pub called "The Sherlock Holmes" in Northumberland Street (near Trafalgar Square). In that pub there is a room like Sherlock Holmes's room at 221 'B' Baker Street, as described in Conan Doyle's stories. There is also the stuffed head of a hound. It is said to be the original 'hound of the Baskervilies'!
Sherlock Holmes after more than eighty years is still the most famous detective in the world.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the novelist, first created his famous character, Sherlock Holmes, in 1885. Six years later, when he wrote another group of stories about the detective, Sherlock Holmes was a name that everybody knew.
When Conan Doyle began to get tired of writing detective stories, he decided to 'kill' Holmes. He wrote a story in which Holmes meets his great enemy, Professor Moriarty, in Switzerland. Holmes and Moriarty fight, and fall over a cliff and are both killed. The public didn't like it. Conan Doyle had to write another story in which Holmes comes back.
Conan Doyle was a famous writer. He became popular because of his love for people.
   With the words "Elementary, my dear Watson ...", the most famous detective of all time, Sherlock Holmes, starts to explain a crime to his friend, Dr. Watson. That phrase has now entered the English language.
Sherlock Holmes first appeared in a book called 'Study in Scarlet'. He became famous in 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes', first published in the 'Strand Magazine'. After that came a whole series of books about him: 'The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 'The Return of Sherlock Holmes', 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', and many others. Many thousands of the Sherlock Holmes books are still sold every year.
Who invented Sherlock Holmes? Arthur Conan Doyle was his inventor. Arthur Conan Doyle was born in Scotland, of Irish parents. He was a doctor. In 1882 he moved from Scotland to England, to Southsea near Portsmouth, to set up a practice. One of the doctors he worked for, Dr. Joseph Bell, was the model for Sherlock Holmes's friend, Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle's medical knowledge was a great help to him in his detective stories.
If you go to London, you will not be able to find 221 'B' Baker Street. But instead, you can go to a pub called "The Sherlock Holmes" in Northumberland Street (near Trafalgar Square). In that pub there is a room like Sherlock Holmes's room at 221 'B' Baker Street, as described in Conan Doyle's stories. There is also the stuffed head of a hound. It is said to be the original 'hound of the Baskervilies'!
Sherlock Holmes after more than eighty years is still the most famous detective in the world.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the novelist, first created his famous character, Sherlock Holmes, in 1885. Six years later, when he wrote another group of stories about the detective, Sherlock Holmes was a name that everybody knew.
When Conan Doyle began to get tired of writing detective stories, he decided to 'kill' Holmes. He wrote a story in which Holmes meets his great enemy, Professor Moriarty, in Switzerland. Holmes and Moriarty fight, and fall over a cliff and are both killed. The public didn't like it. Conan Doyle had to write another story in which Holmes comes back.
Conan Doyle was a famous writer. He became popular because of his love for people.
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson go on a camping trip, set up their tent, and fall asleep. Some hours later, Holmes wakes his faithful friend.
- Watson, look up at the sky and tell me what you see.
Watson replies, - I see millions of stars.
- What does that tell you?
Watson ponders for a minute.
- Astronomically speaking, it tells me that there are millions of galaxies and potentially billions of planets. Astrologically, it tells me that Saturn is in Leo. Timewise, it appears to be approximately a quarter past three. Theologically, it's evident the Lord is all-powerful and we are small and insignificant. Meteorologically, it seems we will have a beautiful day tomorrow. What does it tell you?
Holmes is silent for a moment, then speaks.
- Watson, you're idiot, someone has stolen our tent.
  Sherlock Holmes and his friend Watson were on a camping and hiking trip.
  They had gone to bed and were lying there looking up at the sky. Holmes said, "Watson, look up. What do you see?"
  "Well, I see thousands of stars."
  "And what does that mean to you?"
  "Well, I guess it means we will have another nice day tomorrow. What does it mean to you, Holmes?"
  "To me, it means someone has stolen our tent."


title: Презентация на тему: Acute Cholecystitis

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Acute Cholecystitis
Made by: Kalyk Zhansaya
Group: 2-003 GMF
Checed by: Zhalikenova R.S

Karaganda 2016
Acute cholecystitis is the most common complication of cholelithiasis. Conversely, ≥ 95% of patients with acute cholecystitis have cholelithiasis. When a stone becomes impacted in the cystic duct and persistently obstructs it, acute inflammation results. Bile stasis triggers release of inflammatory enzymes (eg, phospholipase A, which converts lecithin to lysolecithin, which then may mediate inflammation). The damaged mucosa secretes more fluid into the gallbladder lumen than it absorbs. The resulting distention further releases inflammatory mediators (eg, prostaglandins), worsening mucosal damage and causing ischemia, all of which perpetuate inflammation. Bacterial infection can supervene. The vicious circle of fluid secretion and inflammation, when unchecked, leads to necrosis and perforation. If acute inflammation resolves then continues to recur, the gallbladder becomes fibrotic and contracted and does not concentrate bile or empty normally—features of chronic cholecystitis.
Acute acalculous cholecystitis
Acalculous cholecystitis is cholecystitis without stones. It accounts for 5 to 10% of cholecystectomies done for acute cholecystitis. Risk factors include the following:
Critical illness (eg, major surgery, burns, sepsis, or trauma)
Prolonged fasting or TPN (both predispose to bile stasis)
Shock
Immune deficiency
Vasculitis (eg, SLE, polyarteritis nodosa)
The mechanism probably involves inflammatory mediators released because of ischemia, infection, or bile stasis. Sometimes an infecting organism can be identified (eg, Salmonella sp or cytomegalovirus in immunodeficient patients). In young children, acute acalculous cholecystitis tends to follow a febrile illness without an identifiable infecting organism.
Symptoms and Signs
Most patients have had prior attacks of biliary colic or acute cholecystitis. The pain of cholecystitis is similar in quality and location to biliary colic but lasts longer (ie, > 6 h) and is more severe. Vomiting is common, as is right subcostal tenderness. Within a few hours, the Murphy sign (deep inspiration exacerbates the pain during palpation of the right upper quadrant and halts inspiration) develops along with involuntary guarding of upper abdominal muscles on the right side. Fever, usually low grade, is common.
In the elderly, the first or only symptoms may be systemic and nonspecific (eg, anorexia, vomiting, malaise, weakness, fever). Sometimes fever does not develop.
Acute cholecystitis begins to subside in 2 to 3 days and resolves within 1 wk in 85% of patients even without treatment.
Complications
Without treatment, 10% of patients develop localized perforation, and 1% develop free perforation and peritonitis. Increasing abdominal pain, high fever, and rigors with rebound tenderness or ileus suggest empyema (pus) in the gallbladder, gangrene, or perforation. When acute cholecystitis is accompanied by jaundice or cholestasis, partial common duct obstruction is likely, usually due to stones or inflammation.
Other complications include the following:
Mirizzi syndrome: Rarely, a gallstone becomes impacted in the cystic duct and compresses and obstructs the common bile duct, causing cholestasis.
Gallstone pancreatitis: Gallstones pass from the gallbladder into the biliary tract and block the pancreatic duct.
Cholecystoenteric fistula: Infrequently, a large stone erodes the gallbladder wall, creating a fistula into the small bowel (or elsewhere in the abdominal cavity); the stone may pass freely or obstruct the small bowel (gallstone ileus).
                                              Diagnosis
Ultrasonography
Cholescintigraphy if ultrasonography results are equivocal or if acalculous cholecystitis is suspected
Acute cholecystitis is suspected based on symptoms and signs.
Transabdominal ultrasonography is the best test to detect gallstones. The test may also elicit local abdominal tenderness over the gallbladder (ultrasonographic Murphy sign). Pericholecystic fluid or thickening of the gallbladder wall indicates acute inflammation.
Cholescintigraphy is useful when results are equivocal; failure of the radionuclide to fill the gallbladder suggests an obstructed cystic duct (ie, an impacted stone). False-positive results may be due to the following:
A critical illness
Receiving TPN and no oral foods (because gallbladder stasis prevents filling)
Severe liver disease (because the liver does not secrete the radionuclide)
Previous sphincterotomy (which facilitates exit into the duodenum rather than the gallbladder)
Treatment
Supportive care (hydration, analgesics, antibiotics)
Cholecystectomy
Management includes hospital admission, IV fluids, and analgesics, such as an NSAID (ketorolac) or opioid. Nothing is given orally, and nasogastric suction is instituted if vomiting or an ileus is present. Parenteral antibiotics are usually initiated to treat possible infection, but evidence of benefit is lacking. Empiric coverage, directed at gram-negative enteric organisms, involves IV regimens such as ceftriaxone 2 g q 24 h plus metronidazole 500 mg q 8 h, piperacillin/tazobactam 4 g q 6 h, or ticarcillin/clavulanate 4 g q 6 h.
Cholecystectomy cures acute cholecystitis and relieves biliary pain. Early cholecystectomy is generally preferred, best done during the first 24 to 48 h in the following situations:
The diagnosis is clear and patients are at low surgical risk.
Patients are elderly or have diabetes and are thus at higher risk of infectious complications.
Patients have empyema, gangrene, perforation, or acalculous cholecystitis.


