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[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 25th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part two '' ( Track 8 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Pages 22 - 23  Ex. I, II and III
- Do Ex. II and III in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 23rd of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 8  Ex. V
- Do in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 18th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 7  Ex. IV
- Do in writing.

[Gigalegion]

Homework for Friday, the 19th of April, 2024

Orally:

Revise rules 13-14 by Benjamin Franklin (text below):

 

The Best Path Is Balanced
13.   An abundance of choice sounds nice in theory, but can actually lead to paralysis, indecision, and stress.
The best path is the balanced one.

Being Healthy, Wealthy and Wise
14.   Franklin claimed to get up every morning at 4:00 a.m.
He said: «Early to bed, early to rise makes the man healthy, wealthy and wise.»

In writing:

Prepare 2 phrases for each modal and semi-modal, using the words from rules 13-14 if you can

The list of modals and semi-modals - see below:

can, could, may, must, have to, mustn't, don't have to, should, shouldn't (18 phrases total)

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 16th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 7  Ex. IV
- Do in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 11th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5

- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 7  Ex. III
- Do in writing.

[Gigalegion]

Homework for Friday, the 12th of April, 2024

Orally:

Revise rules 9-10 by Benjamin Franklin (text below):

 

1. “Diligence is the mother of good luck”. In other words you make your own luck.

2. Less talk, More Action
“Well done is better than well said.”
Talk is cheap. Talking about a project won’t get it completed. We all know people who constantly talk about the things they are going to do but rarely ever take that first step. Eventually people begin to question their credibility. Taking action and seeing the task through to completion is the only way to get the job done.

 3. Don’t Procrastinate
“Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today.”
This is probably one of the first quotes I remember hearing as a teenager. With an impressive list of achievements to his credit Benjamin Franklin was not a man hung up on procrastination. He was a man with clean measurable goals who worked hard to turn his vision into reality.

 4. Be Prepared
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
You need a plan to accomplish your goal. Charging in without giving any thought to the end result and how to achieve it, is a sure way to fall flat on your face. Think like a boy scout. Have a realistic plan of attack and a systematic approach for getting where you need to be.

 5. Get Moving
“All mankind is divided into three classes: those that are immovable, those that are movable and those that move.”
There’s a reason we use the expression, movers and shakers. Movers are the ones who take action, the people who get things done, while the immovable are sitting around scratching their heads wondering how others could possibly be so successful. Which group do you want to belong to?

 6. Give Yourself Permission to Make Mistakes
“Don’t fear mistakes. You will know failure. Continue to reach out.”
If we fear making mistakes, we become scared to try new things. Fear leaves us nestled in our comfort zone. Staying in your comfort zone rarely leads to greatness. Taking risks and giving yourself permission to make mistakes will ultimately lead you to whatever your version of success may be.

 7. Keep going
Have you ever looked at a successful entrepreneur or business person and thought how lucky they are? Most of the time, luck has nothing to do with it. Hard work and sacrifice on the other hand have everything to do with it. Successful people deal with failure. They tackle their demons head on. They pick themselves up and keep going.

 8. Don’t Give Up
“Energy and persistence conquer all things”
Achieving our goals can be downright exhausting. There will be days when you want to give up. There will be times when your energy levels flat line and you wonder why you bother getting out of bed. Yet you push forward, day after day because you believe in yourself and you have the determination and strength to back up that belief.

9.   «A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue you may never get over.»
In other words, be very, very careful when talking trash about people.
Gossiping at work is almost never a good idea. If there are issues, then it’s far better to address them openly.
Another Franklin aphorism went even further: «Speak ill of no man, but speak all the good you know of everybody.»

Work and Leisure
10.   «If you want to be done with your work, you must first finish it. This means that you should be as productive as possible during your work hours, and always place work ethics above your leisure time.»

In writing:

Prepare 4 phrases - one positive and one negative for each version of reported speech: must/have to and should, using the words from rules 9-10

Revise the words from rules 1-10

Finish the translations

Link with info below:
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/BTLzQEicHNAi8g

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 9th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5

- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 7  Ex. III
- Do in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 4th of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5

- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Pages 22 - 23  Ex. I, II and III
- Do orally.

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 2nd of April, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5

- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Pages 22 - 23  Ex. I, II and III
- Do Ex. II and III in writing.

[Gigalegion]

Homework for Friday, the 5th of April, 2024

Orally:

Revise rules 7-8 by Benjamin Franklin (text below):

 

7. Keep going

Have you ever looked at a successful entrepreneur or business person and thought how lucky they are? Most of the time, luck has nothing to do with it. Hard work and sacrifice on the other hand have everything to do with it. Successful people deal with failure. They tackle their demons head on. They pick themselves up and keep going.

 8. Don’t Give Up

“Energy and persistence conquer all things”
Achieving our goals can be downright exhausting. There will be days when you want to give up. There will be times when your energy levels flat line and you wonder why you bother getting out of bed. Yet you push forward, day after day because you believe in yourself and you have the determination and strength to back up that belief.

9. «A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue you may never get over.»

In other words, be very, very careful when talking trash about people.
Gossiping at work is almost never a good idea. If there are issues, then it’s far better to address them openly.
Another Franklin aphorism went even further: «Speak ill of no man, but speak all the good you know of everybody.»

In writing:

Prepare 5 phrases - one for each varsion of reported speech tense transitions, using the words from rules 7-8

from: preseтеnt simple, present continuous, present perfect, past simple, future simple.

Finish the translations

Link with info below:
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/BTLzQEicHNAi8g

[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 28th of March, 2024

Unit 7: GEOGRAPHY

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 5

- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 14 . Text 1. '' The Map of The Russian Federation - Part one '' ( Track 7 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Pages 22 - 23  Ex. I, II and III
- Do Ex. II and III in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 7th of March, 2024

Unit 6: SPORTS

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 3
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 15 . Text 2. '' Russian Army Sports '' ( Track 10 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 6. Ex. V - Examples 3,4,5,and 6 ( Track 3 )
- Do in writing.

[yemi]

Homework for Thursday, the 27th of February, 2024

Unit 6: SPORTS

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 3
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 15 . Text 2. '' Russian Army Sports '' ( Track 10 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 6. Ex. V - Examples 3,4,5,and 6 ( Track 3 )
- Do according to the examples.

[yemi]

Homework for Tuesday, the 20th of February, 2024

Unit 6: SPORTS

Orally:

1. Grammar and Usage
- Pages 2 - 3
- Read and UNDERSTAND!


2. Vocabulary and Speech:
     - page 15 . Text 2. '' Russian Army Sports '' ( Track 10 )
    - Read with the speaker and at the speaker's speed. ( 5 times )


In writing:

1. Page 6. Ex. V ( Track 3 )
- Do according to the examples.