Word building: suffixes 1) «-ly» to form adjectives («weekly», «monthly»), 2) «-ment» to form nouns, 3) «-ous» in adjectives презентация для 9 класса, Английский язык

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Английский язык 5 класс Афанасьева год презентации по темам учебника

Класс: 5

Предмет: Английский язык

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Авторы: Афанасьева О.В., Михеева И.В., Баранова К.М.

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Unit 1. Holidays Are Over
Talking Points
Summer holidays
Weather in different seasons
Holiday places
Holidays at home and abroad
Holidays in Great Britain
Weekends and weekdays
Russian school holidays
Present simple (revision)
Past simple of regular verbs (revision)
Irregular verbs in past simple
"Going to" (revision)
Future simple (revision)
Adjectives: degrees of comparison (revision)
"As … As", "not as … as", "not so … as" to compare objects
Vocabulary Points
Words for the talking points
Nouns "town" and "city"
Polysemantic words: "country"
Culture and History
Flags of different countries
Scotland
Italy
Some facts about European countries and Russia
R.L.Stevenson
Unit 2. Family History
Daily routine
Jobs and careers
Biographies
Interests and hobbies
Family relations
Your address
You and your family
Who-questions in present and past simple
The verb "can" in past simple
General questions in present, future and past simple and answers to them
Naming years
Prepositions with the verb "leave"
Ordinal numbers
Spelling numbers
The noun "family" in the singular and plural
Glasgow and its coat-of-arms
William Allingham
Unit 3. Healthy Ways
People's likes and dislikes
Time, clocks and watches
Doing sport and playing games
Different lifestyles
Your free time
Healthy eating
Running as a physical activity
"-ing" forms after the verbs "love", "like", "hate", "enjoy", "begin", "stop", "finish"
"Let's + infinitive" in affirmative and negative structures
"Have/has got" as an equivalent of the verb "to have"
Nouns "clock" and "watch"
Verb "could" to express a polite request
Types of clocks
Word building: suffix "-er" to form nouns and suffix "-ful" to form adjectives
The English children's game "Simon says"
Hyde Park in London
S.Marshak as a translator of English poetry
Unit 1. Schools and Schooling
Talking Points
School description
Coming back to school
Homecoming (an American tradition)
Education in England, Wales
Education in Russia
School subjects
American school year
Countable and uncountable nouns
Partition ("a piece of cake" etc.)
Nouns used only in the plural
Articles with nouns like "school", "church", "hospital", "prison" etc.
Word building: the suffix "-tion" to form nouns
Culture and History
English as a global language
American English
Compulsory education in Britain
Science as a school subject
Marks used in English and Russian schools
Unit 2. The Language of the World
Learning English
Reasons to learn English
The way English developed
Variants of the English language
English - the language of the planet
Dictionaries and what information they give
Important languages at different times
The present perfect tense
The third forms of some irregular verbs
Adverbs of time as markers of present perfect
Adverbs "already" and "yet" in questions
Past simple in answers to questions in present perfect
Articles with nouns denoting languages
Articles with nouns after the intensifier "such"
International words
Words to describe likes and dislikes
Words "dictionary" and "vocabulary"
Word building: a) the suffix "-less" to form adjectives, b) the suffix "-ing" to form nouns
How languages began
Indo-European family of languages
Monolingual and bilingual dictionaries
Story of English
Unit 3. Some Facts about the English-speaking World
The USA - a country of immigrants
New York
Geography of the USA
Washington, D.C.
Geography of Australia
Canberra and Sydney - two major Australian cities
Australian flora and fauna
Past simple versus present perfect
"Just" and "just now" as markers of present perfect and past simple
"Before", "many/several times", "for the first/second time" as markers of present perfect
Articles with nouns denoting nationalities
"Maybe" versus "may be'