title: Презентация на тему: Jack London

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Jack London
      Introduction
Born On: January 12, 1876
Born In: San Francisco, California
Married: Bess Maddern and then later Charmian Kittredge
Died On: November 22, 1916 7:45 P.M.
Died In: Glen Ellen, California
Buried In: Jack London State Historic Park in Sonoma County, Northern California
Children: Joan London, Bess London, Joy London

   Social Contribution
		Jack London made a huge impact on the writing society. The books he wrote opened the minds of many readers, young and old. His books included philosophy, nature, and rules of life. He was also an amazing Socialist. Though some of London’s actions ended him up in jail, he loved to share his thoughts to the public and make it so that his voice was heard. In Jack’s books he found ways to make a half-bread wolf-dog relate to an average day unemployed citizen. The ways they each must fight for life. Jack London was an amazing author!
Childhood
1884: 8-year-old Jack found Signia, a novel, which sparks his future
1876: Flora Chaney gives her newborn, Jack, to a wet nurse.
1884: London family moves to Livermore Valley.
1884: John London, Jack’s adopted father, builds a chicken coop for living.
1886: 10-year-old Jack’s stepsister Eliza marries Captain James Shepard.
1886: Jack takes on job of selling newspapers and a pinsetter.
1887: Jack enrolls in Cole Grammar School in West Oakland.
1888: BY the time Jack is 12 he is sailing a skiff completely around San Francisco Bay.

Adolescence
1889: 13-year-old Jack leaves school for good and works at Hickmott’s Cannery.
1891: Jack buys Razzle Dazzle, a skiff, and begins to steal from oyster beds.
1892: Jack joins the California Fish Patrol in Benicia.
1893: Jack joins the Sophia Sutherland  for a 7-month sealing voyage.
1893: Jack wins 1st prize San Francisco Morning Call for “best descriptive article”.
1894: Jack joins Coxey’s “Industrial Armey” to protest unemployment in D.C.
1894: Jack is arrested in Buffalo, New York for vagrancy and spends 30 days in Erie County Penitentiary.
1895: Jack attends Oakland High School, completes High School in 18 months.
1896: 20-year-old Jack, “Boy Socialist”, joins Socialist Labor Party.
1896: Jack attends the University of California at Berkely, and drops out after 1 semester.

Adulthood
1897: Jack set out on a Gold Rush Journey in the Yukon.
1898: The Overland Monthly buys Jack’s story “To the Men on Trail”.
1899: The Black Cat buys Jack’s story “A Thousand Deaths” for $40.
1899: The Atlantic Monthly buys “An Odyssey of the North”.
1900: Jack marries Bess Maddern.
1903: Jack sends “The Call of the Wild” to the Saturday Evening Post.
1904: Jack covers the war in Japan for a News Paper.
1905: Jack marries Charmian Kittredge.
1907: Jack and Charmian set out on a voyage on the Snark.
1911: Jack and Charmian sail the Dirigo around Cape Horn.
Jack’s Books
Call of the Wild: A dog named Buck is stolen and sold for the Gold Rush. On his way to the Klondike he learns to fight, the rules of the wild, and the law of Club and Fang.
White Fang: A half-breed wolf-dog, White Fang, is born and learns the rules of the wild and how to live in captivity and is forced into pit fights.
 A Piece of Steak: An aging boxer must win a fight against a much younger man. Not to gain glory but simply to feed himself and his family.
Sea Wolf: A critic and other survivors of an ocean crash follow Wolf Larsen, a sea captain who rescues them.
To Build a Fire: A man travels into the Yukon with a husky-wolf and dies. The dog runs back to camp in search of humans.

Jack London died November 22, 1916. There are a lot of different suppositions about London’s death. Some people consider that he could commit a suicide but his death certificate gives the cause as uremia. His ashes were interred in Jack London State Historic Park, in Glen Ellen, California.


title: Презентация на тему: Acid rains

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When coal and petroleum are burned, they release certain harmful gases into the air. These gases combine with the oxygen and water in the air. When the water in the air comes down as rain, sleet, hail, or snow, it carries with it these gases. This is known as acid rain. Acid rain is very damaging to all life forms.
      Many nations of the Northern Hemisphere, such as the United States, Canada, Japan, and most of the countries of eastern and western Europe, burn coal and petroleum, known as fossil fuels, in automobiles, electric power plants, and factories. Because of this, acid rain has become a serious form of pollution in North America and Europe.

When acid rain pollutes lakes and streams, it can kill the organisms that live in them. Acid rain is particularly harmful to fish and other aquatic life forms.
      A substance called aluminum is naturally found in the soil. Acid rain can bring aluminum out of the soil. Such a process is called leaching. Aquatic life can be poisoned by aluminum that is dissolved in water.
Acid rain also damages various kinds of vegetation, including agricultural crops and trees. In addition, acid rain corrodes, or wears away, outside surfaces of buildings and other structures. Some of the world's great monuments, including the cathedrals of Europe and the Colosseum in Rome, have shown signs of deterioration caused by acid rain
By the early 1990s tens of thousands of lakes had been destroyed by acid rain. The problem has been most severe in Norway, Sweden, and Canada. Damage from acid rain is not limited by geographic boundaries
This is because winds carry the pollution around the globe. For example, some studies indicate that pollution from coal-powered electric generating stations in the midwestern United States may be causing severe acid rain problems in eastern Canada and the northeastern United States.
Despite much debate and discussion between many countries, there is still no clear solution to the problem. The chief reason is that it is expensive to control the pollution. However, since the damage from acid rain to the environment is permanent, the environmental costs are greater.


title: Презентация на тему: About transport

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Transport
By bus
By underground
   On foot
By ship
By helicopter
  By train
By plane
   By taxi
  By car
By space rocket
By train
By car
By taxi
By bus
By underground
On foot
By ship
By helicopter
By plane
You can reach England either by plane, by train, by car or by ship.
The fastest way is by plane.
London has
4 international airports:
 Heathrow, the largest,
connected to the city;
by underground
 Gatwick, south of London,
with a frequent train service;
 Luton, the smallest,
used for charter flights.
 Stansted.
Map of the Channel Tunnel

If you go to England by train or by car you have to cross the Channel. There is a frequent service of steamers and ferryboats which connect the continent to the south- east of England.

Opening of the Channel Tunnel
by Queen Elizabeth II and French President François Mitterrand.
Channel Tunnel
Do you know that people in Britain drive on the left and generally overtake on the right.
The speed limit is 30 miles per hour (50 km/h) in towns and cities and 70 m. p. h. (110 km/h) on motorways.
The first London bus started running between Paddington and the city in 1829.It carried 40 passengers and cost a shilling for six kms.
If you are waitinig at bus stop with the
sign "Request Stop",it means that the bus will only stop if you stick your arm out to signal the driver.You should tell the driver your destination (stop).


title: Презентация на тему: A Day to Remember. The Past Simple Tense

text:
A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .
The weather was lovely and the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past tense
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .
The weather was lovely and the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past tense
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .The weather was lovely and    the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past tense
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

Answer the questions
The  Monument to a bull on Wall Street in New York
A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .The weather was lovely and    the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past tense
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

Answer the questions
A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .The weather was lovely and    the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past tense
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

Answer the questions
A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .The weather was lovely and    the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past simple
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

Answer the questions


title: Презентация на тему: Adjective Issues for ESL Writers

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Adjective Issues for ESL Writers
Dr. Linda Bergmann, Professor of English, Purdue
Adjectives
Adjectives describe nouns or noun phrases.
They are almost always placed in this order:

Number
Evaluation
Physical Description (size, shape, age, color)
Classifying Adjectives
Adjective Rules

The sixteen durable oblong rods undergird
		Number    Evaluation    Shape   Subject

	the bridge section.

The two experienced and certified
         Number   Evaluation                       Class

	engineers accompany the undergrads.
		Subject
Adjective Rules

The road was long, flat, and two-lane.
			          Shape   Shape		Class

The mixture is toxic and hazardous.
				Evaluation		 Class
Comma Rules for Adjectives
Commas always separate coordinate
adjectives. Coordinate adjectives have the same
status in the sentence, as in the following
examples:

He was a difficult, stubborn child.

The quick, efficient roadwork helped the
city a lot.

The crew used meticulous, precise
measurements to complete the work.
Comma Rules for Adjectives
How will you know if the adjectives are coordinate?

Ask these two questions:

If the answer to these questions is yes, the adjectives are
coordinate and should be separated by a comma. Never put a
comma between the last adjective and the noun.
Does the sentence make sense if the adjectives are written in a different order?
Does the sentence make sense if and goes between the adjectives?
Practice Examples

1)	The saw cuts were (clean deep
	straight).

2)	The team of (Lebanese chemical
	well-renowned) engineers visited
	campus.
Practice Answers

1)	The saw cuts were clean, deep, and
				               Evaluation Shape
	straight.
	  Shape

2)	The team of well-renowned, Lebanese
			                 Evaluation 	              Class
	chemical engineers visited campus.
	     Class
Practice Examples

3)	The (pavement control group unhardened) mixture was used for the final experiment.

