Презентация по английскому языку на тему ‘Talking about Countries, Nationalities and Languages’ (7 класс)

The names of the countries and languages England – English France – French Germany – German Bulgaria – Bulgarian Spain – Spanish Norway – Norwegian Japan - Japanese Greece – Greek Italy – Italian China – Chinese Finland – Finnish Russia – Russian Turkey – Turkish Poland - Polish

Work in pairs: What’s your name? Where are you from? You speak Russian, don’t you? What foreign language do you learn? Do you speak French? Why? Would you like to learn German? Is your English quite good?

Use the article “the” correctly. The English = the people of England The French = the people of France The Russians = the people of Russia The Italians = the people of Italy The Germans = the people of Germany

Match personal characteristics of people who live in different countries. hospitable talkative hard-working independent sociable shy non-talkative serious reserved conservative romantic the Russians the Americans the Italians the French the British The Chinese The Germans

Paula: That’s great! We can have a good time practicing our German. Mark: I’m from Hungary. And this is my friend Paula. George: I’m afraid, I don’t. I speak only two foreign languages: French and German. Actually I prefer speaking German. I know it much better than French. Paula: Pleased to meet you too, George. Mark: Really? Paula speaks German, too. And her German is quite good. As for me, I don’t speak German, but I can understand what people say. George: Excuse me, where are you from? Mark: Paula is from Italy. She lives in Rome. Do you speak Italian? George: Pleased to meet you, Paula.

George: Excuse me, where are you from? Mark: I’m from Hungary. And this is my friend Paula. George: Pleased to meet you, Paula. Paula: Pleased to meet you too, George. Mark: Paula is from Italy. She lives in Rome. Do you speak Italian? George: I’m afraid, I don’t. I speak only two foreign languages: French and German. Actually I prefer speaking German. I know it much better than French. Mark: Really? Paula speaks German, too. And her German is quite good. As for me, I don’t speak German, but I can understand what people say. Paula: That’s great! We can have a good time practicing our German.

In what countries is English spoken as a first language? How many countries have English as a second language? Is English spoken by people who have other mother tongues? What proportion of students in our country study English at school? What do native speakers of English think about foreigners who speak English? 1 2 3 4 5

In what countries is English spoken as a first language? How many countries have English as a second language? Is English spoken by people who have other mother tongues? What proportion of students in our country study English at school? What do native speakers of English think about foreigners who speak English? 1 2 3 4 5 e a d b c

that, who, which who/that = people which/ that = animals and things

Put in: who or which. Have you talked to the lady ... lives on the ground floor? Has Andrew bought the book ... he wanted? I like the blouse ... I am wearing. These are the flowers ... we have grown in our garden. It was a wonderful film. It is the best film ... I’ve seen recently. What have you done with the money ... she gave us? The people ... have arranged the competition care about our future.

Homework: Make up your own dialogue about meeting a group of foreign participants.