She likes to sing, She likes to dance,
She likes to run about.
She likes to skip, She likes to jump,
She likes to play and shout.
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
[aυ] (3), about (3), to run about. She likes to run about, shout (3),
to play and shout. She likes to play and shout.
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127. (. 2.) A. Listen and repeat. Learn the dialogue.
Fred: Hello, Ted!
Ted: Hi!
Fred: Do you want to play officers?
Ted: Of course I do. And I want to be an officer.
Fred: Lets play then.
Ted: OK.
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128. (. 6.) A. Listen and try to guess. ( .)
A businessman. His father is a businessman. Is your uncle a businessman? Yes, he is a businessman, too.
? A businessman? () : .
An office, an office offices, in an office, in a big office. They are in a big office. Is he in that office too?
? An office? () : , .
A hospital, a hospital hospitals, in a hospital. They are in a hospital. Is your Granny in a hospital now? No, she isnt in a hospital. She is fine. She is at home.
? A hospital? () : , . In a hospital? () .
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
[:] (3), work, work works, we work, he works. My mother works. My Grandpa doesnt work. Does your father work?Yes, he does.
[ɒ] (3), hot, doll, got, hospital (3), a hospital hospitals, in a hos- pital. Bob is a doctor. He works in a hospital. Do the girls work in a hospital? Yes, they do. They are doctors.
Office (3), an office offices, in an office. Steve works in an of- fice. Does your aunt work in an office or in a hospital? Yes, she does. She works in an office.
[i] (3), in, it, is, business, businessman (3), a businessman busi- nessmen. Mark is a businessman. He works in a business office. Where does this businessman work? Does he work in an office or in a hospital? [aυ] (3), mouse, house, housewife (3), a housewife housewives. His mother is not a dentist. She is a housewife. Is your Granny
a housewife? Yes, she is.
[i ] chick, children, teacher, a teacher teachers, a teacher of Russian, my teacher of English. Who is your teacher of English? Tamara Ivanovna.
129. (. 8.) A. Listen and try to guess the professions. ( , .)
An economist. Her uncle is an economist. He works in an office. Is your brother an economist? No, he isnt.
? An economist? () : .
A worker. Ben works. He is a worker. Linda doesnt work. She is not a worker.
A worker? () .
At school. He is a teacher. He works at school. Her Granny works at school too.
? At school? () : .
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[ɒ] (3), economist (3), an economist economists. My mother is an economist. She works in an office. Is your sister an economist? No, she isnt. My Granny is an economist.
[:] (3), work worker (3), a worker workers. His brother is a worker. His sister is not a worker. Who is a worker? My uncle is. What is Steve? He is a worker.
[ ] (3), plant (3), a plant plants, in a plant . Fred works in a plant. James works in a plant, too. Who works in a plant? James does.
[u:] (3), school (3), school schools, at school (3). Amanda is a teacher. She works at school. Where does your sister work? She works at school.
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130. (. 1.) A. Listen to the boys story and answer the questions. ( .)
I am Nick. My father, mother and sister are from Russia, from Kursk. My father is an engineer. He works in a car plant. I like to go to his car plant and watch computers, robots, cars. Many workers work in the plant.
My sister is nine. She likes to go to the hospital. Our mother is a doc- tor. She works in the hospital. But I want to be an engineer. And my sister wants to be a doctor.
B. Answer the questions.
1. Where is the family from?
2. Does Nick like to go to the plant or to the hospital?
3. Why does he like to go to the car plant?
4. Who works in the plant?
5. Why does his sister like to go to the hospital?
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131. (. 7.) A. Listen to the dialogue and learn it by heart. (- .)
Bob: Hi, Bill!
Bill: Hi!
Bob: Can you play hopscotch?
Bill: Yes, I can.
Bob: Do you want to play with us?
Bill: With great pleasure.
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
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132. (. 3.) A. Listen and try to guess the sport games. ( , .)
Volleyball, to play volleyball. They can play volleyball. ? Volleyball? () : . Football, to play football. Boys can play football. ? Football? () : . Basketball, to play basketball. They can play basketball. ? Basketball? () .
Tennis, table tennis, to play table tennis.
? Table tennis? () .
