4. Demonstration and
explanation of the new theme " Social networking
websites "
Questions for
pupils:
-
What is a Social
Network?
-
Why do you use social
networking websites?
-
Сould you give your opinion about social
networking?
Let’s have a look at the
map of the most popular social networking sites around the world.
What can you see? Explain why some social network are so popular in
America? What is the difference between American and Asian users of
social networks? (pupils answer teacher's questions
)

5.Role play
" The court on social
networks ". Advocates must protect the interests of active users of
social networks/prosecutors must accuse active users of social
networks, using grammar neither / either. Both sides must provide
the argument in his defense.
Actors:
The
judge
The accused (Social
networking)
The
Prosecutor
Advocate
Witnesses
Prosecution
witnesses
The
user
12
jurors
The Registrar of the
court
The audience in the
hall
The roles will be
distributed in advance. The players performing the role, select the
required material.
The lesson simulates a
court hearing. In the center is a table and chair judges. Left sit
12 jurors and the court clerk, to the right of the defendant and
the lawyer. On either side of him – the
guards.
Descriptor:
A learner has provided
strong arguments
A learner uses grammar
neither/either in his speech
correctly
Conclusion

Now you know what to do not to get into
trouble. So I want you to have a good time in the Net but don’t
spend much too time there. Remember: nothing can be better than
real communication!
6.Task 1. Choose the right
variant.
1. Some verbs can be followed
by ___ an ing-form ___ an infinitive, usually without difference in
meaning.
a) neither … nor b) either …
or
2. Inside the examination room
we could ___ smoke ___ talk.
a) neither … nor b) either …
or
3. 'Did anybody come to see
you last week?' - 'Nobody did. ___ Julia ___ John was
there.'
a) either … or b) neither …
nor
4. What's happened to Jim? He
has ___ written ___ phoned.
a) either … or b) neither …
nor
5. If you do any more homework
tonight, we'll be able ___ to attend the concert ___ to go to the
cinema.
a) either … or b) neither …
nor
Descriptor:
1) Choose the right
variant 1.b 2.a 3.b 4.b
5.a
Task 2. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the
verb.
1. Neither my friend nor
I like/likes music.
2. Either Kate or
Ann was/were watching this film last
night.
3. Either my father or my
grandparents is/are at home now.
4. Neither my cat nor my
dog have/has eaten the bread.
5. Neither Tom nor
Jack study/studies Maths.
Descriptor:
1)
Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verb.
1-
like,2- was,3- are,4-
has,5- studies
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