Festivals around the world. Unit 8.1 презентация

Vocabulary

Carnival [ka:nivəl] -карнавал

Have a good time – хорошо проводить время

Wear colorful costumes [kostjumz] – носить колоритные костюмы

A partygoer – участник вечеринки

A band – группа

Spectators [spək’teitəz] – зрители

Clap – хлопать в ладоши

Queue [kju:] – стоять в очереди (очередь)

Musicans [mju’ziʃənz] – музыканты

The Present Continuous tense

Действие происходит в момент говорения или в ближайшем будущем

Подлежащее + форма глагола быть (am, is, are) + смысловой глагол с добавлением суффикс ing [iŋ]

I am reading [ri:diŋ]
He’s reading [ri:diŋ]
We’re reading [ri:diŋ]

Play

Playing

They’re playing

Run

Running

He’s running

Sing

Singing

She’s singing

Cook

Cooking

She’s cooking

Eat

Eating

They’re eating

Dance

Dancing

They’re dancing

Sleep

Sleeping

He’s sleeping

Watch TV

Watching TV

They’re watching TV

Swim

Swimming

She’s swimming

Study

Studying

They’re studying

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Exercise 4D
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Write the ing forms

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Exercise 5A
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Make sentences in the Present Continuous from the prompts

He/ play the guitar
He’s playing the guitar

1. All the people/ have good time

1. All the people are having a good time

2. she/ not dance/ now

2. She isn’t dancing now

3. they/wear/ traditional costumes

3. They’re wearing traditional costumes

4. we/ read/ an interesting book

4. We’re reading an interesting book

5. I/ wear/ a coat

5. I am wearing a coat

6. I/ not study/ any languages/ at the moment

6. I am not studying any languages at the moment

7. we/ not write/ an exercise

7. We aren’t writing an exercise

8. what/ you/ do/ at the moment?

8. What are you doing at the moment?

Exercise 5B
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Make the sentences in exercise 5A true for you

1. have good time

1. I am having a good time

2. dance/ now

2. I’m not dancing now

3. wear/ traditional costumes

3. I’m not wearing a traditional costume

4. read/ an interesting book

4. I’m not reading an interesting book

5. wear/ a coat

5. I’m not wearing a coat

6. not study/ any languages/ at the moment

6. I’m not studying any languages at the moment

7. not write/ an exercise

7. I’m not writing an exercise

8. at the moment

8. I am talking to you at the moment

Exercise 1
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Look at the photos on pages 80-81

Two of the photos show the Boston Carnival

The Boston Carnival [ka:nivəl]

Boston's Caribbean [kæri’biən] style carnival is celebrated in August

What’s happening there?

“I am watching some fantastic dancers. They’re moving slowly towards [to:dz] me”

“I am cooking some lovely Caribbean [kæri’biən] chicken curry”

Two of the photos show the Mariarchi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] festival in Guadalajara, Mexico

Every year at the end of August, the city of Guadalajara celebrates the World's largest Mariachi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] festival

Mariachi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] is a genre [ʒa:nr] of Mexican music that dates back to the 18th century

What’s happening there?

“I am sitting in the town square and I am listening to some fantastic mariachi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] music”

“The spectators [spek’teitəz] are clapping and shouting and singing with the music”

Two of the photos show the Helsinki Festival, Finland

It’s an arts festival

What’s happening there?

“Some people are queuing [kju:iŋ] to go into a theater”

Exercise 2A
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Listen and match the reporters (Anna, Justin and Pam) with the photos

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Track 2.11

J – Jools (TV presenter)
A – Anna
reports on the Boston Carnival

J: Hello, there, everyone! It’s festival time here in the UK and today we’re bringing you some pictures and information about late summer around the world

J: Let’s start in the US. Our reporter Anna Linstrom is at the Boston carnival right now. How ‘s it going, Anna?

A:: Hi, Jools. It’s great. It’s a really hot late August day. I am having a good time – everyone is having a good time

J: What’s happening right now?
A: I am standing in the street and I am watching some fantastic dancers

A: They’re moving slowly towards me. They’re wearing really colorful costumes and they’re dancing really well.
J: Sounds good

J – Jools (TV presenter)
W – Witney
A - Anna
Whitney is at the Boston Carnival

A: And I’m with Whitney who makes food for the partygoers here. Whitney, what are you doing?

W: Well, I am cooking some lovely Caribbean [kæri’biən] chicken curry
A: Mmm, it smells good

J – Jools (TV presenter
Ju – Justin
reports from the Mariachi Festival

J: Thank you, Anna. Now Boston isn’t the only place having a party at this time of year. Our reporter Justin Leonard is at the Mariachi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] Festival in Guadalajara

J: Justin, how’s it going over there?
Ju: Hi, Jools. I am sitting in the town square and I am listening to some fantastic Mariachi [ma:ri’a:tʃi] music

Ju: In this band the guitarists [gi’ta:rists] are all playing together. It’s lovely
J: It sounds noisy [noizi] there

JU: It is! The spectators [spək’teitəz] aren’t just listening. They’re clapping and shouting [ʃautiŋ] and singing with the music

J – Jools (TV presenter)
P – Pam (reports on the Helsinki Arts Festival
M – Mika is at the festival

J: Thank you, Justin. And in Helsinki, Finland, Pam Sykes is reporting on the Helsinki Festival
P: Hello, Jools. Well, it’s quiet here

P: It’s not like Mexico. This is an arts festival, so it’s all in cinemas, theaters and concert halls

P: Some people are queuing [kju:iŋ] behind me to go into a theater. I have Mika here with me. Mika, what are you queuing [kju:iŋ] for today?

