So what is the topic of our lesson today?

1.

BOOKWORMS
So what is the topic of our lesson
today?
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(People who read a lot of books)
OUR OBJECTIVES FOR TODAY ARE:
•Vocabulary: related to literature genre
•Reading & Listening: fiction’s great names
•Grammar: past simple (affirmative)
Module
2a

2.

PHONETIC DRILL
LOOK – LOOKED
HELP – HELPED
WATCH –WATCHED
LIVE- LIVED
LOVE-LOVED
LIKE-LIKED

3.

BOOKWORMS

4.

TYPES OF STORIES
Mystery
Biography
Humorous story
Детектив
Биография
Юмористический рассказ
Science fiction
Adventure
Suspense /səˈspens/
Научная фантастика
Приключения
Психологический триллер
Drama
Fairy tale
Драма
Сказка

5.

detective
dramas
novels
historic
legends
fairy tales
BOOKS
comedy
poems
science fiction
biography
mystery
adventure

6.

QUIZ
1
2
3
4
5
6
B
C
A
A
C
B

7.

Match the types of stories to their descriptions
1. A story that takes place in the future or in space.
D
2. An exciting story about a hero who does dangerous things.
E
A. Mystery
B. Biography
3. A serious and emotional play written for the theatre, radio C.Humorous
or television.
G
4. A story which makes you feel worried, because you don’t
know what is going to happen next.
F
D. Science fiction story
5. A funny story with a happy ending.
E. Adventure
C
6. A story about someone’s life written by another person.
F. Suspense
B
7. A story about a crime or a strange event.
A
G. Drama

8.

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

9.

WHO ARE THE AUTHORS/CHARACTERS IN
THE PICTURES. WHAT DO THEY HAVE IN
COMMON?

10.

/mɪstərɪ/ n. та́йна,
секре́т, зага́дка
/krieɪt/
создава́ть
/fɪk∫ənəl/
вы́мышленный
/nit//əpɪərəns/
аккуратный вид
Gossip
Faithful
/feɪθfʊl/ верный,
преданный
Cape
/keɪp/
наки́дка, плащ
/mæɡnɪfaɪŋ/
лупа
At first glance
/əbse∫(ə)n/
одержи́мость
/ɔdə(r)/
поря́док;
/saɪkɒlədʒɪ/
психоло́гия
/ɪnvestɪɡeɪ∫(ə)n/
рассле́дование
/tɪpɪk(ə)l/
типи́чный
на первый взгляд
Underwater
/ʌndəwɔtə(r)/ подво́дный
Knit
/nɪt/ вяза́ть
Intelligent
/ɪntelɪdʒ(ə)nt/ у́мный
Mystery
Create
Fictional
Neat
appearance
Obsession
Order
Psychology
Investigation
Typical
Inspire
Extraordinary
Solve
Magnifying
glass
Imagination
Several
/ɡɒsɪp/
спле́тня
/ɪnspaɪə/
вдохновля́ть
/ɪkstrɔdɪnərɪ/
необы́чный
/sɒlv/
реша́ть,
/ɪmædʒɪneɪſ(ə)n/
воображе́ние
/sevr(ə)l/
не́сколько

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clean and dressed well - neat appearance
when you think of something all the time - obsession
when things are organised and arranged well - order
the study of the mind - psychology
process to solve crime investigation
- first time you look at sb/sth - at first glance
the
give the idea to do/create sth - inspire
clever - intelligent
find the answer - solve
very difficult crimes to solve - mysterious cases
clothes you wear over your shoulders - cape
glass that makes things seem bigger - magnifying glass
ability to generate ideas in your mind - imagination
a number over two but not very high - several
covered by the sea or water -underwater

12.

Complete the sentences with the words:
fictional investigation
obsession
appearance
magnifying glass
cape
magnifying glass makes objects appear bigger than they actually are.
1. A ________________________
fictional detective.
2. Miss Marple is a(n) __________________
investigation
3. The police started a(n)__________________________
into the crime.
obsession with money.
4. Scrooge Mc Duck is famous for his ____________________
appearance .
5. Hercule Poirot is famous for his neat _______________________

13.

3. 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. ___F
• Miss Marple is a typical detective. ___
F
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a doctor. ___
T
T
• Sherlock Holmes is extremely attentive. ___
• Jules Verne on his journey found an underwater city. ___
F

14.

THE FAMOUS AUTHOR
Agatha Christie
(15.09.1890-12.01.1976)
The “Queen of Crime”

15.

THE FAMOUS AUTHOR
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
(22.05.1859-07.08.1930)
The detective writer

16.

THE FAMOUS AUTHOR
Jules Verne
(08.02.1828-24.03.1905)
The author of science fiction

17.

WHO…
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Solves crimes with the partner? Sherlock Holmes
Always wants to be neat and tidy? Hercule Poirot
Doesn’t look like a detective? Miss Marple
Wrote adventure novels? Jules Verne
Travels in a submarine? Captain Nemo

18.

Ex 5 p 17
Name
When and where you were born
Why you are famous
What your famous characters are

19.

PAST SIMPLE
(THINGS THAT HAVE ALREADY HAPPENED!)
REGULAR VERBS
I walk to school
I jump on my bed
I like it
I walked to school
I jumped on my bed
I liked it
Can you see how we have changed the verbs?
ADD
“ED”

20.

PAST SIMPLE
(THINGS THAT HAVE ALREADY HAPPENED!)
IRREGULAR VERBS
I go to school
I went to school
I write a letter
I wrote a letter
with irregular verbs: 2nd column of the table of
the irregular verbs
yesterday,
last year (week, month) a
year ago (month, week, day), long ago,
during the

21.

FIND IN THE TEXT:
Regular verbs:
helped, smoked, created, appeared loved, tried,
etc.
Irregular verbs:
was, wore, could, sent, wrote, caught, etc

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THANK YOU!!!