Тексты аудиозаписей по теме "City and village "

Тексты аудиозаписей к учебному пособию «Английский язык. 5 класс»

Авторы: Л.М. Лапицкая, Т.Ю. Севрюкова,

А.И. Калишевич, Н. М, Седунова

UNIT 1.

LESSON 1.

Exercise 3

UNIT 2.

LESSON 5.

Exercise 2b.

LESSON 6.

Exercise 2a

UNIT 3.

LESSON 1.

Exercise 2

LESSON 3.

Exercise 1b

LESSON 5.

Exercise 2a

The policeman took a dog and ran after the monsters. Rotty climbed a tree, and Moldy hid in a box. The dog found the tree and started barking. Rotty had an idea. He said: ‘Miaow-miaow’. The policeman thought: ‘It’s a cat’ and went away. Then the dog found the box and started barking again. Moldy said: ‘Squeak-squeak. I’m a mouse.’ The policeman opened the box and saw Moldy. He took the camera, but Moldy ran away.

LESSON 6.

Exercise 1b and 1c – QUIZSHOW PRESENTER (a woman).

UNIT 4.

LESSON 1

Exercise 2a

Film 1

MIKE’S FAMILY: his mum – LINDA, his dad – DAVID, his granny – JANET, his granddad – MIKE, his uncle – GREG, his aunt – HELEN.

(Sounds of plates and cutlery)

Linda (Mike’s mum): Can you help me to lay the table, please?

Janet (Mike’s granny): Yes, sure. Where’s the food?

Linda (Mike’s mum): Fruit is in the cupboard. Meat is on the cooker. Here. There’s a lot of food in the fridge.

Janet (Mike’s granny): OK. What goes first?

(The doorbell rings)

Linda (Mike’s mum): David, will you open the door, please?

David (Mike’s dad): Yes, honey.

Uncle Greg: Hi, David!

Aunt Helen: Hello! How are you?

David: We’re fine, thanks. And you?

Uncle Greg: Just great, thank you. We had a very good party.

David: Come into the living-room. Dad is there watching TV. (calling Mike who is upstairs) Mike, come downstairs, please. Uncle Greg and Aunt Helen are here.

(Mike goes downstairs)

Mike: Hello! Nice to see you! Merry Christmas!

Aunt Helen: Thank you.

Uncle Greg: Merry Christmas to you! Here’s our present for you.

Mike: Thanks a lot. What is it? How interesting! Hooray! It’s time to get my presents.

(Mike runs upstairs)

(Linda and Janet come in.)

Linda: Hello!

Janet: Hi! I’m so happy to see you!

Uncle Greg: We are happy to see you too. All of you! Merry Christmas!

Helen: Merry Christmas!

Mike (granddad): Thank you. Merry Christmas to you!

Linda: Thanks. The same to you.

Janet: Merry Christmas! Come and sit down at the table, please.

(Sound of moving chairs)

Film 2

LIZ’S FAMILY: her parents – FRANK and HELEN, her elder brother – JAKE (13 years old), her younger sister NIKKI (7 years old), her younger brother KEN (3 years old)

Liz: I’m going to send cards to granny Ann, granddad Greg, uncle Simon and Ryan.

Jake (Liz’s elder brother): I’m going to send cards to granny Pamela and granddad Harry, to aunt Rita and Meg.

Liz: OK. What about mum and dad? I want to write my card.

Jake: That’s fine, because I want to write my card.

Liz: Let’s buy some sweets and balloons for Ken and Nikki.

Jake: OK.

(the sound of falling letters)

Jake: Liz, here are cards for you, and these are for me. These are for mum and for dad.

(the sound of opening letters)

Liz: (reads) ‘You are my friend today, you were my friend yesterday, you’ll be my friend tomorrow and every day.’ Oh, it’s from Mike. ‘For a special sister’. It’s from Jake. ‘Love you a lot’. It’s from mum and dad. ‘Wish you a very Happy Valentine's Day.’ It’s from granny and granddad.

Frank and Helen (the children’s parents): Thank you for your Valentines, children. Happy Valentine’s Day!

Ken (a boy of 3): Happy Valentine’s Day!

Nikki: Thank you. The same to you.

Frank and Helen: Let’s have some cake and tea.

Ken and Nikki (happily): Cake and tea! Cake and tea!

LESSON 2.

Exercise 3 a

MIKE:

The best holiday is Christmas. We have holidays at school. My parents are at home too. Houses, shops, streets are beautiful. You can see Santas there. We send and get a lot of cards, we get and give a lot of presents. It’s so exciting! I like it, because it’s a family holiday. We invite our grannies and granddads, uncles and aunts and cousins, or we go to see them. It’s great!

I also like Queen’s birthday, because we go to London on this day. It’s very exciting. I like watching the parade. It’s always beautiful. It’s really a special day for me.

Easter is good too, isn’t it, Liz?

LIZ:

Yes, it is. It’s a very special day. I get chocolate eggs, but I like painting eggs. It’s very interesting. Mum and dad hide chocolate eggs in the garden, and we try to find them. Ken and Nikki are very happy when they find eggs. It’s so amusing!

