Game Who is cleverer than a sixthform pupil

Game Who is cleverer than a sixth-form pupil?

1 2 3 4 Words 1 2 5 1 2 3 4 Reading 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Grammar 3 Writing 1 2 3 4 England 5 5

• What do we do at the lessons?

• Who likes to talk at the lesson?

• Who likes to make up dialogues?

• Who likes learn words?

• Who likes to do crosswords and puzzles?

• Who likes to do exercises in a workbook?

• Who is the first to hand in his workbook?

• Who likes to read at the lessons?

• Who likes to work with grammar rules at the lesson?

• Who wants to know a lot about England?

Words Choose the word with a general meaning 1. square, museum, city, park, garden 2. librarian, musician, occupation, actor, dancer city occupation

Words Find the names of animals snakelephantigerhino Snake, elephant, tiger, rhino

Words Match the antonyms: husband sister uncle wife brother single married aunt

Words Form the names of occupations: music – musician art – artist swim- swimmer teach – sport - teacher sportsman

Words Match the words and the descriptions 1. Aunt the son or daughter of an aunt 2. Niece the wife of an uncle 3. Cousin a male parent 4. Father the daughter of a brother or sister

Grammar Fill in the appropriate article (a, the, -) 1. London is the capital of the … United Kingdom. 2. - Ivan Petrov is the … … best pupil in the class. - Green Street. 3. I live in …

Grammar Correct the sentences: shall go 1. Tomorrow I went to the disco. played 2. Yesterday he will play football. have 3. I has been to the museum this week.

Grammar Fill in the gaps: best 1. A dog is a man’s …(good) friend. more beautiful 2. Horses are …(beautiful) than camels. biggest 3. The whale is the …(big) sea animal.

Grammar Write down the plural of: Man – men Dress – dresses Wolf – wolves Lion – lions Society – societies

Writing Make up words: 1. m, s, u, m, e, u – museum 2. s, a, m, o, u, f – famous 3. p, t, a, i, l, c, a - capital

Writing Write down the address on the envelope. Use: England, Green Street, London, 15, Mary Brown 15, Green Street London England

Writing Put in the missing letters: …ndepend. . . nt, independent cur … o …s, curious t … pical, typical l … ving, loving n … … ghty naughty

Writing Write the verbs in ing-form: Eat – Eating Take - Taking Sit - Sitting Visit – Visiting Cut - cutting

Writing Write a list of guests for your birthday party:

Reading Match pairs of rhyming words: Sea politician Good tree Musician male Book rude Tail cook

Reading Cross out the odd word (mind reading rules): 1. sweet, meat, head, cheese, tea 2. kind, like, type, five, British 3. cook, tooth, juice, spoon, food

Reading Put the sentences in the right order: 3. а) It has many buildings. 2. b) It is next to the river Thames. 4. 1. c) The tall building is the White Tower, the Bloody Tower is near the river. d) This is the Tower of London.

Reading Put in the missing words: hobby, computer, naughty, teacher, intelligent My mum is a History Her … . is painting. My dad is a He is … … programmer. … My little sister Ann is funny and sometimes … . .

Reading Group the words according to reading rules: Never, famous, bright, sign, central, secretary, librarian, lady, ancient 1. never, central, secretary 2. famous, lady, ancient 3. bright, sign, librarian

England This is a picture of: a) Buckingham Palace b) Westminster Abbey c) The Tower of London Westminster Abbey

England Guess what it is: There you can see the Changing of the Guard. It has 600 rooms. Buckingham Palace

England What sight this group of words belong to: Famous actors Face to face History Popsingers The Queens family Madame Tussaud’s

England London parks. True or False? T 1. London Zoo is in Regent’s Park. F 2. You can see the statue of Peter Pan in St. James’s park. T 3. Hyde park is famous for its Speaker’s Corner.

England Write down the word combinations: Big Palace Trafalgar Tower Bloody Ben Buckingham Abbey Westminster Square