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Module 3. Great people and legends. 3a. Special talents - номер 3, страница 44.

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p. GR5

Grammar

Past Simple (regular verbs)

3 Read the table. How do we form Past Simple of regular verbs? Find examples in the text.

AFFIRMATIVE	I/You/He, etc painted a picture.
NEGATIVE	I/You/He, etc didn't paint a picture.
INTERROGATIVE	Did I/you/he, etc paint a picture?
SHORT ANSWERS	Yes, I/you/he, etc did. No, I/you/he, etc didn't.

Use

We use Past Simple for actions that happened at a certain time in the past or actions that happened one after the other.

He worked late yesterday.

He finished his homework and then watched TV.

Time expressions used with Past Simple: yesterday, last week/month/year, a month/three days ago, etc.

Is this the most talented person who ever lived?

3a

Leonardo da Vinci, 1452-1519 (self-portrait)

Leonardo da Vinci was born in a small village in Tuscany, Italy on 15th April 1452. He was very intelligent and curious and learnt lots of things by himself. In his lifetime, he achieved incredible things! So is this man the most talented person ever? Read this, then you decide!

The Painter

As a young man, da Vinci studied painting in Florence. Two of his paintings, the Mona Lisa (or La Gioconda) and The Last Supper, are among the most famous paintings of all time! Today, only about 15 of his finished paintings survive (he often didn't finish them because he was busy with other things), but most people consider him to be one of the greatest painters who ever lived.

The Engineer

Da Vinci designed many working machines for war, industry, and transport. He sketched very accurate maps and he also designed a brilliant canal system for Florence, and a huge bridge. In 2001, architects constructed a bridge in Norway based on da Vinci's design. You can see it there today.

The Inventor

Da Vinci's notebooks contain detailed sketches for a whole range of inventions which were centuries ahead of their time. These include a sort of helicopter, flying machines, a calculator, a parachute, and even robots. With today's technology and materials many of da Vinci's designs could work very well.

The Scientist

Da Vinci studied plants, animals and the human body, and made detailed drawings and notes about them. He used 'mirror' writing, probably because he didn't want everyone to understand the notes! His sketch Vitruvian Man shows the perfect proportions of the human body. This is possibly the best-known drawing in the world.

Check these words

talented, intelligent, curious, lifetime,
achieve, incredible, survive, consider,
engineer, industry, accurate, canal system,
construct, based on, detailed, a whole range,
ahead of their time, calculator, parachute,
material, mirror, perfect proportions, sculptor,
philosopher, geologist

Da Vinci was also a sculptor, a musician, a mathematician, a philosopher, an architect, a writer, and a geologist. Five centuries after his death, he is still one of the most fascinating people in history.

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