11th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 5. Family breakdown (New book)

 

11th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 5. Family Breakdown, an interactive worksheet by VeronikaBeb
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11th grade. Unit 9. Lesson 3. Typically British

 

11th grade. Unit 8. Lesson 4. News Report

 

11th grade. Unit 8. Lesson 3. The Festival of Art

 

11th grade. Unit 7. Lesson 7. Get Yourself an Agent

 

11th grade. Unit 6. Lesson 8. Who do you think you are

 Listen to two people talking about famous people who have Belarusian ancestors and do the quiz:

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11th grade. Unit 4. Lesson 5. The Land down under (New book)

What are your associations with Australia? 

What does the title of the lesson mean? 

Why does Australia have such a name?

Do the following quiz, click here to listen to  an educational radio programme about Australia and check your answers.

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11th grade. Unit 4. Lesson 4. Does the monarchy still matter?

Listen to some info about Great Britain and fill in the gaps:

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The Couple’s Press Secretary speaks about the Royal Family. Listen to the recording and fill in the missing information.

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11th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 1. Environmental issues (New Book)

👉 Communicative area: speaking about environmental issues

👉 Active vocabulary: aware, environment, resource depletion, deforestation, issues, interdependent, nuclear, valuable, biodiversity, species, extinct, endangered; prefix en-

1. Think of a place that you like. Describe it to your partner.

2. How would you feel if this place were destroyed?

Listen to the interview with Bill McKibben, an environmentalist and do the test to check your understanding. 

Click and listen "The Interview with Bill McKibben" (New Book)

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Prefix is a word part that is added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning. The prefix en- means in or within.

It is generally added to a word to make in a verb. 

In the word endangered the base of the word is danger ; when you add the prefix en-, the word becomes a verb meaning to put something at risk of being harmed, damaged or destroyed.

Listening B1-B2

Audio 008.mp3 

Listen to the conversation between two friends and answer the questions below.

  Audio 008 mp3

1. Who benefits from a camping holiday?

2. What things can a person do at the seaside?

3. Which type of holidays is Jane likely to choose?

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11th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 3. Animals in Danger (New Book)

1. In this The Daily Eco video we will talk about 10 animals that are currently in danger of extinction. 

Some of them are already condemned to disappear in a few years and, although there are many organizations working to preserve them, they continue to suffer day after day. 

Find out what are the main causes that these animals are at risk of disappearing forever...

Practise your vocabulary  on topic "Animals in danger" and learn more about famous celebrities helping animals in danger.

Cameron Diaz

Leo di Caprio

Natali Portman

Orlando Blum

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Learn more about the world’s most famous primatologist, conservationist and campaigner Dr Jane Goodall in the first person.

Visit conservation.org. Find out about the projects that are being done at the moment and choose the one you think is the most important. Write a paragraph explaining why you would like to join it. 

11th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 3. Deforestation (Old Book)

Listen to the interview with the Brazilian expert on rainforests Rosa Lemos de Sa, and do the test  filling in the missing words.