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Good morning ! Nice to see you!

• Warming-up

DO YOU KNOW THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE? WHAT IS HIS NAME? • Elvis Presley • Johann Strauss • John F. Kennedy WHAT IS HE FAMOUS FOR? He was • a president • a ballet dancer • a composer

DO YOU KNOW THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE? WHAT IS HER NAME? • Elizabeth II • Diana • Marie Curie WHAT IS SHE FAMOUS FOR? She was • a queen • a princess • a scientist

DO YOU KNOW THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE? WHAT IS HIS NAME? • Elvis Presley • Johann Strauss • John F. Kennedy WHAT IS HE FAMOUS FOR? He was • • a president a ballet dancer • a composer

DO YOU KNOW THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE? WHAT IS HER NAME? • Elizabeth II • Elizabeth I • Diana WHAT IS SHE FAMOUS FOR? She is • a queen • a princess • a scientist

DO YOU KNOW THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE? WHAT IS HIS NAME? • Elvis Presley • John F. Kennedy • Rudolf Nureyev WHAT IS HE FAMOUS FOR? He was • a ballet dancer • a composer • a singer

The Price of Fame

To know: - active vocabulary; - conversational formulas; - conditionals; - certain historical facts about celebrities; To be able to: A-level -use active vocabulary in oral and written speech; -read and translate; B-level -use conversational formulas; -use conditionals in oral speech; -ask and answer questions; C-level -speak about advantages and disadvantages of being a celebrity; -express own opinion, giving arguments;

• Vocabulary Practice

Variant 1 1. a celebrity … possibility of making something 2. A fan … bulling 3. a threat ……. a keen follower 4. independent. . to disagree 5. to argue ……. a person who doesn’t rely on other people 6. opportunity. . . a famous person

Variant 2 1. fame …. to be shy 2. the press … patient 3. to succeed … be determined to achieve your goal journalists and photographers 4. tolerant … 5. to be ashamed. . the state to be well-known 6. ambitious … to win

• Speaking Practice

If you are successful you will (will not) become a millionaire pass the exams at school be able to go to university travel around the world be afraid of becoming bankrupt have unlimited power have a lot of enemies be very lonely be healthy people envy you relax help the poor do nothing

• Listening Practice

Correct answers 1. False 2. True 3. True. 4. False 5. True 6. False 7. True 8. True

• Project work

Advantages: • Celebrities have to look perfect all the time. There is always a photographer ready to take a picture of a famous person. • Famous people will always be at the centre of attention. • Famous people are written about and photographed for newspapers and magazines. • Famous people have a lot of money and can buy everything they want. • They can live wherever they want. • Famous people can travel a lot and meet celebrities. • Famous people can use wealth and influence to help charity organizations.

Disadvantages: • Celebrities sacrifice their private lives. . • They are followed by crazy fans wherever they go. The paparazzi follow celebrities and take pictures of them in any situations. • They worry constantly about their reputation. Actors may lose their voices, athletes may be injured… • It’s difficult for famous people to know who to trust. • Famous people can never be sure whether people like them for themselves or because they are famous. For this reason, it’s difficult for them to make true friends. • Furthermore, celebrities are in constant danger of the wrong kind of attention. Threatening letters and even physical attacks from crazy fans are not unusual things in their lives. • Many of them suffer nervous breakdowns or drugs and alcohol problems. • Many celebrities say that their lives are far from being happy.

To know: - active vocabulary; - conversational formulas; - conditionals; - certain historical facts about celebrities; To be able to: A-level -use active vocabulary in oral and written speech; -read and translate; B-level -use conversational formulas; -use conditionals in oral speech; -ask and answer questions; C-level -speak about advantages and disadvantages of being a celebrity; -express own opinion, giving arguments;

Choose the homework: - - Ex. 11 p. 96. Read and translate the texts about successful persons; - - write down five comprehension questions on the text you liked best of all; - use the information in ex. 11 to write a short biography of a famous person from your country.

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