1. Welcome to America!

3. Tongue-twister Three grey geese in the green grass grazing, Grey were the geese and grey were the grazing.

4. Write what holidays American people celebrate
on these dates.
Month
Holiday
Date
January
February
March
April
June
July
October
December
1)………..
2)………..
3)………..
4)………..
5)………..
6)………..
7)………..
8)………..
1st
14th
17th
4th
31st
25th

5. Modal verb: May May –рұқсат сұрау, рұқсат беру. May I sit here?
Yes, you may.
Of course, you may.
You certainly may.
Do please.
May I go there?
I’m afraid not. It is cold.
No, you mustn’t. You are ill.

6. Answer the questions using: Yes, you may / No, you mustn’t.
1. May I watch TV? ……… It is time to sleep.
2. May I go to the cinema? ………. An interesting film is on.
3. May I prepare turkey? ………. It’s in the fridge.
4. May I play the piano here? ……… The child is sleeping in the room.
5. May I sell this book? ……… I’m going to give it to you sister.

7. Proper Names: New York [‘nju:’jo:k] France [fra:ns]
The Statue of Liberty
[ðә’stǽtju:әv’libәti]
The Star-Spangled Banner
[,sta:spǽŋgld’bǽnә]

8. New words Stripe [straip] жолақ Display [dis’plei] ілу
To fold [fold] жинау
Eagle [‘i:gl] қыран, бүркіт
Official [ә'fi∫әl] ресми
Olive branch [оliv’bra:nt∫] зәйтүн бұтағы
Arrow [ǽrou] жебе
Strength [streŋθ] күш, қуат

9. What have you learnt about American symbols?
The flag
Colour: …………..
Name: ……………
Number of stars: ………….
Number of stripes: ………….
Stripes stand for: ……………
Stars stand for: …………….
The symbol
Year it became the official symbol: …………
An olive branch stands for: ………….
Arrows stand for: …………….
The Statue of Liberty
Year when it appeared in the USA: ……………..
Country it came from: …………
Reason it came to the USA: ……………
Place it is now: ………………

10. How many states does the USA consist of?
Questions :
How many states does the USA consist of?
Where is The Statue of Liberty?
When do Americans celebrate Independence Day?
The American flag has …
What is the capital of the USA?
Who was the first president of the USA?
America was discovered by Columbus in …

11. The lesson is over. Good – bye!