Презентация "Своя игра по теме "Профессии" (Game. Proessions)

Разработка Бурлаковой Е.С.

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Present Simple

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Автор шаблона Салиш С.С., учитель начальных классов СШ №53 г. Актобе.

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Who is he?

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He’s a baker

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Read the transcription

[mɪˈkænɪk]

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A mechanic

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Who is this person?

I work in the hospital.

I help sick people.

I wear a uniform.

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She is a nurse.

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This job is very responsible. People of this job must be very brave and strong, kind and clever, clean and smart, because this job is very difficult. You must work hard on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. And you mustn’t be a couch potato. Be careful: you can’t fall ill because your job is important. You must help sick people or animals any time. You must do sports, you mustn’t skip breakfast, lunch or dinner. If you don’t like people and animals, this job isn’t for you.

People of this job always have many friends.

Responsible - ответственный

a couch potato – лежебока

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This person is a doctor

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i) He bakes bread.

f) He works in a circus.

o) He takes care of our teeth.

s) He fights fires.

n) She studies at school.

e) He delivers letters.

p) She gives pupils homework.

r) He helps sick people.

o) He protects people.

s) She works in a theatre.

• a teacher
• a doctor
• a policeman
• a clown
• a postman
• a dancer
• a fireman
• a baker
• a dentist
• a pupil

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• a teacher
• a doctor
• a policeman
• a clown
• a postman
• a dancer
• a fireman
• a baker
• a dentist
• a pupil

i) He bakes bread.

f) He works in a circus.

o) He takes care of our teeth.

s) He fights fires.

n) She studies at school.

e) He delivers letters.

p) She gives pupils homework.

r) He helps sick people.

o) He protects people.

s) She works in a theatre.

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What is it?

In the city

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It’s a station.

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Read the transcription

[pəʊst ˈɔfɪs]

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A post office

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I have cities but no houses

Forests but no trees

Rivers without water

What am I?

In the city

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It’s a map.

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What is this place?

A: Pardon me, but I'm looking for the nearest  da-da-da . Can you help me? B: Umm. . . I think the  da-da-da  is on Front Street across the street from the Elementary and Middle Schools.

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It’s Grocery Store

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This building is big and blue. There are four floor, stairs, toilets, a library and a dining room in this building.

I go to this building five times a week. I study there.

And this place is …

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It’s school.

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My life is so boring - I just ________ TV every night.

• watchies
• watches
• watch

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My life is so boring - I just watch TV every night.

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Anna and Elsa _____ (not, like) bad weather.

1. doesn’t like

2. not like

3. don't like

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• Anna and Elsa don't like bad weather.

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• Where does a greengrocer work?
• Where do a greengrocer work?
• Where does a greengrocer works?

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Where does a greengrocer work?

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Translate it into English:

Медсестра не работает в кафе, она работает в больнице.

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A nurse doesn’t work at a cafe, she works at a hospital.

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Across: 1: I ..........(work) at school.

Down: 1: He ............(watch) tv.

Across: 2: My mother ........(help) me with my homework.

Down: 3: The bus ........(leave) at half past four.

Down: 4: We ........(see) a lot of people from here.

Across: 5: The weekend ......(end) on Sunday night. 

Down: 6: My friends ...........(drink) no alcohol.

Down: 7: They ........(play) a game every Friday evening.

Across: 8: I ........(know) the answer to this question.

Down: 9: Rob ..........(write) beautiful stories.

Across: 10: We ...........(read) 2 English books every year.

Across: 11: You ........(sing) a lot, don't you?

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Have to

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How translate “have to” into Russian?

• Вынужден, необходим
• Не нужно, не должен
• Иметь, обладать

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Вынужден, необходим.

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Для каких местоимений мы используем HAVE TO, а для каких HAS TO?

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• I have to
• You have to
• He has to
• She has to
• It has to
• We have to
• They have to

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You  ______ be back at 10 o’clock.

• Have to
• Has to

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You  have to be back at 10 o’clock.

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• Jane don't have to eat that porridge.
• Jane doesn't have to eat that porridge.
• Jane doesn't has to eat that porridge.

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2. Jane  doesn't have to  eat that porridge.

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• Carl doesn’t has to wash the dishes.
• Drake have to do the test
• Does Emma and you have to do this difficult exercise?
• Harry and I has to water the plants.
• Eric don’t have to draw on the desk.
• Does Ann has to play tennis?

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• Carl doesn’t have to wash the dishes.
• Drake has to do the test.

• Do Emma and you have to do this difficult exercise?

• Harry and I have to water the plants.
• Eric doesn’t have to draw on the desk.
• Does Ann have to play tennis?

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What’s time is it?

• It’s 12 o’clock
• It’s o‘ clock 12
• It’s quarter past twelve
• It’s quarter to twelve
• It’s half past twelve

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What’s time is it?

• It’s 12 o’clock

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I go at night and all the day, and yet I never go away.

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It’s a clock

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It’s quarter to seven

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4:45 – It’s a quarter past five

6:30 – It’s half past seven

3:00 – It’s o’clock 3

8:15 – It’s a quarter to eit

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4:45 – It’s a quarter to five

6:30 – It’s half past six

3:00 – It’s 3 o’clock

8:15 – It’s a quarter past eight

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• It’s half past three.
• It’s a quarter past two.
• It’s a quarter to twelve.
• It’s half past eight.
• It’s a quarter to four.
• It’s nine o’clock.
• It’s a quarter past ten.

• 8:30
• 9:00
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• 3:45
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• It’s half past three.
• It’s a quarter past two.
• It’s a quarter to twelve.
• It’s half past eight.
• It’s a quarter to four.
• It’s nine o’clock.
• It’s a quarter past ten.

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