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This document is a teacher's presentation about animals at the zoo. It contains a list of animals that live in the zoo, with some mistakes, that the students will correct together. It also includes a poem about seeing different animals at the zoo, such as a giraffe eating from a tree and a monkey laughing. There are exercises for the students to complete as homework matching animals to actions and identifying present participles.
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- 1. Автор презентации Учитель английского языка Айриян Валентина Мурадовна Module 4 AT THE ZOO!
- 2. This is to certify that _________________ has participated in Demonstration lesson Valentina A.Muradovna, English teacher Odintsovo,2014
- 4. a giraffe, a cat, a monkey, a dog, a dolphin, a cow, a hamster, a seal, a lizard, a whale, a hippo, a fly, a crocodile. Look. This is the list of animals living in our Zoo. But there are mistakes (ошибки). Let’s correct them together. Find odd animals.
- 5. When I’m at the zoo, What do I see? Lots of funny animals Looking at me. I see a tall giraffe, Eating from a tree. I see a silly monkey, Laughing at me. I see a clever dolphin, Swimming in the sea.
- 6. I see a little seal, Clapping one, two, three! I see a lazy lizard, Sitting in the sun. I see a big whale, Having lots of fun. I see a baby hippo, Learning how to run. And one crocodile, Crying on its own
- 7. Глаголы с окончанием –ing, перед которым НЕТ формы глагола to be являются причастием и отвечают на вопрос ЧТО ДЕЛАЮЩИЙ?
- 8. A giraffe laughing A monkey swimming A dolphin is eating A seal clapping A lizard having fun A whale learning to run A baby hippo sitting A crocodile crying Match animals and actions (действия).
- 11. HOMEWORK Student’s book p.58 ex.1,2, p.59 ex.3 Workbook p.30 ex.1
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