Урок 33 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
Lesson 33 Let Us Learn 1 Compare different means of transport. Example: Trains are faster than cars, but planes are the fastest.
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Lesson 33
Let Us Learn
1 Compare different means of transport.
Example: Trains are faster than cars, but planes are the fastest.
Travelling by bus is less comfortable than travelling by car.
2 Say how long it takes you to get to different places from your house if you use different kinds of transport.
Example: It takes me an hour and a half to get to Pskov if I go there by plane and about 10 hours if I go there by train.
3 Give Pete’s answers to Jacktasks questions.
— Have you ever been to a foreign1 country? What country have you been to?
— Where and with whom were you there?
— How did you get there? Was it difficult to buy tickets?
— How long did it take you to get there?
— Did you take a lot of luggage with you?
— Did you find a cheap or an expensive hotel?
4 Now pretend that one of you is Pete and the other is Jack. Act out the conversation from Exercise 3. Don’t forget to change over.
5 Think of five more questions which you could ask your partner.
6 Play the “Champion” game. Who can make up more sentences using: fly, airport, steal, cry?
7 Learn how to pronounce and use the new words, 53.
8 I Try and read the new words.
lake — shake
get — forget
again — explain
find — kind
puppy - ugly
boys — voice
bad — sad
great — straight
9 Learn how to read the new words and sentences
shake — shook — shaken, to shake one’s head, to shake hands with sb, to shake apples from the tree. He shook his head in answer to my question. Do all people shake hands when they meet?
explain — explained, to explain the way, to explain it to the pupils, to explain how to get to the place. Excuse me, can you explain it to me? I couldn’t explain the new grammar to my friend.
straight: 1) a straight street, a straight road. There are many wide straight streets in Moscow. 2) to go straight, to walk straight. — How do I get there? — Walk straight ahead and you’ll see it.
kind — kinder — (the) kindest, a kind man, a kind girl. Be kind to animals. It was very kind of you to help us.
voice — voices, a sweet voice, in a quiet voice. He always speaks in a loud voice to me.
sad — sadder — (the) saddest, a sad woman, a sad voice, to speak in a sad voice, to look sad. Anna looks sad, her grandmother is ill.
ugly — uglier — (the) ugliest, an ugly face, an ugly old witch. In many fairy tales ugly animals become beautiful people. Does she always wear ugly clothes?
forget — forgot — forgotten, to forget a word, to forget a song, to forget to do sth. Don’t forget to go there! — Have you done the shopping? — Oh dear, I forgot. I shall never forget it.
LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!
sing — sang — sung
put (on) — put (on) — put (on)
run — ran — run
LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!
send — sent — sent
shine — shone — shone
shake — shook — shaken
forget — forgot — forgotten
1 foreign — иностранный
10 Look at the pictures and say what they have done (haven’t done).
11 Make up true answers to the following questions.
1. Have you ever made fruit salad? When did you make it?
2. Have you ever run fast? When and why did you do it?
3. Have you ever sent letters to other countries? To whom did you send them?
4. Have you ever put on your parents’ clothes? When did you do it?
5. Have you ever forgotten songs and poems you’ve learnt by heart?
12 Read and compare.
Who
People who read a lot know a lot.
The boy who is standing at the blackboard is our best pupil.
The girls who are coming into the room live in the country.
Which
The English book, which I read yesterday, was very interesting.
Vinegar Witch lived in a castle which was in the Wild Wood.
Alice went on a trip which was very interesting.
Let Us Listen, Read and Learn
13 Listen to the dialogue “At the Railway Station”, 54. Then read and learn it by heart.
AT THE RAILWAY STATION
A: When is the train to Liverpool, please?
B: 3.15, madam.
A: Which platform?
B: Platform seven.
A: How much is the ticket?
B: Single or return?
A: Return, please.
B: That will be 14 pounds.
A: Here you are.
B: Thank you, madam.
A: Thank you.
14 Make up your own dialogue and act it out with your partner. The table can help you.
City
Platform
Time
Fare
London
Brighton
Leeds
Bristol
8
3
6
2
2.40
7.15
3.10
11.20
(single)
12 pounds
8 pounds
10 pounds
7 pounds
15 Read and learn the proverb, then give its Russian equivalent.
So many countries, so many customs.
Let Us Read
16 Do you want to know what happened to the characters of the fairy tale “Magic Mustard”? Then read the second part of it and decide why you think the cat’s name was Midnight.
MAGIC MUSTARD
II
The trip was not long. A few minutes later the magic plane was under a big old tree. Sarah was in the middle of the Wild Wood. She didn’t know where to go. “How can I get out of here?” she asked.
“Can’t you find the road?” she suddenly heard a voice. She looked up and down, but couldn’t see anybody. There was just an ugly old tree near to where she stood. Then she heard the voice again. “Speak up! I can’t hear you! Don’t they teach you to speak English at school?”
Sarah understood that the tree was talking to her. “Please, sir,” said Sarah. “I’m looking for some magic mustard seeds.”
“The Vinegar Witch may have some, but I’m not sure”, said the tree. “How can I find her?” asked Sarah. “Let me explain”, said the tree. “The road to the Witch’s castle is to the left of the road leading to the main magic square and this road is to the right of the road leading to the magic airport.”
“Could you repeat that, please?” said Sarah. “That was very difficult to remember.” “Certainly not,” said the tree.
“You, young people, must learn to work without help. Well, hurry up!” And he shook his leaves sadly.
Sarah went straight ahead.
It was difficult to walk because it was dark. She wanted to take a bus, but there were no buses in the Wild Wood. So she had to go on foot. It was a long way. By the time she saw the Witch’s house it was already morning. She went up to the castle and saw that the key was in the door. She opened it and went in. “Come up here!” she heard a voice from upstairs. She went up and there she saw a large room. In the middle of this room there was a fire burning. In front of the fire there were two armchairs, and in one of them was an ugly old witch. Her friendly black cat, Midnight, was in the other.
17 Find and read the sentences to illustrate the pictures.
18 Say: true, false or don’t know.
1. Sarah cried for a long time because she didn’t know where to go.
2. A kind old woman helped Sarah Sweet to find the Witch’s castle.
3. Sarah knew how to get to the Witch’s castle.
4. The Vinegar Witch lived at the seaside near the railway station.
5. The Vinegar Witch had five friendly dogs.
Let Us Talk
19 Continue telling your sister/brother the second part of the fairy tale you have just read.
20 Do you like Sarah Sweet? Why? Tell your classmates all you can about her.
21 What do you think the end of the fairy tale could be? Tell it to your classmates in a few words.
Let Us Write
22 Put in the prepositions.
1. I like to fly by plane. It is so fast.
2. — Did you buy the tickets at the railway station?
— No, I didn’t. I bought them at the airport.
3. The plane is flying in the blue sky, over the plains, over the seas.
4. Can I buy a ticket to Moscow, please?
5. Can you hear? Somebody is crying for help.
6. Shall we go by bus or shall we go on foot?
23 Here are the adjectives. Give the corresponding adverbs and use them in sentences of your own.
Adjectives: sad, sweet, kind, quiet, beautiful, easy.
Example:
quick [ + ly] = quickly
My grandfather never walks quickly.
24 Look through the text again (Exercise 16) and write 6—7 questions about the text.
25 Learn how to write the new words.
To shake (shook, shaken), to explain, straight (straight ahead), kind, voice, sad, ugly, to forget (forgot, forgotten), to go on foot