English with Ms. Krumlová: 2025

středa 9. dubna 2025

Procvičení MY TOWN:

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pátek 4. dubna 2025

At the restaurant

pátek 28. března 2025

Present Continuous for Future Plans - přítomný průběhový pro budoucnost

Countable x uncountable

LiveWorksheets - Countable/uncountable
LiveWorksheets - vocabulary
LiveWorksheets - containers

Listening 1

Listening 2

Listening 3
Listening 4

Some any a an - vysvětlení

úterý 25. března 2025

Daily routine

Natural readers

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Wordwall
Vocabulary - slovíčka Quizlet
Time and Daily routine

Flashcards
Questions:

1.When do you wake up in the morning?

2.What is the first thing you do after you wake up?

3.What do you usually eat and drink for breakfast?

4.What time do you eat lunch?

5.Do you eat dinner?

6.What do you do in the evening?

7.When do you usually go to bed?

středa 19. března 2025

What´s in the House

Blooket

The messy room

The house - prepositions of place

Leargning chocolate - prepositons of place

Wordwall

Learning chocolate - house - dům, místnosti

Learning chocolate - furniture - nábytek

There is There are

Dům - House - quizlet - slovíčka

Předložky - prepositions

Cvičení - dům - house
Cvičení - předložky místa - prepositions of place

House - projekt

Vyberte si jednu z následujících možností. Dům musí mít popsané místnosti a u obrázků nábytku a příslušenství, dekorací bude i napsané slovíčko. K tomu napíšeme 14 vět. V každé větě bude použita předložka místa. Používáme přeložky IN, ON, UNDER, IN FRONT OF, BEHIND, NEXT TO, BETWEEN. Každou použijeme 2x, napíšeme tedy 14 vět. Projekty si ukážeme a věty si přečteme ve škole, až se konečně zase uvidíme :)

Vzory vět:

There is a red sofa in the living room.

There are plants oposite the sofa.

The fridge is between the cooker and the cupboard.

House 1

House 2

House 3 - doporučuji nejdříve namalovat a následně až lepit

středa 12. března 2025

London

VisitLondon virtual tour

1. Where would you start your day in London? (Find a famous landmark and write 3 facts about it.) Describe why you feel it’s the best to visit.

2. Find an interesting place you didn’t know about before and describe it in 4 sentences. (you can include facts)

3. State 2 squares and write something about them.

4. State 2 examples of either art galleries, exhibitions or museums and state 2 facts about each. You can state 1 exhibition and 1 gallery for example.

5. Write 4 sentences about the St Paul's Cathedral

Wordwall

https://wordwall.net/cs/resource/3775294

London - Výukové zdroje

Work in pairs and prepare a conversation between two friends going to London for one day.

Discuss:

· what do you want to see? At least 2 places (argue which places are the best to see)

· how will you get around the city and why you chose this option? (The Underground (fast, cheap, Bus (good for sightseeing, slower), Taxi (expensive but direct)

Do not forget the introduction, for example “Next month we are going to London, I am so excited”

Example conversation:

Alex: Next month we are going to London! I’m so excited!

Emma: Me too! Where should we go first?

Alex: Let’s visit Buckingham Palace. We can see the Changing of the Guard!

Emma: That’s a good idea, but I also want to see the Tower of London. The Crown Jewels are there!

Alex: Okay! We can go to Buckingham Palace in the morning and the Tower of London in the afternoon.

Emma: Great! And maybe we can go to the London Eye in the evening?

Alex: Yes! The view of the city will be amazing!

Emma: How should we travel around the city?

Alex: Let’s take the Underground. It’s fast and cheap.

Emma: That’s true, but the bus is better for sightseeing. We can see the city from the top deck!

Alex: Good idea! We can take the Underground in the morning to save time and the bus in the afternoon to see more of London

Brexit

Brexit is a word that combines "Britain" and "Exit." It means that the United Kingdom (UK) decided to leave the European Union (EU).

The European Union is a group of 27 European countries that work together. EU members can trade goods(things that people buy and sell) easily, travel without visas (A document allowing someone to enter a foreign country), and follow shared rules. The UK was part of the EU from 1973 to 2020.

In 2016, the UK had a referendum (a national vote) to decide whether to stay in the EU or leave. The results were:

52% voted to leave
48% voted to stay

People who wanted to leave thought the UK should make its own rules, control immigration, and stop paying money to the EU. Others wanted to stay because trade, travel, and working in Europe would be easier inside the EU.

