Английский язык | 10 - 11 классы
Употребить артикли, где это необходимо : When the Queen was born on the 21st of April 1926, her grandfather, King George V, was on … throne and her uncle was his heir.
British people are proud of ceremonies in … national capital – London.
The Queen's only sister, Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, is well - known for her …charity work.
Отметьте буквой "а" предложения, относящиеся к рассказу о королеве Елизавете I, и буквой "b" предложения, относящиеся к рассказу о принцессе Грейс?
Отметьте буквой "а" предложения, относящиеся к рассказу о королеве Елизавете I, и буквой "b" предложения, относящиеся к рассказу о принцессе Грейс.
1) Grace Kelly was born on the east coast of the US in 1929.
2) Queen Elizabeth I was the daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn.
3) When she was 3 months old she went to live at Ratfield, far from the King and the Queen.
4) Her mother was executed by her father when the little girl was 2 and a half years old.
5) When she was 21, she went to Hollywood and began acting in films.
6) The young princess learnt Italian, French, Latin and Greek from royal tutors.
7) She appeared in the film "High Noon", and won an Academy Award ("Oscar") for her acting in "A Country Girl".
8) In 1956 she married Prince Rainier of Monaco.
9) She followed her half - brother Edward and her half - sister Mary to the throne.
10) She then retired from her career in America and devoted herself to her royal duties.
11) She never married and ruled for 45 years as a strong and inde¬pendent queen.
12) She breast - fed her own babies, and publicly encouraged other mothers do the same.
13) She was much loved by the people of England, and her reign was one of power and glory for her country.
14) She died in 1982 after a car accident.
Americans still remember the wife of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt?
Americans still remember the wife of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
She took an active role in the American public life.
Eleanor Roosevelt was born in New York in 1884.
She had a lonely childhood.
Though her family was well - known in America, her uncle Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th president of the United States, she personally felt very unhappy.
Once Eleanor said that she was the “ugly duckling” in a family of beautiful people.
Her mother called her “granny” because she was very serious and never smiled.
She loved her parents very much but her father made her life miserable.
He had a drinking problem and spent much time in hospital.
When Eleanor was 15 she went to England to study in an English school.
After her return to New York she was a teacher for a short time.
At that time Eleanor began the social activities that would make her so famous.
Her husband, F.
D. Roosevelt, became president in 1932.
By that time Eleanor had become known in the USA for her social work.
She didn’t stop her activities and continued them after the death of her husband in 1945.
Her years alone were active and productive years.
Not only in the United States, but in countries around the world, she was a symbol for hope and help.
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In home groups?
In home groups.
Read one of the texts (A, B, or C) and do the task.
Make up a story about the life of the famous person using the outline.
. was born and grew up.
. worked.
. his / her ambition was.
. was the person who / whose.
He / She.
. it helped him / her to achieve a lot and made him / her famous.
Put the words in the right order and answer themTgiyev / born / when / was?
Put the words in the right order and answer them
Tgiyev / born / when / was?
Childhood / how / his / was?
Of / did / at / become / age / what / 15 / he / the?
First / his / was / what / work?
What / he / build / did / buildings / people / for?
1) What is the British Museum famous for ?
1) What is the British Museum famous for ?
2) What are the functions of the British Museum?
3) When was the British Museum founded ?
4) Who bequeathed his personal collection to the nation?
5) When was the Museum's present home built?
6) What is the Round Reading Room known for?
7) Why is the British Museum a national treasure house?
Перевидите?
Перевидите.
The period of 1939 - 1945 contributed much to her popularity .
During the war , her actions provided moral support to the british public and the army .
Adolf hitler called her '' the most dangerous woman europe'' .
At that time the king and queen became real symbols of the nation's resistance.
When the war began in 1939 , there was some suggestion that the queen and her daughters should evacuate to north america or canada.
But the queen made her famous answer , '' the children won't go without me .
I won't leave the king .
And the king will never leave .
'' during the second world war the queen and her children shared the dangers and difficulties of the nation.
She was in buckingham palace when german planes bombed it in september 1940 .
Elizabeth said , '' i'm glad we've been bombed .
It makes me feel i can look the east end in the face .
'' she and the king visited badly damaged areas of the country after the air raids , and they visited hospitals , factories and troops.
The queen supported the red cross .
It painters contributed to the book.
People bought the book to help red cross with money .
In her royal duties , the queen mother servd the nation for about eighty years , working for many charities and supporting the royal armed forces in peace and war.
Соотнесите : 1?
Соотнесите : 1.
Period of instability 5.
Straggle for the crown 2.
A job for life 6.
Difficult choice 3.
Breaking the tradition 7.
Early years of the Queen 4.
Regular Duties 8.
Two Brothers Один лишний A.
For more than a thousand years Britain has always had kings or queens except for the ten years between 1649 and 1659.
Elizabeth II calls the Windsor family a 'firm'.
She thinks of it as a business rather than a family.
And the main business of the royal family is.
Well, probably being royal.
And they are paid for it.
The Queen is one of the richest women in the world and yet she gets about 8 million pounds a year to be queen.
But many people agree that she does her job well and she deserves her salary.
B. There are hundreds of traditional ceremonies which the Queen has to keep — the Queen's Speech at the State Opening of Parliament, 'Maundy money' (the tradition which is almost seven hundred years old) on the Thursday before Easter Sunday, Royal garden parties at Buckingham Palace.
Besides, every day the Queen reads official papers from the government and once a week has a meeting with the Prime Minister.
C. When Elizabeth was bom nobody knew she would be a queen.
Her grandfather, King George V, had six children.
