Презентация к уроку английского языка "So many countries, so many customs (Russia, Britain, the USA)"

Form 5 Lesson 5 So many countries, so many customs (Russia, Britain, the USA)

Tomorrow;
The day after tomorrow;
Next Monday;
Next January;
Next day;

Next week;
Next month;
Next year;
In a few days.

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I’m sure Tom will be a good architect.
He says he’ll always remember our school.
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I shan’t see you next week.
My parents won’t agree with this idea.
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Shall I phone you later?
Will they buy the textbook?
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Where will you go next summer?
Who will win? I hope Helen will.

I
You
He, She, It

We
You
They

Am I
Is he, she, it
Are we, you, they

There are three main ways of talking about the future in English. Two of them you already know. But you can also use the present continuous tense to talk about your plans or things you have decided to do, especially with the verbs to go, to come, to arrive, to move, to leave, to have.
I’m travelling to Rome tomorrow. = I’m going to travel to Rome tomorrow.
When are you leaving for Washington DC? = When are you going to leave for Washington DC?
We are having a party next Saturday night. Who is coming? = We are going to have a party next Saturday night. Who is going to come?

Fact -

факт

Role -

роль

legend -

легенда

Rocket -

ракета

Tradition -

традиция

Plantator -

плантатор

Conservative -

консервативный

President -

президент

Academician -

академик

university -

университет

Arkhangelsk -

Архангельск

Moscow University -

московский университет

The Pacific Ocean -

Тихий океан

Australia -

Австралия

James Cook -

Джеймс Кук

George Washington -

Джордж Вашингтон

Virginia -

Вирджиния

Scotland -

Шотландия

Wales -

Уэльс

Northern Ireland -

Северная Ирландия

Caviar -

икра

Custom -

обычай

Honey -

мед

Hope -

надежда, надеяться

Pancake -

блин

Sour cream -

сметана

Science -

наука

Scientist -

ученый

Scientific -

научный

Village -

деревня

Space -

космос

Spaceship -

космический корабль

Voyage -

морское путешествие

M.V. Lomonosov(1711-1765)

Y. A. Gagarin (1932-1968)

James Cook (1728-1779)

A coast -

берег

George Washington (1732-1799)

A raven -

ворон

A wing -

крыло

Guy Fawkes’ Day -

День Гая Фокса

A scarecrow -

пугало

Firework -

салют

Салют

Салют

Bonfire -

костер

Straw -

солома

Common -

общий, обычный