środa, 13 listopada 2013

Konkurs języka angielskiego

Przypominam, że 22 listopada 2013 roku w naszej szkole odbędzie się ogólnopolski konkurs języka angielskiego EDI :)

Zakres tematyczny - PINGWIN


Poziom I - Klasa IV i V
1. Gramatyka:
  • zakres materiału dla poziomu I oraz:
  • zaimki osobowe i przymiotniki dzierżawcze,
  • liczba mnoga rzeczowników,
  • czasownik "to be", "have got", "can",
  • zaimki wskazujące "this/that; these/those",
  • konstrukcje: "there is/isn't", "there are/aren't",
  • przyimki czasu i miejsca,
  • liczebniki główne od 1 - 100,
  • pytajniki: where, who, when, what, how,
  • pytania ogólne i krótkie odpowiedzi: yes/no,
  • czasowniki: like, love, hate, want, live,
  • zdania pytające, przeczące i oznajmujące w czasie present simple,
  • rodzajnik nieokreślony "a/an" i określony "the",
  • zaimki dzierżawcze i osobowe w formie dopełnienia,
  • liczebniki główne i porządkowe,
  • czasy teraźniejsze: Present simple i Present continuous,
  • some i any,
  • przysłówki częstotliwości, pozycja przysłówka w zdaniu,
  • forma dzierżawcza: saxon genitive,
  • tworzenie pytań ogólnych i szczegółowych,
  • pytajniki: which, whose, why,
  • czas Past simple.



2. Funkcje językowe i słownictwo:
  • pozdrawianie, przedstawianie się,
  • wskazywanie przedmiotów,
  • wiek i miejsce zamieszkania, dane personalne,
  • kolory,
  • zwierzęta dzikie i domowe,
  • zegar, dni tygodnia; nazwy miesięcy i pór roku,
  • przedmioty niezbędne w szkole, klasa szkolna,
  • nazwy pomieszczeń w mieszkaniu i domu,
  • spędzanie wolnego czasu, wakacje,
  • rodzina,
  • owoce,
  • mój pokój, meble,
  • moje ulubione ..........,
  • duże liczby,
  • zajęcia w wolnym czasie, hobby i zainteresowania,
  • części ciała i ubrania,
  • przedmioty w klasie,
  • codzienne czynności, obowiązki domowe,
  • cechy wyglądu człowieka: wzrost, fryzura, oczy,
  • pogoda i zjawiska atmosferyczne,
  • jedzenie: owoce i warzywa,
  • nazwy posiłków,
  • kraje, narodowości i języki,
  • typowe miejsca w mieście i na wsi.




Poziom II- Klasa VI
1. Gramatyka:
  • zakres materiału dla poziomu I oraz:
  • czasy gramatyczne: Future simple i "going to" i Present simple dla przyszłości,
  • porównanie czasów: Present simple i Present continuous,
  • czas Past continuous, Present perfect,
  • porównanie czasów: Past simple i Past continuous,
  • porównanie czasów: Past simple Present perfect i Present simple,
  • nieregularna liczba mnoga rzeczowników,
  • stopień wyższy i najwyższy przymiotnika, porównania z as ...... as,
  • rzeczowniki policzalne i niepoliczalne,
  • "many/much, some/any/no", (a) few/(a) little, a lot of,
  • pytania: "How much?", "How many?",
  • czasownik "have", "have to" i "have got",
  • czasowniki modalne: "can; must; should, would, must, shall",
  • liczebniki porządkowe,
  • tryb rozkazujący,
  • czasowniki modalne: "could,  may, might",
  • some/any/no/every + thing, body, one, where,
  • zdania czasowe,
  • zdania warunkowe I  typu,
  • tworzenie przysłówków i ich pozycja w zdaniu,
  • podstawowe "phrasal verbs",
  • czasowniki "have, go, come",
  • przymiotniki i przysłówki; przymiotniki o przeciwnym znaczeniu.


2. Funkcje językowe i słownictwo:
  • zakres materiału dla poziomu I oraz:
  • podróżowanie, wakacje,
  • praca, zawody i czynności z nimi związane,
  • opis wyglądu i osobowości człowieka,
  • uczucia i emocje,
  • wyrażanie opinii, planów, zamiarów,
  • jedzenie i jego składniki, sposób przygotowania,
  • technologie informacyjne, komputery,
  • zdrowie, choroby, ich objawy i leczenie, wypadki,
  • pogoda, krajobrazy,
  • spędzanie wolnego czasu,
  • prośba o pozwolenie, odmowa, dawanie pozwolenia,
  • szukanie i pytanie o informację,
  • porównywanie rzeczy,
  • hobby i zainteresowania,
  • daty,
  • grzeczne prośby i propozycje,
  • przedmioty szkolne,
  • praca człowieka, zawody,
  • żywność i napoje, tradycyjne jedzenie,
  • ceny; pieniądze brytyjskie i amerykańskie, sklepy i zakupy,
  • charakterystyczne miejsca w mieście,
  • sporty, umiejętności sportowe i wydarzenia sportowe,
  • plany na przyszłość,
  • różne formy transportu,
  • zdolności i umiejętności,
  • instruowanie i wydawanie poleceń.

Do vs. make

do czy make różnice

Halloween :)

halloween słownictwo

Hats

Packaging

Shopping

zakupy po angielsku

At, on, in.....

