Презентация содержит материал по теме " Literature" к учебнику Spotlight 11. Module 3,  Урок 3 b.

We need for the lesson

Student’s book

exercise book

pen

pencil

The 23 rd of November Monday

Classwork

SETTING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE LESSON. MOTIVATION OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY OF STUDENTS. 

https://resh.edu.ru/subject/lesson/3620/main/78228/

LOOK AT THE SCREEN. WHAT DO YOU THINK WHAT OUR LESSON WILL BE ABOUT?

SPEECH WARM-UP

THE ROLE OF BOOKS IN OUR LIFE.

• DO YOU READ BOOKS?
• DO YOU LIKE READING?
• WHY?
• WHAT BOOKS DO YOU LIKE TO READ?
• DO YOU PREFER TO READ ELECTRONIC OR PAPER VERSIONS OF BOOKS?

“ Everything can change in a flash..”

Charles John Huffam Dickens (7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870) was an English writer and social critic who is generally regarded as the greatest novelist of the Victorian period and the creator of some of the world's most memorable fictional characters. During his lifetime Dickens's works enjoyed unprecedented popularity and fame, and by the twentieth century his literary genius was fully recognized by critics and scholars.

Great Expectations

by Charles Dickens

Miss Havisham

Pip

Estella

“ The ghost of a bride.. A broken heart..”

ORPHAN

ORPHANED   ОСИРОТЕВШИЙ, ОСИРОТЕЛЫЙ

CONVICT

CONVICTED   ОСУЖДЕННЫЙ, ИЗОБЛИЧЕННЫЙ, ОСУЖДЕННЫЙ, ЗАКЛЮЧЕННЫЙ

MAKE NOTES ABOUT

How he:

• Walked
• Looked
• Spoke
• acted

RAG - ЛОСКУТ

GLOSSARY:

• Chatter – стучать зубами
• Glare – смотреть свирепо
• Growl – ругаться, ворчать
• Lame – хромать
• Lie – лежать
• Lick – облизывать
• Limp – ковылять, хромать
• Mutter – бормотать
• Plead – просить,умолять
• Seize – хватать
• Shiver – дрожать от холода
• Soak – промокать
• Tilt – наклонять, опрокидывать
• Sting – жалить
• Tremble – дрожать, трястись
• Tear - рвать

verbs

• Coarse – грубый (о ткани)
• Debtor – должник
• Encounter – встреча
• Fearful – страшный,пугающий
• Handshig– невзгоды,трудности
• Impact – влияние,эффект
• Influence – влияние
• Profound – основательный
• Revenous – прожорливый
• Tight – тугой,плотный
• Timidly - робко,запуганно

A FILE:

A TOOL USED TO FILE DOWN METAL. IT IS A VERY SHARP KNIFE-LIKE IMPLEMENT.

Tasks for independent work

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Gymnastics for your eyes

The main protagonist of the novel is a seven-year-old boy Philip Pirrip (Pip). He lives in the house of his elder sister and her husband, the blacksmith, Joe Gargery .

The sister treats the boy severely and permanently insults him. Suffering solitude, Peep often visits their parent’s grave.

One day, on Christmas Eve, he meets a fugitive convict. Being frightened Peep brings him some food and water from the house.

One day Pip meets Miss Havisham and Estella, her adopted daughter. Peep finds Estella very beautiful and fells in love with her. Before meeting her, he loved the craft of a blacksmith, but after he gets acquainted Estella he became ashamed of this occupation, as it seems rude and unpleasant to him

• Find the description of the prisoner in the text. What's his name?
• Find the text description of the scene as the prisoner turned PIP.
• Find the text of the dialogue between PIP and Magwitch about the parents of PIP.
• What did Magwitch order Pip? Find the answer in the text.

• Now let's do exercise 3 on page 52. Read what you have to do.
• Work in pairs.
• Compare with a partner.

CHECK

• 1 cut, throat (перерезать горло)
• 2 Pip’s pockets (карманы Пипа)
• 3 cheeks (щеки)
• 4 parents ( родители )
• 5 his sister ( его сестра )
• 6 a file and wittles ( напильник и еда )
• (На экране показаны ответы.)

• The man turned Pip upside down.
• The convict appeared.
• The convict ate the bread ravenously.
• The man asked to bring him a file and some food.
• Pip came to the tomb of his parents.
• Pip agreed to help.
• The man took Pip by the chin and threatened him.

Tasks for independent work

CHOOSE THE RIGHT WORD IN THE DIALOGUE.

• The man: Stand sill, otherwise I`ll cut your (throat/leg)!
• Pip: Oh, please, don`t do it.
• The man: What is your (nationality/name)? Quick!
• Pip: I am Pip, Sir.
• The man: Where do you (live/go)? Show me.
• Pip: I live in the (town/village).
• The man: Do you have any (tools/food) or (money/honey)?
• Pip: Just a piece of bread, Sir.
• The man: Give it to me right now. Tomorrow you`ll (bring/bake) me some food and a file. Do you know what a file is?
• Pip: Yes, Sir, I know.
• The man: You must bring them both to me in the morning or I`ll have your heart and (liver/ears) out!

UNDERLINE THE RIGHT WORDS.

• 1. It was windy and I shivered/soaked with cold.
• 2. My dad asked me to pass him a fine/file.
• 3. Be careful not to tear/iron your trousers.
• 4. He stung/seized every opportunity to make a career.
• 5. I was pleading/playing the criminal not to do any harm to my mother.
• 6. Dirt soaked/smothered his clothes.

• I entered, therefore, and found myself in a pretty large room, (1)_______________. No glimpse of daylight was (2)______________. It was a dressing-room, as I supposed from (3)___________. But prominent in it was a draped table with a gilded looking-glass, and that I made out at first sight to be (4)______________. In an arm-chair, with an elbow (5)__________________ and her head leaning on that hand, sat the strangest lady I have ever seen, or shall ever see.
• (from “Great Expectations” by Charles Dickens)
• Фразы для подстановки:
• 1. the furniture
• 2. a fine lady’s dressing-table
• 3. well lighted with wax candles
• 4. resting on the table
• 5. to be seen in it

  FIND 7 WORDS ON THE TOPIC “GREAT EXPECTATIONS’.

• XSWLIMPBVF
• CDRFILEPLM
• GGLAREXWZI
• UJHBNVRAGM
• LHPLEADXEW
• ZQWSOAKLUY
• NQPCXSEIZE

CHECK

file, limp, rag, glare, soak, plead, seize

HEART AND LIVER

File & "Wittles"

"You get me a file." He tilted me again. "And you get me wittles." He tilted me again. "You bring 'em both to me." He tilted me again. "Or I'll have your heart and liver out." He tilted me again.

• WITTLES: This is a mispronunciation. The convict is saying "victuals", which means food. He wants Pip to bring him a file, and some food.

Information about the homework, instructions for its implementation

REFLECTION

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