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1.

What does the word ‘bookworm’ mean?
I am a bookworm.

Do you read a lot?
How often do you read?
Do you like reading?
Do you like reading before sleep?
Do you read all recommended books in summer?
What kind of books do you prefer?
What’s your favourite book?
Who’s your favourite writer?
Are you a bookworm?

3.

4.

1. A(n) ……… story is an exciting story about
a hero who goes on an unusual journey and
does new and dangerous things.
comedy
adventure
suspense

5.

2. A ……… story is about events that take
place in the future or in space and usually
describes strange creatures and robots.
mystery
drama
science
fiction

6.

3. A ……… is a serious and emotional play,
written for the theatre, television or radio.
comedy
novel
drama

7.

4. A ……… is a story about a crime or a
strange event that is difficult to explain.
fairy tale
mystery
legend

8.

5. A(n) ……… is a funny story with a happy ending.
adventurous
myth
humorous
story

9.

6. A ……… is the story of a person’s life written
by another person.
novel
history
biography

10.

How many points
did you get?

11.

Do these literary genres have the same translation in Russian?
• biography
• comedy
• drama
• fairy tale
• history
• humorous story
• legend
• mystery
• myth
• novel
• science fiction
• suspense story
Can you give some examples of each literary genres?

12.

Ex. 2. Who are the authors/characters in the pictures?
Agatha Christie
Miss Marple
Arthur Canon Doyle
Hercule Poirot
Jules Verne
They are authors.
They
are characters.
Sherlock
Holmes
Captain Nemo

13.

Read the texts. Listen to them.
wordlist
behind bars
crime – преступление
to create – создавать
neat appearance – приятная внешность
obsession with order – одержимость порядком
psychology – психология
investigations of crimes – расследования
to gossip
преступлений
typical – типичный
at first glance – на первый взгляд
ordinary – заурядный
to knit – вязать
to gossip – сплетничать
to solve a mystery – разгадать тайну
to put a criminal behind bars – посадить
neat
преступника за решетку
appearance

14.

wordlist
to inspire
faithful
to inspire – вдохновлять
brilliant – блестящий
extraordinary powers – необычные
возможности
observation – наблюдательность
to solve a case – раскрыть дело
mysterious case – загадочный случай
faithful companion – верный спутник
intelligent – смышленый
cape – плащ
to smoke a pipe – курить трубку
a magnifying glass - лупа

15.

wordlist
coast – побережье
unfortunately – к несчастью
to catch – caught- caught – поймать
to have a great imagination – иметь
богатое воображение
several – несколько
to create a character – создать героя
submarine – подводная лодка
strange sea creatures – странные
imagination
морские существа
an underwater city- подводный город

16.

Ex. 3. Read again. Who …
Sherlock Holmes
Hercule Poirot
Miss Marple
Jules Verne
Captain Nemo

17.

Translate.
знаменитый
famous
extraordinary
необычный
опрятная
neat appearance
внешность
to
решать
solve
одержимость
obsession
загадочные
mysterious случаи
cases
порядок
order
преданный
faithful
психология
psychology
сообразительный
intelligent
расследования
investigations
плащ
cape
типичный
typical
magnifying
лупа glass
наatпервый
first glance
взгляд
воображение
imagination
вдохновлять
to inspire
несколько
several
блестящий
brilliant
подводный
underwater

18.

Ex. 4. Match.
neat appearance
obsession
order
psychology
investigation
at first glance
to inspire
brilliant
to solve
mysterious case
cape
magnifying glass
imagination
several
underwater
processes to find the answers to a
a number
the
very
to
first
difficult
over
find
you
the
two
look
crime
solution
but
atnot
sb
to very
or
to
solve
sth
high
crime or a mystery
mysterious
at first
to
several
solve
glance
case
investigation
ability
when
a piece
you
to of
form
think
clothing
ideas
of something
you
in your
wearmind
all
over
the
of
very clever
the study
or good
of the
at what
mindyou do
newyour
or exciting
shoulders
time things
imagination
psychology
obsession
brilliant
cape
a piece
when things
of glassare
that
organized
makes things
and
to
covered
give
clean
the
by
and
idea
the
dressed
to
seacreate
orwell
water
sth
seem biggerarranged
when you well
look through it
magnifying
neat
underwater
toappearance
order
inspire
glass

19.

Match.
well-known
amazing
ordinary
unusual
clever
loyal
faithful
intelligent
extraordinary
famous
strange
typical

20.

Describe one of the character using the new vocabulary.
Harry
Potter
Hermione
Granger
Ron
Weasley
faithful companion
intelligent
extraordinary appearance
to be famous for sth
strange
typical
neat appearance
obsession with sth
to inspire
brilliant
extraordinary powers
to wear a cape
to have a great imagination

21.

my note 1
my note 2
my note 3
Past Simple
‘Simple’ в переводе на русский означает ‘простой’, а что
может быть проще единицы?
0 – это ничего, 2 – много. А значит у нас
ОДИН
в
They
usedглагол
to go/went
сказуемом.
She sealed the letter, put a
to school on foot.
stamp on it and posted it.
Если у нас ОДИН глагол в сказуемом вpast
‘+’ предложении,
habit or state
то happened
для ‘–’ и ‘?’one
мы ВСПОМинаем ВСПОМогательный
past actions which
глагол
‘do’. Он спасает наш глагол от окончания, если
after the
other
оно есть и превращается в ‘did’.
Shakespeare wrote a lot of
Отрицательная частица ‘not’ должна стоять
между
ДВУХ
plays. (He
is dead
now.)
She called an hour ago. глаголов, иначе она упадет.
(When? An hour ago?)
actions which happened at a
definite past time although
complete action or event which
the time is not mentioned.
happened at a stated past time
This action is not connected
with the present
scheme
time expressions
spelling -ed

22.

Ex. 6. Find the regular and irregular past forms in the text.
text 1
past forms
created, studied, inspired,
lived, loved, tried
text 2
past forms
text 3
past forms
regular
irregular
was, caught, sent, had, wrote

23.

Ex. 6. Complete the questions with the correct form of the verb.
Mind the spelling rules. Then answer the questions.
Did Arthur Conan Doyle write poem?
Was Agatha Christie a famous writer?
What did Arthur Conan Doyle study?
What did Jules Verne do when he was 12?
Which characters did Jules Verne create?
Where was Agatha Christie born?

24.

Ex. 6. Use verbs in the Past Simple to make sentences about your
favourite writer and his/her fictional characters.
I’m all ears.

25.

Say it as quickly as you can.
another / other
‘еще один’
Can I have another coffee?
Give me another apple.
‘другой’
I have another idea. (sing.)
I’d like to read other books. (pl.)
the other – речь об
одном из двух
the others – во
мн.ч.
One of the novels is mine, the other
is Peter’s.
One is mine, the others are my
friend’s.
on the one hand … , on the other hand …

26.

Complete the sentences.
1 ________
Another clever detective is Miss Marple who is
very intelligent.
2 ________
Other books written by Jules Verne are also
popular.
3 ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth’ is
________
another adventure story.
4 I want a camping holiday but my friend has
other
________
ideas.

27.

Ex. 7. Complete the gaps with the Past Simple.
caused
heard
used
acted
2019

28.

Ex. 7. Complete the gaps with the Past Simple.
fought
travelled
wrote
spoke
created

29.

Ex. 8. Ask and answer questions about the authors in the text. What is
your favourite genre? When and where do you prefer to read?
What kind of books do you like reading?
Who is your favourite author?
What is he/she talented for?
Where did he/she live?
What books did he/she write?

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