"Work and play" 4 класс

WORK and PLAY

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tennis

volleyball

badminton

Table tennis

hockey

baseball

Match the English word with its Russian translation

• Tennis
• Hockey
• Badminton
• Baseball
• Table tennis
• Volleyball

Хоккей

Волейбол

Теннис

Бейсбол

Бадминтон

Настольный теннис

Once a week

I play tennis once a week . I play tennis on Sundays.

Twice a week

I play hockey twice a week . I play hockey on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Three times a week

I play baseball three times a week . I play baseball on Tuesdays, Thursday and Friday.

Three times a week

• I have English lessons three times a week. I have English lessons on Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays

• Once a week - один раз в неделю
• Twice a week – два раза в неделю
• Three times a week – три раза в неделю

Translate from English to Russian (a day –день, a week- неделя, a month – месяц, a year- год):

Один раз в день, два раза в месяц

Один раз в году, два раза в году

Два раза в неделю, два раза в день

Три раза в неделю, три раза в день

A:How often do they play volleyball at the sports centre? B:Twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays.

TELLING the TIME

В английском языке три предлога времени:

• at (в)
• past (после)
• to (до)

Ответ начинаем с «It is(It’s) … .»

«Ровный час» – o'clock

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«Ровный час» – o'clock

Ровно любой час

(без минут)

• It’s ten o'clock . ( Десять часов ровно).

What time is it?

o’clock

quarter past

quarter to

half past

«It’s … minutes to … .»

Если на циферблате минутная стрелка находится

От 6.00 до 12.00 употребляется предлог TO (до)

It’s ten minutes to two. ( Без десяти минут два или 13:50 ).

«It’s … minutes past … .»

Если на циферблате минутная стрелка находится

от 12.00 до 6.00 - употребляется предлог PAST (после)

It’s ten minutes past two . ( Десять минут третьего или 14:10 )

« Четверть часа » - quarter

Четверть может быть до получаса и после получаса.  

• It’s quarter to five. ( Без четверти пять - без пятнадцати пять).
• It’s quarter past five. ( Пятнадцать минут шестого.)

«Половина» - half

Половина обозначается словом " half " [ha:f  ].

• It’s half past seven. ( Половина восьмого (7:30 или 19:30).

№ 5 p. 34

It’s quarter past three

It’s half past seven

It’s quarter to eleven

It’s twelve o’clock

It’s quarter to nine

It’s quarter past five

What time is it?

o’clock

quarter past

quarter to

half past

I play tennis at a quarter to five? (16:45 )

9:45

11:00

17:30

18:15

12:15

19:00

Present Simple Настоящее простое время

Управлять им так легко: Не меняем ничего.

Но: He, She, It (уже мы знаем)-

К ним особый интерес:

К глаголу не забудем

Мы в конце добавить - S

you

we

they

I

like

s

it

he

she

Утвердительные предложения:

I

You

We

They

• Play
• Work
• Go

He

She

It

• Play s
• Work s
• Go es

Автор: Е.В. Емельянова

• My uncle Harry

My uncle Harry`s forty years old. He`s tall with fair hair and blue eyes. Uncle Harry`s vet. He works at the Animal in Stonebridge. Uncle Harry doesn`t wear a uniform but he wears a white coat. He helps sick animals. In his free time Uncle Harry likes cooking and playing tennis. I think my Uncle Harry is great!

• Aunt Pam * Cousin Robbie
• 39years old * 22 years old
• Short, slim, dark hair *slim, dark hair
• Nurse, hospital * mechanic, garage
• Sick people *fix cars
• Cooking, reading * watching TV

interesting books

• Dad

• 34 years old
• Slim, fair hair
• Greengrocer, greengrocer`s
• Sell fruit and vegetables
• Writing fairy tales

• Aunt Rose
• 33years old
• slim, dark hair, blue eyes
• Waiter, café
• Serve food and drinks
• Going shopping

Write in numbers:

It is quarter to nine.

It is eight o’clock.

It is half past eleven.

It is quarter past two.

It is half past seven.

It is quarter to one.

Write in words:

10.45

7.15

8.30

12.00

4.45

Have to/ don’t have to

4 class 4b

Have to – Don’t have to

Употребляется, чтобы выразить необходимость или отсутствие необходимости .

have to

I / You / We / They

go to school every day

+

He / She / It

has to

don’t

I / You / We / They

-

wear a uniform at school

have to

doesn’t

He / She / It

I / you / we / they

Do

have to

wear a uniform at school

?

?

Does

he / she / it

I have to – мне надо

You have to – тебе/ вам надо

We have to – нам надо

They have to – им надо

He has to – ему надо

She has to – ей надо

You have to wear a uniform.

A policeman has to wear a uniform.

A student has to do homework.

A waiter has to serve people.

A doctor has to help sick people.

What about you?

• Do you have to get up early on Sunday?

Yes, I do. No, I don’t.

• Do you have to go to school every day?
• Do you have to do your homework every day?
• Do you have to clean your teeth every day?
• Do you have to help your mum?

• Does your friend have to get up early on Sunday?

Yes, he does. No, he doesn’t.

• Does your friend have to go to school every day?
• Does your friend have to do his/her homework?
• Does he/she have to clean his/her teeth?
• Does he/she have to help his/her mum?

Have to or don’t have to ?

You wash the dishes. (+)

You serve food and coffee. (+)

You work at night. (-)

You wear a uniform. (+)

You be polite. (+)

You pay for your meals. (-)

Choose the correct answer

A nurse ______ wear a uniform at work.

Linda ________ walk the dog in the evening.

We _______ wear warm clothes in the winter.

Peter ________ play the violin every day.

“ Does Tim have to work at night?”. “…” .

You ________ help me. I’m Ok.

… work on Saturdays?

don’t have to

has to

have to

don’t have to

doesn’t have to

does have to

doesn’t have to

has to

have to

has to

don’t have to

have to

No, he doesn’t

Yes, he doesn’t

No, he does

don’t have to

haven’t

doesn’t have to

Do I have to

I have to

Do I has to

Student’s book: P. 38

Ex.2

• A teacher teaches students at school.

2. A greengrocer sells fruit and vegetables at the greengrocer’s.

3. A postman takes letters to people’s house from the post office.

4. A waiter serves people at the cafe.

Student’s book: P. 39

Ex. 6

• She works at a garage.

2. It’s in Stonebridge.

3. Yes, she does.

4. No, she doesn’t. She fixes cars.

Thanks for your work