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Тема урокаТема урока: : «Параллели»«Параллели» образовательнаяобразовательная :: формирование систематических знаний формирование систематических знаний
грамматических структур «Разделительные и соединительные союзы», грамматических структур «Разделительные и соединительные союзы», «Наречия «Наречия tootoo и и neitherneither», «Степени сравнения прилагательных»,, », «Степени сравнения прилагательных»,, словарных единиц по теме “Великобритания и Россия“ на основе словарных единиц по теме “Великобритания и Россия“ на основе развитие общих учебных умений, навыков и самостоятельной развитие общих учебных умений, навыков и самостоятельной деятельности учащихся;деятельности учащихся;
развивающая:развивающая: развивать фантазию, творческое мышление; развивать фантазию, творческое мышление; речевые способности на основе логики сравнения, анализа и речевые способности на основе логики сравнения, анализа и воображениявоображения;;
воспитательнаявоспитательная:: учить учащихся бережно относиться к учить учащихся бережно относиться к культурному наследию двух стран, толерантности;культурному наследию двух стран, толерантности;
межкультурная компетенция:межкультурная компетенция: формирование формирование способности учащихся интегрировать знания, полученные в других способности учащихся интегрировать знания, полученные в других предметах и на уроках английского языка и создать самостоятельный предметах и на уроках английского языка и создать самостоятельный продукт на английском языке. расширение знаниий социокультурного продукт на английском языке. расширение знаниий социокультурного компонента;компонента;
The motto The motto "Knowledge speaks, "Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens."but wisdom listens."
Jimi HendrixJimi Hendrix
(born; November 27, 1942 – September 18, 1970) was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter. He is often considered to be the greatest electric guitarist in the history of rock music
Grammar revisionGrammar revision Degrees of comparisonDegrees of comparison ConnectorsConnectors Adverbs “too” and “either”Adverbs “too” and “either”
II IIII IIIIIIPositivePositive Comparative Comparative Supelative Supelative
Adj Adj Adj
Adj Adj Adj
ИСКЛЮЧЕНИЯИСКЛЮЧЕНИЯgood – better – the bestgood – better – the best
This house is This house is good.good.
This house is This house is better better than thatthan that. .
This house is This house is the bestthe best of the three of the three
..
bad – worse – the bad – worse – the worstworst
The first house is…The first house is…
The second house is … than the first oneThe second house is … than the first one
The third house is … of the three.The third house is … of the three.
little – less – the leastlittle – less – the least
There is There is littlelittle light in this room. light in this room.
There is There is lessless light light in this in this room.room.
There is There is the leastthe least light in this light in this room.room.
muchmuch - more - the most- more - the most
manymany
There are There are manymany apples on the plate. apples on the plate.
There are There are moremore apples in the basket. apples in the basket.
There are There are the mostthe most apples in the box. apples in the box.
far –far – farther – the farther – the farthestfarthest
further - the furthest further - the furthest
This church is This church is farfar..
This church is even This church is even fartherfarther..
This church is This church is the farthestthe farthest of all. of all.
NB! NB! Read Read furtherfurther, please!, please!
Form the degrees of comparison of the following Form the degrees of comparison of the following words:words:
fine -fine -powerful powerful pretty – pretty – thin - thin - clever - clever - long - long - lazy - lazy - mad -mad -high -high -new - new - hot -hot -
brightbright - -dirty –dirty –cold – cold – cheap -cheap -difficult – difficult – comfortablcomfortable e busy -busy -wet -wet -famous -famous -deep - deep - severe severe interesting interesting brave -brave -
merry –merry –bad –bad –many ––many ––wide –wide –hard –hard –useful –useful –good – good – little – little – small –small –common –common –far –far –
Соединительные и разделительные союзыСоединительные и разделительные союзы.. andand - - и, аи, а as well asas well as - - так же так же
как (и)как (и) both … andboth … and - - как … как …
так итак и neither … norneither … nor - - ни ни
… ни… ни not only … but not only … but
alsoalso - - не только … не только … но ино и
eithereither … … oror - - или … или … или, либо … либоили, либо … либо
oror - - или; иначеили; иначе
Give your examplesGive your examples Russia and Great Britain …Russia and Great Britain … As well asAs well as Russia Great Britain Russia Great Britain
has…has… Both Great Britain andBoth Great Britain and Russia are\Russia are\
have got…have got… Neither Russia nor Great Britain…Neither Russia nor Great Britain… Not only Great Britain but alsoNot only Great Britain but also
Russia …Russia … Either RussiaEither Russia oror Great Britain …Great Britain … It is worth travelling around … It is worth travelling around …
oror ......
as as - as as - такой же … такой же … как как
William Hogarth is William Hogarth is as famous asas famous as sir Joshua sir Joshua Reynolds.Reynolds.
not so (as) as - not so (as) as - не такой … не такой … каккак
Lilla Cabot Perry is Lilla Cabot Perry is not so popularnot so popular as Pablo as Pablo Picasso.Picasso.
