A
mai téma a szállás.
1.
Kezdjük a témát a különböző típusú szállásokkal.
1.
Andrew:
Do you live in a house or a flat?
Edward:
I live in a small flat. Do you live in a flat, too?
Andrew:
No, I don’t. I live in a big old house.
Edward:
Where is your house?
Andrew:
It is very far from the city.
Edward:
Do you like having a house in the country?
Andrew:
Yes, I do. Do you like living in the middle of the city?
Edward:
I love it!
Andrew:
Why do you love it?
Edward:
Because it’s very exciting. There are many things to do.
Andrew:
There are a lot of things to do in the country but it is quiet.
Edward:
My flat is never quiet but I don’t care.
Andrew:
Why don’t you care?
Edward:
Because I never sleep.
Training
1
Andrew:
“I don’t live in a flat. I live in a big old house. It is in the
country and far from the city. I don’t like to live in the middle
of the city because it is too noisy there. There aren’t many things
to do in the country. There aren’t many places to go. It is a bit
boring to live in the country but at least it is quiet.”
1.
Do you live in a flat or a house?
2.
Is it a small new house?
3.
Where is it?
4.
Why don’t you like to live in the middle of the city?
5.
What can you do in the country?
6.
Where can you go?
7.
Is it very interesting to live in the country?
8.
Why do you like to live in the country?
Training
2
Edward:
“I don’t live in a house in the country. I live in a small flat
in the middle of the city. The city is noisy. There are a lot of cars
and people in the city. However, I like to live there because it is
so exciting. There are a lot of things to do in the city. My flat is
never quiet but I don’t care. I don’t care because I never
sleep.”
1.
Do you live in a house or in a flat?
2.
Is your flat small or big?
3.
Why is the city so noisy?
4.
Why do you like to live in the city?
5.
Why is it exciting to live there?
6.
Is your flat quiet?
7.
Why don’t you care about it?
Training
3
Andrew
and Edward are speaking about living in different types of
accommodation. Andrew prefers living in a house in the country and
Edward likes living in the middle of the city. The advantage of
living in the country is that it is quiet and this is what Andrew
likes. Edward finds living in the city very exciting. His flat is
never quiet but he doesn’t care because he never sleeps.
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Hallgassátok meg a párbeszédet, a három történetet és a
párbeszédek összefoglalóját anélkül , hogy olvasnátok a
szöveget. Csak a képet nézzétek. Hallgassátok meg 2-3
alkalommal. Miután meghallgattátok a párbeszédet és az
összefoglalókat, nézzétek meg a szövegeket és ellenőrizzétek,
megértettetek-e minden részletet, vagy sem.
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Olvassátok el a párbeszédet és az összefoglalókat és közben
vegyétek fel a hangotokat. Azután hallgassátok meg az eredeti
szövegeket, illetve a saját, felvett hangotokat mondatról-mondatra.
1.
Tréning. Válaszoljatok a kérdésekre. Olvassátok el az elsőt,
válaszoljatok rá, aztán a másodikat, és így tovább...
- Mondjátok
el az 1. tréninget anélkül, hogy néznétek a szöveget. Vegyétek
fel a hangotokat és hasonlítsátok össze azt a könyvben lévő
történettel.
A
2. Tréning esetében járjatok el ugyanúgy, mint az elsőnél.
3.
Tréning. Olvassátok el az összefoglalókat 2-3-szor. Most nem kell
semmit memorizálnotok.
Van
még további 40 párbeszéd és 120 olyan összefoglaló, mint ez,
Alexander Pavlenko, a Párbeszédek és összefoglalásaik kezdőknek
című könyvében.
2.
Emlékeztek az 5 mondatra a Szállás témakörben, amit tegnap
gyakoroltatok? Mondjátok el az 5 mondatot 2-3-szor.
1. Accommodation (flat, house)
1. I live in a flat in a block of flats.
2. I live in Budapest.
3. A lot of young people rent flats.
4. Students often share flats.
5. Only rich people live in houses in big cities.
3.
