Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the striking clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster;[1] the name is frequently extended to also refer to the clock and the clock tower.[2] The official name of the tower in which Big Ben is located was originally the Clock Tower; it was renamed Elizabeth Towerin 2012 to mark the Dimond Jubilee of Elizabeth II Queen of the United Kingdom.
2. If my dad gives me a new car, I’ll be really happy – first conditional
If you could be the president of your country for one day, what would you do?
If you could spend a day with any celebrity, who would it be
2. Suppose you could meet anyone in the world. Who would it be
Suppose you could invente a flying car, where would you fly.
Who do you suppose will win…
3. Imagine you met your sporting hero, what would you do?
Imagine you met your idol, what would you ask her/him?
Imagine you can meet whoever you want, dead or alive, who would it be?
4. Say you could change one thing about yourself. What would you change?
If you could change one thing about your personality, what would you change?
Imagine you could go back to past, would you like to change anything? and what.
Halloween is now celebrated across the world on the night of 31st October. Modern day celebrations generally involve groups of children dressed in scary costumes roaming from house to house, demanding “trick-or-treat”. Fearing the worst, intimidated householders normally give much chocolate, sweets and candy to avoid whatever tricks by these little miscreants.
Halloween colours are orange and black. Orange is related to harvests because the end of October is the end of the harvest. Black is related to death.
The adults who celebrate Halloween in Britain mainly like to wear the costumes of a vampire, a witch, a ghost, an angel and a nurse. Children mostly wear the costumes of Disney princesses, pirates, spiders, and Batman. The easiest halloween costumes are the ghost one and the witch one, cuz you can make it by yourself at home. You can make the ghost costume from an old white sheet or wear black clothes to look like a witch.
People in Sheffield, at the end of October can go to Fright Night. They say it’s ‘Britain’s Biggest Halloween Party’ and it attracts about 40,000 people each year. There are activities for kids, teenagers and adults including a fancy dress catwalk, zombie garden, traditional apple bobbing and a competition for the best pumpkin lantern. If you don’t have a big Halloween party in your area, some people have parties at home or at youth clubs where they dress up and play scary games or tell ghost stories.
To be honest I’m not spending too much time there, but I think it’s useful, because we can read some articles by our teachers and know what students do. Interesting material from the students’ blogs comes to the main site and it is enriched every day. They can be tasks or creative work by students and teachers. We visit the website and do monthly Flash Mob tasks from different subjects and learn new things. Having an educational website is a great advantage. There are about 3000 students in the Educomplex and we have an opportunity to get to know each other through the website, reading each other’s materials. When students begin to talk about travel, we read it and make the impressed decision of where to go next. We have a media library and from our site we go to the media library website and read the online books we want. So we are being ifnormed about everything.
For homework related to English in Mind Student’s Book 3 please learn the text “Gelert –the faithful dog” (page 18, 20) to retell and grammar on Past Simple and Past Perfect Tenses on page 20 and complete exercises 5b, 5c and 5d (page 20).
2. past perfect
Complete please English in Mind Student’s book 3 exercises 5 a-c on page 14, and exercises 7-9 (page 15). \
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2-H
3-D
4-E
5-C
6-I
7-B
8-F
9-G
10-A
Revise please Destination BI all the grammar material and words of Unit 3 and complete exercises A-I (pages 13-15).
English in Mind, Student’s book 3
Exercise 3 e and 4 (page 13) and also pages 12-13
A: I’ve alwyas wanted to meet Ian Somerhalder and I finally met him.
B: Really? We were playing in the same movie in 2009. Also we drank coffee together every morning.
Complete the following exercises 1 a, b, d (page 12) and 2 a, b, c, d (page 13) and exercises 1 a, b, c (page 6) and English in Mind, Workbook 3 exercises 1 d, e, f (page 7).
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Please read and revise the texts below and do exercises 1, 2 (page 8), 3,4,5 (page 9) of Welcome section C English in Mind Student’s Book 3
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B-3
C-1
D-5
E-4
1. Please download the textbook “English in Mind” Student’s book 3
& read the text on page 4 and do exercises 2, 3, 4, 5 on pages 4-5, text on page 6 (1a) and also do exercises 1b on pages 6, 2, 3, 4 on pages 6-7
Jamie; Shopping. I’m looking for a new pair of trainers. But I can’t find any good ones.