"To have gone to…" versus "to have been to…"
Words to express surprise
Words to denote nations and nationalities
Phrasal verbs: "give away", "give back", "give out", "give up"
Word building: a) the suffix "-ly" to form adverbs, b) the suffix "-ly" to form adjectives
Story of the USA
Story of Australia
Wonders of the US natural world
Wonders of Australian natural world
Australian Aborigines
Unit 1. Sport and Outdoor Activities
Holidays at home and abroad
Sports activities and games
Sport and health
Winter and summer sports
Sportswear and sports equipment
Ancient and modern Olympics
Famous athletes and trainers
Paralympic games
Construction "used to" to describe past events
Constructions "the more… the more", "the longer… the more", "the more… the less" etc.
Past perfect (general information)
Past perfect in time clauses (with prepositions "after", "before", "as soon as")
Prepositions with the noun "field"
The noun "sport" and collocations with it - "to do sport(s)", "to go in for sport(s)"
The function word "else" and combinations with it - "who else", "what else", "or else" etc.
Word building: the suffixes "-ic", "-al", "-ical" to form adjectives
Phrasal verbs: "to end in", "to end with", "to end up"
Words to make proposals, accept or refuse them
Culture and History
Sports in Britain
Sports in Russia
Unit 2. Performing Arts: Theatre
The history of entertainment
Theatre in ancient times
Describing a theatre
Buying theatre tickets
Visiting theatre
Shakespeare's plays
The pantomime
Past perfect and past simple in clauses with prepositions "after" and "before"
Past simple to describe a succession of actions in the past
Reported speech, sequence of tenses
Verbs to introduce reported speech
The noun "ticket" and prepositions with it
Prepositions with nouns denoting places in the theatre
Lexical changes depending on the sequence of tenses
Time words in narration
Word building: suffixes "-ance", "-ence", "-ist" to form nouns
Phrasal verbs: "hold on", "hold on to", "hold out", "hold up"
Confusable English: "like" versus "alike", "at the end" versus "in the end"
History of theatre
William Shakespeare, famous English playwright
Theatre in England in the 16th-17th centuries
The Globe Theatre in the 17th and nowadays
Famous Russian theatres
Unit 1. Mass Media: Radio, Television, the Internet
Talking Points
Different kinds of mass media
Television in the life of people
Television in the classroom
Varieties of TV programmes
The Internet and its role in modern life
Children and computers
Writing personal letters
Grammar Points
Present progressive passive
Past progressive passive
Present perfect passive
Past perfect passive
Vocabulary Points
Words for the talking points
Confusable words: "serial" vs "series"
The nouns "advice", "hair", "information", "knowledge", "money", "news", "progress"; the way they function
Phrasal verbs: "turn into", "turn on/off", "turn up/down", "turn over"
The nouns "police", "data", "media" and their peculiarities
Word building: prefixes "non-", "in-", "il-", "un-" to form word with negative sense
Social English: ways to correct the speaker, to express the opposite point of view
Culture and History
BBC and its main radio and TV channels
Unit 2 The Printed Page: Books, Magazines, Newspapers
Importance of reading
Public and home libraries
Book preferences
Book categories. Paper books and e-books
The press
Journalists and journalism
The pronoun "one"
Participle I, participle II
Structures with participle I ("to have fun skiing" etc)
Gerund and the verbs that usually follow it ("start", "finish", "love" etc.)
Peculiarities of the gerundial constructions after the verb "mind"
Confusable words: "mumble - murmur", "shout - scream", "print - publish - type"
How synonyms may be different
Homonyms: verbs "to lie (lay)" - "to lie (lied)"
Social English for telephone talks
Word building: suffixes 1) "-ly" to form adjectives ("weekly", "monthly"), 2) "-ment" to form nouns, 3) "-ous" in adjectives
Phrasal verbs: "look after", "look through", "look for", "look forward to"
English idioms with the verbs "mind"
Famous British and Russian writers
Peculiarities of headings in British newspapers and magazines

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