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Exercise 11A, page 1 - English File Studetn's book, pre-intermediate, Oxford
Авторы: Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., Lambert J.
Тип: Student's book (Учебник)
Серия: English File
Издательство: Oxford University Press
Год издания: 2019 - 2026
Уровень обучения: Pre-intermediate
Цвет обложки: белый, синий
ISBN: 978-0-19-403751-8
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11A. Ask the teacher - номер 1, страница 86.
№1 (с. 86)
Условие. №1 (с. 86)
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11.1
One.
Окей, so now repeat after me. Ду па. Ду па. Де ла салат. Де ла салат. Де сасис. Де сасис.
Two.
So, last week we looked at percentages. And today we're going to look at fractions. Can someone give me an example of a fraction? Uh, three quarters? Yes, exactly. And what would that be as a percentage? Seventy-five percent.
Three.
Can anybody tell me the dates of the First World War? Oh, me, sir, me, sir. А. Angela? Nineteen thirty-nine to nineteen forty-five, sir. No. That's the Second World War. Try again.
Four.
So, we're going to start by defining a few words and phrases. I'm going to dictate the terms and I want you to write a short definition. So, for example, if I said the word cookies, what would you write? Uh, biscuits. Very funny, Carl. Anna. Uh, pieces of data that uh websites put onto your computer. That's right. And what do internet cookies do? They record details of the websites you've visited and uh how long you've spent on them.
Five.
Okay, Act Three, Scene One. Okay, Jack, you can be Hamlet. This is a very important speech. Are you ready? Yes. To be or not to be? That is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in the mind.
Six.
So, I have a small piece of sodium here, about one cubic centimeter, and we're going to see what happens when we add it to water. So, if you could all stand back a bit, further back. Okay. Here we go. Wow!
Seven.
Today we're going to look at two self-portraits from different centuries. Take a look at these. The one on the right looks like you, sir. Thank you, Jasper. Now, I want you to start by thinking about two questions. When do you think the self-portraits were painted? And how old do you think the artists were when they painted them?
Eight.
Okay, we're going to warm up first. I want you to run around the track three times. Oh, why don't we play football? No, come on, three times around the track. Ready, steady, go! Ah!
Nine.
There are no active volcanoes in the UK, but there are quite a lot in the rest of Europe. Can anyone tell me a European country that has active volcanoes? Um, France? Not France, no. Uh, Italy? Italy has Mount Etna. Yes, Italy. In fact, Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe, at over three thousand three hundred meters.
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11.2
One.
Foreign languages.
Okay, so now repeat after me. Du pain.
Du pain.
De la salade.
De la salade.
Des saucisses.
Des saucisses.
Two.
Maths.
So, last week we looked at percentages and today we're going to look at fractions. Can someone give me an example of a fraction?
Uh, three quarters?
Yes, exactly. And what would that be as a percentage?
Seventy five percent.
Three.
History.
Can anybody tell me the dates of the first World War?
Oh, me, sir, me, sir.
Angela: Nineteen thirty nine to nineteen forty five, sir.
No. That's the second World War. Try again.
Four.
IT.
So, we're going to start by defining a few words and phrases. I'm going to dictate the terms and I want you to write a short definition. So, for example, if I said the word cookies, what would you write?
Carl: Uh, biscuits?
Very funny, Carl. Anna.
Anna: Uh, pieces of data that uh, websites put onto your computer?
That's right. And what do internet cookies do?
Anna: They record details of the websites you've visited and uh, how long you've spent on them.
Five.
Literature.
Okay, act three, scene one. Okay, Jack, you can be Hamlet. This is a very important speech. Are you ready?
Jack: Yes. Um.
Jack: To be or not to be, that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in the mind.
Six.
Science.
So, I have a small piece of sodium here, about one cubic centimeter, and we're going to see what happens when we add it to water. So, if you could all stand back a bit. Further back. Okay. Here we go.
Wow! Look at that!
Seven.
Art.
Today we're going to look at two self-portraits from different centuries. Take a look at these.
The one on the right looks like you, sir.
Thank you, Jasper. Now, I want you to start by thinking about two questions. When do you think the self-portraits were painted? And how old do you think the artists were when they painted them?
Eight.
P E.
Okay, we're going to warm up first. I want you to run around the track three times.
Oh, can we play football?
No. Come on, three times around the track. Ready, steady, go!
Nine.
Geography.
There are no active volcanoes in the UK, but there are quite a lot in the rest of Europe. Can anyone tell me a European country that has active volcanoes?
Um, France?
Not France, no.
Uh, Italy?
Italy has Mount Etna.
Yes, Italy. In fact, Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe at over three thousand three hundred meters.
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Eleven point three.
Art.
Foreign languages.
Geography.
History.
IT.
Literature.
Maths.
PE.
Science, physics, chemistry, and biology.