The UK officially left the EU on January 31, 2020. Since Brexit, new rules for trade, travel, and immigration have been put in place. Some businesses have found it harder to sell goods to Europe, and UK citizens now need visas to work in EU countries.

Some people believe Brexit was a good decision because the UK has more control over its own laws. Others think it was a mistake because it has made travel and business more difficult.

Exercise 1

1. What year did Britain officially leave the EU?

2. How long was Britain part of the EU?

3. Why do some people believe it was a mistake to leave the EU?

4. What changed for UK citizens after Brexit?

5. What does the UK have more control over after leaving the EU?

6. What was the purpose of the 2016 referendum?

7. What two words does Brexit combine?

What year did Britain officially leave the EU?

2020 (January 31, 2020).

How long was Britain part of the EU?

From 1973 to 2020, so 47 years.

Why do some people believe it was a mistake to leave the EU?

Because Brexit made trade, travel, and working in Europe more difficult.
Some businesses found it harder to sell goods to Europe.

What changed for UK citizens after Brexit?

They need visas to work in EU countries.
New rules for trade, travel, and immigration were introduced.

What does the UK have more control over after leaving the EU?

Its own laws.
Immigration rules.
Trade policies.

What was the purpose of the 2016 referendum?

To decide whether the UK should stay in or leave the European Union.

What two words does Brexit combine?

Britain and Exit.

pondělí 10. března 2025

Time

It´s two o'clock. Jsou dvě hodiny. 2:00 - o'clock pouze u celé hodiny!
It´s quarter past two. doslova: Je čtvrt po druhé. / česky: Je čtvrt na tři. 2:15
It's half past two. doslova: Je půl po druhé. / česky: Je půl třetí. 2:30
It's quarter to three. doslova: Je čtvrt do třetí. / česky: Je tři čtvrtě na tři. 2:45
It´s three o'clock. Jsou tři hodiny. 3:00

on Monday - v pondělí (s dny požíváme předložku on - on Friday, on Easter Monday,...)
at 7 o'clock - v sedm hodin ( s časem používáme předložku at - at half past five, at quarter to one)

I have got / I've got - já mám

We have got / We've got - my máme

Hra

Hra 2

Obrázek vysvětlení

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Cvičení

pátek 7. března 2025

Songs 2. stupeň

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Smooth Operator

Gone

Last Resort Reimagined

Never Gonna Give You Up

What Is Love

Someday

Flowers

Made You Look (A Cappella)

Don't Delete The Kisses

Why Am I Like This

Lightning In A Bottle

I'm Just A Kid
Love Story
Colorado
Kings & Queens
Savage Love
All My Loving
Keep Holding On
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Supalonely
Goodbye My Lover
Don't Start Now
Royals

Dance Monkey
Old Town Road
Can We Pretend
The Git Up
This Is Me
Undo
What If I Never Get Over You
I Don't Care
Tonight Tonight
Walk Me Home
Greensleeves
I See The Light
The Hanging Tree
No Matter What
If Our Love Is Wrong
You Are The Reason
All I Want Is You
Hopeful
Shallow
Forever
Y.M.C.A.
Rise
Angels
Girls Like You
You Deserve Better
All Summer Long
Friends
In My Blood
Happier
You're My Mate
Feeling Good
Personal
See You Again
I Help You Hate Me
Paris
These days
Havana Havana (Audio)
Seasons of Love
Yuri!!! On Ice History Maker
Locked Away
Little Hollywood
Perfect
Hopeful
I Like It
There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back
Numb
Life's About To Get Good
Something Just Like This
Hollywood
New Divide
Pulse
Until You've Fallen Down
Something Wild
The Unforgiven
Imagine - Pentatonix
Nancy Mulligan
Galway Girl
Roads Untraveled
What's Up
Fake Id
Come With Me Now
Bohemian Rhapsody
I Want It That Way
Everybody
As Long As You Love Me
Castle on the Hill
Shape of you
Don't Stop Me Now
Thief
You're The One That I Want
First date
Summer Of '69
Treat You Better
Dream It Possible
Heathens
Let Me Love You
Same Love
Setting The World On Fire
Hallelujah
This Girl
Just like that
Cold Water
No Money
What Makes You Beautiful
This is Halloween
Rock DJ
Closer (Cover)
Please Tell Rosie
This Used To Be My Playground 8
Sucker For Pain
London
Howling at the Moon
White Winter Hymnal
Misbehavin'
Daft Punk
Rather be
Faded
Dancing on my own
Money, Money, Money
Dear Darlin
Bitch
Love Yourself
7 Years
I'm yours
Rude
Lean on
All of me
Locked away
Stitches
Blank Space
Make you feel my love
Perfect
Bohemian Rhapsody
Just give me a reason
Just give me a reason
Let her go
Ghost town
Somebody that I used to know
Somebody that I used to know
The A team
The sk8er boi
Mr Brightside
A little party never kill nobody
The Hanging Tree
I see fire
Mother Knows Best
Party In The USA
Rockstar
Glad You Came
Lemon Tree
Call Me Maybe
The Scientist
All About That Bass
Counting Stars
Shake It Off
Photograph
Thinking Out Loud
I Say A Little Prayer For You