4)	The (graduate industrious
	intelligent) student worked hard in the class.
Practice Answers

3) The unhardened pavement control group
		    physical descript.      Class           Class
		 mixture was used for the final

		experiment.

4) The industrious, intelligent graduate
		      Evaluation     Evaluation     Class
		student worked hard in the class.
Adapted by Joshua Prenosil and Linda Bergmann from The Thomson Handbook by David Blakesley and Jeffrey L. Hoogeveen
For More Information
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Drop In:  Heavilon 226
Call:  765-494-3723
Email:  owl@owl.english.purdue.edu
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An instructor might explain to students that there are actually seven ordinate rules, but these four best apply to technical writing. The complete order is: 1) number 2) evaluation 3) physical description 4) Nationality 5) Religion 6) classifying adjective.

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Depending on the age and experience level of the students/participants, the presenter may want to point out that the adjectives retain their order though one species of adjective is missing. The first sentence includes shape but not class; the second has class but not shape. If a sentence has both physical description and class, the physical description (shape) should come before class.

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A presenter might ask students/participants to compose sentences that have coordinate adjectives. For example, the presenter might ask participants to fill in the blanks in the following sentence with coordinate adjectives: The ______________, _______________ tests proved useful in the creation of the document.

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If the presenter has asked their students/participants to compose coordinate adjectives for an example sentence, the students can use the questions in this slide to test their success. Additionally, the instructor can use these questions to show the difference between coordinate and non-coordinate adjectives.

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The presenter should allow the students/participants to work on ordering the adjectives individually, in pairs, or in groups.

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The presenter should allow the students/participants to work on ordering the adjectives individually, in pairs, or in groups.

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title: Презентация на тему: A day

text:
A Day to Remember
 The Past Simple Tense
1
One afternoon last summer,
   my good friend Jane came round and invited me to go on a bike ride with her. I thought it would be a fun day and so we arranged to meet in the
   morning.
2
The next day I got up
 early and made lots of
delicious sandwiches to take with us. We set off early and it was lovely and peaceful as we cycled down the country lanes and past the open fields .The weather was lovely and    the time flew past.
3
Shortly, we found a nice field and stopped  for lunch. I unpacked the picnic basket and we were just about to tuck into our delicious lunch when we saw an angry bull running towards us.
 We jumped up and ran
 away, leaving the picnic
 behind.
4
Fortunately, the bull didn' t chase us. Instead , he ate all our sandwiches while we watched him from a distance.
A few hours later, we arrived back home. We were tired
 and very hungry but we were happy.
 lt certainly had been a day out to remember.
Missing verbs
Change into the past simple
Cycle-
Fly-
Make-
See-
Watch-
Arrive-
Is-
Are-
Come-
Invite-
Think-
Arrange-
Get-
Set-
Run-
Eat-

Answer the questions
The  Monument to a bull on Wall Street in New York


title: Презентация на тему: Adjectives

text:
ADJECTIVES
Kinds of Adjectives
Types of Comparisons / Degrees
What is an adjective?
A word that modifies a noun.

There are SIX different kinds of adjectives
There are THREE degrees of adjectives

Types of adjectives
Description
Limiting
Pronominal
Possessive
Proper

Descriptive adjective
Words that describe a noun or a pronoun

Yellow flowers
Spacious garden
Cardboard box
Heavy weights
Small animal

LIMITING ADJECTIVE
Also called ARTICLES
A, AN, THE
The book
A book
An orange

Numerals are also limiting adjectives
One book
Third prize
Seventh place
PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVE
Pronouns that modify a noun
Which, what, whatever, whatsoever, whichever, this

This reason
Which book
Whatever reason
What mistake
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
Pronouns used as adjectives to show ownership
My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, Their
Her bracelet
Their team
His hat

PROPER ADJECTIVE
Derived from Proper Nouns
Japanese students
American history
Korean film
French lessons
Mexican food
Ritz crackers

PREDICATE ADJECTIVE
Not a modifier of a noun
Always a complement

Tom was successful.
Successful is a complement of the subject
Successful Tom
Successful is the predicate adjective

Comparisons / degrees of adjectives
Positive
Comparative
Superlative
Positive
Expresses no comparison
Only about one noun.

The room was large.
The box is brown.
The room was long.
The bear was fuzzy.
Comparative
Compares two persons or things.

Tom is happier after lunch.
He is the taller of the two boys.

Some oranges are more delicious during the winter months.
I was less excited about the barbeque than Jenny.
Superlative
When more than two persons or things are compared.

This is the warmest room in the house.
Gloria is the most beautiful girl in the world.

SUMMARY
POSITIVE = Good, Bad, Less, Many

COMPARATIVE = Better, Worse, Lesser, More

SUPERLATIVE = Best, Worst, Least, Most


title: Презентация на тему: A class agreement of The rules of behaviour

text:
A class agreement of "The rules of behaviour"
I study at school № 55.
I suggest the following a set of rules of behaviour for my school.
1. The pupils must arrive on time at the lessons  that in order not to interrupt the educational process.
2.No one  is allowed to smoking in school! It is necessary enter a fine!
3.On the lessons everyone should be quiet and listen when the teacher says.
4.It is prohibited run in the corridors! You can get injured.
5.On the lessons of the disciples should turn off their phones. They hinder  the educational process.
6. Not allowed to chew bubble gum.
7.In school, everyone is obliged to observe the purity of the.
The garbage should be thrown out in the trash can.
8.During the meal in the dining room the pupils must adhere to good manners and behave decently.
9.Pupils must show respect for all school staff.

10. Pupils need to carefully treat the property of the school and take care of it.


title: Презентация на тему: Active Voice vs. Passive Voice

text:
Active Voice vs. Passive Voice
Active Voice
Is the normal voice.
This is the voice that we use most of the time.
The active voice is shorter and more direct:
   Active: The waiter dropped the tray of food.
   Passive: The tray of food was dropped by the waiter.
Active Voice
   The active voice is less awkward and clearly states relationship between subject and action:
   Passive: Your request for funding has been denied by the review committee.
   Active: The review committee denied your request for funding.
Passive Voice
The passive voice is less usual.
Passive voice is the voice used when the subject is the recipient of the action.
Passive voice is usually wordier.

Passive Voice
The agent (doer) of the action is unimportant:
   The pyramids were built thousands of years ago.
The agent is unknown:
   Several robberies were committed during the night.
Active Voice vs. Passive Voice
In active voice, the subject does the acting:
   The committee made the decision.
In passive voice, the subject is acted upon:
   The decision was made (by the committee).
Active Voice
   In the active voice, the object receives the action of the verb:
active
subject
verb
object
Cats
eat
fish.
Passive Voice
   In the passive voice, the subject receives the action of the verb:

subject
verb
object
Fish
are eaten
by cats.
Changing from active into passive
The object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence.
The active verb remains in the same tense but changes into a passive form.
The subject of the active sentence becomes the agent.
Changing from active into passive
Active
Subject
Helen
Verb
did
Object
the task.
Passive
The task
Subject
was made
Verb
by Helen.
Agent
Changing from active into passive


title: Презентация на тему: Материальное положение МБОУ ЦО «Альянс» п.Харик

text:
Материальное положение МБОУ ЦО «Альянс» п.Харик
Кабинет математики
Кабинет литературы
Кабинет биологии
Кабинет математики
Кабинет  начальных классов
Кабинет истории
Кабинет географии
В медицинском  кабинете
Медицинский кабинет
У кривого зеркала
Комната психологической разгрузки

В школьном тренажёрном зале
Кабинет  информатики
Спортивное оборудование
Библиотека

А мне добавки!
Очень вкусно!
А что добавки не будет!
Школьная столовая


title: Презентация на тему: ADAM LAMBERT

text:
ADAM LAMBERT
By Olha Ostroverkh,  form 11-B
Adam Mitchel Lambert (born January 29, 1982) is an American singer-songwriter and stage actor.
Born in Indianapolis and raised in San Diego, he performed in amateur theatrical productions as a child and teenager.
In 2009, Lambert came to prominence after becoming the runner-up on the eighth season of American Idol.
He released his debut album For Your Entertainment in 2009.
 It debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200 with 198,000 copies in first-week sales, and reached the top 10 in several countries.
  He is the most popular participant of American Idol

  All of the songs were  written by Adam himself.
  Singles "For Your Entertainment", "Whataya Want from Me" and "If I Had You" also became international successes.

