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There Is a Dragon across the River

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Pronunciation -

  [ʧ] church, chair, cherry, chimes, beach, teacher
  [ʃ] ship, bush, negation, notion, sugar, Russian
  [θ] thing, nothing, both, moth, thistle, thigh, third
  [ð] that, mother, brother, with, they, them, bother

Word -

let , . let me, let us. - , . , , .
Let us let's [lets].

Let me introduce Mr Bliss. - .
Let me know when he comes back. - , .
Let me think. - - .
Let him go. - .
Let them hurry up. - .
Let's wait. - .
Let's go back. - .
Let's stick together. - .

- -: . The boy said, Let's look for dragons. : . said, Let's find a dragon and frighten him.

Reading -

, frighten ['fraitn] () afraid [ǝ'freid] (). : - -, am, are, is () was () .

Let's frighten the dragon. - .
What if he frightens us? - ?
Are you afraid? - ?
I am not afraid of dragons. - .
Are you afraid of bees? - ?
The bear is afraid of them. - .
Pooh was not afraid. - .

Looking for Dragons

  Boy: Let's look for dragons.
  Pooh: Yes, let's.
  Boy: They live across the river.
  Pooh: Yes, I know.
  Boy: Look, there they are!
  Pooh: Yes, those are dragons all right.
  Boy: Look at their beaks! Real dragons!
  Pooh: That is what they are!
  Boy: Let's frighten the dragons.
  Pooh: That is right.
  Boy: I am not afraid. Shoo!
  Pooh: Look, they are flying off.
  Boy: Silly old dragons!
  Pooh: I was not afraid.
  Boy: No?
  Pooh: I am never afraid if I am with you.
  Boy: Let's always stick together.
  Pooh: Yes, let's.

Notes -

old - . silly . , . "" , , . .

Silly old dragons! - !
Look, there they are! - , !
Those are dragons all right. - .
That is what they are! - !
Silly old bear! - !

Grammar -

beak (), , ... Some geese live across the river. , - (there) - (across the river), (over the sea)... , !

, there is, : , , , , ... there is , , .

There is a dragon across the river. - . : .

There is an oak by the sea. - .
There is a gold chain on the oak. - .

, , , , is are.

There are oaks by the sea. - .
There are chains on the oaks. - .

there is , . , .

There is a table in the room. - () .
There is a picture on the wall. - () .
There are cows in the field. - .
There are bears in this wood. - .

, there is .

There is a hole in the ground. - .
There are apples on the tree. - .

Reading -

"" (key words): city (), street (), house (), room ()... Town . Lane [lein] , yard [jɑ:d] .

The Key of the Kingdom

This is the key of the kingdom:
In that kingdom there is a city.
In that city there is a town.
In that town there is a street.
In that street there is a lane.
In that lane there is a yard.
In that yard there is a house.
In that house there is a room.
In that room there is a bed.
On that bed there is a basket.
In that basket there are some flowers...

Notes -

1. , , ... , , , there is there are?
: . table, there is. chairs, there are.

There is a table and four chairs in the room. - .

There are four chairs, a table and a sofa. - , .

2. - -, -. " " on the street, : .

Tim lives in Park Street. - -.

There is a monument in the square. - .

The bakery is on Hill Street. - -.

Grammar -

, - - ? Is there anything wonderful in your kingdom?
there is ( are).

Is there a giant in the kingdom? - ?
Are there witches in it? - ?
Are there miracles? - ?
Are there monsters? - ?
Are there knights? - ?
Is there magic? - ?

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Is there a bakery in your street? - ?
Yes, there is. - , .

Are there other shops? - ?
Yes, there are. - , .

Is there a post-office? - ?
No, there is not. - .

Are there trees in the street? - ?
No, there are not. - .

no, . , no, .

There is no park here. - .
There are no shops nearby. - .
There is no time for lunch. - .
There is no water in the bottle. - .

Reading -

. One day Christopher Robin went to the zoo. What did he see at the zoo? . Let's listen to his story.

The Zoo

There are lions, and roaring tigers, and big camels. There are some buffaloes and bisons and a great bear. There is a tiny hippopotamus. There are a few badgers, too. There are a lot of goats and a Polar bear and different kinds of mice.

Christopher Robin pays a little attention to every animal. But he likes the elephant most of all. The boy has some buns with him. He gives the buns to the elephant.

Words -

roaring ['ro:riŋ] - , ; camel ['kæml] - ; buffalo ['bʌfǝlou] - ; bison ['baisn] - ; great [greit] - ; tiny ['taini] - ; hippopotamus [ˌhipǝ'potǝmǝs] - ; badger ['bæʤǝ] - ; goat [gout] - ; different ['difǝrǝnt] - , ; kind [kaind] - ; every ['evri] - ; bun [bʌn] - .

Notes -

1. some . , some - , , .

There are some buffaloes in the Zoo. - .

There are some bears. - .

The boy had some buns. - .

The boy pays some attention to every animal. - .

gives some milk to the goat and the badger. - .

some . , milk. ? : .

Some : , - , - . .

I like tea. - .
Give me some tea. - .

Milk is white. - .
Buy some milk. - .

2. some a few a little, , . ? A few [ǝ'fju:] - .

