Презентация к уроку английского языка "The fun starts here" для обучающихся 7 классов (УМК "Spotlight")

The fun

starts

here!

Vocabulary

What places can you see

in the pictures?

Have you ever been to a theme park, a fun fair or a circus?

Which of the places do you like to visit?

How often do you go there?

Do you go there with your family or with your friends?

When did you go there?

Fun Fair

Circus

Theme Park

Ex.1 p.56. Let’s read the list of activities you can do in these places

• Fly in a pirate ship – летать на пиратском корабле
• Ride on the big wheel – кататься на колесе обозрения
• See trapeze artists – смотреть на воздушных гимнастов
• Go on a water ride – кататься на водных горках (аттракционах)
• Shake hands with cartoon characters – здороваться (жать руку) мультипликационным персонажам
• See famous landmarks – осматривать известные достопримечательности
• Meet a ghost – встретить призрака
• Explore a haunted mansion – исследовать дом с привидениями
• Ride on a rollercoaster – кататься на американских горках
• Go on a rocket journey – отправляться в путешествие на ракете
• Eat candy floss – есть сахарную вату
• Go souvenir shopping – ходить в магазин за сувенирами
• See clowns performing tricks – смотреть на клоунов, выполняющих трюки

Let’s ask and answer questions

A: Have you ever flown in a pirate ship?

A: Have you ever gone on a water ride?

B: Yes, I have .

B: Yes, I have .

A: Have you ever ridden on the big wheel?

A: Have you ever met a ghost?

B: Yes, I have .

B: No, I haven’t .

Reading&

Listening

Ex.3 p.56. Look at the texts. What kind of texts are they? Where can you find them? What do you think they are about?

Listen, read and check.

Grammar.

Present Perfect

Present Perfect

02.

03.

She has been to the cinema twice this week.

I have just finished my work.

04.

05.

01.

We have visited Disneyland several times.

He has read all books about Harry Potter.

I have lived in Bristol since 2012.

These sentences are examples of the Present Perfect Tense.

Present Perfect

The Present Perfect Tense is used to indicate a link between the present and the past. We use the Present Perfect to talk about our experiences, and to talk about actions that took place in the past and which have a result or evidence in the present. It is used to describe:

• an action or situation that started in the past and continues in the present.

I have lived in Bristol since 2012 (= and I still live);

• an action performed during a period that hasn’t yet finished.

She has been to the cinema twice this week (= and the week isn’t over yet);

• a repeated action in an unspecified period between the past and now.

We have visited Disneyland several times ;

• an action that was completed in the very recent past, expressed by just .

I have just finished my work ;

• an action when the time is not important.

He has read all books about Harry Potter (= the result of his reading is important).

Present Perfect (regular verbs + ed )

Affirmative

Negative

I have play ed

I haven’t play ed

interrogative

He ha s play ed

Have I play ed ?

He ha s n’t play ed

She ha s play ed

It ha s play ed

She ha s n’t play ed

Ha s he play ed ?

We have play ed

It ha s n’t play ed

Ha s she play ed ?

You have play ed

We haven’t play ed

Ha s it play ed ?

They have play ed

You haven’t play ed

Have we play ed ?

They haven’t play ed

Have you play ed ?

Have they play ed ?

Present Perfect (irregular verbs V3 )

Affirmative

I have done

Negative

interrogative

He ha s done

I haven’t done

She ha s done

Have I done ?

He ha s n’t done

It ha s done

Ha s he done ?

She ha s n’t done

We have done

It ha s n’t done

Ha s she done ?

We haven’t done

You have done

Ha s it done ?

They have done

Have we done ?

You haven’t done

They haven’t done

Have you done ?

Have they done ?

Present Perfect

Find examples of the Present Perfect in the text.

Which past participles are regular verbs and which are irregular verbs?

Check with the list of irregular verbs.

Ex.6 p.57. Use the words to ask and answer questions about your personal experiences.

• you/ever/ be /abroad?

2. your parents/ever/go/on a rollercoaster ride?

A: Have you ever been abroad?

A:

B: Yes, I have ./No, I haven’t .

B:

4. your best friend/ever/fly/in a helicopter?

A:

B:

3. your family/ever/travel/by boat?

A:

B:

5. you/ever/see/a ghost?

A:

B:

Check yourself!

2. your parents/ever/ go /on a rollercoaster ride?

• you/ever/ be /abroad?

A: Have you ever been abroad?

A: Have your parents ever gone on a rollercoaster ride?

B: Yes, I have ./No, I haven’t .

B: Yes, they have ./No, they haven’t .

3. your family/ever/ travel /by boat?

A: Have your family ever travelled by boat?

B: Yes, they have ./No, they haven’t .

4. your best friend/ever/ fly /in a helicopter?

A: Has your best friend ever flown in a helicopter?

B: Yes, he has ./No, he hasn’t .

5. you/ever/ see /a ghost?

A: Have you ever seen a ghost?

B: Yes, I have ./No, I haven’t .

Speaking

Ex.8 p.57. Complete the sentences with real or true .

Although true and real have almost the same meaning, there is some difference between the two.

In modern English we associate real with living or non-living things having physical existence. That is, to represent something which can be felt, seen and touched. For example, a real hero or real estate .

On the contrary, we associate true with concepts that don’t have any physical existence but can be perceived. For example, a true story or true effort.

• Your room is a ….. mess. Please, tidy it up.
• Is this a ….. story or have you made it up?
• I’m afraid this diamond isn’t …..
• I hope one day you will find ….. love.

Phrasal verb

come

out

across

back

round

(навестить, заглянуть)

(случайно найти)

(возвращаться)

(опубликовать)

Complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb in the correct tense.

• He ….. this chessboard in an antiques shop.
• They ….. to their hometown because they missed it.
• His new book ….. recently.
• Mary ….. to see my new stereo.

Choose the correct word.

• He’s just come round/back from a vacation in Miami.
• When is the new edition coming out/across ?
• I came out/across an old diary in her desk.
• But you come round/out anytime, Liz!

Writing

Write an advert for a theme park. Include:

1

2

3

4

its name

location

what you can do there

what you can see there

Thanks !