1. • Форми і методи роботи над
формуванням комунікативної
компетенції учнів з англійської мови

2. Vocabulary Facts
• Native speakers employ about
2,500 words to cover 95% of their
needs.
• Learners can probably get by on a
lot fewer, maybe half that number.
• The most useful criterion for
selection is frequency.

3. The top 200 most common
words
• All the question forming words
• All the modal auxiliary verbs
• All the pronouns
• All the common prepositions
• Spoken discourse markers
• Common backchannel expressions
• Common linking words
• Ways of adding emphasis
• Ways of hedging

4. Nuggets of Gold in Teaching SpeakingNuggets of Gold in Teaching Speaking
• Drilling and Chants
• Empty slots
• Disappearing dialogues
• Jumbled dialogues
• Conversational “tennis”
• Discussion Bingo
• Milling activities
• Paper conversations

5. Drilling and chants
-A funny thing happened…
-What happened?
- A funny thing happened to Lee.
-It's funny how things like that
happen.
The same thing happened to me.

6. Drilling and chants
-An awful thing happened…
-What happened?
- An awful thing happened to Jim.
-It's awful how things like that
happen.
The same thing happened to him.

7. Drilling and chants
-A scary thing happened…
-What happened?
- A scary thing happened to Gus.
-It's scary how things like that
happen.
The same thing happened to us.

8. Speech Acts
• Greeting
• Request
• Suggestion
• Offer
• Compliment
• Invitation
• Reprimand
• Refusal
• Apology
• Excuse
• Promise
• Acceptance
• Gratitude
• Complaint

9. Why not try it?
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10. Sustained Monologue
• Did you read about …?
• Real – life story, personal
anecdote
• Chain story
• Academic presentation

15. Abandoned villages

22. Days 1 and 2
Arrive in Odessa. There are many places to see,
like Potemkin steps and Opera theatre. Visit
the sea port to see different nice ships or go
shopping for souvenirs at the Cathedral Square.

23. Day 3:Go to the Crimea. Visit wonderful places like
Bakhchisarai, Swallow's Nest.
Go to Yalta, to climb the mountain Ai-Petri,
and have a good time with the animals in the Yalta zoo.

24. Day 4-5:
Visit the Carpathian Mountains: skiing, hiking,
playing snowballs, taking photos. Then go to
the capital of Ukraine - Kiev.
Day 4-5:
Visit the Carpathian Mountains: skiing, hiking,
playing snowballs, taking photos. Then go to
the capital of Ukraine - Kiev.

25. Day 6:
You will not stay indifferent to the sights of Kiev.
First, you can visit Independence Square, the central
Square of Kiev, then Khreschatyk -Central Railway
and the city's business center of Ukraine.
On the high hills of the right bank of the Dnieper
rises majestically crowned with golden domes
Kiev-Pechersk Lavra - the inheritance of the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
Day 6:
You will not stay indifferent to the sights of Kiev.
First, you can visit Independence Square, the central
Square of Kiev, then Khreschatyk -Central Railway
and the city's business center of Ukraine.
On the high hills of the right bank of the Dnieper
rises majestically crowned with golden domes
Kiev-Pechersk Lavra - the inheritance of the
Blessed Virgin Mary.