The 16 th of August

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1. The 16 th of August
2. We are familyExtended familyGreat – parentsGreat –
3. Your uncle’s or aunt’s childrenThe new wife
4. How words workEach otherWe use each other
5. For example:We love each other = I
6. 1. I don't like him. We never
7. Reflexive pronounsMyselfYourselfHimselfHerselfItselfOurselvesYourselvesThemselves
8. A reflexive pronoun:A reflexive pronoun is used
9. For example:I cut myself.You have to do it yourself.She looked at herself in the mirror.
10. A reflexive pronoun
11. I can carry this heavy box____________.2) Marcus
12. Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other. 1. Sandra and Angela have
13. VocabularyPersonality
14. Vocabulary(Personality)Spoilt – избалованныйAffectionate – нежныйAggressive – агрессивныйAmbitious
15. Opposite adjectivesCleverGenerousInsecureLazyQuietShyExtrovert Hard – workingMeanSelf – confident StupidTalkative
16. Negative prefixesThe most common negative prefixes in English are un-, dis-, in-, im-, ir-.
17. “dis-” - can be used with verbs,
18. AmbitiousFriendly -дружелюбныйHonest - ЧестныйImaginative - одаренный богатым воображениемKind - добрыйOrganized - организованныйPatient – терпеливыйReliableResponsibleSelfishSensitiveSociableTidy - аккуратный
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We are familyExtended familyGreat – parentsGreat – great – parentsAn only childCousinsCouplesStepmotherHalf- brotherSingle – parent familiesIn - laws

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Слайд 1We are family
The 16th of August

Слайд 2We are family
Extended family

Great – parents

Great – great – parents

An

only child

Cousins

Couples

Stepmother

Half- brother

Single – parent families

In - laws

Слайд 3Your uncle’s or aunt’s children
The new wife of your father
Single-parent

families

“Vocabulary quiz”

The new wife of your father

stepmother

An only child

The family of your husband / wife

Half-brother

Boys who have (for example) the same father as you but a different mother

Families where the mother or father is bringing up the children on his / her own

stepmother

People who are having a relationship

couples

A child who doesn’t have any brothers or sisters

In-laws

cousins

Your uncle’s or aunt’s childrenThe new wife of your fatherSingle-parent families

Слайд 4How words work
Each other
We use each other when two people

do the same thing. It means A does an action

to B and B does the same action to A.

How words workEach otherWe use each other when two people do the same thing. It means A

Слайд 5For example:
We love each other = I love you and

you love me.

They helped each other = A helped

B helped A.

When they argue they do not speak each other = A do not speak and B do not speak too.

4. We sent each other Christmas cards= We sent them a Christmas card and they sent us a Christmas card.

For example:We love each other = I love you and you love me. They helped each other

Слайд 61. I don't like him. We never speak to __________.
2. On

our birthdays, my friend and I give_________ gifts.
3. When two

people get married, they usually give ___________ a ring.
4. My parents are very happy. They still love_____________.
5. John and Mary looked at _________.
6. Peter and Susan have met _________.
7. Barbara's three sons and their father hate _____________.

1. I don't like him. We never speak to __________.2. On our birthdays, my friend and I give_________

Слайд 7Reflexive pronouns
Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
Ourselves
Yourselves
Themselves

Слайд 8A reflexive pronoun:
A reflexive pronoun is used when the subject

of the verb is the same as the object.

A reflexive pronoun:A reflexive pronoun is used when the subject of the verb is the same as

Слайд 9For example:
I cut myself.

You have to do it yourself.

She looked

at herself in the mirror.

Слайд 10A reflexive pronoun

Слайд 11I can carry this heavy box.
2) Marcus cut _while he was

preparing supper.
3) I have been teaching ________ Russian for five years.
4)

Has Yvonne hurt _______________?
5) Patrick and Stephen, help ___________to some tea, please.
6) The Pope ___________visited our church.
7) Don't burn_____________ ! The oven is terribly hot.
8) "Claire, who wrote the theatre programme for your school?" - Claire: "I wrote it ____________.“
9) We're sorry, we don't know the way to the castle __________.

Use an appropriate form of reflexive pronoun.

I can carry this heavy box____________.2) Marcus cut _____________while he was preparing supper.3) I have been teaching ________ Russian

Слайд 12Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other.

1. Sandra and Angela have not met _______________

for a long time.
2. Tim repaired his car________________.
3. We helped

_________________ with our report.
4. People often give ________________ presents at Christmas.
5. I bought ______________ a new camera.
6. Chris, did you do the Math’s homework __________?
7. They looked at ______________ and smiled.
8. Ron and Tom write e-mails to __________ because they’re good friends.
9. Ann only thinks of ___________. She is an egoist.

Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other. 1. Sandra and Angela have not met _______________ for a long time.2. Tim repaired his

Слайд 13Vocabulary
Personality

Слайд 14Vocabulary
(Personality)
Spoilt – избалованный
Affectionate – нежный
Aggressive – агрессивный
Ambitious – амбициозный
Bossy –

распоряжающийся всем
Charming – очаровательный
Competitive – конкурентоспособный
Independent – независимый
Jealous – Ревнивый
Manipulative–

манипулирующий
Moody – капризный
Reliable – надежный
Selfish – Эгоистичный
Sensible – благоразумный, здравый
Sensitive – Чувствительная
Sociable - Общительный

Vocabulary(Personality)Spoilt – избалованныйAffectionate – нежныйAggressive – агрессивныйAmbitious – амбициозныйBossy – распоряжающийся всемCharming – очаровательныйCompetitive – конкурентоспособныйIndependent –

Слайд 15Opposite adjectives
Clever
Generous
Insecure
Lazy
Quiet
Shy
Extrovert
Hard – working
Mean
Self – confident
Stupid
Talkative

Слайд 16Negative prefixes
The most common negative prefixes in English are un-, dis-, in-,

im-, ir-.

Слайд 17“dis-” - can be used with verbs, nouns, adjectives or

adverbs.

“un-” - is the most common negative prefix in English.

“in-”

– is usually used for nouns, adjectives, or the adverbs formed from them.

“dis-” - can be used with verbs, nouns, adjectives or adverbs.“un-” - is the most common negative prefix

Слайд 18Ambitious
Friendly -дружелюбный
Honest - Честный
Imaginative - одаренный богатым воображением
Kind - добрый
Organized

- организованный
Patient – терпеливый
Reliable
Responsible
Selfish
Sensitive
Sociable
Tidy - аккуратный

AmbitiousFriendly -дружелюбныйHonest - ЧестныйImaginative - одаренный богатым воображениемKind - добрыйOrganized - организованныйPatient – терпеливыйReliableResponsibleSelfishSensitiveSociableTidy - аккуратный

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The 16 th of August

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Слайды и текст этой презентации

Слайд 1We are family
The 16th of August

Слайд 2We are family
Extended family

Great – parents

Great – great – parents

An

only child

Cousins

Couples

Stepmother

Half- brother

Single – parent families

In - laws

Слайд 3Your uncle’s or aunt’s children
The new wife of your father
Single-parent

families

Слайд 4How words work
Each other
We use each other when two people

do the same thing. It means A does an action

Слайд 5For example:
We love each other = I love you and

you love me.

They helped each other = A helped

Слайд 61. I don't like him. We never speak to __________.
2. On

our birthdays, my friend and I give_________ gifts.
3. When two

Слайд 7Reflexive pronouns
Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
Ourselves
Yourselves
Themselves

Слайд 8A reflexive pronoun:
A reflexive pronoun is used when the subject

of the verb is the same as the object.

Слайд 9For example:
I cut myself.

You have to do it yourself.

She looked

at herself in the mirror.

Слайд 10A reflexive pronoun

Слайд 11I can carry this heavy box.
2) Marcus cut _while he was

preparing supper.
3) I have been teaching ________ Russian for five years.
4)

Слайд 12Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other.

1. Sandra and Angela have not met _______________

for a long time.
2. Tim repaired his car________________.
3. We helped

Слайд 13Vocabulary
Personality

Слайд 14Vocabulary
(Personality)
Spoilt – избалованный
Affectionate – нежный
Aggressive – агрессивный
Ambitious – амбициозный
Bossy –

распоряжающийся всем
Charming – очаровательный
Competitive – конкурентоспособный
Independent – независимый
Jealous – Ревнивый
Manipulative–

Слайд 15Opposite adjectives
Clever
Generous
Insecure
Lazy
Quiet
Shy
Extrovert
Hard – working
Mean
Self – confident
Stupid
Talkative

Слайд 16Negative prefixes
The most common negative prefixes in English are un-, dis-, in-,

im-, ir-.

Слайд 17“dis-” - can be used with verbs, nouns, adjectives or

adverbs.

“un-” - is the most common negative prefix in English.

