Seasons and weather in Great Britain
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The document describes the typical weather patterns in Great Britain throughout the year. It states that the weather gets warmer in May, which is warm enough for tourists to sit outside. Spring brings warm and sunny weather, allowing activities like catching butterflies and working in the garden. Autumn is a wet season, though it does not snow much, and winter generally does not bring snow, unlike in Ukraine.
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World's calling SOS 2
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A place to live
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Travelling 2
This document discusses different aspects of travelling, including matching word combinations related to travelling, answering questions about one's travelling experiences and preferences, and providing example sentences about travelling to different places and means of transportation. It covers topics like enjoying nature or cities, packing luggage, visiting relatives and friends, and using different modes of transport.
Nature and weather
The document provides questions about free time activities like listening to music, going shopping, hiking, eating out, surfing the net, and going to concerts. It also includes exercises asking the reader to name pictures, listen to sounds and identify weather, and answer questions about likes and dislikes depending on different weather conditions. The document appears to be exercises from an English textbook focused on nature, weather, and free time activities.
Living in a city and in a village
This document discusses the pros and cons of living in cities versus villages and provides examples of big cities like London, New York, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Montreal for students to research. It instructs students to find articles explaining the pros and cons of living in these cities and of living in Kherson specifically. Students are then assigned a homework task to complete.
Technology effects our lives
The document discusses how technology affects our lives and provides instructions for an assignment. Students are asked to do a quiz using a link, discuss in pairs the most and least important devices for them, and do an exercise using another link. They are then asked questions about modern devices, what they can't live without, and how they use their smart phone and computer. The homework assignment involves completing an exercise from page 94 and learning new vocabulary from that same page.
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Primary and secondary education in Ukraine is compulsory and free for children between the ages of 5-16. Schools have various staff who support education like teachers, librarians, secretaries, nurses and principals. Primary school lasts 4 years after which students can continue their education. The education system is similar to that of Great Britain where most primary schools are state-run though some children attend private schools.
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- 1. The weather in Great Britain
- 2. Describe the weather and say what we can do on that day Example: It’s spring. It’s warm and sunny. We can catch butterflies and work in the garden in spring.
- 3. Match the words combinations At the beginning Thirty degrees Fantastic Warm enough The tourist The weather gets Of May Month Hot Season Above zero To sit out in the open
- 5. Adjectives Sunny – sunnier - the sunniest Warm – warmer - the warmest tasty – tastier - the tastiest Wet – wetter - the wettest Cool – cooler - the coolest Good – better - the best Changeable-more changeable- the most changeable Beautiful-more beautiful-the most beautiful
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