Isabelle; Try that shop in Princess Street. They’re selling really cool trainers there.
Jamie; Which shop? Oh, yes I know it. It’s called Best foot forward, isn’t it?
Isabelle; That’s right, my friend Alan sometimes works there at weekends.
Jamie; Really? Well, today’s Saturday. Perhaps he works there today.
Isabelle; Hmm, I’m not sure, but go and see.
Jamie; I’m going there right now! thanks for your help, Isabelle.
Isabelle; No problem Jamie! Bye!
Gray; will you?
Steve; Isn’t it?
Steve; Isn’t he?
Gary; Can I?
Steve; Does it?
12 months old toddler
4 baby
9 child
13 teenager
18 Adult
66 pensioner
Because no one could learn to play the trumpet in just 3 days. Also some people from a recording company will go and they’re looking for a new jazz bands like them. It’s their big chance.
2. Read the text below about Alan Turing and watch the film The Imitation Game
Alan Turing (1912-54) was a British mathematician who made history. Turing‘s remarkable life and the key role that he played in ending WWII is simply amazing.
He broke the German U-boat Enigma cipher in World War II. Turing’s vision went far beyond the war. Already in the 1930s he had defined the concept of the universal machine, which underpins the computer revolution.
Turing was a genius pioneer of early computing technology and his efforts saved millions of lives by cracking the ‘impenetrable’ [ɪm’penɪtrəbl] German codes. Had he not become involved in the breaking of the codes, the war would have had a much different ending. The world was changed forever as a result of his efforts and success at breaking the German codes. Historians estimate that breaking Enigma shortened the war by more than two years, saving over 14 million lives. It remained a government-held secret for more than 50 years. Turing’s work inspired generations of research into what scientists called “Turing Machines”. Today, we call them computers.”
3. Translate the text into English
Մինչ աշխարհը շարունակում է պայքարել COVID-19 համավարակի դեմ, սեպտեմբերի 27-ի վաղ առավոտյան, ադրբեջանական զինուժը զանգվածային հրթիռային և օդային հարձակում է սկսել Արցախի ուղղությամբ: Խաղաղ բնակավայրերը, այդ թվում՝ մայրաքաղաք Ստեփանակերտը, ենթարկվել են հարձակման: Բնակիչների շրջանում կան զոհեր և վիրավորներ: Դպրոցները և քաղաքացիական ենթակառուցվածքները հրետակոծվել են:
Ադրբեջանը արգելափակել է բոլոր սոցիալական ցանցերը և շարունակում է ապատեղեկատվություն տարածել: Արցախի և Հայաստանի կառավարությունները հայտարարել են ռազմական դրություն և ընդհանուր զորահավաք կիրակի օրը:
Կոչ ենք անում միջազգային հանրությանը՝ դատապարտելու ռազմական հարձակումը և ադրբեջանական բռնապետության պատերազմական հանցագործությունները:
Օգնե՛ք մեզ տարածել անկողմնակալ տեղեկատվություն իրավիճակի վերաբերյալ:
Read on my blog, click on the link.
Words
հրթիռային և օդային հարձակում սկսել – launch missile and aerial attack
զինուժ – the Armed Forces
բնակավայր – settlement
բնակիչեր –civilians
զոհեր և վիրավորներ – casualties
ենթակառուցվածք – infrastructure
արգելափակել – block
հրետակոծել – shell
ռազմական դրություն – martial law
դատապարտել- condemn
հարձակում – aggression
բռնապետություն – dictatorship
տարածել – disseminate
Read the text and analyse it https://cnn.it/2S9oGHY
clashes – բախում
break out – start suddenly
flare up– բռնկվել
at odds- in conflict
skirmishes – փոխհրաձգություն
projectile – արկ, գնդակ
to impose martial law- ռազմական դրություն մտցնել
ET– Eastern time
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)– աօդաչու թռչող սարք
retaliatory [rɪ’tælɪət(ə)rɪ] -պատասխան
Read the text and analyse https://bbc.in/3n4gsPx
Revise present simple tense
Listen to Love story – Andy Williams
Past Simple tense
Listen to Yesterday – The Beatles https://www.youtube.com/embed/WSuVCyT63II?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent
1. Learn the words of Lesson 1 (pages 1-2) of “504 Absolutely Essential Words” and complete the exercises on page 2504-absolutely-essential-words-6th-edition-pdfdrive-Download
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