Adj
Adj
CompareCompare St. Paul’s Cathedral St. Basil’s CathedralSt. Paul’s Cathedral St. Basil’s Cathedral
As asAs as
The Beatles SerebroThe Beatles Serebro
Not asNot as asas
As asAs as
Not as asNot as as
Наречия too и either too
употребляется в утвердительных предложениях
either употребляется в отрицательных предложениях
llllHorse ridingHorse riding
llllDoing sportsDoing sports
Watching TVWatching TV
SleepingSleeping
ReadingReading
llll Collecting Collecting thingsthings
GardeninGardeningg
TravellingTravelling
KnittingKnitting
Playing Playing gamesgames
CookingCooking
llllShoppingShopping
HikingHiking
15kkkk64115kkkk641
EatingEating
Playing musical Playing musical instrumentsinstruments
FishingFishing
JoggingJogging
llllActing in playsActing in plays
llllHuntingHunting
llllDrawingDrawing
Walking a dogWalking a dog
DancingDancing
SwimmingSwimming
Playing computer Playing computer gamesgames
llllSingingSinging
I would like to compare I would like to compare Great Britain and RussiaGreat Britain and Russia
Russia is a country in northern Eurasia. Russia is the traditional is the traditional 'short form' of the full 'short form' of the full country titlecountry title the Russian Federation. Russia is the largesRussia is the largestt countrcountryy in the world in the world..
Great Britain is an island Great Britain is an island situated to the northwest of situated to the northwest of Continental Europe Continental Europe The term "Great Britain" The term "Great Britain" is the traditional 'short is the traditional 'short form' of the full country form' of the full country title 'the United Kingdom title 'the United Kingdom of Great Britain and of Great Britain and NorthernNorthern Ireland. Ireland. It is the largest European It is the largest European island. island. ',',
AreaArea 219,000 km2 219,000 km2 CountryCountry a a political union political union
ofof England England ScotlandScotland Wales Wales andand
Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland Largest city LondonLargest city LondonPopulationPopulation aboutabout 61,500,000 61,500,000
AreaArea 17,075,400 km217,075,400 km2CountryCountry a union a union of of 83 83
federal subjects. federal subjects. Largest city Largest city Moscow Moscow
PopulationPopulation aboutabout 141,927,297 141,927,297
National Animals SymbolsSymbols
Friendly Friendly Brave Brave Peaceful Peaceful NobleNoble
Mighty Mighty Powerful Powerful Brave Brave ProudProud Cheerful Cheerful NobleNoble BeautifulBeautiful
CleverClever Cheerful Cheerful Lazy Lazy Powerful Powerful Is able to Is able to
be sad or be sad or happyhappy
Mighty Mighty Strong Strong Powerful Powerful Brave Brave BeautifulBeautiful GracefulGraceful AgileAgile
Capitals Capitals LondonLondon is the capital of is the capital of
England and the United England and the United Kingdom. Kingdom.
It is the UK's largest It is the UK's largest and most populous and most populous metropolitan area and metropolitan area and the largest urban zone the largest urban zone in the European Union in the European Union
It was founded by the It was founded by the Romans in the 1st Romans in the 1st century AD. century AD.
official population official population is is 7,556,9007,556,900..
MoscowMoscow is is the capital the capital ofof
Russia and a global cityRussia and a global city.. It is also the largest It is also the largest
metropolitan area in metropolitan area in EuropeEurope. .
The first Russian The first Russian reference to Moscow reference to Moscow dates from 1147dates from 1147
The population of The population of Moscow is 10,535,100Moscow is 10,535,100
The Changing of the GuardsThe Changing of the GuardsThe KremlinThe Kremlin on Saturdays aton Saturdays at 12:00 12:00 fromfrom AprilApril tilltill
October lasts 2 hoursOctober lasts 2 hours
Buckingham PalaceBuckingham Palacedailydaily atat 11:30 11:30 fromfrom AprilApril tilltill AugustAugustLasts 45 minLasts 45 min
Lakes Lakes Loch Ness is a large, deep, freshLoch Ness is a large, deep, fresh
water water lakelake in the Scottish Highlands in the Scottish Highlands surface area surface area isis 56.4 km2 56.4 km2 Loch Ness is the second largest Loch Ness is the second largest
ScottisScottishh lakelake It contains more fresh water than It contains more fresh water than
all lakes in England and Walesall lakes in England and Wales combinedcombined..
