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Абрамцева В.А.лицей № 1367

г. Москва

FABLES

New words:

hard-working ['hɑːdˌwɜːkɪŋ]

silly ['sɪlɪ] lazy ['leɪzɪ] cunning

['kʌnɪŋ] greedy ['griːdɪ] boastful

['bəustf(ə)l] Flatterer

['flæt(ə)rə]

wise [waɪz] attentive [ə'tentɪv] useful ['juːsf(ə)l] enjoyable

[ɪn'ʤɔɪəbl] moral ['mɔr(ə)l] clever ['klevə] honest ['ɔnɪst] kind [kaɪnd]

Match the name of the fable

with the picture:

Match the name of the fable

with the picture:

Match the name of the fable

with the picture:

Match the name of the fable

with the picture:

«If you want more, you may lose what

you already have»; «Take your good fortune as it comes»; «Little friends may prove great friends»; «United we stand, divided we fall»; «It is sometimes wiser to be pleased

with what you have»; «Example is the best precept».

Say which of the proverbs shows the moral of each

fable:

“The Boys and the Frogs”

New words:

mischievous ['mɪsʧɪvəs]

an ocean ['əuʃ(ə)n]

an edge [eʤ] a pond [pɔnd] shallow

['ʃæləu] a river ['rɪvə]

to amuse [ə'mjuːz]

to pelt [pelt] a stone [stəun]

a sweet [swiːt] several

['sev(ə)r(ə)l] to put out [put aut] to beg [beg]

a death [deθ] a body ['bɔdɪ] a neck [nek]

an apple ['æpl]