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АНГЛИЙСКИЕ КЛАССИКИ О ПОГОДЕ

Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)

Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

Alan Alexander Milne (1882- 1956)

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (1564 - 1616)

Lord George Gordon Byron (1788- 1824)

Robert Burns (1759- 1796)

 All the world's a stage  To be, or not to be:  Love is blind I must be cruel   Men of few word  What's done is done   and all the men and women are merely players. that is the question.  and lovers cannot see.   only to be kind.  are the best men.

WEATH ER

frost y Weather y boiling hot rain sno wy win dy clou dy war m cold cool sunn yhot

What’s the weather like today? It’s cold today

• Freezing cold and snow • Stormy • Boiling hot • Cloudy • Chilly and foggy • Scorching sun • Heavy rain • Huge snowstorms • Light breeze • Strong winds • Light showers

Chilly and foggy

What’s your favorite weather?

There are some folk English sayings about the weather. Let‘s do the task ex. 4 p. 80

Learn new idioms  1.to feel under the weather- to be or feel ill  2.to save up for a rainy day- to keep some money for a time in  the future when it might be needed  3.to be on cloud nine- to be very happy

Learn new idioms  4.to see which way the wind blows- to see how a situation is  developing  5.to be a bolt from the blue- to be a great surprise

Fill in gapscloud nine bolt from the blue under the weather rainy day wind blows  1.  "Was Helen happy about buying a new car?" “Happy? She was on ___________!“  2. The news of his marriage was a ____________________.  3.  He is feeling ________________so he is going to bed early tonight.  4.Let's see which way the ___________ before we decide.  5. She has a   thousand pounds  which she's  saving for a  _________.

Не в одних стихах поэзия: она разлита везде, она вокруг нас. Взгляните на эти деревья, на это небо — отовсюду веет красотой и жизнью, а где красота и жизнь, там и поэзия. Тургенев И. С

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