I like Christmas too. It’s the most special day, and not only because of presents. Christmas is a birthday of new life.

My favourite holiday is Valentine’s Day. Of course, you always love your friends and relatives. But on this day you can show your love. I like sending and getting cards.

LESSON 4

Exercise 3a and 3c - NIKITA, MIKE, MIKE’S GRANDAD – JOHN HUNTER, MIKE’S GRANNY – JILL HUNTER ( his mum’s parents)

Nikita: Good morning!

Mike: Good morning, Nikita!

Nikita: What time is it?

Mike: It’s nine o’clock.

Nikita: Oh, sorry I’m late.

Mike: No problem. It’s your holiday. My granny and granddad are here. Let’s go to the living-room.

Granny, granddad, this is Nikita, my friend from Belarus. Nikita, this is my granddad John Hunter and my granny Jill Hunter. They are my mum’s parents.

John Hunter: Hello, Nikita.

Nikita: Hello, Mr. Hunter.

Jill Hunter: Nice to see you, Nikita.

Nikita: Nice to see you, too, Mrs. Hunter. You are busy. What are you doing?

Jill Hunter: I’m decorating the Christmas tree.

Nikita: Wow! It’s beautiful!

John Hunter: I’m writing a Christmas card. We always send Christmas cards to our friends and family.

Nikita: Where are your parents, Mike?

Mike: Mum is making a Christmas cake, and dad is helping her.

Nikita: What are you doing, Mike?

Mike: I’m tidying the house.

Nikita: Look! Lucky is playing with tinsel!

Mike: Oh, Lucky, stop it! Here’s your ball!

Nikita: Can I help you decorate the Christmas tree, Mrs. Hunter?

Jill Hunter: OK. But let’s go to the kitchen first. You mustn’t be hungry!

LESSON 5

Exercise 2b – an ADULT story reader.

The Tree Monsters wanted to celebrate Christmas too. Rotty decorated a cactus, and Moldy hung old boots on the fireplace. Moldy sang Christmas carols, and it was funny. Then the Tree Monsters wrote letters to Santa Claus. Soon they got a present. They opened the box and saw a big spider. It was scary, and the Tree Monsters ran away.

UNIT 5.

LESSON 1.

Exercise 1a

Nikita : Hello! Can I speak to Mike, please?

Mike: Yes, speaking.

Nikita : Hello, Mike! It’s me, Nikita .

Mike: Hi, Nikita ! How are you?

Nikita : I’m fine, thank you. And how are you?

Mike: I’m OK.

Nikita : I’m going to Britain on holiday!

Mike: Great! When are you coming?

Nikita : On the 5th of January.

Mike: Are you coming with your parents?

Nikita : No, with our class. We’re going to spend a week there. Can I stay in your house?

Mike: Sure! My parents will be happy!

Nikita : Thank you. Good-bye!

Mike: Bye! See you soon.

UNIT 6.

LESSON 1.

Exercise 2a

Mike: 2069577.

Nikita: Can I speak to Mike, please?

Mike: Speaking.

Nikita: This is me, Nikita!

Mike: Oh, Nikita! Where are you?

Nikita: I’m lost!

Mike: Oh, dear!

Nikita: Please, help me! What can I do?

Mike: Don’t worry! What can you see?

Nikita: Well, there’s a cinema in front of me, and there’s a bank next to the cinema.

Mike: What’s there behind you?

Nikita: Let me see. There’s a swimming-pool behind me.

Mike: Is there a school?

Nikita: Yes, there is. between the swimming-pool and the library.

Mike: What’s the school’s name?

Nikita: Mayflower School.

Mike: It’s my school. Now listen …

UNIT 7.

LESSON 2.

Exercise 2

Dogs say ‘Woof’woof!’

Cats say ‘Miaow-miaow!’

Cows say ‘Moo-moo!’

Sheep say ‘Baa-baa!’

Horses say ‘Neigh-neigh!’

Pigs say ‘Oink-oink!’

Frogs say ‘Croak-croak!’

Mice say ‘Squeak-squeak!’

Ducks say ‘Quack-quack!’

LESSON 5.

Exercise 1a

Rotty: Hello!

Moldy: We’d like to collect eggs.

Woman: Sorry, it’s 5 p.m. The Farm Park is closed.

Rotty: You see, we’re strangers here.

Moldy: We’d like too collect eggs, please.

Woman: Mmmm! All right! We invite you to try a lot of other adventures here.

Go past the Gift Shop to the cows. Milk the cows. Then turn left, go past the playground to the horses. Go over the bridge and then go straight ahead to the sheep and lambs. Bottle-feed them. After that go to the Tractor School and drive a tractor. Then go past the woods. Behind the woods is the Touch Barn. The place you need is next to the Touch Barn.

Elfin: I’m going to fly after them. See you later!

Mike, Liz, Nikita: Bye!