“in-”

Слайд 18Ambitious
Friendly -дружелюбный
Honest - Честный
Imaginative - одаренный богатым воображением
Kind - добрый
Organized

- организованный
Patient – терпеливый
Reliable
Responsible
Selfish
Sensitive
Sociable
Tidy - аккуратный

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Слайд 1We are familyThe 16th of August

Слайд 2We are familyExtended familyGreat – parentsGreat – great – parentsAn

only childCousinsCouplesStepmotherHalf- brotherSingle – parent familiesIn - laws

Слайд 3Your uncle’s or aunt’s childrenThe new wife of your fatherSingle-parent

families

Слайд 4How words workEach otherWe use each other when two people

do the same thing. It means A does an action

Слайд 5For example:We love each other = I love you and

you love me. They helped each other = A helped

Слайд 61. I don't like him. We never speak to __________.2. On

our birthdays, my friend and I give_________ gifts.3. When two

Слайд 7Reflexive pronounsMyselfYourselfHimselfHerselfItselfOurselvesYourselvesThemselves

Слайд 8A reflexive pronoun:A reflexive pronoun is used when the subject

of the verb is the same as the object.

Слайд 9For example:I cut myself.You have to do it yourself.She looked

at herself in the mirror.

Слайд 10A reflexive pronoun

Слайд 11I can carry this heavy box____________.2) Marcus cut _____________while he was

preparing supper.3) I have been teaching ________ Russian for five years.4)

Слайд 12Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other. 1. Sandra and Angela have not met _______________

for a long time.2. Tim repaired his car________________.3. We helped

Слайд 13VocabularyPersonality

Слайд 14Vocabulary(Personality)Spoilt – избалованныйAffectionate – нежныйAggressive – агрессивныйAmbitious – амбициозныйBossy –

распоряжающийся всемCharming – очаровательныйCompetitive – конкурентоспособныйIndependent – независимыйJealous – РевнивыйManipulative–

Слайд 15Opposite adjectivesCleverGenerousInsecureLazyQuietShyExtrovert Hard – workingMeanSelf – confident StupidTalkative

Слайд 16Negative prefixesThe most common negative prefixes in English are un-, dis-, in-,

im-, ir-.

Слайд 17“dis-” - can be used with verbs, nouns, adjectives or

adverbs.“un-” - is the most common negative prefix in English. “in-”

Слайд 18AmbitiousFriendly -дружелюбныйHonest - ЧестныйImaginative - одаренный богатым воображениемKind - добрыйOrganized

- организованныйPatient – терпеливыйReliableResponsibleSelfishSensitiveSociableTidy - аккуратный

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Слайд 1We are family
The 16th of August

Слайд 2We are family
Extended family

Great – parents

Great – great – parents

An

only child

Cousins

Couples

Stepmother

Half- brother

Single – parent families

In - laws

Слайд 3Your uncle’s or aunt’s children
The new wife of your father
Single-parent

Слайд 4How words work
Each other
We use each other when two people

Слайд 5For example:
We love each other = I love you and

you love me.

They helped each other = A helped

Слайд 61. I don't like him. We never speak to __________.
2. On

our birthdays, my friend and I give_________ gifts.
3. When two

Слайд 7Reflexive pronouns
Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
Ourselves
Yourselves
Themselves

Слайд 8A reflexive pronoun:
A reflexive pronoun is used when the subject

Слайд 9For example:
I cut myself.

You have to do it yourself.

She looked

Слайд 11I can carry this heavy box.
2) Marcus cut _while he was

preparing supper.
3) I have been teaching ________ Russian for five years.
4)

Слайд 12Use myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves or each other.

1. Sandra and Angela have not met _______________

for a long time.
2. Tim repaired his car________________.
3. We helped

Слайд 13Vocabulary
Personality

Слайд 14Vocabulary
(Personality)
Spoilt – избалованный
Affectionate – нежный
Aggressive – агрессивный
Ambitious – амбициозный
Bossy –

распоряжающийся всем
Charming – очаровательный
Competitive – конкурентоспособный
Independent – независимый
Jealous – Ревнивый
Manipulative–

Слайд 15Opposite adjectives
Clever
Generous
Insecure
Lazy
Quiet
Shy
Extrovert
Hard – working
Mean
Self – confident
Stupid
Talkative

Слайд 16Negative prefixes
The most common negative prefixes in English are un-, dis-, in-,

adverbs.

“un-” - is the most common negative prefix in English.

“in-”

Слайд 18Ambitious
Friendly -дружелюбный
Honest - Честный
Imaginative - одаренный богатым воображением
Kind - добрый
Organized

- организованный
Patient – терпеливый
Reliable
Responsible
Selfish
Sensitive
Sociable
Tidy - аккуратный