On November 22, 2009, Lambert performed his first single "For Your Entertainment" at the American Music Awards of 2009.
The controversial performance  showed Lambert kissing a male bassist. It brought him worldwide fame.
Soon after the album release, he headlined a worldwide concert tour, Glam Nation, the first American Idol contestant to do so in the year following his Idol season.
The concert tour included 136 cities of America, Australia, Europe and Asia.
In November 2011, Lambert joined Queen as lead singer at the MTV Europe Music Awards, where the band was honored with the Global Icon Award.
In a "spectacular" performance that closed the show, they performed classic hits “The Show Must Go On”, "We Will Rock You", and "We Are the Champions".
On May 15, 2012 there was released his second album. It is called «Trespassing».
Trespassing was named on iTunes's list of the "Best Rock Albums of 2012," coming in at number nine.
Queen and Adam Lambert made a performance in Kiev on June 30, the eve of the Euro 2012 Championship.
Viewed live by hundreds of thousands of fans in Ukraine's main square, the performance was touted for the strength of Lambert's showmanship, vocal excellence and interpretative skill,which confidently balanced old and new.
I also watched this concert on TV and just then I heard Adam’s voice, saw him and fell in love.
I consider him really handsome and sexy.
The range of Adam’s voice - four and a half octaves. It’s the maximum possible range of male vocal.
I love his songs very much and I know most of them by heart. I consider the themes raised in his songs actual and very serious.


title: Презентация на тему: Adidas

text:
Adidas
Adidas AG - the industrial company of Germany specialising on release of sports footwear, clothes and stock. The general director of the company - Herbert Hajner. At the moment the company is responsible for distribution of production of companies Adidas, Reebok, Rockport, RBK and CCM Hockey, and also Taylor-Made Golf
Activity
The concern has 8 enterprises in Germany and over 25 affiliated firms in other countries, including in France, the Great Britain, the USA, Canada, the republic of South Africa.
Till 2009 united such trade marks, as:
Adidas - clothes, footwear and accessories for track and field athletics, the American football, tennis, fitness, football, basketball, sports walking and many other things.

Salomon - mountain skiing and equipment, tourism. (After 2 half-year 2008 left structure Adidas Ltd.)
Now companies that belong to Adidas :  Reebok

	the manufacturer-giant, former   competitor Adidas.
Advertising and sponsor's activity
Adidas - one of the major advertisers, a doing emphasis on television advertising with participation of such world stars as David Bekhem, Michael Ballak, Marat Safin, Novak Dzhokovich, etc. Also Adidas is widely known for the large sponsor's contracts with known sportsmen and sports commands, especially in football sphere. Contracts with Adidas are signed at such football clubs as Milan, FC Bayern München, Real Madrid, FC Chelsea, the Dynamo Kiev, the Locomotive, FC Liverpool, the Galatasaray.
The interesting facts
In Russia, unlike other world as a whole, trade mark Adidas is much more known than the competitors, probably, it is connected by that Adidas was imported to the USSR since 1979. Also it is caused by prevalence of the Chinese fakes of this mark.


title: Презентация на тему: Jackson Pollock

text:
Born-28 January, 1912
Birthplace-Cody, Wyoming
Died- 11 August, 1956(automobile crash)
Best Known As- The abstract painter who splattered his canvases.

Jackson Pollock spent his childhood in Arizona and California. Largely through the influence of his oldest brother, he became interested in art. Between 1925 and 1929 he attended Manual High School in Los Angeles where he learnt sculpture and painting.

In 1929 Pollock moved to New York to study under Thomas Hart Benton at the Art Students League. He was soon a Benton family intimate,taking hard-drinking Benton as a role model,artistically and behaviorally.Soon he began suffering from alcoholism and started undergoing psychiatric treatment in the late 1930th. He had a nervous breakdown in 1938 and was hospitalized.
 Here, in his studio, after several years of psychotherapy, Pollock began to lay his canvas on the floor and pour, drip or splatter paint onto it in stages. The results were huge areas covered with complex and dynamic patterns.
Pollock became known as a leading practitioner and a celebrity of Abstract Expressionism. When he died in a car crash at 44, he was one of the few American painters to be recognized during his lifetime and afterward as the peer of 20th century European masters of modern art.
Actor Ed Harris directed and in starred in the 2000 movie about the painter.


title: Презентация на тему: Adjectives in English

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Second level
Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level

Adjectives in English
Degrees of Comparison
There are three degrees:
Basic
Comparative
Superlative
high
higher
highest
One-syllable Adjectives
Usually, the ending er/est is simply added to the positive form of the adjective. For example: 		fast - faster  	strong - stronger
			tall - tallest  	young - youngest

When an adjective ends in a silent e, the silent e is dropped before the ending er/est is added.
	e.g.:  	brave - braver - bravest
			close - closer - closest
			late - later - latest
When an adjective ends in y preceded by a consonant, the y is changed to i before the ending er/est is added.
e.g.:  dry - drier-driest;   	easy - easier-easiest
When an adjective ends in a CVC and the last consonant is other than w, x or y or a double vowel - we double the final consonant before adding er/est is added.
e.g.:  big - bigger-biggest  (hot - hotter  sad - saddest
but:
e.g.: loud - louder;  neat - neater;  soon - sooner
Two and more syllable adjectives
Adjectives of 2 or more syllables (unless it ends with r or y), we make superior by using:
	the most / the least adjective noun.

This book is the most / the least interesting  book I have ever read.
Two and more syllable adjectives
Adjectives of 2 or more syllables (unless it ends with r or y), we compare by using:
	noun verb more / less ____ than noun.

This book is more interesting than that book.
My ad is less convincing  than your ad.
MJH_teacher
Irregular Forms of Comparison
the best
better than
good
the worst
worse than
bad
the farthest / furthest
farther / further  than
far
the least
less than
little
the fewest
fewer than
few
the most
more than
many/much
Adjective Order
Fact Adjectives
Opinion + Fact Adjectives
Suffixation
Other  adjective suffixes:
-able/-ible	= worthy/able: 	readable/edible
-ish		= somewhat		youngish
-ed		= having			balconied

Suffixation
NOTE!	-ic    vs. 	-ical
(difference in meaning)

an economic miracle	 	( in the economy)
the car is economical to run	( money-saving)

a historic building		(with a history)
historical research		(pertaining to history)
Adjectives as Nouns = Substantivized Adjectives


title: Презентация на тему: Admiral Nelson’s Life

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Admiral Horatio Nelson was another famous British sailor.
Admiral Horatio Nelson was another famous British sailor.
In 1805 he won the battle of Trafalgar in Spain.
Admiral Horatio Nelson was another famous British sailor.
In 1805 he won the battle of Trafalgar in Spain.

1. loses
2. lost
3. had lost

By 1805 he had lost his arm in the battle near Tenerife.

1. had lost
2. loses
3. lost
Before Tenerife he had lost his right eye in the battle near Corsica.

1. becomes
2. had become
3. became
Before  he  lost  his  right  eye  near Corsica, he had become the captain of The Agamemnon.
1. travelled
2. travels
3. had travelled
Before he became the captain of The Agamemnon, he had travelled to Canada and America.
Before he ... to Canada and America,  he had become the captain of his first ship.
1. travelled
2. travels
3. had travelled
Before he travelled to Canada and America,  he had become the captain of his first ship.
1. had become
2. became
3. becomes
Before he became the captain of his first ship, he had sailed to the Arctic.
That is not correct. Try again!
Nice work!
Thank you!


title: Презентация на тему: Abseiling

text:
Extreme Sport
The technique was created
by Jean Esteril Charlet during climbing
Petit Dru in 1876. After lots of failures
he finally reached the summit in 1879.
This experience helped him to perfect
skill of abseiling.
Petit Dru
Original technique was very different
from modern ones.
Method of Hans Dulfer is considered as classic.
Australian rappel and tandem rappelling is also popular.
Dulfer method
Australian rappel
Equipment
Gloves
Climbing  harness
Boots
(with good grips)
Knee pads
Elbow pads
Helmet
Rope
for abseiling
Carabiner
Descender
Abseilers can choose different places
and seasons
Would you like to start abseiling?


title: Презентация на тему: Adjectives

text:
Suffixes
un- - uncooked, unimaginable
in- - inhuman, incapable
il- - illegal, illegibale
im- - immoral, impractical
dis- - dishonest, disagreeable
ir- - irresponsible, irregular
Prefixes & Compound Adjectives
Supply the right adjective forms for the italicized words.
2. manageable		7. boastful
3. hesitant			8. permissible
4. energetic			9. humorous
5. Victorian
6. reddish
adjectives
comparative
superlative
One syllable & some two syllable words ending in: -y, -er, -ow, -le

hot
large
narrow
simple
hotter,
larger, narrower, simpler
the hottest,
the largest,
the narrowest, the simplest
Two- or more syllable words

beautiful

interesting
more beautiful, more interesting
the most beautiful,
the most interesting
adjectives
comparative
superlative
Irregular forms
good
better
the best
bad
worse
the worst
little
less
the least
many
much
more
the most
old
older
elder
the oldest
The eldest
far
farther
further
the farthest
the furthest
late
later
the latest
the last
Give the comparative and superlative of the following adjectives
Polite, happy, glad, complete, grey, honourable, shy, dry, just, free, recent, merry, uncomfortable, joyful, hot, thin, accurate, narrow, real, sweet, right, wicked, yellow, cozy, merciful, bad, fat, cheap, big, clumsy, stupid;

