The four smart students/ to read the text and be ready to discuss

Grammar: adverbs

Ex.3/a

1. It was a very cold day and the wind was really cold too.

2. Lightning hit that tree six months ago.

3. Don’t sit out in the sun for too long: you’ll burn

4. Gosh! What was that noise? I think it was thunder.

5. It’s much too hot to go for a walk at the moment.

6. It didn’t rain heavily — it was just a shower, really.

Ex. 3/b

And now for today’s forecast. In the London area, the weather will be warm with temperatures of around 18 C. Although the sun w8ill shine for a while, we can  expect some strong winds this afternoon. And that will make it feel quite cool.

Further north in the Birmingham area, things won’t be too good, I’m afraid. After last night’s stand storms, Birmingham is going to be very cool with an expected high of about 14 C. But no more fender and lightning today, at least. And finally, in Scotland, it will be focus for part of the morning then cloudy later on. But not snowing like it was yesterday, fortunately, so the roads should be safer once the fog clears.

Ex.4/d

1. I play the piano badly, but I can sing quite well.

2. She talks very quietly. It’s often difficult to hear her.

3. They missed the train because they arrived late.

4. If you want to pass your exam, you need to study hard.

Please write an essay about your country’s weather.

Weather in my country

Now is May, but a little cold. In Mart was very cold and I think that summer will be a little colder than usual․ But now everything return to normal. In an instant the street was green, and it is so beautiful.

Easter or “Zatik” in Armenia is one of the most colorful, joyful celebrations of the year. With traditions dating back thousands of years, visitors are invited to church ceremonies, to participate in community events, to feast like the locals and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of the region. Incense wafts from inside candlelit cathedrals, Easter eggs are dyed, often in dark red for the blood of Christ. Voices everywhere are raised in greeting and response of “Krisdos haryav ee merelotz!” – Christ is risen!” and “Orhnyal eh harootiunun Krisdosee!” – “Blessed is the resurrection of Christ!” while Easter eggs are cracked together! Sweet bread is shared and the table is decorated with colored eggs nestled in dishes of fresh spring grass. Armenia is filled with ancient temples, monasteries and churches, rich sacred and historical sites and the Holy Week of Easter is the most important time in this most ancient of Christian cultures. It was here in 301AD that Armenia officially adopted Christianity as the state religion. The rich history and culture, incredible scenery, continental climate, and modern amenities combine to make Armenia an unforgettable experience for travelers. From the mountain meadows of Tsakhkadzor to the historic churches of Echmiadzin, the cognac cellars and urban pulse of Yerevan, come and celebrate this most joyous of holidays in Armenia!

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Easter in my Family

In our family, Easter is celebrated in a very ordinary way. Every year we paint eggs before Easter. We paint eggs with red onions, this year we decided to do another. We put the leaf on the egg and tied it with a sack, then we took a sticky tape and made a smiling man and put those eggs in the red onion peel. In the morning my mother sent me to my sister’s home and we started playing there. Then, when I returned home, my mom had prepared for me a slack puppy.

Lesson 1

Welcome to Cape Town-the city that has everything/read ,translate the unknown words/page 61

Learn the words on page 63

Hometask:ex.6/c,page 63

1.  Buy souvenirs / presents / postcards / stamps

2. Stay in a hotel / in a bed and breakfast / at a campsite / in a youth hostel / at home

3. Travel to Ireland / by ferry / by car / by plane / by train / by coach

4. Spend your holidays (in South Africa) / some time (on the beach) / two weeks ( in Greece)

5. Hire a car / a boat / a bike / a surfboard

Lesson 2

Welcome to Cape Town-the city that has everything/to retell the text/page61

Imagine your family is planning a holiday and write about it…

My family planning to travel in the Greece…..

7graders

1.Translational project

Translate this short stories from Armenian into English and put on your blogs

Always start with yourself

A married couple moved to a new home. In the morning they could hardly wake up when the woman looked out the window and saw a neighbor hanging washed linen to dry.

«See how dirty her linen is,» the woman said to her husband.
Her husband was reading the newspaper and did not pay attention to her.
‘Maybe he has bad soap or he doesn’t know how to wash. He needs to be taught.

And so every time a neighbor hung the laundry, she was amazed at how dirty it was.

One fine morning, looking out the window, he exclaimed:

«Oh, the neighbor’s linen is clean today.» He may have finally learned to wash.
‘Well, no,’ said her husband, ‘I just woke up early today and washed the window.

About what fills the soul

On one occasion, several people began to loudly criticize a wise man as he walked down the street. He heard everything, but he answered with a smile and wished him good health. Someone asked him:

«You smiled and wished these people well. Don’t you feel bad for them?»

The man replied:

— When I go to the market, I can only spend what is in my wallet. The same is true when communicating with people. I can only spend what fills my soul.

2. Write a letter to your Mother

Dear Mother, Thank you for standing by me. I am thankful that you have always been by my side during difficult times, always helping me. I remember when I was little, sad that you were approaching and cheering. I love you very much, my mother.

Lesson 1

Teen Talk/to retell the text on page 58

Hometask:ex.9/e,f,page 59

Lesson 2

Family holidays can be fun!/to retell/page 60

Grammar :present continuous  for future arrangements

Ex.1/c,page 61,ex.2/b,page 61

Ex. 1 c

Sara: Hey, Anna! How’s your day going?

Anna: Good! My mum and I are planning the family holiday.

Sara: Excellent! Where are you going?

Anna: Well, listen to this! We’re going to Thailand.

Sara: Wow! Really! When?

Anna: In two months time. We’re leaving on 8 May.

Sara: How are you getting there?

Anna: First we’re flying to Bangkok.

Sara: Oh, And are you staying on Bangkok?

Anna:On no! We’re traveling on to Chang Mai. And … this is the best bit! We’re doing some work at the elephant conservation centre!

Sara: Amazing! What are you doing there?

Anna: We’re looking after the elephants. We’re doing things like washing them and cleaning their feet.

Sara: It sounds brilliant! Are all your family staying with you?

Anna: Yes! But it’s a bit expensive. Dad almost fainted when he heard how much we’re paying.

Ex. 2 b

1. I’m visiting (visit) my grandmothers in Rome next year.

2. Come to our place next saturday. We’re haveing (have) a party.

3. Mum’s taking (take) my sister to London on Thursday. They are leaving (leave) early in the morning.

4. A: Are you going (go) out tonight

B: No, I am staying ( stay) at home.

5. My brother isn’t coming (not come) on holiday with us this year.

He is working ( work) in a shop for six weeks.

6. I’ve got toothache, so I am seeing (see) the dentist tomorrow.