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The Dialogue of Cultures

The Dialogue of Cultures. Countries: Languages: Great Britain … America … … Russian … Tatar language

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The Dialogue of Cultures

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  1. The Dialogue of Cultures

  2. Countries: Languages: Great Britain … America … … Russian … Tatar language France … … Spanish … German

  3. Vocabulary: As for me, I think … To my mind … In my opinion … First of all … I agree … I can’t agree … More over … I’m sure …

  4. LONDON

  5. KAZAN

  6. Grammar: (open the brackets) • The weather in Great Britain is (worm) today than in Russia. • Russia has (beautiful) nature in the world. • Tatar language for me is (difficult) than Russian. • The culture of China is as (interesting) as the culture of Tatarstan. • My (good) friend lives in Australia. • Sabantuy is (popular) festival in Tatarstan

  7. Finish the sentences: • Big ben is … ( a bell, a palace, a square) • The Queen lives in … (Tower, Buckingham Palace, the statue of Lord Nelson) • “Zilant” is … (a cow, a snake, an elephant) • Ak Bars is the emblem of (Scotland, Germany, Tatarstan) • Elizaveta is … (the prezident, the king, the Queen) of Great Britain

  8. Dear Alina. Thank you for yours letter. It were interesting to know about your traditional holidays. I would like to gives you some information about the more popular Spring festival - Maslennitsa. “Maslennitsa” is a weeks when Russians says goodbye to winter and welcome spring. It’s time of singing, dancing and fun. We makes a straw doll. We are dancing around “lady Maslennitsa”, eat “blinis” delicious butter pancakes. A children dress up and plays in the snow. Then we burn these doll on a big bonfire. Well. It’s all for now! Write my soon! With love, Kate

  9. Dear Alina, Thank you for your letter. It was interesting to know about your traditional holidays. I would like to give you some information about the most popular Spring festival - Maslennitsa. “Maslennitsa” is a week when Russians say goodbye to winter and welcome spring. It’s time of singing, dancing and fun. We make a straw doll. We are dancing around “lady Maslennitsa”, eat “blinis” delicious butter pancakes. Children dress up and play in the snow. Then we burn this doll on a big bonfire. Well, It’s all for now! Write me soon, With love, Kate.

  10. Home task: Pg. 88 ex. 19 Pg. 94 ex. 26

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