1. Classroom English

2. What would you say if … You wanted to explain why you were not at the lesson yesterday. E.g. I’m sorry, I couldn’t attend the class yesterday: I had an appointment with the doctor

3. What would you say if … You apologized for being late and explained the reason E.g. I’m sorry, I’m late. I’ve overslept

4. What would you say if … The teacher asked you to continue reading the text, but you were not quite sure what line to read E.g. I’m sorry, which paragraph are we on?

5. What would you say if … You didn’t know how to write the word “очередь” in English E.g. I’m sorry, how do you spell the word “queue”?

6. What would you say if … You noticed that the word written on the blackboard is incorrect E.g. I think I can see a mistake on the board.

7. What would you say if … It were very sunny at your desk and you wanted to take some other seat E.g. May I change my seat? The sun is in my eyes.

8. What would you say if … You had a problem speaking louder E.g. I’m afraid I can’t speak any louder. I have a sore throat

9. What would you say if … You didn’t know whether you should read the text aloud E.g. Shall I read silently or aloud?

10. What would you say if … You didn’t know whether you should be the next to answer E.g. Is it my turn?

11. What would you say if … You needed a copy of something E.g. Could I have a copy, please?

12. What would you say if … You hadn’t understood your teacher’s explanation E.g. Could you explain that again?

13. What would you say if … You apologized for leaving the book at home E.g. I’m afraid I’ve left my book at home

14. What would you say if … There were no chalk at the board. E.g. We’ve run out of chalk. May I fetch some?

15. What would you say if … Your classmate had worked at the blackboard and written “wizadry”. The teacher asked you if you can see any mistakes E.g. There is a letter missing in the word “wizardry”.

16. What would you say if … You didn’t feel quite well E.g. I’m feeling a bit under the weather. I have a headache.

17. Phrasal Verb “to break” Убежать, освободиться 1) сломаться 2) раскиснуть разразиться, начаться 1) вламываться 2) неожиданно начать

18. Match break away break down break into break out убежатьубежать ломатьсяломаться разразиться, начатьсяразразиться, начаться неожиданно начатьнеожиданно начать потерять контроль над собойпотерять контроль над собой вырватьсявырваться вламыватьсявламываться

19. Use the right word: away, down, into or out Variant 1. 1.You are under arrest. Don’t even think of breaking … 2.In the Middle Ages quite a number of terrible diseases broke … in Europe. 3.My coffee maker seems to have broken … again 4.I almost expected him to break … laughter. 5.After that tragedy Jane broke … Variant 2 1.The thieves waited until it was dark enough to break … the house 2.In the film the criminal broke … from the policemen 3.Suddenly my horse broke … a gallop. 4.Our car has broken … 5.The epidemic of plague broke … in London in 1592

20. witchcraft a philosopher a caretaker legendary to concentrate surroundings a dormitory a wizard wizardry to enrol a queue to queue to vanish to tickle solid to force to squeak a squeak squeaky a mess to mess messy complicated rare rarely to relieve relief to drone droning to warn warning