1. Whether the weather is fine, Or whether the weather is not, Whether the weather is cold, Or whether the weather is hot, We’ll weather the weather Whatever the weather, Whether we like it or not.

2. Books in our life

3. Let us try to answer the following questions:
What do you imagine when you think of literature?
What sorts of book do you know?
What British writers and poets do you know?
Who is your favourite writer or poet?
Is reading important?

4. Words and expressions a reference book a bookworm pronunciation
to give (get) information
to solve problems
to inspire
to be fond of
to hurt eyes
to escape from
poetry
a bookworm
a galaxy
notable
verses
to take too much time
homeland
a birthplace
an author
a library

5. Translate into English
справочник
произношение
получать информацию
решать проблемы
вдохновлять
портить глаза
поэзия
книжный червь
плеяда
выдающийся
стихи
любимый
автор
библиотека

6. When I think of literature I imagine:
poetry
books
magazines
Literature
writers
poets
newspapers
libraries
bookshops

7. Books review Reference books Dictionaries Biographies Thrillers
Romances
Adventure stories
Science fiction
Historical novels
Detective stories
Travel books
Love stories
Classic
Modern novels
Horror
Westerns
Comics

8. Dictionaries Reference books Non – fiction books Romances Biographies
are books about
hobbies, plants, animals, weather.
another person,s life.
invented people and events.
facts about almost anything and everything.
words of a language with the information about their meanings, pronunciation.

9. Famous British writers and poets
R. Burns
L. Carol
Ch. Bronte
W. Shakespeare
O. Wilde

10. The famous people about books and reading
Reading makes a full man.
Francis Bacon
History books which contain no lies are extremely dull.
Anatole France
Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.
Richard Steel

11. Charlotte Brontё
Charlotte Brontё was a famous English writer. She was born in a poor family. There were six children in it. Their mother died when Charlotte was a very small girl. The girls were sent to a school for poor children. Later Charlotte described the school in her novel “ Jane Eyre”. It was published in 1847 and made the writer famous.