Exercise 2c

The Tree Monsters came to the cows, but they didn’t milk them. Rotty rode a cow, and the cow was very angry. The Tree Monsters ran to the sheep and lambs. They were horrible. Moldy dropped litter, and Rotty broke a tree. They didn’t bottle-feed lambs. Moldy drank a lot of milk. Rotty ran to the Tractor School and drove a tractor. He broke the tractor. And Moldy picked flowers from flowerbeds. In the Touch Barn Rotty stole a little rabbit.

At that time Elfin flew to them and took the rabbit back to the touch barn. But the Tree Monsters ran into the Hen House.

The children were in the Farm Park too. They collected the litter and ran to the Hen House.

UNIT 8.

LESSON 1.

Exercise 2a and 2b

Mike: Let’s visit my granddad. He knows a lot of interesting stories.

Liz: That’s a good idea!

Grandad: Oh, hello, children. I’m glad to see you. Come in.

Liz: What a big map!

Grandad: It’s the biggest in my collection.

Elfin: Oh, it’s so interesting! What’s all this blue colour? Water?

Grandad: Yes, these are oceans. And these are continents. There are six continents in the world.

Elfin: Six continents?

Grandad: Yes, look, this is Africa. It’s the hottest continent!

Elfin: And this?

Grandad: This is Australia. It’s the smallest continent.

Elfin: What are these?

Grandad: These are South America and North America.

Mike: America? Oh, I know. My Uncle Grundy lives in America. He lives in the USA.

Grandad: Yes, that’s right, Mike. Your uncle lives in the USA, that’s in North America.

Liz: And what’s this white? Is this a continent, too?

Grandad: Yes, It’s Antarctica. It’s covered with ice. It’s the coldest continent.

Elfin: And where are we?

Grandad: In Europe. Here. We’re in Britain and Britain is in Europe. Oh, would you like a cup of tea, children?

Children: Yes!

Grandad: Come with me then.

Rotty: This is the map! Let’s take it!

Moldy: How?

Rotty: Stand on the chair. Quick! I’ll take the map. Oh, no!

Moldy: Sorry.

Rotty: They’re coming back. Let’s hide under the table.

Mike: What was that?

Liz: I don’t know.

LESSON 3

Exercise 5b – MIKE’S GRANDAD.

Rhinos are rare and interesting animals. They live in Africa and Asia. Rhinos live in the grasslands where the weather is always hot so they like water very much. They can stay in the river all day. Rhinos are very good swimmers. Rhinos eat grass and leaves. They walk a lot to find fresh grass. Rhinos are big and heavy animals, but they aren’t slow. They can run very quickly!

UNIT 9.

LESSON 1

Exercise 1b

Mike: Dear Mike, How are you? I’m fine. It’s very hot here. Last week we found a baby kangaroo. Come to visit us! We’ll play with our new pet and have a good time!...

Liz: Mike, what are you reading?

Mike: A letter from my cousin Chris.

Liz: Your cousin? Where’s he from?

Mike: From Australia.

Liz: Wow! What’s he writing?

Mike: He’s inviting me to Australia.

Liz: Australia? You lucky thing! You’ll see koalas and kangaroos.

Elfin: Mike, can we go with you?

Mike: Of course you can.

Liz: Hooray!

Elfin: I like travelling! How are we going to travel?

LESSON 2.

Exercise 1

Elfin: So, how are we going to travel to Australia, Mike?

Mike: Let’s go by train. I love trains! You can look through the window or .. read a book or … do

crosswords. Trains are fast!

Liz: Sorry? I don’t like trains. What about going by plane? Planes are faster than trains. You can look at the clouds or … watch a video. What do you think, Elfin?

Elfin: Well, why not go by ship? It’s my favourite way of travelling. I love the sea. You can sometimes see a whale or a dolphin.

Moldy: Or a shark!

Rotty: Ha-ha-ha!

Exercise 2a, 2b

Mike: So, we’re going from Britain to Belarus by bus. We can see a lot of countries. Then we’re going from Belarus to Russia by train. It’s very fast. New Zealand is far away. We’re going from Russia to New Zealand by plane, then from New Zealand to Australia by ship.

LESSON 4

Exercise 2c

Baron Munchausen: I jumped into the water. I saw a pirate’s ship not far from me. It wasn’t funny! But the whale saw the pirates’ ship too, and … it ate the pirates! I was happy, you know. Then two ducks flew to me and they took me to my ship. I was really lucky!

LESSON 5.

Exercise 1b

Reporter: Good morning, Baron Munchausen!

Baron: Good morning!

Reporter: Can I ask you some questions about your trip to Africa?

Baron: Sure!

Reporter: When did you go there?

Baron: Thirty years ago.

Reporter: I see. How did you go there?

Baron: By hot-air balloon.

Reporter: Who did you go there with?

Reporter: Oh, I went there with my best friend, my parrot.

Reporter: What did you see in Africa?

Baron: I saw a very big monkey. It was bigger than an elephant!

Reporter: Bigger than an elephant?! What did you eat?

Baron: Tortoise soup. Yummy!

Reporter: Did you like your trip?

Baron: Yes, it was fantastic!

Reporter: Thank you very much.

Baron: You’re welcome!

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