Спорт в Британии

SPORT IN OUR LIFE

• What kinds of sports have you seen?
• All this kinds of sports are typical for our country, aren`t they?

Sports in Great Britain

Translate into russian

• Origin
• Contest
• Amateur
• Soccer
• Rugby
• Lawn tennis
• The Highland games
• Putting the weight
• Tossing the caber
• Row
• Racing
• Cricket

Say true, false or not stated

• Usually Oxford- Cambridge Boat Race takes place at the end of May or at the beginning of April.
• Englishmen prefer watching sports more then taking part.
• Popular and famous players have a lot of money.
• A ball for rugby football is round.
• Cricket isn`t popular in Russia but it`s widely spread in England.
• There are many tennis clubs in England but you should pay money for it.
• All competitors of the Highland Games should wear white shirts and boots.

Find the ending. Translate the sentences

• If we are talking about football we can mention …………… .
• Many traditional sporting contests take place ……………. .
• If you want to play cricket you must ……………………… .
• Many years ago Wimbledon was a village, now…………… .
• There are such competitions as putting the weight…………. .
• The runner who takes part in this competition must ………… .

Find English equivalents

• To take the origin
• In spite of the fact
• Neither play nor watch
• Sporting contests
• Middle ages
• Amateur teams
• The International Table Tennis Association
• To prefer to watch
• Pay a lot of attention
• Allowed to drop
• To be great lovers of sport

• Уделять много внимания
• Предпочитать смотреть
• Происходить(брать своё происхождение из)
• Не играть и не смотреть
• Быть большими любителями спорта
• Несмотря на тот факт, что
• Спортивные состязания
• Команда- любитель
• Позволить упасть
• Средние века
• Международная Ассоциация Настольного Тенниса

Put the words into the right sentence

• Englishmen love sports, they are called sport – lovers … … … that some of them … … … sports.
• There are some … … but most of the teams are professional ones in England.
• Englishmen … … … to swimming, rowing and walking.
• He is not … … the egg.
• Football was played by the whole village teams in the … … .
• Many kinds of sports … … … in England.

• To take the origin
• In spite of the fact
• Neither play nor watch
• Sporting contests
• Middle ages
• Amateur teams
• The International Table Tennis Association
• To prefer to watch
• Pay a lot of attention
• Allowed to drop
• To be great lovers of sport

Use to make a monolog

• The peculiarities of British sports and sport- loving traditions
• Cricket as «the most English» sport
• The history of football and rugby
• Wimbledon
• Other sport activities and contests of GB
• The Highland Games