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25.02.2022
Control work
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24.02.2022
The topic of our lesson:"Grammar Revision"HomeworkPrepare for control workПерейти за посиланням
The topic of our lesson: "Adverb of Time"
HomeworkEx. 2 p. 127
09.02.2022The topic of our lesson: "Modern gadgets"
Homework
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07.02.2022
The topic of our lesson: "Science and technologies progress in modern society"
Homework
https://learningapps.org/8805237
04.02.2022
The topic of our lesson: Mobile phone the most popular gadget
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03.02.2022
The topic of our lesson: inventors and inventions
Homework
02.02.2022
Перейдіть за посиланням
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13.04.2021
Homework
FOR LOTS OF PEOPLE,
GETTING OLDER MEANS GETTINGHAPPIER
Old age may not sound exciting. But recent findings
offer good news for older people and
for people
(1) … about getting
older.
Researchers found that
people become happier and experience less worry after they (2) … the age of fifty. In fact , they say by
the age of eighty-five, people are happier with their life than they were when
they were eighteen
years old.
The
findings came from a (3) … of more than three hundred forty thousand adults in
the United States. The Gallup
Organization questioned them by telephone in two thousand eight. At that
time, the people were between the ages of eighteen and eighty-five.
The researchers asked questions about
(4) … like happiness, sadness
and worry. They also
asked about mental or emotional stress.
Arthur
Stone in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at Stony Brook University in the New York led the study.
His team found that levels of stress
were (5) … among adults between the ages of twenty-two and twenty-five.
The findings
showed that stress
levels dropped (6) … after
people reached their fifties.
Happiness was highest among the youngest adults and those
in their early seventies. The people
(7) … likely to report feeling
negative emotions were those in their seventies and eighties.
The study also showed
that men and women
have similar emotional
(8) …as they grow
older. However,
women at all ages reported
more sadness, stress
and worry than men . The findings appeared in the Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences.
Researchers
say they do not know why happiness increases as people get older. One theory is that, as
people grow older, they grow more (9) … for what they have an
have better control of their
emotions. They also spend less time thinking about bad experiences.
Professor
Stone says the emotional patterns could be (10) … to changers in how people see the world, or maybe even changers in brain (11)…
15.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"Gerund"
1. Watch the presentation
Do the exercise
16.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"Gerund"
Homework
Do the exercise
19.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"Gerund and infinitive"
1. Learn the rules
Homework
Do the exercise
20.04.2021
Control work № 8
Youth in mind
22.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"International organization"
Homework
Exercise 2, 3, pages 228-229
24.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"International organization"
Homework
Repeat the Infinitive and Gerund
27.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"International politics"
1. Watch the presentation
Homework
Learn the words on page 230, Exercises 2,3, pages 232-233
29.04.2021
The topic of the lesson:"International politics"
Homework
Exercise 2, page 235
06.05.2021
The topic of the lesson:"The council of Europe"
Homework
07.05.2021
The topic of the lesson:"Society and its people"
Homework
Exercise 1, page 237 and learn the words on page 237
18.01.2021
Unit 5 «Inventions
and Lifestyle»
1. Watch the presentation and take notes on the main dates and events https://slideplayer.com/slide/10336497
2. Exersice 3 b, page 122-123 and write down the words into your vocabularies on page 122.
3. Which of these things do you need, which of them do you want. Put them in two columns.
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Jeans |
Air |
Fire |
Mobile phone |
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Satellite dish |
Water |
Adidas trainers |
CDs |
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Digital camera |
Meat |
Fish |
Cars |
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Make-up |
A house |
Fridge |
Perfume |
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Friend |
Love |
Snickers |
Washing machine |
19.01.2021
Topic of the lesson:"Science and inventions"
1. Exercise 2, page 124-125
2. Watch the
video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpgKeD_MKy8
3. Read the
definition of the modern device and try to guess what gadget it is.
1) A
piece of electronic equipment which you use to listen to programs that are broadcast,
such as music and news.