Loch Ness is best known for the Loch Ness is best known for the legendary Loch Ness Monster, also legendary Loch Ness Monster, also known as "Nessieknown as "Nessie
Lake Baikal is the world's second Lake Baikal is the world's second lakelake, it’s, it’s in Siberia in Siberia..
surface area surface area is is 31,722 km 31,722 km22., ., Lake Baikal is the deepestLake Baikal is the deepest and the and the
clearest of all lakes in the world. clearest of all lakes in the world. It is the freshIt is the freshest est water lake in the water lake in the
worldworld, , contains 20 percent of the contains 20 percent of the world's surface fresh waterworld's surface fresh water
Baikal is also the world's oldesBaikal is also the world's oldest,t, more than 25 million years oldmore than 25 million years old, , the the body of water is also known as the body of water is also known as the "Pearl of Siberia". "Pearl of Siberia".
Great FiresGreat Fires The 1812 Fire of Moscow The 1812 Fire of Moscow
broke out on September broke out on September 14, 1812 in Moscow The 14, 1812 in Moscow The fire fire waswas until September until September 18, destroying three-18, destroying three-quarters of Moscow. quarters of Moscow.
The Great Fire of London The Great Fire of London was from Sunday, 2 was from Sunday, 2 September to Wednesday, September to Wednesday, 5 September 16665 September 1666, , destroyingdestroying 13,200 houses, 13,200 houses, 87 churches87 churches..
National GalleriesNational Galleries National GalleryNational Gallery (London) is (London) is
one of the principal art galleries one of the principal art galleries in Britain and opened in 1838.in Britain and opened in 1838.
The National Gallery now has The National Gallery now has over 2000 works representing the over 2000 works representing the principal schools of European principal schools of European painting from the 13th century to painting from the 13th century to 20th century.20th century.
Gosudarstvennaya Gosudarstvennaya Tretyakovskaya Galereya, Tretyakovskaya Galereya, founded by Pavel M. Tretyakov in founded by Pavel M. Tretyakov in 1856.1856.
It contains the world's finest It contains the world's finest collection of 17th- and 18th-collection of 17th- and 18th-century Russian icons, having century Russian icons, having more than 40,000 of them. 18th-more than 40,000 of them. 18th-century portraits, 19th-century century portraits, 19th-century historical paintings, and works of historical paintings, and works of the Soviet period.the Soviet period.
Literature Literature Alexander Pushkin, Russian Alexander Pushkin, Russian
poet and philosopher is poet and philosopher is admired in Russia as Robert admired in Russia as Robert Burns in Scotland. Burns in Scotland. Robert Robert Burns represents the Burns represents the generation of Romantic generation of Romantic writers. In his poems he writers. In his poems he described with love and described with love and understanding the simple life understanding the simple life he knew.he knew. Both poets had Both poets had visions and expressed them in visions and expressed them in immortal lines.immortal lines.
Both Pushkin and Burns died Both Pushkin and Burns died in their 37th year.in their 37th year.
1759-1796I see her in the daisy
flowers,I see her sweet and
fair,I hear her in the
tuneful birds,I see her charm the
air.There is not a bonnie
flower that spring,By fountain show or
green.There is not a bonnie
bird that sings,But minds me o’my
Jean.
1799-1837Буря мглою небо кроет,Вихри снежные крутя;То, как зверь, она завоет,То заплачет, как дитя,То по кровле обветшалойВдруг соломой зашумит,То, как путник запоздалый,
К нам в окошко застучит
To sum up,To sum up, Russia and Great Britain are powerful countriesRussia and Great Britain are powerful countries As well asAs well as Russia Great Britain has a lot of Russia Great Britain has a lot of
famous people and traditions.famous people and traditions. Both Great Britain andBoth Great Britain and Russia have got much to Russia have got much to
see.see. Neither Russia nor Great Britain lost the war Neither Russia nor Great Britain lost the war
against Napoleon.against Napoleon. Not only Great Britain but alsoNot only Great Britain but also Russia was Russia was
almost burnt in the fire. almost burnt in the fire. Either RussiaEither Russia oror Great Britain are worth of Great Britain are worth of
visiting.visiting. It is a good idea to read more about GreatIt is a good idea to read more about Great Britain Britain
oror RussiaRussia..
HomeworkHomework You are welcome You are welcome
to draw your own parallelto draw your own parallel
Sometimes it is not enough to do our best; we must do what is required."
Sir Winston Churchill