Презентация по теме "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nothern Ireland. There is - and There are - constructions" - 6 класс

THE UK

there is/there are

• About the PLACE of the subject .

• there is 1 object
• there are 2 or more objects

• There is a book on the shelf . На полке книга.

• «Там есть (находится) книга на полке».

• There are two books on the shelf . «На полке две книги.»

• Там есть две книги на полке.

• There are a few problems. Там есть несколько проблем.

Words order in there is/are sentenses

• Don’t forget to put «there is/ there are» in the beginning of the sentence

Words’ order

• There is a large supermarket in the street.

Там находится большой супермаркет на улице.

• There are many hotels in the USA.

Там находится много гостиниц в США.

1

THERE

2

TO BE

There

3

There

is

WHAT(WHO)

4

WHERE

are

a cat

In the room

cats

In the street

Negative with there is/are

there is/are not

• Short forms there is not = there isn‘t

there are not = there aren't. 

• There is not a book on the shelf. There isn’t a book on the shelf. На полке нет книги.
• There are not cats in the street. There aren’t cats in the street.

На улице нет кошек.

• You can also use no (нет).
• There are no players in this team.

В этой команде нет игроков.

• There are no flowers in the vase.

В вазе нет цветов.

Questions with there is/are

• There are flowers in the vase.
• Там есть цветы в вазе.
• There is a dog on the street.
• Там есть собака на улице.

• Are there flowers in the vase? В вазе есть цветы?
• Is  there a dog on the street? На улице есть собака?

• Positive . Yes, there are . Да, там есть.
• Negative +not. No, there are not. Нет, там нет.

• Is there hot water? Yes, there is.

• Там есть горячая вода? Да, есть.

• Is there hot water? No, there is not.

• Там есть горячая вода? Нет, нету.

Questions with queston words

queston words ( QW )

• what — что
• which — который
• why — почему
• how long — как долго
• when — когда

1

QW

2

Why

3

TO BE

What

THERE

4

is

How long

WHAT/WHO

is

there

5

there

WHERE

a book

are

on the shell

there

Inside the box

cups

on the table

Terminology of the British Isles

4 parts of the UK

Scotland –

in the north of Great Britain

Northern Ireland -

in the north of Ireland

England –

in the central and southern part

Wales –

in the west of Great Britain

The UK has been given its name since 1922, when five-sixths of Ireland was separated from the country, leaving the present formulation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

The flag of the UK

It is called UNION JACK

UNION JACK

It is made up of three crosses

The coat-of-arms of the UK

We see the Lions and the Unicorn. Lions are with royal crowns. The words "DIEU ET MON DROIT“ are Latin and mean "God And My Right"

A Lion traditionally symbolizes bravery, strength and royalty

A Unicorn symbolizes innocence and purity, healing powers, joy and even life itself.

С apitals

The capital of Northern Ireland- is Belfast

The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh

The capital of the UK and England is London

Edinburgh

The capital of Wales is Cardiff

England

The flag of England is

the red cross of St.George

A red rose ( The Tudor rose )is the emblem of England It symbolizes the end of the Wars of the Roses

Baker Street and Sherlock Holmes

Stonehenge

The legendary Stonehenge (dating from around 3100 - 1800 BC) is the most famous prehistoric area in Europe.

They say that it was the temple of the ancient Celts, but the mystery of it was not solved.

Big Ben

The city of York

It is in the north east of England in the United Kingdom.

It is one of the oldest cities of England

York Minster (cathedral) city walls /They are also known as Romans Walls

The present building dates from 1220AD, but there has been a church on the site since 180AD.

Bath

It is one of the most beautiful cities in England. It is a small ancient town located on the river Avon in the south-western part of England.

It has been known since the times of the Roman Empire.

Hadrian’s Wall

Scotland

A white Scottish flag is St Andrew’s Cross

The national symbol of Scotland is the thistle

Scotland

A national musical instrument is a bagpipe

It is played on every Scottish holiday

Scottish Tartans, Kilts and Haggis

Tartans are symmetrical plaids usually associated with Scotland or Scottish items.

Tartan  plaid is usually associated with Scottish heritage and traditions

Kilts are national men’s skirts

Wales

Wales has a daffodil, as a symbol

It is traditionally worn on St. David’s Day

St.David’s Day is celebrated on March,1

Wales

Eisteddfod, yearly festival celebrating Welsh poets and musicians 

Northern Ireland

The flag of Northern Ireland is

the red cross of St.Patrick

Northern Ireland has its own symbol- a shamrock (a three-leaved plant similar to clover)

The shamrock is a popular way to represent Saint Patrick's Day.

It symbolizes trinity

Northern Ireland

Irish dancing is popular nowadays everywhere

The Giant's Causeway

It is made up of 40,000 basalt columns.

It is often called the eighth wonder of the world.

The Giant's Causeway is surrounded by myths and legends.

The famous legend tells us about two giants, Benandonner, who lived in Scotland, and Finn MacCool in Ireland. They shouted across the sea to each other demanding a battle of strength.

Finn MacCool decided to build a rocky path across the sea between the two countries to enable the contest to begin…

London is the capital of the UK

London

The British Queen is Elizabeth the Second

The current monarch—since 6 February 1952—is Queen Elisabeth II

The British Queen

Her official residence in London is the Buckingham Palace.

The palace was built in the 18 th century.

Her elder son is Charles.

Charles also has two sons, William and Harry

Her family

She was born

on the 21 of April

in 1926

in London

Phillip is her husband.

They have 4 children:

Charles (14/11/1948),

Аnn (15/08/1950),

Andrew (19/02/1960)

and Edward (10/03/1964)

Her Majesty loves her dogs- corgis and adores horses

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