Countries and Languages
презентация к уроку (7 класс)

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Answer the questions. 1.Where are you from? 2.How many languages do you know? 3.What foreign languages do you know? 4.Do you speak French or German? 5.Would you like to learn French 6.Is you English quite good ?

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COUNTRIES and LANGUAGES

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1. What are the official languages of the United Nations? A) English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Arabic B) English, Russian, French, German, Spanish C) English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

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1 A) English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic are the official languages of the United Nations.

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2. Which of these written languages is the oldest ? A) Greek B) Egyptian C) German

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2 b) The oldest language is Egyptian’ which is 5 000 years old.

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3. Which of these languages has the largest vocabulary? A) English B) French C) German

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3 a) English has the largest vocabulary with approximately 500 000 words

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4. Which is the most widely spoken language in the world? A ) English B) Russian C) Mandarin Chinese

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4 c) Mandarine Chinese is spoken by 700 million people ( 70 % of the population of China)

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5. Which language has the most letters in its alphabet? A) Russian B) Cambodian C) Hindian

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b )Cambodian has 72 letters

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6. Which sub-continent has the largest number of languages? A) India B) South America C) North America

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6 a) 845 languages are spoken on the Indian sub-continent

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7. Where do they speak Dutch? A) Denmark B) the Netherlands C) Jamaica

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7 b) They speak Dutch in Holland (the Netherland)

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8. From which languages did the word “sputnik” come into the English language? A) Russian B) Greek C) Latin

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8 a) The word ”sputnik’’ came into English as well as into many other languages from Russian

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Foreign languages connect us with other cultures . - P ast simple -Future simple -Present Countinuous -Present Perfect -Present Perfect Countinuous