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9.12.2019

1.
These doors.   these apples,    these books,    these pens
those boys,       those girls,.      those mans,    those childs.

2.
This window.   this dog.        this cat     this door.   that flower
that desk.   that table,     that chair. 

3. 
1) I like this flower.
2) I like thes flowers
3) He reads this book.
4) He reads thes books
5) Do you like thes shoes.
6) I don't want to eat thes apples.
7) Jimmy plays with this dog.
8) We don't see thes pictures well.
9) Mary likes this dress.
10) He writen thes exercises.
11) She puts thes plates on the table.
12) They like to play with thes toys.

4.
1) He is speaking to that boy.
2) He is speaking to those boys.
3) She is opening that window.
4) Will you give me that pen?
5) They bought those books yesterday.
6) Those boys were sitting under the tree.



4.
1) The children are playing in the park.
2) How many books do you have.
3) There are many trees in your garden.
4) I like this story.
5) This is e very big house.
6) The students are writing in their copy-books.
7) There is a blakboard in your classroom.
8) Mr. Smit has threethree sons.
9) He has one cat.



Class Work

1. There are five pens in the box. (Տուփի մեջ կա հինգ գրիչ)

2. There is a car in the garage. (Մեքենան ավտոտնակում է)

3. There are some books on the table. (Սեղանի վրա կա մի քանի գիրք)

4. There is a telephone in the bedroom. (Հեռախոսը ննջասենյակում է)

5. There are two tables in the kitchen. (Խոհանոցում կա երկու սեղան)

6. There are many birds in that tree. (Այս ծառին կան շատ թրչյուններ)

7. There is a magazine on the floor. (Ամսագիրը հատակին է)

8. There are four chairs in the room.  (Սենյակում կա չորս աթոռ)

9. There are seven days in a week. (Շաբաթվա մեջ կա յոթ օր)

10. There is a drink in the fridge. (Սառնարանում կա ըմպելիք)


Barrier of fear

By saying fence one can understand various things, such as the fear that results from the other walls — distrust, shyness, restraint, laws, statehood, and so on. We have reached this world through fear, and need not get rid of it, yes, we need to be more confident, need to be more energetic, but we need not get rid of fear, it is a reflex that protects everything from falling under the car, losing money, before dying, but not always.
Fear arises because of this dangerous world and people's quarrels. At one time people were wild kedans, killing each other to get food, drink, and space. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to steal and steal money, but money to eat instead of food.
People have realized that no matter how much they develop, wilderness will remain, so they have devised laws that moderate human freedom for the benefit of all, but there are animals that neglect humanity and violate laws for their greed. and there are people who break the laws of survival because they have a fear, a fear that they will not be able to live.


Fear helps, it hurts, and we do not need to dig deeper to understand whether or not to get rid of it. I think we should not get rid of it, but the fear must be moderate.
Fear will not free my beloved readers only to diminish, to divide the various feelings and thoughts, but the fear will not peris.




3.1

1) He's waiting for a bus.
2) They are playing football.
3) He is lieing on the floor.
4) They are having breakfast.
5) She's siting on the table.



3.2

1) Please be quiet.I'm working.
2) 'Where's John?' 'He's in the kitchen.He's cooking.'
3) 'You are standing on my foot.' 'Oh I'm sorry.'
4) Look!Somebody is swiming in the river.
5) We're here on holiday. We're staying at the Central Hotel.
6) 'Where's Anna?' She's having a shower. Theye are building a new theatre in the city centre at the moment.
7) I'm going now.Goodbye.



3.3

1) She's siting on the floor.
2) She's not reading a book.
3) She's not playing the piano.
4) She's laughing.
5) She's wearing a hat.
6) She's writing a letter.

3.4

1) I'm siting on a chair.
2) I'm not eating.
3) It's raining.
4) I'm learning English.
5) I'm not listening to music.
6) The sun is shining.
7) I'm wearing shoes.
8) I'm not reading a newspaper.

