Презентация к открытому уроку английского языка "London Attractions"
презентация к уроку по английскому языку на тему

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МИНИСТЕРСТВО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ, НАУКИ И МОЛОДЕЖНОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ НИЖЕГОРОДСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ Государственное бюджетное профессиональное образовательное учреждение «ДЗЕРЖИНСКИЙ ХИМИЧЕСКИЙ ТЕХНИКУМ ИМЕНИ КРАСНОЙ АРМИИ» Тема урока: " London Attractions” Выполнила: преподаватель английского языка Виноградова А.В. г.Дзержинск, 2018

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The Queen of England (Elizabeth II) has got lots of homes. Sometimes she lives at Buckingham Palace in London and sometimes at Windsor Castle in Windsor. Put the verbs in the correct form by filling in the blanks. lived had stays built started Buckingham Palace In 1705, the Duke of Buckingham (1) ______ Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria (2) _____ there in 1837. After that, different kings and queens lived in the palace. Today, Queen Elizabeth II often (3) _____ there. When she is at 'home', a flag flies from the roof. Windsor Castle William I (William the First) (4) _____ to build this castle in the 1070s. The castle is a favourite place for royal weddings. Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles (5) _____ a big party in the castle after their wedding in 2005.

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1. Money problems __________ The Queen opened Buckingham Palace to the public for the first time in 1993. Why? Because she needed money after a big fire at Windsor Castle. The fire lasted for 15 hours and it destroyed a lot of rooms. 2. Big Houses __________ Buckingham Palace has more than 500 rooms and 78 bathrooms. 19 of the rooms are open to the public for two months each year. Windsor Castle is a lot bigger - it has over 1,000 rooms! 3. The Royal Guard __________ Every day, lots of tourists stand in front of the palace to watch the Changing of the Guard. The Guards wear red jackets and 'bearskins' (very big black hats). They mustn't smile at the tourists when they are working. This is sometimes very difficult! 4. The gardens __________ The gardens at Buckingham Palace are very big. In 2002, the Queen had a big pop concert there to celebrate 50 years of being Queen. She also has big tea parties there and invites different people to them. For a picnic, go to Windsor. The gardens there are bigger and they are always open. 5. Not invited __________ In 1982 the Queen woke up at Buckingham Palace with a surprise. There was a strange man sitting on her bed! His name was Michael Fagan. They talked for half an hour. Fagan asked the queen for a cigarette, but she couldn't give him one. She doesn't smoke. There are 200 bedrooms in the Palace. How did he find the right one?

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Read the extracts and guess the titles of the text. 1. Ancient Universities The towns of Oxford and Cambridge have some of the finest buildings in Britain. They are famous for their universities, the oldest in England. All the students live and study in a college. Cambridge has 31 colleges and Oxford has 39. Oxford’s first college started in 1249. Cambridge’s first college opened in 1281. 2. _________________ Before the 12thcentury, people who wanted a good education went to the Sorbonne in Paris. Then, in 1167, all English students in Paris moved to Oxford. Some people say King Henry II told them to move. Others say the French threw them out! The students went to study in Oxford monasteries and that was the beginning of Oxford University. 3. _________________ The Church was very important in Oxford and Cambridge for many years. For example, until the 19thcentury the university teachers were almost like priests and they couldn’t marry. 4. _________________ Women started studying later than men. The first women’s college at Cambridge opened in 1869 and at Oxford in 1878. Today, three Cambridge colleges and one Oxford college are for women only. Men and women study together in the others. 5. _________________ Every year the universities complete in a rowing race over 7 kilometers of the Thames. Each boat has eight male rowers and a cox, who must be a very light man or woman. The first race was in 1829 and it became a yearly race in 1839. All the students really want their university to win! 6. _________________ People can stay in rooms at Oxford and Cambridge when the students are on holiday. Some rooms are modern but the older rooms are more interesting (and more uncomfortable). They often have low ceilings, small windows and a view of the square or ‘quadrangle’ in the same room as an ex Prime Minister or eating at the same table as Lawrence of Arabia!

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I (to go) to bed at the ten every day. ___ you (to watch) TV tomorrow? I (to go) to the country last summer? Yesterday my brother (to see) a new car. She (to go) to school every day. I (to spent) next summer abroad. My mother (to cook) a tasty dinner last Sunday. We usually (to write) long letters.

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Home task (work) 1. 2. 3. 4.