středa 5. března 2025

Project: Life in Britain

Project: Life in Britain

1. School and Education – What does a typical school day look like? What are the key differences between British and other school systems? What types of schools are there? Primary, secondary etc.

2. Pop Culture in the UK – What are some popular British films, TV shows, songs and celebrities? How has British pop culture influenced the world?

3. Sports in the UK – What are the most popular sports? How important are football, rugby, and cricket in British culture? What are some teams?

4. Geography of the UK – What are the main regions, landscapes, and important cities? How many people live in the UK etc.

5. Holidays and Traditions – What are the most important holidays and celebrations? How do British people celebrate Christmas, Bonfire Night, and other events?

Some sources (feel free to use your own):

United Kingdom

UK Boarding School and University Guardianship service | Bright World Encyclopedia

Encyclopedia Britannica | Britannica

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

pátek 21. února 2025

6.B 21.2.

Pexeso: https://wordwall.net/play/36554/679/5926

Moles: https://wordwall.net/play/65422/833/1765

čtvrtek 20. února 2025

Limerick

(44) Poetry II Limerick - YouTube

The Limerick Song for kids

https://youtube.com/shorts/fZgPHnCw-dg?si=nUA350jdT80xCtCR

středa 19. února 2025

British vs. American English

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American vs. British Pronunciation

Rhotic vs. Non-Rhotic Accents

American English is rhotic, which means speakers pronounce the "r" at the end of words.

Example: car → /kɑr/

British English (especially Received Pronunciation, RP) is non-rhotic, meaning the "r" is silent unless followed by a vowel (a,e,i,o,u etc.)

Example: car → /kɑː/

Different Accents in Each Country

🇺🇸 American Accents:
General American

Clear and Even Speech – No strong regional accent
Rhotic (Pronounces "R") – Car → "Car" (not "Cah")
Flat "A" Sound – Cat sounds the same as in most English dialects
No Dropped Letters – "T" and "H" are clearly pronounced

https://youtube.com/shorts/w3uFToLMYTQ?si=GGZCdUAeGd3E96pu

Southern drawl
Slow & Relaxed Speech – Words are stretched out

Long Vowel Sounds – "ride" → "raaahd"
Dropping "G" – "Going" → "Goin’

https://youtube.com/shorts/Y9DoWYuhmvg?si=k6XEVyAqc5KGg40Q

Boston, New England

Non-Rhotic ("R"-Dropping) – "Car" → "Cah"
Broad "A" Sounds – "Park" → "Pahk"
"Ah" Instead of Short "O" – "Boston" → "Bahstin"
Fast, Clipped Speech – Sounds quick and direct

https://youtube.com/shorts/q3Ji8UVLPNU?si=oO4cMG1CSCIx4Lz_

🇬🇧 British Accents:
Received Pronunciation (RP) Received Pronunciation (RP)
Cockney
Uses Rhyming Slang – Phone → Dog and Bone
No "H" – Hello → 'ello
No "T" – Bottle → Bo’le
"TH" sounds like "F" – Think → Fink
Long "A" sounds – Bath → Bahfhttps://youtube.com/shorts/PSNazWAE2fc?si=-O3K4JZqNqeU9a80
Scouse (Liverpool) Fast and Musical Rhythm https://youtube.com/shorts/rMS6u5Y-2zQ?si=R1bFZu56ykhxY-KG