4.1
1) Are you going now.
2) Is it raining.
3) Are you enjoying the film.
4) Is that clock working.
5) Are you writing a letter.

4.2
1) Where is she going.
2) What are you eating.
3) Why are you crying.
4) What are they looking at.
5) Why is he laughing.
4.3
1) Are you listening to me.
2) Where are going your friends.
3) Your parents are watching television.
4) What is cooking Ann.
5) Why are you looking at me.
6) Is the bus coming.

4.4
Are you wearing a watch? No,I'm not.
Are you eating something? Yes,I'm. 


5.1

1) She reads

2) He thinks

3) It flyes

4) He dances

5) She haves

6) It finishes

5.2

1) He plays the piano.

2) They lives in a very big house.

3) She eats a lot of fruit.

4) They plays tennis.

5) They goes to the cinema a lot.

6) He sleeps eight hours a night.

5.3

1) Margaret speaks four languages.

2) In Britain the banks opens at 9:30 in the morning.

3)The City Museum closes at 5 o’clock in the evening.

4) Tina is a teacher. She teachs mathematics to young children.

5) My job is very interesting. I meet a lot of people.

6)Peter  washes his hair twice a week.

7) Food is expensive. It costs a lot of money.

5.4

1) Sue always arrires early.

2) I plays basketball often.

3) Margret usually works hard.

4) Jenny always wear nice clothes.

5) We always haves dinner at 7:30.

6) Tim never watchs television.

7) Children usually likes chocolate.

8) Julia always enjoys parties.

6.1

1) I pley the piano very well. I don’t pley the piano werry well.

2) Jane plays the piano very well. Jane doesn’t play the piajo very well.

3) They know my phone number. They don’t know my phone number.

4) We work very hard. We don’t work very hard.

5) He has a bath every day. He doesn’t have a bath every day.

6) You do the same things every day. You don’t do the same things every day.

6.2

Bill and rose like classical music. Carol doesn’t like classic music. I don’t like classic music. Bill and Rose don’t like boxing. Carol likes boxing. I don’t like boxing. Bill and Rose like horror films. Carol doesn’t like horror films. I like horror films.

6.3

1) I don’t watch TV very ofthen.

2) I don’t go to theatre very often.

3) I never ride a bicycle very often.

4) I don’t eat in restaurants very often.

5) I don’t travel by rain very often.

6.4

1) I buy newspaper ewery day but sometimes I don’t read it.

2) Paul has a car but he doesn’t use it very ofthen.

3) They like films but they don’t go to the cinema very often.

4) Amanda is married but she doesn’t wear a ring.

5) I don’t  know much about politics. I’m not interested in it.

6) It’s not an expensive hotel. It doesn’t cost much to stay there.

7) Brian lives near us but we don’t see him very often.

6.5

1) Margaret speaks four languages – English, French, German and Spanish.

2) I don’t like my job. It’s very boring.

3) ‘Where’s Martin?’ ‘I’m sorry.I don’t know.’

4) Sue is a very quiet person. She talks very much.

5) Jim drinks a lot of tea. It’s his favourite drink.

6) It’s not true!I doesn’t believe it.

7) That’s a very beautiful picture.I like it very much.

8) Mark is a vegetarian.He doesn’t eat meat.








Houme Word

Meri`s mother told her not to go out
He said, that he had read that book before.
Margret asked Richard where he was going for his holidays.
The teacher asked if I understood then.
I told my friend to meet me outside the cinema at 6 o`clock.
He said, he should have to leave at five that day.
He asked my friends how he field after after his holidays.
He asked Peter if he forgotten to wind up the clock.
The teachers told the peouplse to learn the poem by hard.

