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    The document provides recommendations for English language learners on films to watch based on their level of proficiency: 1. For beginners (A1 level), it recommends cartoons with simple vocabulary from Pixar, such as Up, Casper, and The Flintstones, which use short and understandable phrases. 2. For pre-intermediate learners (A2 level), it suggests the films My Big Fat Greek Wedding, The Holiday, Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, and The Lion King, which have clearer speech patterns and provide exposure to different accents.

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    The document provides recommendations for English language learners on films to watch based on their level of proficiency: 1. For beginners (A1 level), it recommends cartoons with simple vocabulary from Pixar, such as Up, Casper, and The Flintstones, which use short and understandable phrases. 2. For pre-intermediate learners (A2 level), it suggests the films My Big Fat Greek Wedding, The Holiday, Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, and The Lion King, which have clearer speech patterns and provide exposure to different accents.

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    Lesson 1

    1. Homework check (слова)


    2. https://agendaweb.org/verbs/to-be-exercises.html
    3. homework text
    4. workbook p 13
    5. https://eslvideo.com/quiz.php?id=42561
    6. chatting
    For Elementary level (A1)

    (You can understand and say simple words in English).

    You should start with those films that you have already watched in your native language. For
    beginners, cartoons with simple vocabulary are perfect - for example, the work of the Pixar studio.
    Do not forget about subtitles, but let them be in English, otherwise all the benefits of watching a
    movie will come to naught.

    Up ("Forward and up") - one of the cartoons of the Pixar studio, suitable for beginners. This is a
    vivid story that can be understood even without words.

    Casper ("Casper is a good ghost") - man ultra-series about a ghost who wants to find real friends.
    Casper is not only friendly - he also speaks in short and understandable phrases.

    The Man Called Flinstone (“Man whose name is Flintstone). Parody of the famous "Bond" (a
    series of James Bond films). Funny cartoon with simple vocabulary, legible language and short
    phrases.

    Finding Nemo (“Finding Nemo”)... The story of one small fish in a huge ocean. Now is the time to
    revisit this cartoon and refresh your memories, because the sequel - "Finding Dory" is coming out
    soon.
    The Jungle Book ("The Jungle Book")... This is a classic cartoon that was filmed in 1967. The
    tale of the boy Mowgli is a great example of Disney's signature style.

    For Pre-Intermediate (A2)

    (Able to tell a little about yourself).

    My Big Fat Greek Wedding (“My Big Greek Wedding”). Romantic American comedy that has
    become one of 2002’s most successful films of the year. Look in order to cheer yourself up and
    listen to the slow clear speech of the heroes of the tape!

    The Holiday (“Holiday Exchange”). A romantic story about how two women decided to exchange
    houses. Leading roles are played by both Americans (Cameron Diaz and Jack Black) and the British
    (Jude Law and Kate Winslet). Isn't it a great opportunity to watch the “confrontation” of accents?

    Beauty and the Beast ("Beauty and the Beast")... Disney's tale of true love - lots of romance,
    songs and good pronunciation.

    The Wizard of Oz ("The Wizard of Oz"). The film, filmed back in 1939, is a classic that can be
    an excellent educational material for beginners.

    The Lion King ("The Lion King"). Cartoon, watched, probably all. And since we advised to start
    with films that you have already seen in your own language, why not choose your favorite Simba
    story?

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