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Business English. 10(1). 30.11.2022. Topic: Arrival in the country Check your ticket! , an interactive worksheet by raffosj23 live worksheets.com

English Literature. 10(1). 30.11.2022. Topic: Charles Dickens Charles Dickens' biography , an interactive worksheet by monicamariani live worksheets.com

  Culturestudy. 10 (1). 29.11.2022. Topic: cities of Great Britain Great Britain , an interactive worksheet by IrinaNikolaenko live worksheets.com

 English Literature. 10(1). 23.11.2022 Topic: Ivanhoe 1. Study the text and answer the questions: Ivanhoe  by Sir Walter Scott Sir Walter Scott's book  Ivanhoe  was published in 1819 and was his first to be set in England in the Middle Ages rather than his mostly modern-day Scotland. The story begins four generations after the Norman conquest of England. Tensions between the two peoples who inhabit England, the Saxons and the Normans, are at a peak. They refuse to speak each other's languages and squabble constantly. To make matters worse, the Norman king,  King Richard , has been captured on his way home from the Crusades and is imprisoned in Austria. Ruling in his absence, his brother,  Prince John , is allowing the Norman nobles to steal the land of the Saxon nobility and turn them into serfs. This further enrages the Saxons, particularly  Cedric of Rotherwood , who has disinherited his son Ivanhoe for following King Richard to war. Ivanhoe's Return to England Meanwhile,

Business English. 10 (1) 23.11.2022. Topic: Hotel reservation. 3th

Culturestudy. 22.11.2022. 10 (1) Topic: Scotland. Study the text about Scotland Scotland Homework: match the words with the pictures: Scotland Vocabulary

English Literature. 10(1). 16.11.2022. Topic: a historical novel "Ivanhoe" Study the following chapters: Walter Scott, Ivanhoe: A Romance (1819)0. [Chapter 1] After 1066: conflict and tensionFour generations had not sufficed to blend the hostile blood of the Normans and Anglo-Saxons, or to unite, by common language and mutual interests, two hostile races, one of which still felt the elation of triumph, while the other groaned under all the consequences of defeat. The power had been completely placed in the hands of the Norman nobility, by the event of the battle of Hastings, and it had been used, as our histories assure us, with no moderate hand. The whole race of Saxon princes and nobles had been extirpated or disinherited, with few or no exceptions; nor were the numbers great who possessed land in the country of their fathers, even as proprietors of the second, or of yet inferior classes.1. [Chapter 1] Saxon vs Norman – language“Truly,” said Wamba, … leave the herd to t

Business English. 10 (1).16.11.2022. Topic:lateness of transport. Baggage. Luggage , an interactive worksheet by Marcko25 live worksheets.com Homework: follow the link and complete the test https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yGKzy1iIuUi4_EDSACihPm7TX8lIoYZNVpwZUXQ8UGA/edit#heading=h.kmtbwlgah8bo

Culturestudy. 10(1). 15.11.2022 Topic: National symbol of Scotland The Thistle: Scotland's National Flower , an interactive worksheet by monicamariani live worksheets.com

Business English. 10(1). 09.11.2022 Topic:Traffic schedule Complete the text with ONE word that fits into each gap. Without (1) ________________ doubt, traffic is one of the main causes (2) ________________ pollution. The increased use of public transport would be a good solution to the problem (3) ________________ many people could be transported in few vehicles. In order to achieve this the government must (4) ________________ appropriate action to get people to use buses, trains and the underground. One of the most important measures is to make public transport affordable. Some cities have already experimented (5) ________________ free access to public transport for all citizens. If it (6) ________________ free most people would choose to leave their cars at (7) ________________ , since petrol and the maintenance of a car costs a lot of money. Authorities could finance free transport (8) ________________ raising taxes or charging a small fee. Cities must provide public transport

English Literature. 10 (1). 09.11.2022 Topic: Robert Burns

Culturestudy. 10 (1). 08.11.2022 Topic: London is the capital of Great Britain 1. Match the pictures with the places. 2. Answer the questions: - Where in the world is London? What do you know about it? - What is there to see and do in London? - Do you think London is a cheap or expensive city? Use the Internet to find out how much you’d spend daily as a tourist.

Literature. 02.11.2022. 10 (1) Topic: Romanticism of the 18th and 19th centuries. George Byron Study the text and do all the tasks LORD BYRON Lord Byron was born George Gordon Noel Byron on January 22, 1788 in England. He was the sixth Baron Byron of a rapidly fading aristocratic family. He had a clubfoot when he was born, which left him self-conscious most of his life. As a boy, he endured a father who abandoned him, a schizophrenic mother, and a nurse who abused him. As a result, Byron lacked discipline and a sense of moderation, traits he held on to his entire life. Byron inherited the title of his great-uncle, WIlliam Byron, and was officially recognized as Lord Byron in 1798, at age 10. Two years later, he attended Harrow School in London and fell deeply in love with his distant cousin, Mary Chaworth. His unrequited passion for her found expression in several of his poems, including “Hills of Annesley” and “The Adieu.” Lord Byron attended Trinity College intermittently

Business English. 02.11.2022. 10(1) Topic: Flight schedule