Vocabulary in the garden

BARBERRY HYDRANGEA DERAIN HONEYSUCKLE ROSE SPIREA LILAC BLOODROOT FORSYTHIA GRAPE

BERBERIS VULGARIS HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS CORNUS ALBA LONIZERA ROSA SPIREA SYRINGA IOSIKAEA POTENTILIA FRUTICOSA FORSITHIA INTERMEDIA PARTHENOCISSUS PLANCH

GUESS THE WORDS MALEP HBIRC LDENIN PARE OWILWL SUCEPR PNEI HUTECSTN BCHIRREE DRYER T LEM

GUESS THE WORDS BRYAERRB HANRAGYDE RAINED HSECKONUEYL OSRE PISARE ILACL BDTOLROOO FRSAYTHIO APEGR

GUESS THE WORDS DAHYGNERA LCALI REPISA BODOTLORO BEARBRYR RADEIN SYHIFORTA SEOR PEGRA HOCKNEYLSUE

Gardening The most popular hobby of the British is gardening. Most English people love gardens above all, and this is probably one reason why so many people prefer to live in houses rather than in flats. In the suburbs you can see row after row of ordinary small houses. And each house is surrounded by lots of flowers. Many people who have no gardens of their own have patches of land. They spend much leisure time working among their flowers, trees and vegetables. The British take part in numerous flower shows and vegetable shows with very good prizes. Such shows are very popular in Britain. To many gardeners the process of growing the plants and taking care of them seems more important than the pleasure of looking at the flowers or the prospect of eating vegetables. In many places a competitive gardener’s desire is to grow the biggest cabbages or leeks or carrots. So this is the most favourite hobby of the British people.

Translate the set expressions Гроздь винограда Красивая крыша Свежая капуста Нарцисс у реки Скворечник на липе Зеленый забор Ровный газон Лейка в садовом домике Клумба с розами Скамейка в саду

EAST OR WEST HOME IS BEST

English Proverbs An Englishman's house is his castle. East or West, home is best. There is no place like home. Every bird likes its own nest. Every dog is a lion at home. Dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. He has no home whose home is everywhere. Home is home though it be never so homely. The wider we roam, the welcome home.

Russian Proverbs Каждый кулик свое болото хвалит. Мой дом - моя крепость. В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше. Нет милее дома. Каждому мила его сторона. Дома и солома съедобна. У того нет дома, у кого дом везде. Своя земля и в горсти мила. Каждый кулик на своем болоте велик.

English proverbs & Idiomatic Phrases Men make houses, women make homes. A house is not a home. The house is a fine house when good folks are within. Grace your house, and not let that grace you. Owner should bring honor to the house, not the house to the owner. Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. Curiosity is ill manners in another’s house. Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. He that would be well needs not go from his own house. Far from home is near the harm. House divided against itself cannot stand When the house is open, the honest man sins.

table, desk, bed, sofa, chair, armchair, bookcase, wardrobe, TV, lamp, clock, telephone, vase, computer At school At home

Translate the sentences and finish them with missed prepositions, articles and numerals 1. There are ….. floors …. the house. 2. There is ….. room …. the flat. 3. There are ….. windows and … door …. the room. 4. There is …. ceiling and ….. floor…..the room. 5. I have ….. sofa and ….. arm-chairs ….. my room. 6. We have …desks, …chairs, …. bookcase ….the English classroom. 7. You can see …..bed and …… wardrobe …. my room. 8. The vase is ….. the shelf.

Translate the sentences and insert missed prepositions 1. There is a TV-set … the wall. 2. There are two armchairs … the sofa. 3. Tom’s sofa is comfortable. He is ….the sofa. 4. Tom does not like to have a rest ….his sofa. 5. There are many interesting books …..Tom’s bookcase. 6. There is a wardrobe ….. the left of the TV-set. 7. Tom lives …. a flat ….. the fifth floor. 8. There is a carpet ……the floor.

House Words Quiz Where do you find a toaster and a kettle? Where do you find pillows, blankets, and an alarm clock? Where do you find shampoo, soap, and a shower? Where do you find a T.V., a sofa and a coffee table? Where do you find coat hangers and clean clothes? Where do you find bicycles, the car and various odds and ends? Where do you find spades, a hose, bulbs and gardening gloves? Where do you find a cot, nappies or diapers, and a romper suit? Where do you find a washing machine, soap powder and dirty socks? Where do you find lavatory paper, air freshener and a seat cover?

Name the words of active vocabulary

Active Vocabulary Furniture & equipments: a sofa, a bed, an armchair, a floor, TV-set, a cupboard, a wardrobe, a bookcase, a bedstand…a fridge, a freezer, a shower, a toilet, a bowl, a carpet, curtains, a fireplace, an oven, a microwave, a toaster, a vacuum cleaner, a chest of drawers, a washing machine, a window-ceiling, a table, chairs, a mirror, a rug, a sink, Different rooms: a bathroom, a kitchen, a living-room, a dining-room, a bedroom, a hall a balcony, an attic, a yard, a cellar a bed/ a crib: a blanket, a quilt, a pillow, a sheet, a towel, a counterpane

Guess the words from Active Vocabulary BEWDROAR CARHAIRM NKBLAET FIPELRACE HOSREW CTAINUR RORMIR OLTIET BOMROATH CNKITHE LYCOBAN POWILL BRIC ITFURERNU