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скриншот условия
1 VOCABULARY school subjects
a 11.1 Listen. Match the lessons you hear to the subjects.
art
foreign languages (English, etc.)
geography
history
IT (= information technology)
literature
maths
PE (= physical education)
science: physics, chemistry, and biology
b 11.2 Listen and check. Which words helped you to identify the subjects?
c 11.3 Listen and repeat the subjects.
d Did you have any other subjects at primary or secondary school? Which subjects were you...?
a good at b OK at c bad at
I was very bad at maths.
Teacher's Guide. №1 (с. 86)
Student’s Book Audioscript. №1 (с. 86)
скриншот решения
11.1
T = Teacher, S = Student
1
T: OK so now repeat after me. du pain
SS: du pain
T: de la salade
SS: de la salade
T: des saucisses
SS: des saucisses
2
T: So last week we looked at percentages, and today we're going to look at fractions. Can someone give me an example of a fraction?
S: Three quarters?
T: Yes, exactly. And what would that be as a percentage?
S: 75%.
3
T: Can anybody tell me the dates of the First World War?
S: Me sir, me sir!
T: Angela?
S: 1939 to 1945 Sir.
T: No, that's the Second World War. Try again.
4
T: So we're going to start by defining a few words and phrases. I'm going to dictate the terms and I want you to write a short definition. So for example, if I said the word cookies, what would you write?
S1: Biscuits?
T: Very funny Carl. Anna?
S2: Er, pieces of data that, er, websites put onto your computer?
T: That's right. And what do internet cookies do?
S2: They record details of the websites you've visited and, er, how long you've spent on them.
5
T: OK, Act 3 scene 1. OK Jack you can be Hamlet. This is a very important speech. Are you ready?
S: Yes. To be or not to be, that is the question. Whether...
6
T: So I have a small piece of sodium here, about one cubic centimetre, and we're going to see what happens when we add it to water. So if you could all stand back a bit...further back...OK...here we go...
7
T: Today we're going to look at two self-portraits from different centuries. Take a look at these.
S: The one on the right looks like you, sir!
T: Thank you, Jasper. Now I want you to start by thinking about two questions. When do you think the self-portraits were painted? And how old do you think the artists were when they painted them?
8
T: OK, we're going to warm up first, I want you to run round the track three times.
SS: Can't we play football?
T: No, come on, three times round the track, ready, steady, go.
9
T: There are no active volcanoes in the UK, but there are quite a lot in the rest of Europe. Can anyone tell me a European country that has active volcanoes?
S1: France?
T: Not France, no...
S2: Italy? Italy has Mount Etna.
T: Yes, Italy. In fact Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe, at over 3,300 metres.
11.2
1 foreign languages
T: OK so now repeat after me. du pain
SS: du pain
T: de la salade
SS: de la salade
T: des saucisses
SS: des saucisses
2 maths
T: So last week we looked at percentages, and today we're going to look at fractions. Can someone give me an example of a fraction?
S: Three quarters?
T: Yes, exactly. And what would that be as a percentage?
S: 75%.
3 history
T: Can anybody tell me the dates of the First World War?
S: Me sir, me sir!
T: Angela?
S: 1939 to 1945 Sir.
T: No, that's the Second World War. Try again.
4 IT
T: So we're going to start by defining a few words and phrases. I'm going to dictate the terms and I want you to write a short definition. So for example, if I said the word cookies, what would you write?
S1: Biscuits?
T: Very funny Carl. Anna?
S2: Er, pieces of data that, er, websites put onto your computer?
T: That's right. And what do internet cookies do?
S2: They record details of the websites you've visited and, er, how long you've spent on them.
5 literature
T: OK, Act 3 scene 1. OK Jack you can be Hamlet. This is a very important speech. Are you ready?
S: Yes. To be or not to be, that is the question. Whether...
6 science
T: So I have a small piece of sodium here, about one cubic centimetre, and we're going to see what happens when we add it to water. So if you could all stand back a bit...further back...OK...here we go...
7 art
T: Today we're going to look at two self-portraits from different centuries. Take a look at these.
S: The one on the right looks like you, sir!
T: Thank you, Jasper. Now I want you to start by thinking about two questions. When do you think the self-portraits were painted? And how old do you think the artists were when they painted them?
8 PE
T: OK, we're going to warm up first, I want you to run round the track three times.
SS: Can't we play football?
T: No, come on, three times round the track, ready, steady, go.
9 Geography
T: There are no active volcanoes in the UK, but there are quite a lot in the rest of Europe. Can anyone tell me a European country that has active volcanoes?
S1: France?
T: Not France, no...
SS2/3: Italy? Italy has Mount Etna.
T: Yes, Italy. In fact Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe, at over 3,300 metres.
11.3
- art
- foreign languages
- geography
- history
- IT
- literature
- maths
- PE
- science: physics, chemistry and biology
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