1. Different countries – different languages

2. Phonetic exercises America Russian German English Dutch France Swedish French German Dutch Russian English American Italian

3. Different countries – different languages Portugal Japan China Spain The UK France Greece Russia New Zealand Italy Creek English Chinese Russian Italian Spanish French Portuguese Japanese English

4. Proverbs East or west ______East or west There is no place___There is no place Every country ______Every country So many countries ___So many countries Dry bread at home ___Dry bread at home like home is better than cakes abroad home is best has its linen so many customs

5. East or west – home is best В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше.

6. There is no place like home Свой дом —самое лучшее место В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше. Хоть по уши плыть, а дома быть.

7. Every country has its linen У каждой страны свои обычаи. Что город, то норов. Сколько стран, столько обычаев. Во всяком подворье свое поверье.

8. So many countries, so many customs Сколько стран, столько и обычаев Что город, то норов, что деревня — то обычай. Что двор, то свой обычай.

9. Dry bread at home is better than cakes abroad Дома и солома едома Дома и стены помогают

10. English-speaking countries The United kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IslandThe United kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island The United States of America Canada Australia New Zealand

11. Great Britain The USAAustraliaNew ZealandCanada The capital The official language The population The flag The symbol The largest cities

12. Great Britain The USAAustraliaNew ZealandCanada The capitalLondonWashingtonCanberraWellingtonOttawa The official language English Maory English French The population 57 million250 million18 million4 million30 million The flagThe Union Jack Stars and Stripes The Small Union Jack and Stars -The Maple leaf The symbolBig BenThe bald eagle Kangaroo Emu KiwiThe Maple Leaf The largest cities LondonNew York Los Angeles Sydney Melbourne WellingtonMontreal

13. Who wants to be a millionaire?