Nézzétek meg a képet és hallgassátok meg 2-3-szor az 1. témát
a Szállás témakörben.
-
Hallgassátok és olvassátok is el most. Állítsátok meg a
felvételt minden mondat után és próbáljátok utánozni az
anyanyelvi bemondót.
Accomodation
1. Accommodation
Accommodation
is a big problem these days. You can live in a flat or in a house. In
cities most people live in flats. Only very rich people can live in
houses in cities. Students usually share flats. Young families often
rent flats. Fortunately, I have a flat. I live in a block of flats in
Budapest. There are three rooms in my flat: a kitchen, a living room and
a bedroom. Unfortunately, there isn’t a big bathroom in my flat. It has
central heating. My flat has a nice view. Its windows overlook the
park. It is very comfortable and nice. I really like it.
Válaszoljatok a kérdésekre.- Is accommodation a problem today?
- Where do most people live in cities?
- Why do they live in flats?
- What do students usually do?
- What do young families often do?
- Do you have a flat?
- How many rooms are there in your flat?
- What are they?
- Is there a big bathroom, too?
- What view does the flat have?
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Próbáljátok megjegyezni a szöveget.
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Mondjátok el a szöveget. Vegyétek fel a hangotokat és vessétek
össze az eredeti szöveggel.
4.
Gyakoroljátok a Black Jack Comes Back 3. fejezetének 4. részét
(4. kép).
A
Black Jack program letölthető különféle platformokra az alábbi
linken:
Válasszátok
ki a megfelelő platformot: Windows (PC), MAC (Macintosh), iOS
(iPhones, iPads), Android (okostelefonok, tabletek), és kövessétek
az információkat.
EN Black Jack Chapter Three Part Four
5. Ismételjétek el és gyakoroljátok a 18. és a 30. tréningeket (there was/were) egyszerű múltban.
Training_18
There is a village in
America. It is called Budapest. There isn’t a big river in the
village. There is only a small stream there. There are two parts of
the village. The part on the right side of the stream is called Buda
and the part on the left side of the stream is called Pest. There is
only one bridge across the stream. It is called The
Chain Bridge. There
is a street in the village. It is called Vaci
Street. There is a
small hotel on the street. It is called The
Budapest Hotel. There
is a cinema on the street. It is called The
Pannonia. There is a
small restaurant in the street. It is called The
Fishermen’s Bastion.
You can eat Hungarian fish soup there. There is a pub in the street.
It is called Kochma.
You can drink palinka there.
Training_30
Once I went to America
because I knew that there was a village in America called Budapest. I
wanted to see the village. I saw the village. There wasn’t a big
river in the village. There was only a small stream there. There were
two parts of the village. The part on the right side of the stream
was called Buda and the part on the left side of the stream was
called Pest. There was only one bridge across the stream. It was
called The Chain
Bridge. There was a
street in the village. It was called Vaci
Street. There was a
small hotel in the street. It was called The
Budapest Hotel. There
was a cinema in the street. It was called
The Pannonia. There
was a small restaurant in the street. It was called The
Fishermen’s Bastion.
I ate Hungarian fish soup there. There was a pub in the street. It
was called Kochma.
I drank palinka there.
6.
Hallgassátok meg az 1. témát (Szállás) múlt időben. Olvassátok
el sokszor és válaszoljatok a kérdésekre.
Accomodation_past simple
Olvassátok el többször, majd válaszoljatok a kérdésekre.
1. Accommodation
Accommodation was a big problem
for me when I was young. I shared a flat with my fellow students.
There were three rooms in it: a kitchen, a living room and a bedroom.
Unfortunately, there wasn’t a big bathroom in my flat. It was very
comfortable and nice.
1. When was accommodation a
problem for you?
2. Who did you share a flat
with?
3. How many rooms were there?
4. What didn’t you like about
the flat?
5.
What was the flat like?
Található
még 50 téma egyszerű jelen időben és egyszerű múltban
Alexander Pavlenko, Társalgási Témák kezdőknek c. könyvében.
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