2) A
piece of equipment used to take photographs or make films or television program.
3) A
type of oven that cooks food very quickly using very short electrical waves
instead of heat.
4) The
system of communication that you use to have a conversation with someone in
another place.
5) An
electronic machine that stores information and uses programs to help you find,
organize or change information.
6) A
machine for washing clothes.
7) A
large piece of electrical kitchen equipment shaped like a cupboard, used for
keeping food and drink cool.
8) The
glass part of an electric light that the light shines from.
9) A vehicle that flies in the air and has wings
and at least one engine.
4. Homework
SCIENCES
Scientific fields are commonly divided into two major
groups: 1.natural sciences, which study natural phenomena (including biological
life), and 2.social sciences, which study human behaviour and societies. These
sciences are called empirical, which means the knowledge must be based on 3.observable
phenomena and capable of being tested for its validity by other researchers
working under the same conditions.
4.The humanities are academic disciplines which study
the human condition, using methods that are primarily analytic or critical. 5.Examples
of the disciplines of the humanities are ancient and modern languages,
literature, history and philosophy.
6.Formal sciences, like mathematics, statistics and
logic, are important to the empirical sciences. 7.The formal sciences are
essential in the formation of hypotheses, theories, and laws, both in
discovering and describing how things work (natural sciences) and how people
think and act (social sciences).
8. Mathematics, which is classified as a formal
science, has both similarities to and differences from the natural and social
sciences. 9. It is similar to empirical sciences in that it involves an
objective, careful and systematic study of an area of knowledge; it is
different because of its method of verifying its knowledge, using a priori
rather
than empirical methods.
1) Natural sciences
study…
2) Social sciences
study…
3) In empirical
sciences the knowledge must be based on…
4) The humanities are…
5) Examples of the
disciplines of the humanities are…
6) The examples of
formal sciences are…
7) The formal sciences
are essential in…
8) Mathematics has
both similarities to and differences from…
9) Mathematics is
similar to empirical sciences in that…
21.01.2021
Topic of the lesson: "Scientific and technological progress"
1. Watch the presentation and take notes https://slideplayer.com/slide/5945337/
2. Grammar links (Adverb Clauses with Time) page 126
3. Exercise 2, page 127
Homework: Exercise 5, page 125-126
22.01.2021
Topic of the lesson: "Adverb Сlauses of Time"
1. Watch the presentation
26.01.2021
29.01.2021
Internet innovations
BROADBAND. What is it? A combination of the latest cable and radio technology means that huge amounts of electronic data can now be transmitted from computer to computer at incredibly high speeds. It’s like changing from a narrow pipe delivering your water to a much broader pipe.
Benefits for the user: it’s turned on all the time (you pay a fixed sum every month, so you don’t have to keep dialing up); you can do two Internet operations at the same time (e.g., collect emails and download a picture from the Internet).
WIRELESS. What is it? Computing without phone lines, similar to cordless phone technology. Benefits for the user: the freedom to use a laptop or notebook without connecting it to a phone line (as long as you don’t go too far away from the wireless hub – the main unit of the network that is connected to a phone line).
3G. What is it? “Third generation” mobile technology (still in development) that will be able to transmit data quickly to your phone. Benefits for the user: access to the complete, real Internet (not the mobile-only WAP network) quickly and in colour over your mobile; the ability to download music and video to your mobile.
Wi-Fi. “Wireless fidelity” is the new technology that lets you take your broadband connection and broadcast it around your home or office. Wi-Fi signals can travel more than 1,000 feet, which means that your private connection often leaks out into the street. If you’re feeling generous, you can leave it “open” for anyone passing by to use.
Answer the questions:
Is broadband quicker than an ordinary Internet connection?
How do you pay for a broadband connection?
What are the limits of wireless technology?
Has 3G technology been completely developed yet?
What will you be able to do with 3G technology on your mobile?
What is Wi-Fi?
How far can Wi-Fi signals travel?
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