We see a few men. - .
takes a few books. - .
There are a few mistakes in his paper. - .

A little [ǝ'litl] .

There is a little honey in the pot. - .

pays a little attention to the giraffe and the tiger. - .

: a little girl girl. little "" . honey , a little . .

I take a little plate. - .
I pour a little milk in it. - .

3. Most . of, "" . most of all .

Most people in Great Britain are English. - - .

Most of them live in England. - .

The English like tea most of all. - .

The boy likes the elephant most of all. - .

Reading -

. The text below is from the International Children's Bible. there is. war [wo:] () peace [pi:s] ().

. There are a lot of verbs in this text. We know some of them. We know that love is and hate is .

Here are some new verbs: die [dai] - ; plant [plɑ:nt] - ; pull [pul] - ; kill [kil] - ; heal [hi:l] - ; destroy [dis'troi] - ; build [bild] - ; laugh [lɑ:f] - ; dance [dɑ:ns] - ; throw [θrou] - ; gather ['gæðǝ] - ; hug [hʌg] - ; tear [tɛǝ] - ; sew [sou] - .

There is a Time for Everything

There is a right time for everything.
Everything on earth has its
special season.
There is a time to be born
and a time to die.
There is a time to plant
and a time to pull up plants.
There is a time to kill
and a time to heal.
There is a time to destroy
and a time to build.
There is a time to cry
and a time to laugh.
There is a time to be sad
and a time to dance.
There is a time to throw away stones
and a time to gather them.
There is a time to hug
and a time not to hug.
There is a time to look for something
and a time to stop looking for it.
There is a time to keep things
and a time to throw things away.
There is a time to tear apart
and a time to sew together.
There is a time to be silent
and a time to speak.
There is a time to love
and a time to hate.
There is a time for war
and a time for peace.

Translation -

"" . , up . Pull - : , , " ". A pull up , , .

tear () apart , , . sew , sew together : .

drop () , , , . Throw ; away () : .

, plant , . season , , . : , .

, (. 3, .1-8), .

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, ; , .

, ; , ;

, ; , ;

, ; , ;

, ; , ;

, ; , ;

, ; , .

Question -

. ? How to learn them?

: , . , , , .

- . Good. , . . Great. : - . Well, let him write the words if it helps him to learn them.

Discussion -

: .
, classroom ['klɑ:srum] - class () room (). , . , classroom class? , . room - , .

There are twenty people in our class. - .

There are fifteen desks in the classroom. - .

There is a board on one of the walls of the room. - Ha .

Where is room ten? - ?

 

"" : director! , - headmaster head teacher ( ). head - , , .

gym [ʤim] , gymnasium. .

Hall , , , . , entrance hall, school hall assembly hall.

- , - , . , - bus. bus .

I go to school by bus. - .
I wait for a bus. - .
Here comes the bus! - () !
I get on the bus. - .
It goes fast. - .
I get off near my school. - .

bus train () boat (), - .

We go by train. - .
We get on the boat. - .
We go fast. - .
We get off in London. - .

Quotation -

"" , . These lines are from a poem of William Wordsworth.

Up! up! my friend, and quit your books;
Or surely you'll grow double:
Up! up! my friend, and clear your looks;
Why all this toil and trouble?

Notes -

1. : , , ... , "" up. , "", .

Up! Stand up! - ! : !
Up! Get up! - ! : !
Out! Go out! - !
Out! Get out! - ! : !
Down! Go down! - ! : !
Down! Get down! - ! : !

2. quit [kwit] : , . quit , . , -.

I quit smoking. - .
I quit! - ""! : !

3. You'll - you will, will . Grow - , . , double ['dʌbl] . , .

Stop eating so much or you'll grow fat. - , .

Enough of swotting or you'll grow double. - , .

, , , , : (toil) (trouble)?

Exercises -

Exercise 1. Put in is or are. - is are.

  1. There a lot of schools in our city.
  2. My school in Oak Street.
  3. There twenty rooms in the school.
  4. Our classroom on the first floor.
  5. There a board on the front wall.
  6. There three windows.
  7. There twenty-five children in our class.
  8. There twenty-five desks in the room.
  9. There a few pictures on the wall.
  10. Most children good learners.

Exercise 2. Put is or are in the blanks. - is are .

  1. There three rooms in our flat.
  2. There a table in the kitchen.
  3. There four chairs round it.
  4. There a shelf on the wall above the table.
  5. there a stove in the kitchen?
  6. There some plates and dishes on the table.
  7. There sandwiches on one of the dishes.
  8. There meat, cheese and sausage on the plates
  9. There a few spoons and knives on the table.
  10. There some cups and a tea-pot.
  11. There a lot of sugar in the sugar-bowl.
  12. There a little salt in the salt-cellar.
  13. there saucers?
  14. There different kinds of jam in the jars.
  15. There everything for a good lunch.

Exercise 3. Make these sentences interrogative. - .

  1. There is a gym in the school.
  2. There is a playground.
  3. There are grounds for sports.
  4. There is a back door.
  5. There is a diningroom.
  6. There is a swimming-pool in the school.
  7. There are flowers in every room.
  8. There is a board in every room.
  9. There are pictures in the rooms.
  10. There are computers in the laboratories.

 

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