Pupils are given handouts with the speech of Domingo Solans “Parameters of the eurosystem’s monetary policy”, which has been copied from the internet http://europa.eu.int, dictionaries and guide questions: 1. What factor is closely connected with the rate of exchange? 2. What does “central banking independence” mean? 3. How do you understand “preparation of the markets”? 4. Which factor is the most significant for the currency to become international?
Mokiniai skaito tekstą ir taiso klaidas. Programa leidžia iš karto tikrinti atsakymus, todėl mokiniai iš tuoj pat mato, ar teisingai jie atsakė. Mokiniai atlieka testą. Po 30 minučių mokytojas tikrina, kaip mokiniai atliko darbą, aiškina būdingiausias klaidas.
In 1846 an Irish immigrant in New York named Alexander Stewart opened a business called the Marble Dry-Goods Palace. By (0) … so, he gave the world something completely new – the department store. Before this, no-one (1) … tried to bring together such a wide range of goods (2) … a single roof. The business did very (3) … . It expanded rapidly and soon had (4) … staff of two thousand. For Stewart even that was not enough, (5) … . In 1862 he moved to an eight-storey building nearby, (6) … he renamed A.T. Stewart’s Cast Iron Palace. It was, (7) … for many years would remain, the largest shop in the world.
The London Tea Trade Centre is on the north (0) … of the River Thames. It is the centre of an industry of (1) … importance in the (2) … lives of the British. Tea is without (3) … the British national drink: every man, woman and child over ten years of age has (4) … average over four cups a day or some 1500 cups annually. Some thirty per cent of the world’s exports of tea makes its (5) … to London. Britain is (6) … the largest importer of tea in the world. Samples of the vast amounts of tea brought into the country to (7) … the national thirst go to the London Tea Trade Centre, where they are tasted by (8) … professional tea tasters before being sold at each week’s tea sale. It is fascinating to see them at (9) … . Over a hundred samples are (10) … in a line on long tables. Teas are generally tasted with milk, (11) … that is how the majority in Britain drink their tea. The tasters move down the line with surprising (12) …, tasting each sample from a spoon and deciding what is a (13) … price for each tea. The types of tea that are popular in Britain are (14) … inexpensive but they are of a very high quality. The best are delicate (15) … of numerous teas from different sources and countries of origin.
Mokiniai skaito tekstą ir kiekviename tarpelyje įrašo tinkamą žodį. Programa leidžia iš karto tikrinti atsakymus, todėl mokiniai tuoj pat mato, ar teisingai jie atsakė. Mokiniai atlieka testą. Po 30 minučių mokytojas tikrina, kaip mokiniai atliko darbą, aiškina būdingiausias klaidas.
Mokiniai skaito tekstą ir taiso klaidas. Programa leidžia iš karto tikrinti atsakymus, todėl mokiniai tuoj pat mato, ar teisingai jie atsakė. Mokiniai atlieka testą. Po 30 minučių mokytojas tikrina, kaip mokiniai atliko darbą, aiškina būdingiausias klaidas.
1.Each group reads the information about 2 institutions their group has chosen and decides how these institutions help countries to ensure their safety, develop industry, what are the drawbacks and how it would influence social and political life in Lithuania; 2. Each group writes a short resume, which will be presented the next lesson and all students, referring to the facts, will be able to express their opinion about Lithuania’s entering the European Union.
Mokiniai skaito tekstą ir taiso klaidas. Programa leidžia iš karto tikrinti atsakymus, todėl mokiniai iš tuoj pat mato, ar teisingai jie atsakė. Mokiniai atlieka testą. Po 30 minučių mokytojas tikrina, kaip mokiniai atliko darbą, aiškina būdingiausias klaidas.
In 1846 an Irish immigrant in New York named Alexander Stewart opened a business called the Marble Dry-Goods Palace. By (0) … so, he gave the world something completely new – the department store. Before this, no-one (1) … tried to bring together such a wide range of goods (2) … a single roof. The business did very (3) … . It expanded rapidly and soon had (4) … staff of two thousand. For Stewart even that was not enough, (5) … . In 1862 he moved to an eight-storey building nearby, (6) … he renamed A.T. Stewart’s Cast Iron Palace. It was, (7) … for many years would remain, the largest shop in the world.
[a]:
*sudurtinio tarinio vardine dalimi: tom is a clever boy.
*su daiktavardžio, po junginio ‘there is’: there’s a good restourant near my house.
*šaukiamuosiuose sakiniuose: what a nice day.
*po ‘such’: he’s such a good boy.
*daiktavardžio priedėliu: thomas, a third year student, is our friend.
*skaitvardžio one reikįme (reiškinat laiką, atstumą, svorį): I’ll come back in a minute; this path is a kilometre long; I’ll buy a kilogram of bananas.
*prieš skaitvardžius: a dozen, a hundred, a thousand, a million.
*posakiuose: as a rule, to be in a hurry, it’s a shame, to be at a loss, it’s a pity; ypač posakiuose su veiksmažodžiais: to have (a good time, a smoke, a headache), to take (a bath, a shower, a swim), to give (a hand).
*profesijos
*a little, a few.