far, miserable, narrow, virtuous, simple, regular, expensive, low, deep, sad, significant, bitter, intimate, lazy, old, serious, tiny, clever, little, considerate, good, much, dark, beautiful, dear, fit.
Choose the right form in these sentences. In some sentences both forms are right.
Choose the right form in these sentences. In some sentences both forms are right.
Complete the sentences with the words from the box using the proper degree.
busy
few
famous
convenient
well-read
kind-hearted
straight
hot

more kind-hearted (kinder-hearted)
more famous
the most convenient
better-read (more well-read)
straighter /the straightest
busier
hotter
the fewest
Jane, Ann, charming.
He, I, tall.
Michael, his brother, strong.
The sitting room, the dining room, large.
The ice-ream, the cake, delicious.
This report, your report, interesting.
Our car, their car, good.
His stories, his jokes, funny.
Your job, his, essential.
Her new hat, her skirt, trendy.
Change the sentences according to the given model.
I have three times as many CDs as Nick has.
This TV model costs twice as much as that one.
It took me four times as long to get there as it took her.
I earn twice as much as she does.
This room is twice as little as that one.
Use a bit/a little/much/a lot/far to complete the sentences. Use than where necessary.
A
B
the earlier we leave
the longer he waited
the more you have to pay
the more I got to know him
the more you practise English
the longer the telephone call
the more impatient he became
the more goods you sell
the more I liked him
Sometimes we use two or more adjectives together: There was a beautiful large round table in the kitchen.
opinion
fact
noun
A nice
sunny
day
delicious
hot
soup
An intelligent
young
man
A beautiful
large round wooden
table
Adjectives like new, large, round, wooden are FACT adjectives. They give objective information about age, size, colour, etc.
Adjectives like nice, beautiful are OPINION adjectives. They tell us what someone thinks of something.
How big?
How old?
What colour?
Where from?
What is it made of?
Noun
A tall
young
-
-
-
man
big
-
blue
-
-
eyes
A small
-
black
-
plastic
bag
A large
-
-
French
wooden
table
-
An old
-
Russian
-
song
Fact adjectives
opinion
size
age
shape
colour
from where
made of
noun
noun
Example:

An expensive old round Victorian handmade oak table
Summary
Put the adjectives in brackets in the correct position
an unusual ring (gold)
an old lady (nice)
a good-looking man (young)
a modern house (attractive)
black gloves (leather)
an American film (old)
a large nose (red)
a sunny day (lovely)
a hot bath (nice)
an ugly dress (orange)
a red car (old/little)
a metal box (black/small)
a little village (old/lovely)
long hair (fair/beautiful)
an old painting (interesting/French)
an unusual gold ring
a nice old lady
a good-looking young man
an attractive modern house
black leather gloves
an old American film
a large red nose
a lovely sunny day
a nice hot bath
an ugly orange dress
a little old red car
a small black metal box
a lovely little village
beautiful long fair hair
an interesting old French painting
Put the following adjectives into the correct order
suede/Italian/new/red/soft/shoes
elderly/tall/Englishman
oval/Venetian/ancient/valuable/glass
shiny/large/expensive/brown/leather/case
square/wooden/old/nice/table
modern/stone/large/beautiful/cottage
porcelain/tea/blue/thin/old/cup
young/blonde/handsome/tall/man
old/several/English/beautiful/castles
pretty/French/young/a lot of/girls
dark blue/best/silk/my/shirt
young/many/factory/German/workers
new soft red Italian suede shoes
a tall elderly Englishman
valuable ancient oval Venetian glass
an expensive shiny large brown leather case
a nice old square wooden table
a modern beautiful large stone cottage
an old thin blue porcelain tea cup
a handsome tall young blonde man
several beautiful old English castles
a lot of pretty young French girls
my best dark blue silk shirt
many young German factory workers


title: Презентация на тему: Adverbs

text: According to their meaning adverbs are subdivided into adverbs of time, adverbs of place, adverbs of repetitions and frequency, adverbs of degree and adverbs of manner.


title: Презентация на тему: A dog

text:
Dogs had been domesticated by humans for a long time. They have lived people for at least 14000 years.
 There are also dogs that are trained to smell for diseases in the human body, drugs, and bombs. Lots of people want dogs to keep them safe or look after things, so they buy dogs that are trained to be guard dogs.
It is a real friend. It is a work dog. It is very clever and brave. It likes to learn.
There are two types of hounds, sight hounds and scent hounds. The difference between them is if they  sight or smell to find what they are hunting for.
It is very friendly, kind. It likes children very much. It is funny and joyful. It is a truthful friend. It lives a long life.
It is an ideal dog for the family with children. It is friendly, joyful, playful. But it needs work. It  likes to walk itself.
It is a brave dog. It is clever and likes to live in a family. It has a sense of hum our. It is a clean dog. It bucks in a very loud voice.
It likes children very much. It is playful, joyful and funny. It lives long life. It is very beautiful.
It is an ideal friend. It can live in a house. It is a cleaver dog. It likes children. It like to run, play with children. It bucks in a loud voice. But you should not make a clown or a toy.
This is the smallest dog in the world. The best security of your pocket.
It is a very clever dog. It likes people and especially children. It is an ideal guard dog. But it is susceptible to illness.
It is a very strong dog. It  is calm. The dog is very clean. It Is kind, thou it is ugly.
Guide dogs get special training and help blind people.
Labradors and shepherds are used to safe people.
 Labradors and shepherds are ideal babysitters.


title: Презентация на тему: A city mouse or a country mouse

text:
A city mouse or a country mouse?
Spotlight 7. Module 1a
Life in a city
Life in the country
Match the words to the pictures
huge
school facilities
hometown
hustle and bustle of a big city
barn
milk a cow
feed the chickens
farmyard
Match the columns and translate into Russian
Constant
Heavy
Feeling
Lead
Crowded
High cost of
Beautiful
High rate of

air
landscape
streets
noise and pollution
living
unemployment
unhealthy lifestyle
isolated
Match the words to their definitions
1. barn
4. close at hand
5. hustle and bustle
6. guests
7. swapping
8. farmyard
9. milking
10. miss
11. hometown
12. lovely
13. huge
14. facilities
15. homesick
3. isolated
2. feeding
Present Simple or Present Continuous
Usually, every day, often, sometimes, in the morning

I/We/You/They
V (play)
He/She/It
Vs (plays)
V
I/We/You/They
He/She/It
V
V
I/We/You/They
Do
He/She/It
Does
V
Now, at the moment, these days, at present

We/You/They
Are
He/She/It
Is
I
Am
Ving
We/You/They
are
He/She/It
is
I
am
Ving
We/You/They
are not
He/She/It
is not
I
am not
Ving
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title: Презентация на тему: Advert

text:
Advert
Advert British English, set of words, or a short film, which is intended to persuade people to buy a product or use a service, or that gives information about a job that is a valuable, an event that is going to happen etc.
Documentary
Internet
Internet a way to communicate with your partner using the computer (e-mail).
Forecast
Forecast a description of what is likely to happen in the future, based on the information that you have now.
Musical programmer
Soap opera
Soap opera a television or radio story about the daily lives and relationships of the same group of people, which is broadcast regularly.
Talk show
Talk show a television show in which famous people answer question about themselves.
Quiz
Quiz a love quiz in a magazine;a general knowledge quiz.


title: Презентация на тему: Adjectives. Degrees of comparison. Variant 1

text:
Adjectives. Degrees of comparison.
Variant 1.
                                                                                Автор тренажера:
                                                                                Учитель английского языка
                                                                                МОУ СОШ № 53 г. Твери
                                                                             Абросимова Лариса Владимировна

Make up the comparative and superlative degrees of comparison:
hot -
long -
 short -
 clever -
 silly -
interesting -
weak       -
wonderful -

hotter – the hottest

longer- the longest
 shorter – the shortest
cleverer – the cleverest
sillier – the silliest

more interesting – the most interesting

weaker – the weakest
more wonderful - the most wonderful

Make up the comparative and superlative degrees of comparison:
heavy -
 fat -
 delicious -
 good -
 brave -
 various -

cold -

heavier – the  heaviest

fatter – the  fattest

more delicious -  the most delicious

better – the  best
braver - the bravest
more various -  the most  various

colder -the coldest

Open the brackets using the right form of adjective.
The island of Great Britain is (small) than Greenland.
Russia is a very (large) country.
Jane is (young) child in her family.
She lived in (far) house from
the station.
The strong wind made the air (cold) than usual.
smaller
large
the youngest
the farthest
colder

Open the brackets using the right form of adjective.
Moscow is (large) city in Russia.
Her German is (good) than her French.

I have got (old) sister, she is 4 years (old) than
 me.
This exercise is (difficult) in the text-book.

I live far from the institute, but my friend lives (far).

the largest
better
an elder
the most difficult
farther
older

Put the conjunctions as…….as,  than, not  so……as.
She is …         kind to me …… you.
The last of them is taller ….     the others.
No one is …. beautiful …. she.
I do my work ….. good … I can.

not so
as
than
so
as
as
as

Put the conjunctions as…….as,  than, not  so……as.
Winter in Great Britain is ….       cold …. in Russia.
I think she is prettier ….      anyone else.
He is not ….    clever …    he seems.

not so
as
than
so
as

Translate into English.
Эта самая лучшая книга года.

