Презентация - "Презентация к серии уроков по теме FOOD AND SOPPING Модуль 2, 8 класс"

МОДУЛЬ 2, 8 КЛАСС
СШ 76, ЯРОСЛАВЛЬ,ТРЕТЬЯКОВА Е.М.

Countable and uncountable nouns
a lot of…

lots of …

Развитие диалогической речи (этикетный диалог)

Усвоение и тренировка в употреблении

MANY
MUCH
FEW A FEW
LITTLE A LITTLE

Неисчисляемые существительные
(N только ед.число и V в ед.числе)

Существительные, имеющие только множественное число
(согласуются с глаголом во мн.числе)

Remember

Food preparation verbs

Read and act out the dialogue:
Ordering food and drink
 A: I’d like some water, please.
B: Sparkling or still?
A: Still, please.
 
B: What would you like for the main course?
A: I’d like the fish, please.
B: Steamed, fried or grilled?
A: Grilled, please.
 
B: Would you like some dessert?
A: Just a cup оf coffee.
B: Still water, grilled fish and a cup of coffee.

Match the adjectives to their opposites. Listen and check.
optimistic
confident
shy
generous
selfish
pessimistic
reliable
flexible
stubborn
unreliable
sincere
unsociable
sensitive
irritable
sociable
impatient
patient
insincere
easy-going
insensitive
оптимистичный
застенчивый
эгоистичный
надёжный
упрямый
искренний
впечатлительный
общительный
терпеливый
легкий в общении
уверенный
великодушный
пессимистичный
податливый
ненадежный
необщительный
раздражительный
нетерпеливый
неискренний
невпечатлительный

spoon — ложка
tablespoon — столовая ложка
teaspoon — чайная ложка
fork — вилка
knife — нож
glass — стакан
cup — чашка
plate - тарелка
saucer — блюдце
pan — кастрюля
frying-pan — сковорода
pot – горшок
seasoning — приправа
mustard - горчица
vinegar - уксусpepper - перец
spice - специя
the first course — первое блюдо
the second course — второе блюдо
dessert — десерт
soup — суп

porridge — овсяная каша
fried potatoes — жареный картофель
mashed potatoes — картофельное пюре
boiled egg — вареное яйцо
fried eggs — яичница
meat — мясо
beef - говядина
pork - свинина
mutton — баранина
poultry — птица
cutlet — котлета
beefsteak — бифштекс
drink — напиток
cocoa — какао
juice - сок
lemonade — лимонад
candy — леденец
biscuit — печенье
cake - торт, пирожное
pie - пирог
jam - варенье
marmalade — мармелад, повидло

foodstuff — продукт питания
butcher’s — мясной магазин
greengrocer’s — овощной магазин
dairy — молочный магазин
confection — кондитерский отдел
grocery - бакалейный отдел, магазин
sausage - колбаса
salami — сухая колбасаcanned goods — консервы
butter — сливочное масло
vegetable oil - растительное масло

PRESENT PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT PERFECT OR PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

3.They … (win) two prizes so far. (Они пока выиграли 2 приза.)
4.I … (attend) a swimming-pool for 5 years. (Я посещаю бассейн в течение 5 лет.)
5.I … (peel) onions, that’s why my eyes are red. (Я чищу лук, поэтому мои глаза красные.)
6.Crank … (be) in hospital for 2 weeks already. (Мистер Крэнк лежит в больнице уже 2 недели.)
7.We … (know) each other since (Мы знаем друг друга с 2000 года.)
8.Our neighbor … (have) that car for 20 years. (У нашего соседа эта машина уже 20 лет.)
9.The baby … (cry) for a couple of hours. (Ребенок плачет пару часов.)
10.Don’t worry, the film … (not start) yet. (Не беспокойся, фильм еще не начался.)

14.How long … (you/wait) for them? (Как долго ты их ждешь?)
15.How many glasses of beer … (he/drink) today? (Сколько бокалов пива он сегодня выпил?)
16.… (you/ever/live) in a tent? (Ты когда-нибудь жил в палатке?)
17.Where … (you/be)? (Где ты был?)
18.How much money … (Kevin/spend) in the casino? (Сколько денег потратил Кевин в казино?)
19.… (those vegetables/boil) since 2 o’clock? (Те овощи варятся с двух часов?)
20.… (you/defrost) the fridge yet? (Ты еще не разморозила холодильник?)
21.How many messages … (she/send) today? (Сколько сообщений она послала сегодня?)
22.How long … (your sister/travel)? (Как долго твоя сестра путешествует?)
23.How many people … (Angela/invite) to her party? (Сколько людей пригласила Анджела на свою вечеринку?)

Найдите в диалоге ошибки во временах глагола.
- Hello, Charles. I didn’t see you since yesterday morning. Where have you been?
- Actually I work on my first novel.
- I see. How long have you written it?
- For three weeks already. I have made a lot of interesting characters. I’ve been so busy today. You know I didn’t have a single cup of coffee since morning.
- And how many chapters have you been writing so far?
- 3 chapters are ready! And I have thought already of a nice title. But I didn’t decide yet what happens next.

Body language.

What feelings do the actions in the pictures 1-8 suggest? Choose from the list. Make sentences, as in the example.
nervous
furious
surprised
impatient
bored
unsure
worried
puzzled
Nick’s palms are sweating. He seems to be nervous.
He looks nervous.
Pete is scratching his head. He seems puzzled./
He looks puzzled.
Alex is tapping his foot. He seems impatient./
He looks impatient.
Helen is biting her lip. She seems worried./ She looks worried.
Gus is crossing his arms. He seems bored./ He looks bored.
John is shrugging his shoulders. He seems unsure./ He looks unsure.
Laura is clenching her teeth/fists. She seems furious./ She looks furious.
Tom is raising his eyebrows. He seems surprised./ He looks surprised.

Fill in:
shy
bright
avoid
develop
fancy
opportunity
confident
approach
patient
involved

Workbook
Across
2. confident
3. easy-going
5. pessimistic
6. unsociable
7. impatient
Down
1. selfish
2. insensitive
4. unreliable
Find the opposites and complete.

The use of articles with geographical names.

Without the
Continents EUROPE
Countries (1 word)
Lake Baikal
A single Island Madagascar

Elbrus

With the
Mountain chains
Island groups

BUT
The Kongo
The Netherlands

_ Nile flows across the northeastern part of _ Africa to _ Mediterranean Sea.
_ North Sea separates _ British Isles from _ Europe.
_ Kazbek is the highest peak of _ Caucasus.
_ Chicago is on _ Lake Michigan.
_ Sahara is the world's largest hot desert.
_ France is to the north of _ Italy.
_ Europe and _ America are separated by _ Atlantic Ocean.
_ Madagascar is an island in _ Indian Ocean.

The Nile flows across the northeastern part of Africa to the Mediterranean Sea.
The North Sea separates the British Isles from Europe.
Kazbek is the highest peak of the Caucasus.
Chicago is on Lake Michigan.
The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert.
France is to the north of Italy.
Europe and America are separated by the Atlantic Ocean.
Madagascar is an island in the Indian Ocean.

A single Island
Rivers | Channels
Peaks
Island groups
Lakes
Mountain chains
Cities | Towns |
Villages
Deserts
Countries
Seas
Continents
Oceans