He said he had asked me that question tree times already.
He asked me how I spelt beginning.
He asked Jhon if he would explain whats he meant.
The old man told the little girl not to run across the street.
He said, that he had forgotten to post my letter the day before.
The teacher asked the student why they had not written their corrections.
Bob asked Helen if she thought George would pass his exam.
The teacher Told tom to collect the exercise-books and put them on his table.
He said  that he ussualy took a bus to his office.

What Is Freedon For Me

Have you ever thought what does the word “freedom” mean? I think it is quite an abstract thing which is different for each individual. 
Someone thinks that the freedom is connected with the right to say anything the person wants without a fear of being punished or restricted of doing so. Others think that freedom is connected in walking anywhere they want. Some people think that freedom is your right to choose the government. But no one can say, what is the freedom itself? And in my essay, I have decided to drive deeply into the issue of freedom definition and share my thoughts what does freedom actually means. Freedon is the right to chose if this doesn’t harm other people. 


SIMPLE PAST- PAST PERFECT
Class12
Բացել փակագծերը՝ բայերը գործածելով կամ Simple Past, կամ՝ Past Perfect ժամանակաձևերում:
  1. The teacher checked our essays by last Saturday.
  2. She opened the door and saw that someone had turned everything upside down.
  3. Tom didn't go to bed until he cleaned his teeth.
  4. She said that she seen that film didn't want to see it again.
  5. When I loiked at him I thought that I had met him somewhere before.
  6. We hadn't hat breakfast when she arrived.
  7. We couldn’t pass the border because we had left our passports at home.
  8. After he read all the names on the list, he realized that he hadn't to passed the test.
  9. When she came home it seemed to him that something bad had happened.
  10. When I arrived at the airport, I discovered that I had forgorren to bring the passport.

NEW WORDS AND PHRASAL VERBS

get up-  վեր 
Give in- հանձնվել
Give up- դադարել
Grow up- մեծանալ
Grow out- շորերի փոքրանալ
Get along (get no)- լեզու գթնել
Find out- ճշտել
Fil down- վատ տրամ
Fol by hain հետ մնալ
Drop in այցելել
Drift apart հեռացնել իրարից
Brin up դաստիրակել
Brek up բաժանել դադարել
Brink togedor միացնել 
Let down հուսախափ անել
Look ofter խնամել
Look out զգույշ լինել
Look up փնտրել բառարանում
Look for փնտրել
Look forovart to անհափեր սպասել
















My hobby is music and spot. I play in fortepiano, in trombon and One at a time I invent music. Music is my live I can not live without music.  I  partisipeitid 1 marathon and I  won medal first place  amonge people of my age. 





Fill in the blanks with a present simple or present continuous tense form.

1. I am doing my homework.
do
am doing
2. She works as a receptionist.
works
is working
3. He is staying with his parents at the moment.
stays
is staying
4. I always get up at 6 o'clock.
get
am getting
5. He is busy at the moment. He is talking to a friend.
talks
is talking
6. I'm sorry but do not nunderstanding what you mean.
am not understanding
do not understand
7. You eat too much fat food.
eat
are eating
8. Which TV channel do  you usually watch ?
are you usually watching
do you usually watch
9. What time does the train arrive?
does
is
10. How often do you go to the movies?
do you go
are you going
11. What do you do at the moment?
do you do
are you doing
12. I usually get up early on Mondays.
am getting up
get up

1. Armenia is an ancient country.

Armenia, along with Iran, China, Greece, Egypt and Japan, is among the 6 ancient countries that have survived for thousands of years. Armenia was first mentioned in 1st century  in 520 BC. Armenia was also mentioned in ancient Greek authors Herodotus and Xenophon in the V century BC.

2. First country to adopt Christianity

Armenia is the first country to accept Christianity as state religion. Jesus Christ’s apostles Thaddeus and Bartholomew preached in Armenia and Armenian Apostolic Church is named after them. Gregory the Illuminator (Lusavorich), who baptized Armenia in 301, became the first Catholicos of All Armenians. Armenia became the first Christian state.