This  is the best book of the year.

Translate into English.
Эта книга намного интереснее той.

This book is much more interesting than that one.

Translate into English.
Я хочу купить последнюю книгу этого автора.

I want to buy the last book  by this author.

Translate into English.
Он читает лучше, чем в прошлом году.

He reads better than last year.

Translate into English.
Мой брат читает хуже всех в классе.

My brother reads the worst of all in the class.

Adjectives. Degrees of comparison.
Variant 2.

Make up the comparative and superlative degrees of comparison:
 thin -
 warm -
 light -
 beautiful -

clean -
bad -
dirty -
thinner - the thinnest
warmer - the warmest
lighter – the  lightest
more beautiful – the most beautiful
cleaner - the cleanest

worse – the worst

dirtier – the dirtiest

Make up the comparative and superlative degrees of comparison:
 tall -
 colorful -
 brave -
 attractive -

nice -
 large -
 happy -
 expensive -
taller - the tallest
more  colorful - the most colorful
braver -the bravest
more attractive – the most attractive
nicer - the nicest
larger -   the largest
happier - the happiest
more expensive – the most expensive

Open the brackets using the right form of adjective.
This cinema is (big) than the old one.

This is (funny) story I’ve ever heard.

He was (careful) than I.
My sister is the (old) of three of us.

It is (easy) to swim in the sea than in the river.
bigger
the funniest
more careful
oldest
easier

Open the brackets using the right form of adjective.
This student is (attentive) in our group.

This is (small) room in our flat.

We started (early) than you.

My father is as (tall) as my (old) brother.

The Volga is (short) than Mississippi.
the most attentive
the smallest
earlier
tall
shorter
elder

Put the conjunctions as…….as, so…..as, than, not so……as.
It isn’t …… warm today …… it was yesterday.
My room is …… light …… this one.
Kate is lazier …….  her brother.
Tomsk is ………. large …… Moscow.
so
as
than
not so
as
as
as

Put the conjunctions as…….as, so…..as, than, not so……as.
There is no park ……. .lovely …… this one.
You can eat ……. much …… .you can.
Box is ……..   dangerous …..... wrestling.
so
as
as
as
not so
as

Translate into English.
Этот дом такой же высокий как тот.
This house is as high as that one.

Translate into English.

Я знаю математику лучше, чем ты.

I know mathematics better than you.

Translate into English.
Это кротчайший путь.
This is the shortest way.

Translate into English.
Яблоки такие же вкусные как сливы.

Apples are as tasty as plums.

Translate into English.
Она самая красивая в классе.
She is the most beautiful in the classroom.


title: Презентация на тему: Actress and Singer

text:
Actress and Singer

From early childhood, I dreamed of becoming a famous actress and singer.

I love the American and British films series, and would like to appear in them.

A famous person can not be just, it needs a lot of work, and of course you need to have personal qualities.
Personal qualities:
Talent
A lot of experience
Rich parents
High self-esteem
A lot of patience and hard work
Self-confidence
A lot of luck
Good looks
Finish school of acting
Knowledge of languages
I think the work is very interesting actress. If I was an actress, then a few years later would develop in other areas, such as music group, singer, film director. Wish me luck.
With love, Natasha 9b


title: Презентация на тему: Action Verbs Hidden Picture Games

text:
Click to edit Master title style
Click to edit Master text styles
Second level
Third level
Fourth level
Fifth level
Action Verbs Hidden Picture Games


title: Презентация на тему: adverbs - наречие

text:
Nicely,  beautifully,  badly,  happily,  quickly,
carefully,  properly,  slowly,  heavily,  terribly.
adjective
- ly
adverb
Adverbs
adverbs
adjectives
fast
high
hard
late
early
fast
high
hard
late
early

 He  jumps  high.                         He  is  highly   educated.

 She  works  hard.                        He  can  hardly   read.

We came  home late.                   They  have   met   lately.
high
highly

hard
hardly
late
lately
The  Degrees  of  Comparison  of  Adverbs  with  -ly:
quickly  - more  quickly  -  most  quickly
creatively  -  more  creatively  -  most  creatively
easily  -  more  easily  -  most  easily
carefully  -  more  carefully  -  most  carefully
hard  -  harder  - hardest
late  -    later  -    latest
fast  -    faster  -  fastest
high  -   higher  - highest
early  -  earlier  - earliest
Remember!
well    -  better  -   best
badly  -  worse  -  worst
little    -   less  -    least
much  -  more  -    most
far       - farther -   farthest
far       - further -   furthest
Test
Thank  you  for  your  attention!


title: Презентация на тему: A HEALTHY WAY OF LIFE

text:
  Health
Healthy
Pressure
A medicine
Pulse
wealth is good above health
a day apple an away keeps doctor a
to and healthy bed wise makes a rise man early and early to wealthy
a mind sound in body a sound
Good health is above wealth
An apple a day keeps a doctor away
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
A sound mind in a sound body
Find the Russian equivalents for these English proverbs
Good health is above wealth
Get up early and go to bed early
Wash your hands before eating
Smoke
Watch TV too long
Go in for sports
Clean your teeth once a day
Sleep enough
Take a cold shower
Eat too many sweets
Spend much time indoors
Eat between meals
Air the room
Get up early and go to bed early
Wash your hands before eating
Go in for sports
Sleep enough
Take a cold shower
Air the room
Smoke
Watch TV too long
Clean your teeth once a day
Eat too many sweets
Spend much time indoors
Eat between meals
Crossword
Crossword
Home Assignment
Write a prescription for a patient
Blood
A patient
Temperature
A diet
To cough
Put the words of the proverbs about health in a logical order
An apple a day keeps a doctor away
A sound mind in a sound body
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
You should
Doctor
studies
treats
prescribes
writes a
works in a
What do you do to keep fit?


title: Презентация на тему: Administration of drugs

text:
Administration of drugs
Prepared by student of group 49fm4
Korotkova Kristina

Bryansk 2016
Oral administration
passes into the stomach
absorbed into the blood
Sublingual administration
not swallowed
placed under the tongue
dissolve in saliva
Rectal administration
given by rectum
difficulties such as nausea and vomiting
Inhalation
of administration vapours or gases
taken into the nose or mouth
absorbed into the blood
Topical application
with skin or mucous membranes
of the mouth
for healing abrasions
for the treatment of wounds
can use drugs in the eyes, ears,
nose and vagina
Parenteral administration
by injection through a syringe
types of injections: subcutaneous, intradermal,  intramuscular, intravenous
Thank you for your attention!


title: Презентация на тему: Advantages and Disadvantages of living in the modern city and in the country

text:
Advantages and Disadvantages of living in the modern city and in the country
Учитель иностранных языков
МОУ «Дашковская СОШ»
Рудик Анастасия Сергеевна
Advantages and Disadvantages of living in the modern city and in the country

Kolomna

Kolomna is situated on the banks of three rivers:
Life in the city is much easier than life in the country
The services are better here

People in the city:
Disadvantages of living in the city:
Pollution: air pollution
                     noise pollution

Disadvantages of living in the city:
Urban garbage:
Disadvantages of living in the city:
High cost if living

Advantages of living in the country:
Life in the countryside is
Cheaper, peaceful,  healthy

Thank you

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title: Презентация на тему: Adverbs

text:
Adverbs
Block 1: Degrees of Comparison
Make three forms of comparison
Basic (positive)
Comparative
Superlative
Quietly
Politely
Loudly
more Quietly
More loudly
more politely
The most Quietly
The most politely
The most loudly
Basic (positive)
Comparative
Superlative
Hard
 early
Fast
 Harder
Faster
 Earlier
The hardest
The earliest
The Fastest
Basic (positive)
Comparative
Superlative
Well
 far
Little
Better
Less
Farther/ further
The best
The farthest/ the furthest
The least
Basic (positive)
Comparative
Superlative
Badly
much/ many
Little
Worse
Less
More
The worst
The most
The least
Choose a right variant:
He left a room …
Jane works …
Quiet
Quietly
Hardly
Hard
Her nephew behaves …
They took this ticket …
Free
Freely
Freely
Free
She speaks quickly so he … understands her
Her niece is a workaholic and she works …
Hard
Hardly
Hardly
Hard
Early
More early
The most early
Earlier
The earliest
Far
Farther
The farthest
Farer
The farest
Look this cute boy is running …
Quickly
Quick
Your new idea seems …
Interesting
Interestingly
Actually this new train can move …
  fast
Fastly
Его одноколассник такой же высокий как и он.
His classmate is as tall as he is.
Этот автомобиль не такой быстрый как тот.
This car is not so fast as that one.
Block 4: Correct the mistakes
Ann talks   loudly    than Liza.
She gets up more early than her friend.
She is a wonderful singer. She sings beautiful.
More loudly
Earlier
Beautifully
They left the party lately.
This man is walking slow.
He speaks interesting.
Late
Slow
Interestingly
Her aunt is a good cook. She cooks good.
He is a good reader. He reds all texts careful.
This apple pie tastes well.
Well
Carefully
Good


title: Презентация на тему: A Fairy Cafe

text:
Welcome to
“ A Fairy Cafe”
Introduction
I am very glad to see you in my cafe. You can have a good time here.
There are excellent workers, who will serve your table quickly and well.
The menu is not so various, but all the dishes are tasty and cooked with love.
For the starter you can choose:
Borsch
Chicken broth
Salad with cabbage and peas
For the main course we have:
Bacon and eggs;
Chips;
Cornflakes;
Pepper with rice
stuffing;
Baked pumpkin;
Mashed potatoes;
Stewed cabbage;
Sandwich, which is our most favourite dish

There are also some meat courses:
Fried pork with apples;
Pies with beef liver;
Boiled chicken.
Drinks
Non alcoholic drinks:
Tea;
Coffee;
Fruit juice;
Coca-Cola.

