Презентация на тему British and Russian traditions

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Compare Maslenitsa and Guy Fawkes’ Day;

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of speech
tradition
custom
important
conservative
proud
be proud of
carefully
raven
sights
legend
protection
keeper
figure
scarecrow
special

on the blackboard
Важный обычай –
Гордиться традициями –

Старинная легенда

An important custom

To be proud of the traditions

An old legend

Six ravens

To burn a scarecrow

on the blackboard
5) Консервативные люди –

6) Быть под

Conservative people

To be under protection

A special holiday

Famous sights

Traditions”

are they proud of?
3) What English holidays do you

4) How long have the ravens lived in the Tower of London?

5) What will happen if they leave the Tower?

should always live in the tower of London?
7) Who

8) Why do the keepers cut the birds’ wings a bit?

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Another old English custom is…

2) They stand in the

Guy Fawkes’ Day.

asking for “a Penny for the Guy”.

buy fireworks and burn the guy on their bonfire.

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4) People in Russia have…

5) In old times people

their own special traditions

Pancakes, had fires, burnt straw figure of winter, they sang songs and danced.

People all over the world know some of them.

очень консервативны.
1) They say British people are very conservative.
2)

2) The ravens are one of the most famous sights at the Tower of London.

3) У каждого ворона есть своё имя и смотрители тщательно ухаживают за ними.

3) Each raven has got its name and the keepers carefully look after them.

его (этот праздник) в конце февраля или в начале

5) Сейчас на масленицу люди всегда пекут блины.

5)Now during “Maslenitsa week” people always cook pancakes.

6) Это – Пасха, Рождество и Новый Год.

6) They are – Easter, Christmas and New Year.

4) People celebrate it at the end of February or at the beginning of March.

on a hill
One named Jack, the other named Jill
Fly

Two little ravens sitting on a wall
One named Peter, the other named Paul
Fly away, Peter, fly away, Paul
Come back Peter, come back Paul!

from the given ones, translate them and name their

carefully, adv.

traditional, adj.

beginning, n.

protection, n.

keeper, n.

Londoner, n.

children ,n., pl.

fireworks, n.,pl.

bonfire, n.

nearest, adj.

dearest, adj.

different, adj.

for a week
An old English custom
An old English custom
To

To say goodbye to winter

To ask for “a Penny for the Guy”

To ask for “a Penny for the Guy”

To cook pancakes

To cook pancakes

To collect money

To collect money