Урок 38 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
Lesson 38 Let Us Learn 1 Let’s play a game. Look at the pictures on pp. 51—52 for a moment, then close the book and say what the children have collected.
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Lesson 38
Let Us Learn
1 Let’s play a game. Look at the pictures on pp. 51—52 for a moment, then close the book and say what the children have collected.
2 Look at the pictures in Exercise 1 again and say if the children’s collections are thematic. What are their themes?
3 Give Jacktasks answers to Jill’s questions.
— What is your hobby, Jack?
— When did you begin to collect stamps?
— Have you got a big collection of stamps?
— Is it a thematic collection?
— What is your theme?
4 Now pretend that one of you is Jack and the other is Jill. Act out the dialogue.
5 Think up five more questions that Jill could ask Jack.
6 Tell your classmates who or what you are proud of and why.
Example: I’m proud of my granny’s collection of silver coins. They are from different countries.
7 Look and sav what Bob and his friends ate fond of.
1. BIRDS
2. BOOKS
3. COLLECTING STAMPS
4. SINGING
5. GARDENING
6. PLANES
7. DANCING
8. PLAYING FOOTBAL
9. WATCHING TV
10. SWIMMING
11. COLLECTING COINS
12. GOING TO MUSEUMS
13. COLLECTING DRY LEAVES
14. ANIMALS
8 Read the words and try to guess their meanings.
programme, opera, gangster, storm of applause, ballet, musical, actor.
9 Learn how to pronounce and use the new words, 63.
10 Find out if your friends are fond of going to the theatre.
1. Are you a theatregoer?
2. How often do you go to the theatre?
3. Have you ever been to the Bolshoi Theatre?
4. When did you last go to the theatre?
5. Was it to see a ballet or to listen to an opera?
6. Was it to see a musical or a play?
7. How many famous actors were in it?
8. Was there a storm of applause at the end?
9. Is going to the theatre your hobby?
11 Look at the clocks and sav what time it is.
12 Try and read the new words.
meat — seat
party — part
age — stage
seaside — decide
water — quarter
like — rise
13 Learn how to read the new words and sentences.
quarter — quarters, a quarter of an apple, in a quarter of an hour, at a quarter past two, at a quarter to eight. — What’s a quarter of 64? — It’s 16. A quarter of an hour is fifteen minutes. Shall we meet in a quarter of an hour?
seat — seats, to take a seat. Bring two more chairs so that there are seats for everyone. I couldn’t get a seat on the bus. Won’t you take a seat?
stage — stages, on the stage. The dancer came onto the stage and began to dance.
rise — rose — risen, to rise from a seat, to rise from a sofa. The sun rises in the East. What time does the sun rise in summer? The wind rose quickly.
perform — performed, to perform on the stage, to perform on the piano. We would like to perform at our school theatre.
performance — performances, a wonderful performance. When does the performance begin?
performer — performers. How many performers are there on the stage?
audience, a large audience, to have a large audience. That television programme has an audience of millions.
part — parts, an important part, to learn the part by heart, to play a part. He acted his part well. Mr A. played an important part in our life.
to take part in. He takes part in all the performances.
decide — decided, to decide to do sth. He decided to become a pilot. It’s easy to decide who is right.
14 Look at the pictures and say:
1. what you usually do at this time;
2. what you did yesterday.
Let Us Listen, Read and Learn
15 Listen to the dialogue “Going to the Theatre”, 64 and read it. Then read it as if you were Helen and Alice.
GOING TO THE THEATRE
Helen: Hello! Hello! Alice, it’s me, Helen.
Alice: Oh, Helen, hi! How are you?
Helen: Fine. And how are you?
Alice: Itaskm fine too. Look here, Helen, are you doing
anything special tonight?
Helen: No, not really. Why?
Alice: I’ve got two tickets for the ballet “Shchelkunchik”. Have you seen it? Would you like to join me?
Helen: I’d love to. It’s at the Bolshoi, isn’t it?
Alice: Unfortunately, not tonight. It’s on the other stage. But the dancers are the same and the scenery is the same too.
Helen: That suits me fine. But what about our seats? Are the tickets expensive?
Alice: I’m sorry, they are not cheap, but they are in the stalls and we’ll see the stage very well.
Helen: OK. When and where shall we meet?
Alice: I’ll be at the bus stop at a quarter to 7.
Helen: Bye-bye, then.
Alice: Bye.
16 Act out the dialogue of Exercise 15. (You can make it shorter.)
Let Us Read
17 Many people who are theatregoers sav that going to the theatre is their hobby. Read how this hobby can begin.
MY FIRST VISIT TO THE BOLSHOI
I will never forget my first visit to the theatre. My mother took me to the Bolshoi Theatre to see “The Sleeping Beauty”. We took the underground there as the Bolshoi Theatre is in the centre of Moscow. It took us a quarter of an hour to get there. When we arrived at the theatre, we could see many people in the hall. Some of them had programmes in their hands. My mother bought one for us. Then she led the way to our seats. They were not expensive, but we could see the stage very well. Then the lights went down, and the curtain rose. We could see a beautiful palace on the stage and we could hear beautiful music. The scenery was fantastic. I liked the ballet very much. The leading dancer was so good, that when the performance was over, there was a storm of applause. My mother enjoyed the performance greatly and she promised to take me to the opera at a later date.
18 Find and read the sentences to illustrate the pictures.
Let Us Talk
19 Say why the girl will never forget her first visit to the Bolshoi. Do you think she will become a theatregoer? Will the theatre become her hobby?
20 Tell your friends what your favourite theatre is and when you visited it last.
Let Us Write
21 Put in the prepositions where necessary.
1) Have you already bought a ticket to London? The performance at the theatre begins at a quarter past seven. And where are the tickets for the play, by the way?
2) How did you travel last summer? Did you go to the mountains by car or did you go on foot?
3) Who will take part in this work? I think many will because it’s popular with our pupils.
4) Where are our seats? We’re lucky with them. They are in the stalls. I’m fond of sitting in the stalls as you can see the stage very well.
22 Look at the clocks and write what time it is.
23 Make up nouns from the verbs.
a) to perform —
to play —
to act —
b) to travel —
to cry —
to shout —
24 Learn how to write the new words.
quarter, seat, stage, to rise (rose, risen), to perform, performance., performer, audience, part, to take part in sth, to decide, a ticket for (a play), unfortunately, in the stalls, at tire theatre, theatregoer