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
[v] (3), [ɒ] (3), volley (3), volleyball (3), like to play volleyball, can
play volleyball. My brother can play volleyball. Can you play volley-
ball? No, I cant.
[e] (3), [w] (3), well (3), very well (3), can sing well, can draw very well. My mother can sing well. Can your brother play volleyball very well?
[υ] (3), foot (3), football (3), want to play football, can play football very well. They can play football. Can your sister play football? No, she cant.
[ ] (3), basket (3), basketball (3), to play basketball, can play basketball. Can Nina play basketball? No, she cant. But what can she do well? She can play the piano well.
[e] (3), ten, tennis (3), table tennis (3). We like to play tennis but we dont like to play table tennis. Can your friend play tennis? Yes, he can play tennis very well. Do you play table tennis at home? No, I dont. Who can play table tennis well? My father can.
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133. (. 3.) A. Listen and try to guess. ( , .)
Baseball, play baseball. Badminton, can play badminton.
? Baseball? () . Badminton? () - .
B. Listen and repeat. ( .) ( .)
[ei] (3), baseball (3), play baseball, like to play baseball. Children in America like to play baseball very much. Can you play baseball? No, I cant.
[ ] (3), badminton (3), play badminton, can play badminton. Children in Russia like to play badminton. Can your sister and brother play badminton? Oh, yes, they play badminton very well.
[i] (3), swim (3), like to swim. My father likes to swim. He can swim very well. Can you swim? Yes, I can.
134. (. 9.) A. Listen to the poem We Can Play and learn it by heart. ( .)
We Can Play
School is over we can play. We can play the whole day: Basketball and volleyball
And the boys can play football.
B. Listen and repeat. ( - .)
135. (. 9.) A. Listen and try to guess. ( , .)
Stadium. Luzhniky is a stadium. ? Stadium? () .
A sports ground. A playground a sports ground. They play football on the sports ground.
? A sports ground? () .
A swimming pool. To swim, a swimming pool. Boys and girls like to swim in swimming pools.
? A swimming pool? () .
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
[ei] (3), stadium (3), a stadium, to go to the stadium, to play tennis at the stadium. Luzhniky is a Moscow stadium.
[aυ] (3), ground (3), a playground, a sports ground. Have you got a sports ground at your school? Yes, we have. What games can you play on the sports ground?
[w] (3), swim (3), swimmer, swimming pool, swimming pools. We can swim in the swimming pool. Do you go to the swimming pool with your friends or with your father?
[ ] (3), gym (3) , a gym. Weve got a gym in our school. What games do you play in your gym? We play volleyball and basketball in our gym.
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136. (. 5.) A. Listen to the poem Sports and learn it by heart. ( .)
Sports
Dear little girls and boys! What is better than the toys?
I think sports are good for all: You can swim, play basketball, Table tennis and football.
We can jump and we can run
And we have a lot of fun.
B. Listen and repeat. ( - .)
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137. (. 4.) A. Listen and try to guess. ( , .)
Skating-rink. Jack goes to the skating-rink to skate. Children like to go to the skating-rink too.
? Skating-rink? () : . Hockey, to play hockey. Jack can play hockey very well. ? Hockey? () .
A sportsman. Jack is a good sportsman. He can play hockey very well. Mike is a good sportsman, too.
? Sportsman? () .
B. Listen and repeat. ( .)
[ai] (3), ice (3), on the ice. The ice is nice. She can dance on the ice. [ei] (3), skate (3), skater (3), like to skate, can skate, can skate on
the ice. Jack can skate well. Jill cant skate well.
Skate skating-rink (3), on the skating-rink. I go to the skating-rink with my brother.
[ɒ] (3), hockey (3), to play hockey, like to play hockey, can play hockey. Who can play hockey in your class? Johnny and Ben can.
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[ ] (3), ski (3), skis, skier. My sister skis very well. She is a good skier. Do you like to ski in the park? Yes, I do.
[ ] (3), a sportsman sportsmen. Weve got many sportsmen in our class. My brother is a good sportsman, too. He can skate very well.
138. (. 7.) A. Listen to the song On a Cold and Frosty Morning and learn to sing it. ( .)
