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Good morning, students. Today you have a test in listening. You are going to listen to the text two times and then do two tasks. We press Lujeta takes DVC in your copy books. Write down the date: the 27th of April. Test: Listening. The title of the story is “The Petrangu Strip”. Text: Whites Porters Rodini Patrence.
Before listening, let’s revise some words: bull fighting, bis, became official residence, officina residency, prison, yes, natesem, have a right on pocatissim, go boating. I hope all your wishes will come true. Luggage, special documents, special documents, impressive, vrajaiuchi, have a practice, mate, practical, practicum.
After the first listening, be ready to answer the question: What famous places did the Petrancas dream to see?
Now let’s listen to the text. Summer came. One evening, the Petrancas planned their holidays. They wanted to visit some European country. Mum wanted to go to France, because visiting Paris was her dream. Dad wanted to go to Spain; he was interested in bull fighting. Helen and David wanted to go to England, to London, because they studied about this city at school. Greeny wanted to go to France, to Spain, and England, but she had to stay at home to look after the house. Mom and Dad agreed to go to London.
Really, visiting that city must be interesting and useful. “We may see Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen,” said Mother. “The Tower of London is very famous; it was a palace and a prison; now it’s a museum,” said Dad. “Let’s have a ride on the London Eye; it’s wonderful and very big,” asked David. “And I want to go boating on the River Thames,” said Helen. “I hope all your wishes will come true,” said Ted. “You may pack your luggage on the day of departure,” Mom did. Helen and David took their suitcases and bags to the taxi to go to the airport. “What’s this?” asked Dad. “What’s the matter?” asked Mom. “Can we take our Murca with us?” asked Helen. “Please, it will be so happy,” said David. “Oh, no! They put a cat in this suitcase!” Mom said. “You cannot take animals with you; we don’t have special documents,” told Dad. Murca left at home with Granny. The Petrancas enjoyed their trip very much. The London Eye was really impressive, and all of them could speak English and had a practice when they went shopping.
Now let’s answer the question: What famous places did the Petrancas dream to see? Mists, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, the London Eye, the River Thames.
Now let’s listen to the text for the second time. Summer came. One evening, the Petrancas planned their holidays. They wanted to visit some European country. Mum wanted to go to France, because visiting Paris was her dream. Dad wanted to go to Spain; he was interested in bull fighting. Helen and David wanted to go to England, to London, because they studied about this city at school. Greeny wanted to go to France, to Spain, and England, but she had to stay at home to look after the house. Mom and Dad agreed to go to London.
Really, visiting that city must be interesting and useful. “We may see Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen,” said Mother. “The Tower of London is very famous; it was a palace and a prison; now it’s a museum,” said Dad. “Let’s have a ride on the London Eye; it’s wonderful and very big,” asked David. “And I want to go boating on the River Thames,” said Helen. “I hope all your wishes will come true,” said Ted. “You may pack your luggage on the day of departure,” Mom did. Helen and David took their suitcases and bags to the taxi to go to the airport. “What’s this?” asked Dad. “What’s the matter?” asked Mom. “Can we take our Murca with us?” asked Helen. “Please, it will be so happy,” said David. “Oh, no! They put a cat in the suitcase!” Mom said. “You cannot take animals with you; we don’t have special documents,” told Dad. Murca left at home with Granny. The Petrancas enjoyed their trip very much. The London Eye was really impressive, and all of them could speak English and had a practice when they went shopping.
Now you must do two tasks of Dania. Task 1: Put numbers from 1 to 12 into your copy books. You’ll see 12 sentences; some of them are true, the others are false. If the sentence is true, you write “T” (true) at its number; if the sentence is false, you write “F” (false) at its number. Yes, let’s do the first sentence together. As Robin Schneiderazim, number two: The Petrancas planned their holidays. Number three: Mom wanted to go to France. Number four: Dad was interested in fishing. Number five: Granny had to stay at home. Number six: Mom and Dad agreed to go to France. Number seven: Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the Queen. Number eight: The Tower of London is a prison now. Number nine: Helen wants to climb Ben Nevis. Number ten: Helen and David wanted to take a dog with them. Number eleven: Parents had documents for animals. Number twelve: They couldn’t speak English.
Task 2: In your copy books, write down Task 2 and numbers from 1 to 12. You’ll see 12 questions and three answers (a, b, c). You have to find the correct answer and put a, b, or c at the number of the sentence. The budgeted [Music]. Let’s do the first sentence together. Erasm, number one: When did the Petrancas plan their holidays? (a) One morning (b) One evening. Number two: Where did Dad want to go? (a) Spain (b) France (c) Italy. Number three: Where did Helen and David want to go? (a) France (b) England (c) Spain. Number four: Who had to stay at home to look after the house? (a) Greeny (b) Dad (c) Ant. Number five: Whose official residence is Buckingham Palace? (a) President’s (b) Prime Minister’s (c) Queen’s. Number six: What did David want to have a ride on? (a) A bike (b) A horse (c) The London Eye. Number seven: What did Helen want? (a) Go fishing (b) Go swimming (c) Go boating. Number eight: What did they take with them? (a) Bags and suitcases (b) Boxes and bags (c) School bags and trolleys. Number nine: What did they go by? (a) By train (b) By bus (c) By plane. Number ten: Why couldn’t they take animals? (a) They didn’t have food for the animal (b) They didn’t have special documents (c) They didn’t buy a ticket for the animal. Number eleven: What was really impressive? (a) The River Thames (b) The Tower of London (c) The London Eye. Number twelve: When could they have a practice in speaking English? (a) When they went to museums (b) When they did shopping (c) When they had a ride on the London Eye.
The test is over. Control the video.