His eldest son, Edward, was the next in line to be king and Elizabeth's father, Albert, was only second child.
Edward lived a good time.
He enjoyed women, drank a lot, spent money, liked fashionable clothes.
Albert, or Bertie, as his friends called him, was shy, he stammered, and all his life it was difficult for him to make speeches.
D. As Albert did not expect to become king, he chose the Navy.
He married Lady Elizabeth Bowes - Lyon and they had two daughters, Elizabeth and Margaret.
The family lived in a house on Piccadilly with twenty five bedrooms, a library and a room for dances and parties.
The girls had a private teacher, they also studied music, dancing, and art.
As a child Elizabeth was nicknames Lilibet — because that was the way she pronounced her name.
E. In 1936 King George died.
When his coffin with the crown on the top of it was carried through the streets on a horse - drawn carriage, the crown fell.
Many people thought it was a bad sign.
Indeed, 1936 became the 'year of three kings'.
In January, after his father's death, Edward became king.
In December he refused from the throne and his younger brother, Bertie took his place.
F. Many people think that this is one of the most romantic love stories of our century.
Handsome and popular king Edward - was in love with an American woman Wallis Simpson and he wanted to marry her.
But Wallis divorced — twice!
The royal family did not like her, the government was against this marriage, so was the Church.
And Edward preferred Wallis to the crown.
They got married and lived in Paris for most ^ their lives.
G. Elizabeth was only twenty - five when she became Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Like other kings and queens since 1066, she came to Westminster Abbey for the coronation in the royal carriage with its fine horses.
But, unlike other kings before her, she wanted the ceremony to be on television.
The church and the government didn't welcome the idea.
But Elizabeth won.
The whole country watched how the heavy gold crown was placed on the young Queen's head.
I. Grammar?
I. Grammar.
Open the brackets to complete the story : Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria of Kent (bear)1 at Kensington Palace in London in 1819.
Victoria’s father, the Duke of Kent and Strathearn, (be)2 the fourth son of King George III.
The Duke of Kent and Strathearn, like many other sons of George III, (not marry)3 during his youth.
The eldest son, the Prince of Wales (the future King George IV), did marry, but (have)4 only a daughter, Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.
When she (die)5 in 1817, the remaining unmarried sons of King George III scrambled (marry)6 and fathered children to provide an heir for the king.
At the age of fifty the Duke of Kent and Strathearn (marry)7 Princess Viktoria of Saxe - Coburg - Saalfeld, the sister of Princess Charlotte’s widower Prince Leopold of Saxe - Coburg - Saalfield and widow of Karl, Prince of Leiningen.
Victoria, the only child of the couple, was born in Kensington Palace, London on 24th May, 1819.
Although christened Alexandrina Victoria, from birth she formally (style)8 Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria of Kent, but (call)9 Drina within the family.
Princess Victoria’s father died of pneumonia eight months after she was born.
Princess Victoria’s uncle, the Prince of Wales, (inherit)10 the Crown, (become)11 King George IV.
II. Grammar.
Fill in the articles where necessary : Leonardo da Vinci (April 15, 1452 – May 2, 1519) was …1 celebrated Italian Renaissance architect, musician, inventor, engineer, sculptor and painter.
He has been described as …2 archetype of …3 “Renaissance man” and as …4 universal genius.
Leonardo is well - known for his masterly paintings, such as “…5 Last Supper” and …6 “Mona Lisa”.
He is also known for many inventions that were conceived well before their time but of which few were constructed in his lifetime.
In …7 addition, he helped advance …8 study of anatomy, astronomy and civil engineering.
Leonardo was born in Anchiano, near Vinci, Italy.
He was …9 illegitimate child.
His father Ser Piero da Vinci was …10 young lawyer and his mother, Caterina, was …11 peasant girl.
Помогите?
Помогите!
Английский.
1. When was Susan born?
2. When was Susan's father born?
3. How many grandchildren have her grandfathers got?
4. What are the names of Susan's aunts?
5. What are the names of her uncle' wives?
6. Who are her aunts' husbands?
Приложение Приложение.
I. Grammar?
I. Grammar.
Open the brackets to complete the story : Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria of Kent (bear)1 at Kensington Palace in London in 1819.
Victoria’s father, the Duke of Kent and Strathearn, (be)2 the fourth son of King George III.
The Duke of Kent and Strathearn, like many other sons of George III, (not marry)3 during his youth.
The eldest son, the Prince of Wales (the future King George IV), did marry, but (have)4 only a daughter, Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.
When she (die)5 in 1817, the remaining unmarried sons of King George III scrambled (marry)6 and fathered children to provide an heir for the king.
At the age of fifty the Duke of Kent and Strathearn (marry)7 Princess Viktoria of Saxe - Coburg - Saalfeld, the sister of Princess Charlotte’s widower Prince Leopold of Saxe - Coburg - Saalfield and widow of Karl, Prince of Leiningen.
Victoria, the only child of the couple, was born in Kensington Palace, London on 24th May, 1819.
Although christened Alexandrina Victoria, from birth she formally (style)8 Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria of Kent, but (call)9 Drina within the family.
Princess Victoria’s father died of pneumonia eight months after she was born.
Princess Victoria’s uncle, the Prince of Wales, (inherit)10 the Crown, (become)11 King George IV.
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When the Queen was born on the 21st of April 1926, her grandfather, King George V, was on the throne and her uncle was his heir.
British people are proud of ceremonies in the national capital – London.
The Queen's only sister, Princess Margaret, the Countess of Snowdon, is well - known for her charity work.