The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Part 1

Toy Box

Toys in the toy box

Come alive!

Walk and talk

on the count of five

1, 2, 3, 4, 5…

- Hello, our dear friends! My name is Maggie. I’m a doll.

- Hello, everyone! My name is Benny. And I’m a teddy-bear.

- Hello, boys and girls! I’m Legoman!

- Welcome to our lesson!

- We are happy to see you!

- All right! Now we can start our lesson.

And today in the lesson we will:

Сегодня на уроке мы:

· tell the story of the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse;

расскажем историю про городскую мышь и деревенскую мышь;

· talk about the verb “have got”;

поговорим про глагол “have got”;

· learn new words;

выучим новые слова;

And

· put the knowledge into practice.

и применим знания на практике.

Let’s start!

And first, let’s talk about the verb “have got”.

The verb “have got” is translated as “иметь”.

Now let’s answer the question:

When do we use the verb “have got”?

Когда мы используем глагол “have got”?

1. We use it when we want to show that something belongs to someone.

Мы используем его, когда хотим показать, что что-то принадлежит кому-то.

For example:

I have got two horses and a cow.

У меня есть две лошади и корова.

2. This verb is also used to describe people, animals and things.

Этот глагол также используется для описания людей, животных и предметов.

For example:

This giraffe has got a long neck!

У этого жирафа длинная шея.

Now let's answer the question:

How do we form sentences with the verb “have got”?

Как мы образуем предложения с глаголом “have got”?

Positive sentences

Утвердительные предложения

We put the subject in the first place.

Subject – подлежащее.

For example:

I

He, she, it

You, we, they

Then we put the verb “have got” if we use: I, you, we, they.

And we put the verb “has got” if we use: he, she, it.

Look at the examples:

Mike and Lora have got a red car.

У Майка и Лоры есть красная машина.

Or

Christopher has got a lot of toys.

У Кристофера есть много игрушек.

Negative sentences

Отрицательные предложения

We put the subject in the first place.

For example:

I

He, she, it

You, we, they

Then we put the words “have not” if we use: I, you, we, they.

Or we put the words “has not” if we use: he, she, it.

“Not” is translated as “не”.

The short forms are “haven’t” and “hasn’t”.

After that we put the word “got”.

Now look at the examples:

Mike and Lora haven’t got a red car.

У Майка и Лоры нет красной машины.

Or

Christopher hasn’t got a lot of toys.

У Кристофера нет много игрушек.

Questions

Вопросительные предложения

We put the words “have” or “has” in the first place.

Then we put the subject.

For example:

I

He, she, it

You, we, they

After that we use the word “got”.

Look at the examples:

Have Mike and Lora got a red car?

У Майка и Лоры есть красная машина?

Or

Has Christopher got a lot of toys?

У Кристофера много игрушек?

- Boys and girls, now we will tell you the story of the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.

- But first, let’s learn new words.

- You’ll need them to understand the story.

Understand the story – понять историю.

- Let’s start!

Town

The translation is:

Город, городской

Listen and repeat after me!

Town… Town…

Country

It’s translated as:

Деревня, деревенский

Listen and repeat after me!

Country… Country…

Town Mouse

Городская мышь

Listen and repeat after me!

Town Mouse… Town Mouse…

Country Mouse

Деревенская мышь

Listen and repeat after me!

Country Mouse… Country Mouse…

Mice

Мыши

Listen and repeat after me!

Mice… Mice…

Small

Маленький

Listen and repeat after me!

Small… Small…

Want

Хотеть, желать

Listen and repeat after me!

Want… Want…

Welcome to my house!

Добро пожаловать в мой дом!

Listen and repeat after me!

Welcome to my house!... Welcome to my house!...

Now listen to the story, please!

- Hello, Town Mouse.

- Hello, Country Mouse.

- How are you?

- I’m fine, thank you! How are you?

- I’m fine too, thank you! Welcome to my house!

- Oh, your house is very small!

- Yes, it is, but it’s very nice and lovely. Two small mice can live here.

- Oh, really?

- Yes, it’s true!

- Country Mouse, have you got a table?

- No, I haven’t!

- Have you got a bathroom?

- No, I haven’t.

- Have you got a kitchen?

- No, I haven’t.

- Have you got a radio?

- Yes, I have.

- What else have you got?

- I have got a bed. That’s all I need.

- Oh, dear! No bathroom, no kitchen! How can you live here? I want to go home! I don’t like it here.

That’s the whole story, boys and girls!

Now we would like to check your knowledge.

Answer the questions!

Ответьте на вопросы!

1.    Has the Country Mouse got a chair?

2.    Has he got a table?

3.    Has the Country Mouse got a radio?

4.    Has he got a kitchen?

5.    Has the Country Mouse got a bed?

Let’s check the right answers.

1.  No, he hasn’t.

2.  No, he hasn’t.

3.  Yes, he has.

4.  No, he hasn’t.

5.  Yes, he has.

- Well done, boys and girls!

- Now it’s time to say goodbye to everyone.

- Oh, yes, you’re right, Maggie! Goodbye, everyone!

- Goodbye, friends!

- Goodbye!