Learning English 5. [antikvár]

LESSON ONE1.Here we are back at school again!This is the beginning of a new school year.I hope you have not forgotten all that you learnt last year! We shall see!2.Shut your books and make a list of all the things that you can see, or do, in a class room. When you have finished your lists you may open your books again.What haveyou in your list? Haveyou all these things?teacherexercise bookpencilbookto learnpupilblackboardrulerinkto teachdeskschoolboyrubberbellto writechairschoolgirltablechalkto readnibpencil boxpicturepento askmappencil sharpenersatcheldusterto countpaperschool bagcompassesglobeto listenIf you have remembered all these words without looking in your books, you are very clever; you have a good memory. If you looked in your books you cheated, and you are not clever at all.4. Another name for teacher is schoolmaster, if the teacher is a man. If the teacher is a woman, she is called a schoolmistress. Every school has a headmaster or headmistress who is responsible for the school. That means that the headmaster or headmistress must see that there is order in the school, and that everything is done well. The headmaster or headmistress is sometimes called the principal.3LEARNING ENGLISH5.Another name for pupil is schoolboy, or schoolgirl. (What is another name for school bag?)The schools for older boys and girls, or where young men and women study for a profession, are called colleges. Colleges where young men and women do higher studies (medicine, law, engineering, etc.) are called universities.Men and women studying at colleges and universities are not called pupils; they are called students.6.A person who has been to a good school or college, and perhaps to a university as well, has a good education.He or she is an educated person.A person who has never been to school, or who has wasted time in school, knows little. He or she may be ignorant.7.You write with a .You write in a You read a .You draw lines with a .You rub out with a .You clean the board with the You sit on a .You sit at a You ring the You listen to the You carry books in a .You write on the board with You fill your pen with You draw circles with EXERCISEWrite ten sentences about your classroom.VOCABULARY STUDY UPThe little word "up" has different meanings.I. It means "from a lower to a higher place (level)" We went up the hill. Tom climbed up the steep hillside.