The 1-st of October

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? means of communication

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? [f] [ph] [gh] telegraph, elephant, telephone, photographer, photo, physics, phrase, physical, dolphin enough, laugh, laughter, tough

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? Means of communication Send a message Long distance Light of fires Smoke of fires loud sound of drums Electric telegraph Telephone exchange Coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? send a message means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? long distance means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line light of fires smoke of fires

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line loud sound of drums

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? electric telegraph means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? telephone exchange ВолгаТелеком ПокровскСвязь means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? coast- to-coast line means of communication send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires loud sound of drums electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line New York San Francisco

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? mean send long light smoke loud sound electric telephone coast-to-coast of fires of drums of fires line exchange of communication a message telegraph distance

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? can – could send – sent become – became use – used change – changed open – opened was invented, was opened, were used Past Simple V 2, V-ed

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? 1. Many years ago people could __ over a long distance. 2. They used ____, _____, the loud sound of drums to send a message. 3. The ____ was invented by the Russian scientist P.L. Shilling. 4. In 1915 the first ____ was opened from New York to San Francisco.

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? - Can I speak to Mr.Pine? - Wait a minute, hold the line - Could I speak to Mrs. Green? - Sorry, but she isnt in - Can I speak to Linda Bay? - Hold on, please, shes on her way - If its not much of a trouble Could I speak to Mr. Bubble? - He stepped out, Mr. Twix Call back later, after six

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? Many years ago people sent messages over a long distance. They used the light of fires, the smoke of fires and the loud sound of drums to send a message. The Russian scientist P.L.Shilling invented the electric telegraph in A. Bell invented the telephone. In 1915 the first coast-to-coast line was opened from New York to San Francisco. In 1882 the first telephone exchange was opened in Moscow. send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

How Can We Communicate with Each Other? Many years ago people _____ over a ________. They used ____, ______ and the loud sound of drums to send a message. The Russian scientist P.L.Shilling invented ________ in A. Bell invented _________. In 1915 the first _________ was opened from New York to San Francisco. In 1882 the first __________ was opened in Moscow. send a message long distance light of fires smoke of fires electric telegraph telephone exchange coast- to-coast line

Home task: Ex. 64 p. 22

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