Урок 34 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
Lesson 34 Let Us Learn LOOK, READ, REMEMBER! sit — sat — sat stand — stood — stood sleep — slept — slept understand — understood — understood speak — spoke — spoken teach — taught — taught wear — wore — worn think — thought — thought 1 Make up sentences with the verbs above.
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Lesson 34
Let Us Learn
LOOK, READ, REMEMBER!
sit — sat — sat
stand — stood — stood
sleep — slept — slept
understand — understood — understood
speak — spoke — spoken
teach — taught — taught
wear — wore — worn
think — thought — thought
1 Make up sentences with the verbs above.
Example: I have never spoken French.
2 Pretend you are a teacher. Let your class answer the questions.
1. Your granny always speaks in a kind voice, doesn’t she?
2. Have you ever forgotten to do your homework?
3. Do you shake hands with your teachers when they come into the classroom?
4. How do you get to school? Do you walk straight ahead from your house or do you turn to the left/right?
5. Can you explain how to get to Red Square from where you live?
3 Ask your friends if they have ever been to different cities/countries and how they travelled there.
Example: Have you ever been to Sochi? How did you travel there?
4 Look, read and compare.
must
1. You must wear a uniform at school.
2. Pupils must be quiet at school.
3. Pupils must stand up when a teacher comes into the room.
mustn’t
1. You mustn’t walk on the grass in the park.
2. You mustn’t speak loudly1 in the cinema.
3. He mustn’t go to bed late. He is very small.
have to
1. My school starts at 8.30. I have to get up at 7.
2. The bus is late, so the friends have to take a taxi.
3. I can’t buy tickets for the train, so I’ll have to fly.
don’t/doesn’t have to
1. Tomorrow is Sunday. I don’t have to get up early.
2. We don’t have to wash up. Mother has done it.
3. Nick is on holiday. He doesn’t have to go to school.
5 What do you have to do when you see these traffic signs?
Example: You have to stop.
6 Read the questions and give short answers.
1. Who explains new material to the pupils in the lesson?
2. Who shakes hands with each other when they meet?
3. Who speaks in a kind voice in your family?
4. Who often forgets to bring his homework to class?
5. Who usually goes straight home after classes?
7 Learn how to pronounce and use the new words.
8 Try and read the new words.
song — strong
speak — weak
need — feel
five — arrive
date — plate
near — nearly
river — silver
caps — perhaps
9 Learn how to read the new words and sentences.
plate — plates, on the plate. Are there any plates on the table?
arrive — arrived, to arrive in England, to arrive in a big city to arrive at a small town, to arrive at the airport. When is the plane arriving? My friends have not arrived in Moscow yet.
feel — felt — felt, to feel well (fine), to feel bad, to feel like doing sth. — How do you feel? — I’m fine. He doesn’t feel well today. He feels bad. I feel like going to the theatre tonight. Nick doesn’t feel like reading now.
weak — weaker — (the) weakest, a weak boy, a weak smile, in a weak voice. He was ill for two weeks and now he feels weak.
strong — stronger — (the) strongest, a strong animal, a strong man. Who is the strongest boy in your class? Elephants are stronger than horses.
silver: 1) Is there any silver here? 2) a silver plate, silver skates. There are some silver forks on the table. Have you read “Silver Skates” by Mary Mapes Dodge?
perhaps. Perhaps he is right but I’m not sure. I don’t know when we’ll be back, perhaps at seven.
nearly. It is nearly ten o’clock. I nearly forgot your birthday. It is nearly midnight. It’s nearly time to start.
10 Make up as many sentences as you can.
The train
The plane
The bus
The car
arrived
didn’t arrive
in
at
the railway station
the airport
the bus stop
London Brighton
on time.
late.
11 Say how different people feel/felt (don’t feel/didn’t feel) and explain why. The words can help you.
Example: Nick was the best at (the) games and felt very important.
happy
weak
strong
sad
quiet
thirsty
comfortable
important
rich
poor
hungry
12 Make up as many true sentences as you can.
... is nearly seventy.
... comes nearly on time.
... forgets nearly everything.
... have been to nearly all the cities in Russia.
... arrived nearly on time.
... can explain nearly everything.
Let Us Listen, Read and Learn
13 Listen to the poem “Ferryboats”, 56. Read and learn it.
FERRYBOATS
(By S. Tippet)
Over the river,
Over the bay
Ferryboats travel
Every day.
Watching the seagulls,
Laughing with friends,
I’m always sorry
When the trip ends.
14 Listen to the dialogue, 57. Then read and learn it by heart.
A: I would like a ticket to Moscow, please.
B: When are you going to fly?
A: Today or tomorrow, I think.
B: Just a minute. I think flight1 305 is the best for you.
A: When is the flight?
B: 7.40.
A: Excellent. How much is the ticket?
B: Business or tourist class?
A: Tourist class, please. Business class is too expensive.
15 Think of your own dialogue and act it out. Don’t forget to change over.
Let Us Read
16 Do you want to know the real end of the fairy tale? Then read the third part of it and compare your end of the story with the real one. Are they alike?
MAGIC MUSTARD
III
“Hello, my dear,” cried the Vinegar Witch. “Welcome to my castle. Why have you come here?”
“I’m looking for some magic mustard seeds,” said Sarah.
“They say somebody has stolen them. But some people say you have them. Is that true?”
“Perhaps the people who say that are right,” said the Witch and showed Sarah three boxes. “The magic seeds are in one of these boxes,” said the Witch.
“Which one?” asked Sarah. “We are not going to tell her that, are we, Midnight?” said the Witch. “You must guess.”
Sarah opened the smallest box and found a bag of mustard seeds inside.
“Excellent!” said the Witch with an ugly smile.
Sarah ran out of the Witch’s castle in a great hurry. At last she got to palace.
“Here you are,” she said to the doctor. “I have found them. Now Prince Pepper will feel better.”
“Well done!” cried the doctor and Queen Salt together. The Queen went to the kitchen. She came back a few minutes later with a sandwich on a silver plate. It was a ham sandwich with magic mustard in it.
The Prince began to eat. Suddenly his face went red and he started to cry. “What has happened?” cried his mother. “Nothing,” answered the Prince. “But the mustard is so hot. I have never eaten such hot mustard. It’s burning inside me.” “That’s why the Witch smiled so nastily,”1 Sarah thought. “But she didn’t know I had magic water.” She gave the Prince a silver cup with magic water and the Prince felt fine.
“Why don’t we have a party with everybody’s favourite food?” he said and invited a lot of guests to Pepperpot Palace.
17 Find the answers to these questions in the text.
1. Why did Sarah Sweet go to see the Vinegar Witch?
2. What did the Vinegar Witch tell Sarah about the magic mustard seeds?
3. Who gave the Prince magic mustard?
4. What happened to the Prince after he ate his sandwich?
5. What sort of party did the Prince want to have?
Let Us Talk
18 Choose a partner and make up a dialogue about travelling to some city. Role-play the dialogue. Don’t forget to change over.
19 Look through the three parts of the fairy tale “Magic Mustard” and give a title for each of them.
20 Imagine that you are Sarah Sweet (Prince Pepper, the Vinegar Witch, the Queen) and give a short summary of the whole fairy tale.
21 Find antonyms to the following words: poor, easy, weak, easy, dirty, tall, cheap. Iona, old, fast, cold.
Let Us Write
22 Form adverbs from the following adjectives: sad, weak, easy, cold, warm, kind, quick, slow, quiet.
23 Write a few sentences about your last trip.
24 Learn how to write the new words.
Plate, to arrive at/in, to feel (felt, felt), weak, strong, silver, perhaps, nearly, to have to