How to use titles properly

CAN

British vs. American



Food :)



Witam :)

Witam wszystkich serdecznie w nowym roku szkolnym 2013/2014. Spotykamy się raz w tygodniu - w środy - na 7 godzinie lekcyjnej , w klasie B-08 ( sala języka angielskiego ) :) Zapraszam wszystkich bardzo serdecznie :) :)

poniedziałek, 8 kwietnia 2013

margaret thatcher

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-fqzYufqUI

Ex-Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher dies, aged 87

Former Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher has died "peacefully" at the age of 87 after suffering a stroke, her family has announced.
David Cameron called her a "great Briton" and the Queen spoke of her sadness at the death.
Lady Thatcher was Conservative prime minister from 1979 to 1990. She was the first woman to hold the role.
She will not have a state funeral but will be accorded the same status as Princess Diana and the Queen Mother.
The ceremony, with full military honours, will take place at London's St Paul's Cathedral.
The union jack above Number 10 Downing Street has been lowered to half-mast.
Obama tribute Mr Cameron, who is in Madrid for meetings, has cancelled planned talks in Paris with French President Francois Hollande and will return to the UK later on Monday.

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In an era in which politicians are all too often greeted with indifference, it is easy to forget that Britain was once led by a woman who inspired passion - both love and loathing.”
BBC political editor Nick Robinson said Lady Thatcher had been a controversial politician who inspired "passion" among both her critics and supporters.
Her government privatised several state-owned industries and was involved in a year-long stand-off with unions during the Miners' Strike of 1984-5. She was also in power when the UK fought a war following Argentina's invasion of the Falkland Islands in 1982.
Lady Thatcher survived an assassination attempt in 1984, when the IRA bombed the Brighton Grand Hotel, where she was staying for the Conservative Party's annual conference.
During her later years in office she became increasingly associated with Euroscepticism. She is also seen as one of the key movers behind the fall of communism in eastern Europe.
She stood down in 1990 after she failed to beat Michael Heseltine by enough votes to prevent his leadership challenge going into a second round.

LIFE OF MARGARET THATCHER

  • 13 October 1925 - Born Margaret Hilda Roberts in Grantham, Lincolnshire
  • 1951 - Married businessman Denis Thatcher
  • 1959 - Becomes MP for Finchley
  • 1970 - Made minister for education
  • 1975 - Elected Conservative leader
  • 1979 - Becomes UK's first female prime minister
  • 1982 - Falklands War
  • 1983 - Elected prime minister for second time
  • 1984 - Survives Grand Hotel bombing
  • 1984-5 - Takes on unions in Miners' Strike
  • 1987 - Wins third term in Downing Street
  • 1990 - Resigns as prime minister
  • 1992 - Stands down as MP and accepts peerage
  • 2002 - Retires from public speaking
  • 8 April 2013 - Dies after suffering a stroke
World leaders and senior UK figures have been paying tribute to Lady Thatcher.
US President Barack Obama said the world had "lost one of the great champions of freedom and liberty" and that "America has lost a true friend".
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would "never forget her part in surmounting the division of Europe and at the end of the Cold War".
Ahead of his return to the UK, Mr Cameron told the BBC: "Margaret Thatcher succeeded against all the odds. The real thing is she didn't just lead our country; she saved our country.
"I believe she will go down as the greatest British peacetime prime minister."
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "The Queen was sad to hear the news of the death of Baroness Thatcher. Her Majesty will be sending a private message of sympathy to the family."
Lady Thatcher, born Margaret Roberts, served as MP for Finchley, north London, from 1959 to 1992.
Having been education secretary, she successfully challenged former prime minister Edward Heath for her party's leadership in 1975 and won general elections in 1979, 1983 and 1987.

Sir John Major, who replaced Lady Thatcher as prime minister in 1990, called her a "true force of nature".
He added: "Her outstanding characteristics will always be remembered by those who worked closely with her: courage and determination in politics, and humanity and generosity of spirit in private."
'Unique' Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair called her a "towering figure", while his successor Gordon Brown praised her "determination and resilience".
David Cameron: ''She didn't just lead our country, she saved our country''
Labour leader Ed Miliband said Lady Thatcher had been a "unique figure" who "reshaped the politics of a whole generation".
He added: "The Labour Party disagreed with much of what she did and she will always remain a controversial figure. But we can disagree and also greatly respect her political achievements and her personal strength."
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg described Lady Thatcher as one of the "defining figures in modern British politics", adding: "She may have divided opinion during her time in politics but everyone will be united today in acknowledging the strength of her personality and the radicalism of her politics."
London Mayor Boris Johnson tweeted: "Very sad to hear of death of Baroness Thatcher. Her memory will live long after the world has forgotten the grey suits of today's politics."
UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage called Lady Thatcher a "great inspiration", adding: "Whether you loved her or hated her nobody could deny that she was a great patriot, who believed passionately in this country and her people. A towering figure in recent British and political history has passed from the stage. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family."
Lady Thatcher, who retired from public speaking in 2002, had suffered poor health for several years. Her husband Denis died in 2003.

niedziela, 17 marca 2013

St. Patric`s Day

Saint Patrick, who lived during the fifth century, is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. Born in Roman Britain, he was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave at the age of 16. He later escaped, but returned to Ireland and was credited with bringing Christianity to its people. In the centuries following Patrick's death (believed to have been on March 17, 461), the mythology surrounding his life became ever more ingrained in the Irish culture: Perhaps the most well known legend is that he explained the Holy Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) using the three leaves of a native Irish clover, the shamrock.

Since around the ninth or 10th century, people in Ireland have been observing the Roman Catholic feast day of St. Patrick on March 17.


piątek, 8 marca 2013

Women` s Day :)

Happy Women's day, ladies! Today we're gonna have fun! :)



 International Women's Day (IWD), originally called International Working Women's Day, is marked on March 8 every year.