M: I am not queuing for the theater. I am with my children – they’re over there

M: They’re waiting to see some funny films –some old films with Charlie Chaplin
P: That sounds like fun! Thank you, Mika

P: Back to you, Jools. Thanks, Pam. Now in the studio this afternoon….

Track 2.11

Which festival?

A: I am standing in the street and I am watching some fantastic dancers

The Boston Festival (Anna’s report) – photos A, D

Which festival?

I am listening to some fantastic Mariachi music. The spectators [spək’teitəz] aren’t just listening. They’re clapping and shouting and singing with the music

The Mariachi Festival (Justin’s report)– photos B, E

Which festival?

P: This is an arts festival, so it’s all in cinemas, theaters and concert halls. Some people are queuing [kju:iŋ] behind me to go into a theater

The Helsinki Festival (Pam’s report) –
photos C, F

Exercise 2C
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Listen again and match the people with the activities

Track 2.11

1. What’s Anna doing?

A: Hi, Jools. It’s great. It’s a really hot late August day. I am having a good time – everyone is having a good time

1. Anna is having a good time (e)

2. What are the dancers doing?

A: They’re moving slowly towards me. They’re wearing really colorful costumes and they’re dancing really well.
J: Sounds good

2. The dancers are wearing colorful costumes (f)

3. What is Whitney doing?

W: Well, I am cooking some lovely Caribbean [kæri’biən] chicken curry
A: Mmm, it smells good

3. Whitney is cooking Caribbean [kæri’biən] food (a)

4. What is Justin doing?

J: Justin, how’s it going over there?
Ju: Hi, Jools. I am sitting in the town square and I am listening to some fantastic Mariachi music

4. Justin is sitting in the town square (b)

5. What are the guitarists doing?

Ju: In this band the guitarists are all playing together. It’s lovely
J: It sounds noisy there

5. The guitarists are all playing together (d)

6. What are the spectators doing?

JU: It is! The spectators [spək’teitəz] aren’t just listening. They’re clapping and shouting and singing with the music

6. The spectators [spek’teitəz] aren’t just listening to the music (h)

7. What is Pam doing?

J: Thank you, Justin. And in Helsinki, Finland, Pam Sykes is reporting on the Helsinki Festival
P: Hello, Jools. Well, it’s quiet here

7. Pam is reporting from Finland (g)

8. What is Mika doing?

M: I am not queuing for the theater. I am with my children – they’re over there

8. Mika isn’t queuing [kju:iŋ] for the theater (c)

Exercise 3
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Answer some questions

1. Are there any well-known festivals in Russia?

Yes, there are

White Nights in Saint Petersburg

Scarlet Sails in Saint Petersburg

2. Do you go to festivals?
Do you like them?
Why?/Why not?

2. Yes, I go to festivals. I like them. Festivals are exciting

2. No, I don’t go to festivals. I don’t like them. I think they’re boring

3. Is your country famous for a kind of music or dancing like mariachi or flamenco?

Yes, it is.
Russian folk songs and dancing are quite popular

Exercise 6
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Listen to the sentences. Underline the stressed syllables (слоги)

Track 2.12

1. She’s dancing

2. They’re talking

3. Are you listening?

3. We aren’t leaving

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Tell me what the people in the picture are doing

What’s she doing?
(cook)

She’s cooking

What’s he doing?
(cycle)

He’s cycling

What are they doing?
(dance)

They’re dancing

What’s he doing?
(drink)

He’s drinking

What’s she doing?
(eat)

She’s eating

What’s he doing?
(laugh [la:f])

He’s laughing [la:fiŋ]

What’s she doing?
(play the guitar)

She’s playing the guitar

What’s she doing?
(run)

She’s running

What’s she doing?
(sit)

She’s sitting

What’s he doing
(sleep)

He’s sleeping

What are they doing?
(swim)

They’re swimming

What’s she doing?
(teach)

She’s teaching

What’s he doing?
(use a computer)

He’s using a computer

What’re they doing?
(walk)

They’re walking

What’s she doing?
(write)

She’s writing

Exercise 7
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Mime an activity from the box at the bottom. Guess your partner’s activity

Exercise 8
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Look at the picture on page 81 and describe it

What is happening?

There’re some buildings at the back of the picture

Two women are dancing at the front of the picture

Some musicians are playing on the right of the picture

Some people are watching the dancers on the left of the picture

Where is it?

At a festival

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Track 2.13

How to describe a picture

At the back of the picture

At the front of the picture

On the left of the picture