Traditional English & Russian house. Execute by: Irene Abdullaeva Kate Pozdeeva Tais Pokrovskaya Directed by : Zubenko I.N. - презентация

1 Traditional English & Russian house. Execute by: Irene Abdullaeva Kate Pozdeeva Tais Pokrovskaya Directed by : Zubenko I.N.

2 Main aim of our project: To compare, to find common and different traits. To help students developing horizons about traditional houses. To help students developing horizons about traditional houses. Develop English vocabulary. Develop English vocabulary.

3 Contents. Introduction English house Types of English house Traditional interior of English house Russian house Types of Russian house Traditional interior of Russian house Conclusion

4 My home is my castle English house. As the famous English saying goes «an Englishman's home is his castle»; its one of the most important things to a British person have his or her own home.

5 What types of house? There are a lot of sorts of different houses that you can buy in Britain (if you have the money that is). Terraced house Semi- detached house A block of flats Detached house Houseboat

6 Terraced house Hello, I'm Tracey and I live in a terraced house in Glasgow, Scotland. A terraced house is a house joined to a row of other houses. It is not very big, only two bedrooms but my husband and I live on our own, so there is enough space for us and our dog, Spot. The only problem with a terraced house is the noise if you are unlucky enough to have noisy neighbors. Fortunately, we do not have that problem.

7 Semi-detached house Hi, I'm my name is Erik. I'm fifteen. I live with my parents in a small town in the South-East of England. We have a semi-detached house. This means that my house is joined to another house. It has a kitchen, lounge, bathroom with a toilet and three bedrooms. Oh, yes we also have a small garden. British people like having a garden, you know. It is quite a modern house, so we have central heating. I would really like an open fireplace but modern houses do not have them.

8 Hi there. I'm Paul from London. I live in a detached house with my wife, two kids and a cat. It is quite a large house with a nice back garden and five bedrooms. Having a detached house is more expensive than a semi-detached or terraced one. I like it because when you are sitting in the garden, nobody else can see you. I would like to buy a country cottage somewhere nice and quiet but how would I find a job there? Detached house

9 East or west home is the best