3. The first church in the world was built in Armenia

Echmiadzin Cathedral was the first official church, built in the IV century. First Catholicos Gregory the Illuminator (Lusvorich) dreamed that Christ came down from the sky with a fiery hammer in the hand and pointed out the place to build a church. In the year 303 in that place, where at the time was an ancient pagan temple, the church was founded, named Echmiadzin.
Christ’s Spear (Spear of Longinus), which the Roman soldier Longinus thrust in Jesus Christ, is kept in the treasury of the Echmiadzin Cathedral. Since 2000, the cathedral is in the list of UNESCO World Heritage.

4. Yerevan is one of the oldest cities in the world

Yerevan, the 13th capital city of Armenia, one of the oldest cities in the world, is located in the north-eastern part of the Ararat Valley. It was founded in 782 BC by King Argishti I. Yerevan is 29 years older than Rome. In 2018 Yerevan will celebrate its 2800 anniversary.

5. The Armenian alphabet is one of the most advanced in the world

The Armenian alphabet was created in 405-406 AD by a scholar and monk Mesrop Mashtots. The key to creating the Armenian alphabet served the ancient Armenian language, consisting of 28 letters, which absolutely didn’t correspond to the sounds of the Armenian language. Mashtots’ alphabet consists of 36 letters. 7 letters convey vowel sounds and 29 letters - consonants. After the XII century 2 more letters appeared in the alphabet, and in 1940 through the merger of existing two letters another letter appeared in the alphabet, but it has no title. Scientists consider the Armenian alphabet one of the three most advanced in the world, along with Georgian and Korean alphabets.
Mesrop Mashtots is also the creator of the Georgian and Albanian alphabets. More than one thousand six hundred years the Armenian alphabet exists almost unchanged. The monument to the Armenian alphabet and its creator Mesrop Mashtots is in the village of Artashavan, on the slope of Mount Aragats.

6. The world's first textbook of arithmetic problems was created by an Armenian mathematician

The world's first textbook of arithmetic problems was created by an Armenian scientists the VI century mathematician David the Invincible. A sample of this book is kept at Matenadaran - the Institute of Ancient Manuscripts named after St. Mesrop Mashtots. Matenadaran is one of the largest repositories of manuscripts in the world. Matenadaran is also the world's largest repository of ancient Armenian manuscripts.

7. Armenia is the homeland of apricot

Armenia is considered to be the homeland of apricot. This is due to the history of the penetration of apricot from Asia to Europe. The famous French biologist De Poerderle (fr. De Poerderlé) in the XVIII century, wrote: "The name of this tree comes from Armenian, Asian province, where it appeared and from where it was brought to Europe ..."
Previously it was thought that in the XIX century, the apricot was imported from Armenia to Greece by Alexander the Great, and then from Greece to Italy. This version was not confirmed by the Roman and Greek inscriptions of the time: apricot is not mention there.
However, apricot is mentioned in the sources of the I century, which gives evidence that the apricot was in Italy in the I century BC, after the Roman-Parthian Wars. Apricot was called "Armenian apple" (lat. Mela armeniaca, lat. pomum armeniacum), which confirms the theory that the apricot was brought to Rome from Armenia. Arab geographer Ibn al-Faqih in his "Book of Countries" (903) mentions the Armenian apricot under its Armenian name “tsiran” and calls it "the fruit of Armenia."
Famous Armenian musical instrument "duduk" is made of apricot wood.

8. Biblical mountain Ararat

Mount Ararat is the symbol of Armenia. It is depicted on the emblem of the country. Noah landed on Mount Ararat on his ark after the waters of the world Flood subsided "And the ark rested in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, upon the mountains of Ararat" (Genesis 8:4).
Ararat Mountain range consists of two extinct volcanoes: Great Ararat (in Armenian Masis, 5165 m) and Small Ararat (in Armenian Sis, 3927 m).
However, at present, the mountain is not in Armenia. It is in the territory of modern Turkey. It was moved to Turkey in 1921 by the Treaty of Kars. The modern Republic of Armenia doesn’t recognize the Treaty of Kars.