Alcoholic drinks:
Vodka;
White wine;
Red wine.

I’d like to suggest you some fish-courses or sea food:
Smoked  herring;
Salad with hunchback salmon;
Crayfish;
Crab.
Dessert
There are several different dishes, some of them are specially for Christmas:
Fruit cake with and pancakes
Cherry pie
Cherry cake with cream
Sponge cake
Ice-cream with cream and strawberry
Strawberry with whipped cream

For dessert there are also some fruit and berries:
Grapes
Pear
Pineapple
Raspberry
Strawberry
Peach
Oranges
Apple
Good bye!
Look in next time!


title: Презентация на тему: A doctor is my future profession

text:
Bychkova Irina 2011 11th  form
A DOCTOR is my future profession
So, a doctor is one of the oldest professions ever existed
The first outstanding doctor of antiquity was Hippocrates. His knowledge helped to treat people saving many lives and promoting the development of medicine.
All doctors take the Hippocratic Oath. The oath is written in Ionic Greek (late 5th century BC) The Hippocratic Oath is an oath historically taken by physicians and other healthcare professionals swearing to practice medicine ethically
The doctor examines human body, fights with diseases, improves health of people, prolongs their life.
The First Moscow state medical university by Setchenov
The Russian National Research Medical University by Pirogov
The Tver state medical academy
The most prestigious HIGH medical SCHOOLS
The place I want to enter isThe First Moscow state medical university by Setchenov
Faculties
Pediatric
Pharmaceutical
Stomatological
Military medicine
Medical-prophylactic
Management and health economics
head nurse
pre-university education
Medical-prophylactic post-graduate education
Number of students
9000 students from Russia and foreign countries
7 years medical  training
The number of scores: 200 - 300 + prizes in olimpics.

Items for rent: biology, chemistry, Russian language (the school) + entrance exams
 The additional education
neurology
endocrinology
surgery
genetics
therapy
hematology
immunology
physiotherapy
and other.
The high school life
Beauty contest "Miss Student"
 The day freshman
The student's organization helps children-orphans "Carousel"
Student Bowling Championship
The practical training
The doctor should be merciful, attentive, patient, quiet.
There are doctors for adults ...
... and  pediatricians.
From my view point, the profession of  a doctor is one of the most necessary and important.I made my mind to join it.


title: Презентация на тему: A Healthy Way of Life

text:
  Health
Healthy
Pressure
A medicine
Pulse
Blood
A patient
Temperature
A diet
To cough
wealth is good above health
a day apple an away keeps doctor a
to and healthy bed wise makes a rise man early and early to wealthy
a mind sound in body a sound
Put the words of the proverbs about health in a logical order
Good health is above wealth
An apple a day keeps a doctor away
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
A sound mind in a sound body
Find the Russian equivalents for these English proverbs
Good health is above wealth
An apple a day keeps a doctor away
A sound mind in a sound body
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
Get up early and go to bed early
Wash your hands before eating
Smoke
Watch TV too long
Go in for sports
Clean your teeth once a day
Sleep enough
Take a cold shower
Eat too many sweets
Spend much time indoors
Eat between meals
Air the room
You should
Get up early and go to bed early
Wash your hands before eating
Go in for sports
Sleep enough
Take a cold shower
Air the room
Smoke
Watch TV too long
Clean your teeth once a day
Eat too many sweets
Spend much time indoors
Eat between meals
Doctor
studies
treats
prescribes
writes a
works in a
What do you do to keep fit?
Crossword
Crossword
Home Assignment
Write a prescription for a patient


title: Презентация на тему: April Fool’s Day

text:
A few quotes about fools & foolish things.
    However big the fool, there is always a bigger fool to admire him.(Nicolas Boileau-Despreaux)Looking foolish does the spirit good. (John Updike) Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed.(Mark Twain) It is better to be a fool than to be dead.(Stevenson) The first of April is the day we remember what we are the other 364 days of the year. (Mark Twain)

Key words:

                                      The Origin of April Fool's Day.

We are still uncertain about the origins of celebrating April 1st as April Fools Day or All Fools Day although it is now generally accepted that it originated in France in the 16th century.

The most widespread theory about the origin of April Fool's Day involves the Gregorian calendar reform of the late sixteenth century. Although popular, this theory has a number of problems with it. The theory goes like this: In 1582 France became the first country to switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar established by the Council of Trent (1563). This switch meant, among other things, that the beginning of the year was moved from the end of March to January 1. Those who failed to keep up with the change, who stubbornly clung to the old calendar system and continued to celebrate the New Year during the week that fell between March 25th (known in England as Lady Day) and April 1st, had various jokes played on them. For instance, pranksters would surreptitiously stick paper fish to their backs. The victims of this prank were given the epithet Poisson d'Avril, or April Fish. Thus, April Fool's Day was born.
 Just fooling around.
Alien invasion
Picture this - a UFO circling the skies over London watched by thousands of astonished citizens. The police arrive at the scene expecting an alien invasion and witness a silver suited person emerging from the craft!
How would you feel if you saw the UFO over your city?

Whistling carrots
Fancy something different for dinner? Have you ever tasted the genetically modified whistling carrot? Specially engineered to grow with air-holes in their side, the carrots begin to whistle when they are fully cooked.
Would you believe this story if you heard it on the news?

Did you know that British scientists can control the weather?
The invention of a weather machine will enable the UK to have long hot summer days and ensure that rain only falls at night. Better still, snow at Christmas time will always be guaranteed!
Would you like the weather to be controlled?

Big Ben Goes Digital
In 1980 the BBC reported that Big Ben, in order to keep up with the times, was going to be given a digital readout. It received a huge response from listeners protesting the change. The BBC Japanese service also announced that the clock hands would be sold to the first four listeners to contact them, and one Japanese seaman in the mid-Atlantic immediately radioed in a bid.
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Moscow 2010
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title: Презентация на тему: A Few Words about Scotland

text:
A few words about Scotland
Author Akimov Ilia,
 School 1693, Moscow.
Some geographical facts
Officially Scotland is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
The area is 78,772 square km (almost twice as large as Holland)
Population-5.1 million, but declining, 66 people per square kilometer.
Some more geographical information
Scotland makes up for almost 35% of the surface of the UK (78.722 sq. km.), but only 9.5% of the population lives there.
The borders
Scotland and it's offshore islands are the northern part of the British island. On the west and the north coast the Atlantic forms the border and in the east coast the Northsea. In the south the border with England goes over the Cheviott Hills, for 90 kilometers.

Amazing facts
The west coast is, in a straight line, 416 km. long, but in reality (because of the many bays) 3200 km. Scotland counts 790 islands, of which 130 are inhabited.
Geografically Scotland consists of 2 parts: the mainland and the islands. On the mainland, one can discern 3 clear landmasses: the northen Highlands, the central Highlands and the Lowlands.
Mountains
The highest top in this area (and of the whole of the UK) is Ben Nevis (1344 meters), near Fort William.
Who really lives in Scotland?
The population distinguishes itself from the English through it's own language and literature, jurisdiction, education and organisation of the church. The Scots have a strong historical consciousness.
Yet the distribution is very uneven: more than 1.5 of the 5 million inhabitants lives in one of the 4 big cities: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee.
Original Scotts
The greater part of the population springs from the original Scottish population, which in fact is a jumble of Picts, Celts and Normans.Contrary to the rest of the UK, less people live in the cities and more in the countryside. With a population density of 66 people per square kilometer it is fairly quiet.
Languages
English is the official language of Scotland, but one can clearly discern a Scottish kind of English, a dialect. In the Highlands there are still people who speak Gaelic. Gaelic springs from the various Celtic languages of the past and nowadays 3 forms have survived: Irish Gaelic, Manx Gaelic  and Scottish Gaelic. These 3 languages are being spoken in Ireland, on the island Man and in Scotland.
How to communicate in Scotland?
The speakers of these languages are called Gaels (formerly Celts). About 60.000 people in Scotland still speak it, so not more than 1% of the total population!
A few centuries ago there were 3 more languages besides English: Pictic, Gaelic and Norwegian. In the present Scottish language many words pop up from these 3 languages.
Climate
Scotland lies on the edge of the European continent and is surrounded by water on 3 sides. It has a moderate seaclimate with soft winters and cool summers.
Average summer highs are about 19 degrees and winter temperatures rarely drop below 0 degrees.Generally, there is snow in the higher areas from December until March. For the most sunshine and a minimum of rain, one has to go there in May or June. July and August are hotter, but also more wet and there are countless midgets.
The weather
For the last few years the weather is very unpredictable and different than it used to be: too much rain and low temperatures. We never went for the weather, but seem to have been quite lucky: most days were dry and on almost every day we saw at least a bit of sunshine.
In Scotland, the weather can show every season in a single day! Even on the sunniest of days care needs to be taken on the hills and mountains. On a mountain, within only 5 minutes, a mist can envelope a walker and make navigation difficult. On the other hand, brooding clouds can ease to spectacular shafts of bright sunlight.
Flora and Fauna
The Highlands are barren and unhospitable. The landscape consists of infertile plains without trees. The vegetation includes heather, fern, a variety of grasses, Juneper berry and similar small bushes.

