20260_2a

1. Рохманенко Эмилия Валерьевна

МАОУ «школа №28
г.Благовещенска»
Учитель английского языка

2. Bookworms

Spotlight 7 Module 2a

3.

• Ключевые слова:
• free time activities, a novel, a short story, drama, mystery,
adventure, science fiction, biography, an author, a
character, amazing, fascinating.
• Речевой материал:
• лексический: adventure story, fictional, mystery, myth,
novel, humorous story; грамматический: правильные и
неправильные глаголы в Past Simple; synonyms.
• Пояснения:
• 1) Освоение тематической лексики по теме «Досуг и
увлечения (чтение)».
• 2) Развитие навыков распознавания и употребления в
речи правильных и неправильных глаголов в Past
Simple.
• 3) Повторение и закрепление в речи использования
Present Simple и Present Continuous.

4.

Are you a bookworm?
Which Literary genre do you prefer?
Novel
Short story
Romance
Legend
Adventure
Mystery/
detective
Suspense
Fairy tale
Humorous story
Horror
Science fiction
History books
Drama
Comedy
Poetry
Biography
Fiction

5.

detective
novels
dramas
historic
legends
Fairy tales
Literary
genres
humorous story
comedy
suspense
Science
fiction
biography
mystery
adventure

6.

11. Gossip
/ɡɒsɪp/спле́тня.
1. Create
/mɪstərɪ/ n. та́йна, секре́т,
зага́дка
/krieɪt/ создава́ть
12. Inspired
2. Fictional
/fɪkſənəl/ вы́мышленный
13.Extraordinary
/ɪnspaɪə(r)/вдохновля́ть
/ɪkstrɔdɪnərɪ/необы́чный
3. Neat
appearance
/nit//əpɪərəns/
аккуратный вид
14.Solve
/sɒlv/ реша́ть,
4. Obsession
/əbseſ(ə)n/одержи́мость
15.Faithful
5. Order
/ɔdə(r)/поря́док;
16. Cape
/feɪθfʊl/ то́чный,
достове́рный
keɪp/наки́дка, плащ
6. Psychology
/saɪkɒlədʒɪ/ психоло́гия
17. Magnifying
glass
/mæɡnɪfaɪ/ лупа
7. Investigation
18.Imagination
8. Typical
/ɪnvestɪɡeɪſ(ə)n/
рассле́дование
/tɪpɪk(ə)l/ типи́чный
19.Several
/ɪmædʒɪneɪſ(ə)n/ n.
воображе́ние.
/sevr(ə)l/не́сколько
9. At first glance
На первый взгляд
20.underwater
/ʌndəwɔtə(r)/ подво́дный
10. Knit
/nɪt/вяза́ть
21. intelligent
/ɪntelɪdʒ(ə)nt/ у́мный,
0.Mystery

7.

Agatha Christie - The Queen of crime
Was born in Davon, England in 1890.
Created many fictional characters.
Her most famous detectives are Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple
Hercule Poirot is a Belgian detective who uses psychology in investigating
crimes.
Miss Marple is an ordinary old lady who can solve the hardest crimes.

8. Created the most famous fictional detective ever, Sherlock Holmes.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Created the most famous fictional detective ever, Sherlock Holmes.
His powers of observation helped Holmes to notice every detail.
His close friend and faithful companion was Dr. Watson.
Together with Watson Sherlock Holmes solved the most mysterious cases .

9. Lived in Nantes, France and loved the sea.

Jules Verne – adventure story writer
Lived in Nantes, France and loved the sea.
At 12 he tried to run away on a ship.
Jules had a great imagination and created several mysterious characters like
Captain Nemo.
In “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” Captain Nemo travels under
the sea in his submarine, the Nautulus.

10.

Sherlock Holmes
Hercule Poirot
Miss Marple
Jules Verne
Captain Nemo

11.

