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 Тема ; Погода 

Read the tongue-twisters:    Прочитати скоромовки:

1.     Shy Shelly says she shall sew sheets.

2.     Six sick sea-serpents swam the seven seas.

3.     Any noise annoys an oyster but a noisier noise annoys an oyster most.

4.     The twenty-two trains tore through the tunnel.

5.     I wish to wish the wish you wish to wish, but if you wish the wish the witch wishes, I won’t wish the wish you wish to wish.

6.     Green glass globes glow greenly.

Listen to the text “Talking about the Weather” and pay attention to the pronunciation of the words. Read some paragraphs with the same intonation:

Прослухати текст«Розмова про погоду» , звернути увагу на вимову слів. Прочитати уривки з тексту з тією ж інтонацією

Someone once said that if it wasn’t for the weather, the English would have nothing to talk about. Frank McKinney Hubbard said: “Don’t knock the weather. If it didn’t change once a while, 9 out of 10 people couldn’t start a conversation”. This supports Oscar Wilde’s statement that: “Conversation about the weather is the last refuge of the unimaginative”. Yet many conversations begin with “What do you think of the weather?” or “Nice weather we’re having, isn’t it?” It’s hardly surprising in a country like the UK, where the weather is changeable, to say the least. In the morning you might look out of the window to find the sun shining. It’s fine weather. “Turned out nice again, hasn’t it?” you say, with fingers crossed. Of course, crossing your fingers doesn’t usually have any effect apart from making you feel better. So, by the afternoon, it’s raining cats and dogs! “Lovely weather!” you’ll be saying. “Yes, lovely weather for ducks!” And because the weather in Britain is so changeable, people often promise to do things, “come rain or shine”.

Get wet when it’s chilly, and you’ll catch cold. Then you’ll be feeling a bit under the weather. You’ll need to spend a few days in bed. But after a hot toddy or two, you’ll soon be feeling as right as rain again. So it’s best to stay out of miserable weather. But just how do you know it’s going to rain? You could trust in the old adage “Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight”. Or “Take a peek in the morning”. Some people trust in such old sayings. You might just as well trust in your barometer. As Ambrose Bierce pointed out in his “The Devil’s Dictionary”: “A barometer is an ingenious instrument which indicates what kind of weather we’re having”.

Other people trust in weather forecast. Unlike barometers, meteorologists are supposed to tell us what the weather is going to be like. They watch local climate patterns and try to predict how the weather will change. They lie to us through their television weather forecasts. Here they use symbols and maps to make the weather, which is very complicated, easier to understand. Often, the color of the sky in the morning is a more accurate indication of the coming weather. These days, there’s a lot of talk about climate change. Some people say that climate change is a storm in a tea-cup. But scientists predict that we’re going to experience more extreme weather conditions. Let’s just hope that humanity can weather the storm.

                         Whether the weather be fine,

                          Whether the weather be not,

                          Whether the weather be cold,

                          Whether the weather be hot,

                          We’ll weather the weather,

                           Whatever the weather,

Whether we like it or not.

    Лексичний практикум:

Payattentiontothetranslationofthewords  -Звернути увагу на переклад слів(повторення та закріплення Інтернет лексики – додаток А)

1.snow                          сніг

2.     rain                                          дощ

3.     wind                                        вітер

4.     lightning                                  блискавка

5.     thunder                                    грім

6.     cloud                                       хмара

7.     subtropical                              субтропічний

8.     snow-drift                                замет

9.     frost                                          мороз

10. rime  іній

11. icicle                                         бурулька

12. slippery                                     ковзко

13. storm                                         буря

14. shower                                       злива

15. mist/fog                                     туман

16. heat                                            спека

17. cold                                            холод, холодний

Listen to the weather forecast and try to make your own weather forecast for tomorrow. Imagine that you are a presenter on TV

Прослухати прогноз погоди та скласти свій прогноз погоди на завтра. Уявити собі, що ви прогнозуєте погоду по телевізору

The majority of the region will be mild and dry today. A cold front pushes a band of rain and showers into western portions of the region during the afternoon and early evening. Tonight the band of rain marches eastward reaching New England and the Mid-Atlantic coast during the overnight. The rain moves offshore Tuesday afternoon. High temperature will be mostly in the 60s to lower 70s today. Some very light lake-effect snow possible in higher elevations east of Lakes Erie and Ontario Tuesday.

A band of rain, showers and thunderstorms marches eastward with a cold front through the South and Southeast we’re going to have today and tonight. Isolated thunderstorms are possible in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and southeast Louisiana today. It turns blustery and much cooler behind the front.

The strong cold front continues to push eastward through the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with rains and showers today. Some of the rain has changed to a very brief period of snow before ending in Michigan, northern Indiana and northern Ohio. No significant snow accumulation is expected in interior southern Michigan, northern Indiana and Ohio.

Winds should be out of the west causing the bands to set up over the Keeweenaw Peninsula of northern Michigan and along the eastern shores of Lake Michigan. It should be blustery and cool across the Plains.

 

Task 

Make the choice - Зробити правильний вибір

1.     Ukraine lies in the tropical/temperate belt.

2.     Crimean climate is subtropical/ tropical.

3.     The differences in the weather and climate are caused by the proximity to seas/oceans.

4.     The continental nature of the climate increases from west/north to east/south.

5.     The coldest month is January/December.

6.     The warmest month is July/August.

7.     The highest rainfall is in the lowlands/highlands.

Task 

Translate into Ukrainian - Перекласти на українську мову

geographical location, temperate belt, in general, the southern coast of the Crimea, latitude and altitude, proximity to seas and oceans, warm damp air masses, continental nature, considerable fluctuation, weather conditions, alongside very wet years, frequent oscillations, the average yearly temperature, precipitation, the highest rainfall, subtropical Mediterranean, resort areas

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