lessons

Hello guys! I am your tutor for today. We
have four lessons and all of them are closely connected with English.
So, let's get started!

Learn the words & be

ready to use them.

1. Do the crossword: say the word orally, then click on smallorange boxes to check your answer.

2. Use the letters in the grey boxes to complete the quote from

a famous poem by Robert Burns.

My love is like a red, red rose.

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Once Samuel Johnson, the famous author of the first Englishdictionary went to the fish market with a friend of his. He told himthat he could make a woman who had sold him bad fish angry.

“I won’t even say a bad word to her,” he added. Then he came upto the woman, raised her fish to her nose and silently showedthat it had a bad smell. The woman attacked him with some rudewords. Then Samuel Johnson answered, “You’re an article.”“You’re an article yourself,” she cried. “You’re a noun,” the linguist

continued, “and a pronoun." The woman couldn't

understand those Grammar terms, so she shook her

fist and called him a lot of rude words."You're a verb,"

he continued, " an adverb and an adjective!" And

each part of his speech made her angrier and angrier.

Read and retell the story.

Do you know

the underlined words?

* перемена

The word "umbrella" ____ (DERIVE) from the Latin word"umbra" meaning "shade". Its ending means "little".

First umbrellas ____ (USE) for protection from sun in hot,sunny countries. The umbrella ____ (know) in Englandsince Anglo-Saxon times, but it was first used asprotection against rain only in 1760. That innovation ____(CAUSE) a strong opposition of coachmen whose cabs upto then ____ (BE) the only protection from rain.

is derived, were used, had been known, caused, had been