Презентация на тему к урокам английского языка в старших классах

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bell. Get better. Very well, then. Well, I never. He’s telling me he isn’t ready yet. – I can’t come before Wednesday. - Before when? – You met him on the tenth of September. - You met him when? – I shall never help him again. - Never is a very dangerous word to say.

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sister The industry. The interview. The issue. Infinitive. Impossibility. Initiative. Institute. Is Mickey in? It isn’t cricket. It’s the limit. Willie’s quick-witted. It isn’t his business, is it? It is written in simple English, isn’t it? - The digging’s finished. - Is it? All of it? - Whose responsibility is it? - Whose responsibility? Why, Bill’s. – How many children has Jill? - How many? Six, I think.

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Pass me that card, Bart. - Which card? – I asked Arthur yesterday. - And what was his answer? Hard bargain! Start the car. I hardly like the remark, Papa. Cars can’t be parked here after dark. Shan’t we dance after classes? The exam will be rather hard to pass. I can’t stay after classes

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cookery-book. Too good to be true. It looks good. Could you if you would? Here’s your cook-book. Keep a good look-out. It wouldn’t look good, would it? Would you help the woman if you could? I can’t help looking, could I? Would you wait till I’ve had time to look for it? You’d better put on your woollen pullover.

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suit shoot too – This is Mr. Doolittle. – How do you do? – What would you do? - It’s up to you. You must make up your own mind. – It’s absolutely true. - But who’s going to believe it? – I arrived on Tuesday afternoon. - At exactly what time in the afternoon? – Which would you choose if you were me? - The new one, of course.

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on her frock. What’s wrong? What’s the problem? What’s going on? Not for toffees! Possibly not. Upon my honour. What a lot of nonsense! Will you be gone long, John? Was it not possible to stop, Tom? This cloth wants washing.

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four The porter’s daughter caught a small tortoise. Many words hurt more than swords. Is this ball big or small? It’s all your fault. To talk to George is like talking to the wall. Call me at a quarter to four. Your daughters are all tall. Could you show me the shortest way to the port? I caught a cold when I walked along the shore.  

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no! Don’t go home alone. Nobody knows how lonely the road is. Rose won’t go home alone, I suppose. Soames never boasts of what he knows, and Rose never knows of what she boasts. So the old boat floated slowly to the coast. - You can phone me tomorrow. - When can I phone you? – It’s going to turn cold. - Think so? – Shall we go boating? - Tomorrow?

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noise is annoying. Join me in the voyage. It’s beyond the point. What’s the boiling point of oil? Small boys like noise-making toys. Roy was annoyed with the boy because he’d spoiled his toy.

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Are your girls learning German? - Yes, very earnestly. – It’s my birthday today. - Very many happy returns! – Which do you prefer? - The lower birth, of course. – Can I have a word with you? - Certainly. – I’ve missed my turn. - Serves you right.

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frank thanks Spades for digging, Pens for writing, Ears for hearing, Teeth for biting. Eyes for seeing, Legs for walking, Tongues for tasting, And for talking.

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have to go out now. - How long will you be out? – I gave him a pound to buy a fountain pen. - A pound won’t be enough. – Some flowers for you. - How nice! How sweet of you! – I really must go now. - Well, good bye, Powel.

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like life. Buy my nice pies. Tigers and lions bite. Science fights lies. Out of sight out of mind. Stop piping the eye like the crocodile. The island is nine miles long and five miles wide. The climate is pretty mild in Ireland. I should like you to write your reply on Friday.

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two three we are free. I think they both have a toothache. Susan thinks that this is a bit thick. Fred fried three fresh fish. A thousand thanks to you both. Thomas thinks of terrible things, of nothing but death in a month. I have a thousand and one thing to ask you. I must speak the truth and nothing but truth.

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that? This is a dog And that is a cat. This one. That one. Go there. This is the thing. This is the story. With love. With me. With mother. Clothes. They gathered all the brothers. – Does the noise bother you? - Rather. – It all depends on the weather. - Why does it depend on the weather. – What shall I do with these things? - Take them out and clean them.

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us when we went away Walter always knows what’s what. – No sign of William yet. - He always keeps us waiting. – What did you think of the equipment? - It was wonderful! – What do you think, Walter? - Does it matter what I think?

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railway – I am terribly worried about that. - Why should it worry you? – This is my new radio set. - Is it really? – I am most terribly sorry! - You have no reason to be. Rack your brains. Very true. Rather curious. It’s rather strange, yet true. When angry count a hundred. - You have no reason to be. There is neither rhyme nor reason in it. She never really looks very well.