Read the texts once again and say if the sentences are true or
false. Correct the false ones.
• Agatha Christie was the “Queen of the Crime”. ___
T
• Hercule Poirot is a famous French detective. ___
• Miss Marple is a typical detective. ___
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a doctor. ___
• Sherlock Holmes is extremely intelligent. ___
F
F
T
T
• Jules Verne on his journey found an underwater city. ___
F

12.

magnifying glass
eyewitness
fictional
investigation
loyal
obsession
appearance

13. Match the synonyms

Well-known
Unusual
Amazing
Clever
Ordinary
Loyal
Intelligent
Faithful
Famous
Extraordinary
Strange
Typical

14. Use the adjectives to describe the characters: Intelligent, Faithful, Famous, Extraordinary, Typical

1. Harry Potter has an …. magic power.
2. Albus Dumbledore is a/an …. and ….. wizard.
3. Ron Weasley is a ….. friend of Harry Potter.
4. Hermione is the most …. student at Hogwarts
School.
5. Harry Potter isn’t a …. student.

15. Complete the sentences with appropriate synonyms.

1. One of his most (well-known) books was made into a
famous
movie.
2. Her reaction to the book was quite (ordinary).
typical
3. He left for the mountains with his (loyal) companion —
faithful
his dog.
4. Only a(n) (clever) person can solve this mystery.
intelligent
5. She asked (unusual) questions to find out the truth.
strange

16. Past Simple

+ S + V2 – I went to school yesterday.
- S + did + not + V1 – I didn’t go to school
yesterday.
? Did + S + V1? – Did you go to school
yesterday?

17. p.17 ex.6

1. Did Arthur Conan Doyle write poems?
2. Was Agatha Christie a famous writer?
3. What did Arthur study?
4. What did Jules do…?
5. Which characters did Jules create?
6. Where was Agatha born?

18.

he didn’t. He lived in England.
he didn’t. He read an adventure story.
he didn’t. He studied medicine.
I didn’t. I bought a cape.
he didn’t. He watched a comedy.
he didn’t. She wrote mystery novels.

19. Use the verbs in Past Simple

looked (look) very stressed yesterday.
1. Mike _________
2. It looks like someonebroke
_____ (break) into the house the other day.
3. Wewrote
_____ (write) an essay last week.
used(use) a magnifying glass to solve a mysterious
4. The detective ____
case.
!
met (meet) his friends in the park yesterday evening.
5. Jason ____

20. Use options to make questions or negative sentences. (did not, not, did)

• Where did
_____ Alex travel last summer?
did not study science last year.
Mark ____
Did your grandmother do the gardening when
____
she was young?
not have sandwiches for breakfast.
I did ____
did
not
They ________ go sunbathing last week because
the weather was terrible.

21. Arrange the words to make sentences in Past Simple.

• a/ family /The/board/ game/ yesterday/ played
The family played a board game
yesterday.

22. Arrange the words to make sentences in Past Simple.

• Characters/ Agatha Christy / created / well-known
Agatha Christy created well-known
characrers.

23. Arrange the words to make sentences in Past Simple.

• appearance /criminal /last /The/ had/ extraordinary /
night/ an
The criminal had an extraordinary
appearance last night.

24. Arrange the words to make sentences in Past Simple.

• Friday/ to/ volcano/ the/ went /Two/ last /friends/ loyal
Two loyal friends went to the
volcano last Friday.

25. Use the verbs in Past Simple

inspired (inspire) him to write a novel.
A friend _________
wore (wear) a black cape and a mask.
The criminal ______
Yesterday everybody thought
______(think) his story was a
myth.
!
Sherlock Homes didn’t remembered
___________(remember)
where
he put the magnifying glass.
write (write) a biography of a wellDid Mr. Richards _______
known footballer?

26.

solved (solve) the mystery last night.
The detective _______
found (find) Sherlock’s magnifying
Doctor Watson ________
glass under the bed.
swim
Did you _______ (swim) underwater last summer?
They didn’t like
______ (like) the appearance of the main
character in the movie.
robbed
!
The criminals ______ (rob) the bank yesterday evening.

27. Match each genre with a set of key words.

• funny characters and events
• drama
• person’s life, well known
• mystery
person
• magnifying glass, detective,
• biography
criminal
• psychology, serious,
• fairy tale
emotional
• humorous story • kids, fictional events, happy
ending

28. Рохманенко Эмилия Валерьевна

МАОУ «школа №28
г.Благовещенска»
Учитель английского языка