70. to tell a lie (lies) 71. to lie about sth 72. on this occasion 73. to reward sb for sth 74. to reward sb with sth 7 73. 45. to mind New material: 1. Three Journalists 46. an empire 1. Participle I people and 74. invention 47. a contest after the speaking about journalism 75. inventive adjective busy: children’s 76. investigation books (L). busy doing sth. 77. 2. The gerund 2. Journalists after the verbs and 78. rewarding (R) start, finish, love Journalism 79. lier etc. 3. Word building: suffixes 1) to form -ly adjectives (weekly, monthly); 2) to form -ment nouns; 3) in -ous adjectives 8 48. wizardry New material: 1. Text about Famous 1. 49. Don Peculiarities of Joanne British about 50. reverent the gerundial Rowling (L). writers Joanne 51. a puzzle construction after 2. Rowling. Lewis the verb (R) 2. mind Carroll about Lewis Carroll. 3. Idioms
70. to tell a lie (lies) 71. to lie about sth 72. on this occasion 73. to reward sb for sth 74. to reward sb with sth 7 73. 74. invention 75. inventive 76. investigation 77. 78. rewarding 79. lier 45. to mind 46. an empire 47. a contest New material: 1. Participle I after the adjective busy: busy doing sth. 2. The gerund after the verbs start, finish, love etc. 3. Word building: suffixes 1) -ly to form adjectives (weekly, monthly); 2) -ment to form nouns; 3) -ous in adjectives 1. Three people speaking about children’s books (L). 2. Journalists and Journalism (R) Journalists and journalism 8 48. wizardry 49. Don 50. reverent 51. a puzzle New material: Peculiarities of the gerundial construction after the verb mind 1. Text about Joanne Rowling (L). 2. Lewis Carroll (R) Famous British writers 1. about Joanne Rowling. 2. about Lewis Carroll. 3. Idioms