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Game Animals. Множественное число существительных
Game Animals. Множественное число существительных
Пояснительная записка Данная дидактическая игра является моей авторской разработкой. Благодарю Интернет сайты (слайд №49), в которых содержался полезный материал, который лег в основу моей работы. *** Игру можно использовать как дополнительный материал, так и на уроках, с учащимися 2-3 классов (в зависимости от уровня владения английским языком учеников). Игра помогает детям усвоить лексику по теме «Животные», а также повторить правила: единственное и множественное число имен существительных. Данная игра была разработана для учеников 3 б класса МБОУСОШ №61 г.Тулы, обучающихся по учебнику Enjoy English 3 (3 класс) Биболетовой М.З., Денисенко О.А., Трубаневой Н.Н. - Обнинск: Титул, 2012. Цели: систематизация знаний по теме «Множественное число существительных» формирование умений анализировать, устанавливать причинно-следственные связи воспитание личностных качеств, обеспечивающих успешность творческой деятельности (активности, увлеченности, целеустремленности, настойчивости, наблюдательности, волевых качеств, интуиции, сообразительности, самостоятельности)
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Direct and reported speech (Прямая и косвенная речь)
Direct and reported speech (Прямая и косвенная речь)
Прямая речь – речь какого-либо лица, передаваемая буквально так, как она была произнесена. Косвенная речь- речь, передаваемая не слово в слово, а только по содержанию, в виде дополнительных придаточных предложений. Прямая речь Косвенная речь John says,”I enjoy reading.” John says that he enjoys reading Запомни! Из прямой речи в косвенную произведи следующие изменения: - косвенная речь вводится глаголом to say и союзом (that) - кавычки опускаются; -личные и притяжательные местоимения прямой речи заменяются по смыслу, как и в русском языке. Robert:” Reading plays an important role in my life.” Robert says that reading plays an important role in his life. Sequence of tenses(Согласование времен) Direct speech Reported speech Present Simple Past Simple I don’t like watching TV. He said that he didn’t like watching TV. Present Progressive Past Progressive I am watching TV. He said that he was watching TV. Present Perfect Past Perfect I have seen this show. He said that he had seen that show. Present Perfect Progressive Past Perfect Progressive I have been watching TV for 2 hours. He said that he had been watching TV for 2 hours Past Simple Past Perfect I saw this show yesterday. He said that he had seen that show the day before. The show started in 2000. He said that show started in 2000. (если указано время совершения действия) Past Progressive Past Perfect Progressive Yesterday at 5p.m.. I was watching my favourite show . He said that he had been watching his favourite show at 5 p.m. the day before. Past Perfect Past Perfect I had watched 2 of my favourite TV shows by 4 p.m. He said that he had watched 2 of his favourite TV shows by 4 p.m. Future Simple Simple Future in the Past I will watch this show tomorrow. He said that he would watch that show the next day. To be going to I’m going to watch TV tonight. She said that she was going to watch TV that night.
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Stylistics of the English Language 9. Task Stylistic Analysis
Stylistics of the English Language 9. Task Stylistic Analysis
Task Stylistic Analysis April Seventh, 1928. Through the fence, between the curling flower spaces, I could see them hitting. They were coming toward where the flag was and I went along the fence. Luster was hunting in the grass by the flower tree. They took the flag out, and they were hitting. Then they put the flag back and they went to the table, and he hit and the other hit. Then they went on, and I went along the fence. Luster came away from the flower tree and we went along the fence and they stopped and we stopped and I looked through the fence while Luster was hunting in the grass. "Here, caddie." He hit. They went away across the pasture. I held to the fence and watched them going away. "Listen at you, now." Luster said. "Aint you something, thirty three years old, going on that way. After I done went all the way to town to buy you that cake. Hush up that moaning. Aint you going to help me find that quarter so I can go to the show tonight." They were hitting little, across the pasture. I went back along the fence to where the flag was. It flapped on the bright grass and the trees. "Come on." Luster said. "We done looked there. They aint no more coming right now. Let’s go down to the branch and find that quarter before them niggers finds it." It was red, flapping on the pasture. Then there was a bird slanting and tilting on it. Luster threw. The flag flapped on the bright grass and the trees. I held to the fence. [William Faulkner, The Sound and the Fury] Task Stylistic Analysis Key Lexis Out of 186 words there are no words of more than two syllables - mostly monosyllabic 34 nouns are concrete 4 adjectives (curling, bright, red, bright) - primarily visual – Benji’s world appears to be a simple and concrete one dominated by the sense of sight A lot of lexical repetition (hit (5), go (8)) – a restricted world caddie - a golf term (an attendant who carries clubs, etc., for a player) and a name of the sister Benji loves – Caddy – the reason to watch the game intently
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