Прошедшее время 7-8 класс module 7a

wealthy – богатый

busy – занятой,

bank – банк

church - церковь

hotel - отель

railway station – железнодорожная станция

restaurant - ресторан

saloon - салун

school - школа

shop – магазин

telegraph - телеграф

discover – открывать, обнаруживать

found - основывать

move out - съезжать

church - церковь

gold - золото

mine – шахта, добывать

railway station – железнодорожная станция

resident -житель

bustling – суетливый, шумный, оживленный

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Ghost Town

Life in Mineral Park

Mineral Park in the Past

The End of Mineral Park

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богатый

weekly newspaper

mines

понять, получить идею

разрушенный

wealthy

ruined

еженедельная газета

get an idea

шахты

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visited

wanted

watched

coked

washed

worked

carried

cleaned

played

opened

listened

travelled

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There were many people, 700 people lived in Mineral Park in 1871.

There was a school. There were lots of shops.

There was a post office. There were saloons.

There was a doctor’s. There was a hotel.

There was a restaurant. There was even a weekly newspaper. It was very busy town. But there weren't any cars.

There were trains. There were horses. There were mines.

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No, they didn’t.

Did people travel by cars?

Yes, they did.

Did people work in the mines?

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100 years ago Moscow was a very different town. It was a big town but not so big as we can see it today. There weren't so many cars that time in Moscow, but there were a lot of horses and horse carriage. Also there were tramways in Moscow. They were the very first tramways in Russia. There were a lot of shops, factories, cafes and restaurants in Moscow in the very beginning of the XIX century. But most of them were closed after revolution and the Civil war. As far as you understand there weren't any TV sets or computers in Moscow. There weren't internet or mobile network. People talked each other without any mobile phones or messengers. There were a lot of small private houses where people lived. We can also see many high-rise apartment houses in the pictures of Moscow 1920. But they weren’t so high and modern as today.

SB Ex 10* p.67 WB p.41

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I can read and pronounce homophones

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