9. Armenian Genocide

Armenian Genocide - Armenian massacres organized and implemented by the authorities of the Ottoman Empire in 1915 and lasted until 1923. The genocide was carried out by means of physical destruction and deportation, including the displacement of the civilian population in the conditions that lead to certain death. In 1907 in Turkey the power was taken by the Young Turks, who had the ideology of pan-Turkism, or the dream of a "Great Turan" from the Balkans to the Altai. Turkey's entry into the First World War in 1914 gave the Young Turks the opportunity for a final decision of "the Armenian issue", that is, the complete extermination of the Armenians.
"Who now remembers the extermination of the Armenians?" - asked Adolf Hitler, thus motivating the German attack on Poland and planning the Holocaust.
About 1,500.00 Armenians were violently killed. Armenian Genocide is recognized and condemned by 26 countries. This event was 100 years old on April 24, 2015.

10. The Armenian Diaspora

The total number of Armenians in the world is 10-12 million, whereas the population of Armenia is around 3 million.
After the 1915 genocide nearly 500,000 Armenians were scattered around the world and Armenian Diaspora greatly increased. Armenian refugees from Turkey settled in many cities of Eastern Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East. Large Armenian communities now exist in the United States, Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Ukraine, France, Syria, Argentina, Jordan, Bulgaria, Brazil, Canada, Australia and other countries.
Diaspora has a great economic and political support to Armenia.


Clas work


Ernest Hemingway biolgraphical

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), born in Oak Park, Illinois, started his career as a writer in a newspaper office in Kansas City at the age of seventeen. After the United States entered the First World War, he joined a volunteer ambulance unit in the Italian army. Serving at the front, he was wounded, was decorated by the Italian Government, and spent considerable time in hospitals. After his return to the United States, he became a reporter for Canadian and American newspapers and was soon sent back to Europe to cover such events as the Greek Revolution.


A Canary for One “Extended Summary“

First published in 1927, “A Canary for One” occurs in the early 1920s on a train
headed toward Paris. Its three characters, an older wealthy woman and a couple in their late twenties, are all Americans; only at the end do we realize that the young husband is the actual narrator of the story. As they sit together on the train, the older woman initiates and then dominates the conversation. She first voices her concern that modern trains move at such rapid rates that wrecks are bound to occur but then turns to the topic of marriage, asserting that only American men are suitable husbands for American women. This, in turn, brings the woman to what is really on her mind, her daughter. While on a family vacation to Switzerland two years beforehand, she confides to the young couple her daughter had met an eligible Swiss bachelor, and the two had fallen in love.
But the woman would not let her daughter wed a foreigner, and she forced the family to return to America. Her daughter, she notes, is still distraught about this, and the woman says that she has bought a singing canary to cheer he up.

Throughout the conversation, the young wife says very little, and her husband says virtually nothing at all. The young woman does reveal that she and her husband had spent their honeymoon at the same Swiss resort, and that they had lived in Paris but were then forced to leave by the coming of World War I. She adds that they are now headed back to Paris. Meanwhile, her husband merely looks out the window of the speeding train, as the passing landscape is described through his eyes. It features a wrecked train, an incinerated farmhouse, and other scenes of devastation. When the train pulls into Paris, the young man finally reveals the hidden twist: he and his young American wife are goSummary“
aris to begin divorce proceedings.









