1.Warm-up

What should teenagers do to stay at a healthy weight?

• never skip breakfast

• always have lunch

• do exercise

• be active at the weekends

• eat much fast food

• often keep diets

• take pills

• spend a lot of time on television and computer games

2. Grammar practice

Do ex. 5, p. 81.

3. Reading and writing

Do ex. 6, p. 82.

4. Reading and speaking

Do ex. 7, 8, p. 82-84

5. Speaking

Make up short dialogues on everyday situations.

1. You haven’t washed the cups yet! — I have. Look into the cupboard, I’ve put them right away.

• the plates                              

• the pots

• the dishes

2. I need a spoon. Where can I take a clean one? — I’m afraid nowhere. We’ve used up all of them.

• a fork                                    

• a glass

• a cup                                     

• a napkin

3. I’m so tired today to wash all these plates and dishes. — But you have to. You shouldn’t pile knives and forks them all around, cups and glasses

• pans and frying pans              

• vases and ashtrays

• kettles and teapots

6. Listening

Do ex. 9, p. 84.

How to make a vegetable soup

• Take and wash some potatoes, carrots, a cabbage and an onion.

• Wash the meat and put it into the pot.

• Cut the vegetables.

• Put some salt into the soup.

7. Reading

Do ex. 1, p. 85.

Ask pupils to read the text for gist and answer the questions.

1. Who wrote the story?

2. What is the story about?

3. What are the main characters?

Ask pupils to read the story again and give English equivalents to the following Ukrainian words and expressions.

Жити самотньо; почуватися голодним; залишити до наступного вечора; бути вдвічі голодним; забирати часу вдвічі довше; складати в купу; бути повним; виявляти; попільничка; увесь, цілий; вантажівка; газова плита.

Practise the vocabulary

Write out all the items which can be used to make food and to eat meals.

A game

A pupil names one of the dirty items which has been mentioned in the story. The next pupil repeats it and names his own one. The third person names the two previous and name his own one. The winner is that one who would repeat all the items correctly.

Start like this:

• He piled dirty vases everywhere.

• He piled dirty vases and a kettle everywhere.

8. Speaking

Do ex. 2, p. 87.

9. Summary

Do ex. 5, p. 87.

10. Homework

1. Retell the story from the part of the main character (ex. 4, p. 87). Start like this:

• I live alone and I have to do everything myself. One night I was so hungry that...

2. Do ex. 3, p. 87.

3. Write a short summary of the story using the answers in ex. 2, p. 87 like cues.

Lesson 29. Listening comprehension

Цілі: перевірити рівень умінь учнів з аудіювання.

Procedure

Listen to the text and do the tasks.

PRINCE HARRY

Prince Henry Charles Albert David, born on September 15, 1984 at St Mary’s Hospital, in central London, is third in line of succession to the throne, behind his father, the Prince of Wales, and his elder brother, Prince William. He’s been outgoing and fun-loving boy ever since he was a kid. His mother, Princess Diana, was determined that her sons should enjoy a “normal” lifestyle, and the three were often seen at amusement parks, going into McDonald’s restaurants or the cinema.

Harry attended the same schools as William, and in September 1998, he followed his elder brother to Eton, the most famous private school in Britain, Founded in 1440 by Henry VI, Eton College has given Britain 20 prime ministers and quite a few outstanding poets and writers.

Harry wasn’t as academically gifted as his brother William, but he earned a place at Eton and became instantly popular with his fellow students. His academic achievements were not outstanding, but he was excellent at sports and arts. Prince Harry plays rugby, football and cricket, enjoys swimming and skiing and is an excellent polo player.

Like his father, Harry loves painting. He is a talented artist and has had his work exhibited at the school.

In June 2003 Harry left Eton College.

Say if the following statements true or false.

1. Prince Harry was born in 1974.

2. Prince Harry is a cheerful boy.

3. His mother wanted him to live like ordinary people.

4. Harry attended one of modern schools.

5. Harry had great results in studying.

6. Harry is good at sports.

Fill in the gaps.

Popular, painting, private, outstanding, elder, arts

1. Prince William is Prince Harry’s ... brother.

2. Prince Harry attended the ... school.

3. Eton College is famous for its ... graduates.

4. At school Harry became very ... .

5. Harry is excellent at... .

6. Prince Charles loves ... .

Answer the questions.

1. When was Prince Harry born?

2. Where did they use to go with their mother?

3. When was Eton College founded?

4. Did Harry study as well as his brother?

5. What kinds of sports does he go in for?

6. When did he leave Eton?