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Слайд 3The definition
Stereotype is a belief or idea of what a particular
type of person or thing is like.
Stereotypes are often unfair or untrue. (Longman Dictionary of Contamporary English )
Stereotypes are often unfair or untrue. (Longman Dictionary of Contamporary English )
Слайд 6Questions for text:
Why are Americans famous for their capacity for volunteer
actions?
Why are Americans always on the move?
Why do Russians build such colossal things as the Cathedral of Jesus Christ the Saviour, the Mother Russia Monument in Volgograd?
Why do Russians value stability?
Why are Americans always on the move?
Why do Russians build such colossal things as the Cathedral of Jesus Christ the Saviour, the Mother Russia Monument in Volgograd?
Why do Russians value stability?
Слайд 7Proverbs:
When in Roman , do as the Romans do.
It takes all
sorts to make a world.
The devil is not so black as it painted.
Don’t measure other people’s corn by your own bushel.
The devil is not so black as it painted.
Don’t measure other people’s corn by your own bushel.
Слайд 8European joke:
“Paradise is where cooks are French, mechanics are German, policemen
are British, lovers are Italian, and it is all organized by the Swiss.
Hell is where cooks are British, policemen are German, lovers are the Swiss, mechanics are French, and it is all organized by Italians.”
Hell is where cooks are British, policemen are German, lovers are the Swiss, mechanics are French, and it is all organized by Italians.”
Слайд 9Bibliography
Klippel, F. Keep Talking. Communicative fluency activities for language teaching.
Cambridge
Handbooks for Language Teachers. (Series edited by Penny Ur) – Cambridge University Press