Use of Tablets at school

At our school study we use different devices for education. We can use laptop and tablet. I use table because it is light and it's works fast, but 























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f he studied better he would have a better job.
If John read worse he would fail the exam
If I had more money I would buy a new car
If he trained better he would win
If he cried louder people would hear and help him.
The Silk road was a network of trade routes, formally established during the Han Dinasty of China, which linked the regions of the ancient world in commerce. As the Silk road was not a single thoroughfare from east to west, the term ‘Silk Routes’ has become increasingly favored by historians, though ‘Silk Road’ is the more common and recognized name. Both terms for this network of roads were coined by the German geographer and traveler, Ferdinand von Richthofen, in 1877 CE, who designated them ‘Seidenstrasse’ (silk road) or ‘Seidenstrassen’ (silk routes). The network was used regularly from 130 BCE, when the Han officially opened trade with the west, to 1453 CE, when the Ottoman  boycotted trade with the west and closed the routes.
The virtual reality experience is when you put a VR glass on your head and see another world around you.This technology makes your brain concentrate on what happens in the virtual world and lets you play games there. Anyone will guess that there are instructions on how to use VR. You must make sure that the person who uses VR has no mental problems etc. And I want to remind you that there is a time limit for usage thought by experts with high qualification.Also you must consider that person has no vision and nerve problems.A lot of people are searching for good games to play, so clever and talented people created this smart technology.if it is used in a  right way it will help you, for instance, make progress in your shooting skills.And also if you hesitate about your health, go and take an exam if you pass it you can use VR and maybe you’ll achieve something here.
 I  am  not  an expert , I  am  a beginner.
 I have  made   great progress recently
i had no opportunity to learn the poem by heart yesterday.
He  hasn’t  answered all the questions  and  he thinks  he  has failed.
Please, hand in your papers.
i think my education will give me the ability of finding a good job.
What is  your  opinion about  this  question?
Famous couple
Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawl are undeniably one of Hollywood’s most inspiring and well-loved couples. They began dating in 1983, share four children — Kate and Oliver Hudson and Wyatt and Boston Russell — and have become a picture-perfect example of the contemporary blended family, eschewing marriage in favor of a non-formal commitment. When asked about why she and Kurt haven’t tied the knot, Goldie said, “The question is, ‘Why (get married)?’ It’s not, ‘Why not?’ We love each other. We fight the way people are supposed to fight. We love our lives together.”
In addition to building a family, they’ve both established storied separate careers and have also starred together in three films — The One and OnlyGeniune,Original family,Band, Swing Shift, and Overboard, which they recently watched for the first time ever.







The Silk road was a network of trade routes, formally established during the Han Dinasty of China, which linked the regions of the ancient world in commerce. As the Silk road was not a single thoroughfare from east to west, the term ‘Silk Routes’ has become increasingly favored by historians, though ‘Silk Road’ is the more common and recognized name. Both terms for this network of roads were coined by the German geographer and traveler, Ferdinand von Richthofen, in 1877 CE, who designated them ‘Seidenstrasse’ (silk road) or ‘Seidenstrassen’ (silk routes). The network was used regularly from 130 BCE, when the Han officially opened trade with the west, to 1453 CE, when the Ottoman  boycotted trade with the west and closed the routes.
The virtual reality experience is when you put a VR glass on your head and see another world around you.This technology makes your brain concentrate on what happens in the virtual world and lets you play games there. Anyone will guess that there are instructions on how to use VR. You must make sure that the person who uses VR has no mental problems etc. And I want to remind you that there is a time limit for usage thought by experts with high qualification.Also you must consider that person has no vision and nerve problems.A lot of people are searching for good games to play, so clever and talented people created this smart technology.if it is used in a  right way it will help you, for instance, make progress in your shooting skills.And also if you hesitate about your health, go and take an exam if you pass it you can use VR and maybe you’ll achieve something here.
 I  am  not  an expert , I  am  a beginner.
 I have  made   great progress recently
i had no opportunity to learn the poem by heart yesterday.
He  hasn’t  answered all the questions  and  he thinks  he  has failed.
Please, hand in your papers.
i think my education will give me the ability of finding a good job.
What is  your  opinion about  this  question?




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