Some 4.000 years ago, there were mainly pine trees (Scots pine), but deforestation, intensive grazing by sheep and changes in climate, have replaced the once extensive woods with a thick layer of peat. Reforesting has begun, but the new woods are quite one-sided and monotonous.
The variety of animals
There is a great variety of birds, near the coast more than in the inetrior. On the islands and on the steep cliffs of the mainland, many seabirds nest, like ospreys, auks, terns and gannets. In the mountain areas there are golden eagles and ravens, on the moors snow hen and pheasants and owls and sangbirds in the woods.
The largest mammal on land is the deer, which causes a lot of damage to new plantations and nests of rare birds. Big mammals, like the wolf, beaver, beer and elk are extinct already in the 18th century.
The sheep, the Scottish Highlanders, and also the Shetland pony's, which all walk about freely, are half wild.
Economy
For centuries, the economical development of Scotland lagged behind that of England, it's location being one reason. This results in emigration from many people from this area to make money somewhere else.
 Edinburgh is the financial center of the country. There, also the Bank of Scotland is established (where they make their own Scottish bank notes). Also, there are many insurance companies and investment bussinesses. Tourism still is important to the economy of the country, although, for various reasons, it is less than it used to be.
Almost 80% of the Scottish soil is used for agricultural purposes. In the South and Middle Scotland there are vast farming areas, where cattle breeding is the main activity. Nevertheless, The mouth and foot disease disaster in 2001 hurt Scotland, economically, more in tourism than in the agrarian sector.
Industry
The fishing industry is important along all of the coast (haddock, codfish, herring, crustaceans). The breeding of salmon also appears. Most important places with a fishing industry are: Aberdeen, Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Kinlochbervie, Lerwick and Ullapool.
Among the minerals, which Scotland possesses, are coal and iron ore. But, like in other parts of the UK, mining industry is declining. The mining of oil and gas from the Northsea is also of importance to Scotland's economy.
True Scottish export articles are whisky, woolen fabrics (tweed) and foods. Most important buyers are England and the countries of the Commonwealth
Scotland has a good road and railway network. There are four international airports: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Prestwick, and several smaller airports, used for local traffic.
The end

A Few Words about Scotland
Author Akimov Ilia,
 School 1693, Moscow.
A Few Words about Scotland
Author Akimov Ilia,
 Moscow, School 1693
Class 6.
A Few Words about Scotland
Author Akimov Ilia
 Moscow, School 1693
Class 6.


title: Презентация на тему: Аэропорт

text:
To fill in the declaration
Work with a partner
Make up your story

   The End!


title: Презентация на тему: Аффиксация как основной способ словообразования при подготовке к ЕГЭ по английскому языку

text:
simulator      simulation
generator      generation
producer        production
conductor      conduction
                      impression
examiner        examination
 developer      development
trainer             training
Achieve
grow
measure
operate
limit
begin
visit
meet
enter
organize
appear
sudden
care
achievement
growth
masurement
operation
limitation
beginning
visitor
meeting
entrance
organization
appearance
suddenness
care

hope
history
impress
enjoy
silk
harm
ambition
care
child
hair
fury
revolution
trouble
fool
economy
practice
music
atom
Many  societies  have  developed  their  own  medical systems. Some           MEDICINE
_________systems , such  as  the  Chinese, are  still  widely   used.             TRADITION
In  the  Middle  Ages ,____________knowledge  was   mixed   with                SCIENCE
____________belief. People  did  not  know  much  about  the  human            RELIGION
body  and  surgery  was   very___________and__________                      PAIN, DANGER
In  the  19th  century,  medicine  in  Europe  changed  enormously  and
became  more_____________ as  people  began  to  understand   what            EFFECT
caused______________diseases.                                                                       INFECT

hopeful/less
enjoyable
ambitious
hairy
practical
historical
silky
careful/less
furious
foolish
musical
impressive
harmful/less
childish
revolutionary
economic/al
atomic
traditional
scientific
religious
painful
dangerous
effective
infectious
troubled
NOUNS
VERBS
ADJECTIVES
_____SMOKER
_____AGREEMENT
_____ABILITY
_____ORDER
_____COMFORT
______TIE
______MOTIVATE
______COVER
______COLONISE
______POSSIBLE
______HONEST
______LOGICAL
______RESPONSIBLE
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title: Презентация на тему: Add

text:
 Why I choose sprite?
Tasty
Freshly
+ Lemon flavor
Inexpensive but effective cosmetic products
for different types of young skin
I know that fast food
is harmful
but I'm loving for it's rich taste
A wide range of quality sportswear, footwear and accessories
Powerful and
ultramodern devices
with excellent design


title: Презентация на тему: A famous sight of Moscow

text:
A famous sight of Moscow
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1 тур
St Basil’s Cathedral
Uspensky Cathedral
the Spasskaya Tower
the Tretyakov Gallery
the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts

2 тур     Choose the right answer

1.   The capital of Russia is
            a) St Petersburg                 b) Yekаterinburg                 c) Moscow

2.   The capital of Russia in 1900 was
            a) St Petersburg                 b) Yekаterinburg                 c) Moscow

3.   The most famous  Moscow theatre is
           a) the Bolshoi Theatre        b) the Mali Theatre           c) the Grand Opera

4.   The founder of the Tretyakov Gallery was
           a) Pavel Tretyakov              b) Savva Morozov             c) Yuri Dolgorukiy

5.   In the Tretyakov Gallery you can see
           a) a lot of books                    b) the treasures of the tsars      c) beautiful pictures

6.   In the Armory Chamber you can see
           a) a lot of stones                  b) the treasures of the tsars         c)  beautiful pictures
3 турInsert the articles where necessary
1. When we were in (…) Moscow, we sow (…) lot of sights.
2. Do you know about (…)Tretyakov Gallery?
3.   (…) Moscow metro looks like a place.
4. There are many fantastic buildings in (…) capital of our country.
5.  (…) Kremlin is in (…) Red Square.
6.  What is the (…) most famous Moscow theatre?
7.  I have never been to (…) Red Square.
8.  (…) clock which we can see today was installed in (…) middle of (…) 19-th century
                 4 тур          Read the sentence
 5 тур
   “Hospitable”

1.
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3.
4.
5.
Our game is over


title: Презентация на тему: Афиша

text:
Афиша-Poster
Виды афиш:
Театральная
Киноафиша
Концертная
Цирковая
Спортивная
Theatre
Cinema
Concert
Circus
Sport

PLACE
NAME
DATE

TIME
Composition:
Short description
ONLY in our SCHOOL!
TODAY -  29 October
6 p. m.
Funny clowns
Clever dogs
Low price
Circus tent


title: Презентация на тему: 10 Affordable Ways To Good Health

text:
10 Affordable Ways To Good Health
Лагузина Ирина Валерьевна
Учитель английского языка
МОУ СОШ №32 г.Волгограда

Good health is better than the best medicine.

 The English proverb «Sickness in the body brings sickness to the mind»  expresses a similar idea.

1. Sort out your diet
Eating fast food leads to weight gain and even depression in just 30 days.

2. Never skip breakfast
Have a balanced diet. Eat salads, vegetables, fruit and lots of chicken, which are high in protein.

3. Never eat an incomplete meal
Each meal should  contain three basic food groups: carbohydrates, healthy fats and protein.

4. Exercise, and at the very least, just walk
According to the statistics nowadays 60 percent of men and 91 percent of women are below activity levels necessary for a fit and healthy life.

4. Exercise:
jogging or  walking,
swimming or riding the bike in summer,
skiing and toboganning in winter.
In our school basketball is the most popular kind of sport among all the students.

5. Drink a lot of water
The human body is made of over 80% water, and you need to keep replenishing it.

6. Sleep earlier.
your body  repairs itself while you’re snoozing.

7. Consider vitamin supplementation
Vitamins and minerals are a necessity to help replenish your body’s stores.

8. Don’t stress out
Stress impacts your body in the same way terrible toxins do, so do your best to avoid it.

9. Wash your hands
If you don’t want to catch the cold or flu, or to be a little dirty.

10. Visit your doctor for annual tests
If you don’t want to catch the cold or flu, or to be a little dirty.

«Good health is better  than wealth»


Презентация на тему: A FLAT