space

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQSVYoNVPRw

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1ym9b7_daffy-duck-ep-70-duck-dodgers-in-the-24%C2%BDth-century_fun

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2i2bly_duck-dodgers-19-the-fudd_tv

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2i2cx2_duck-dodgers-17-talent-show-a-go-go-the-love-of-a-father_tv

Project 1 Student's book

http://documents.mx/documents/project-1-students-book.html

Project 1 workbook

https://proj-demo.ouponlinepractice.com/lms/book?bookid=prj1

Project 1 audio

https://elt.oup.com/student/project/level1/unit01/audio?cc=ro&selLanguage=en&mode=hub

Magnificence of the medieval castle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO9r8gp6uI4

Dunnotar Castle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yefw4aa6ErA

Blarney Castle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcjMxxUc17c

NEGATION

I. We can negate:

1) The verb:

e.g. He is NOT an engineer.

       He canNOT swim.

       I do NOT know him.

2) A part of the sentence:

a)      Su   e.g. Nobody came yesterday.

b)      NP  e.g. He is nothing to me.

c)      Compl. e.g. I saw nothing there.

                     I spoke to nobody.

                     He is nowhere to be found.

II. We negate with negative pronouns, adjectives, adverbs.

No one                                                                        anyone

Nobody                                                                       anybody

Nothing                                   =NOT+                       anything

Never                                                                          ever

Nowhere                                                                     anywhere

Neither                                                                                    either

III. Other negative items: little, few, only, seldom, rarely, hardly, scarcely, barely, without.

e.g. He seldom speaks to anyone.

       Few people know anything about him.

       I have hardly any money.

       I can hardly see in the dark.

+	-
I met some friends of mine.	I didn’t meet any friends of mine.
I’ve read about this somewhere.	I haven’t read about this anywhere.
They’ve eaten already.	They haven’t eaten yet.
He’s still sleeping.	He isn’t sleeping any longer.
He sometimes phones me.	He never/seldom phones me.
They read too many books.	They don’t read very many books. (Ei nu citesc prea multe carti.)
Mary is coming, too.	Mary isn’t coming either.

Negative patterns:

1) NEITHER … NOR …

e.g. We ate neither liver nor pork. = We didn’t eat either liver or pork.

2) EITHER … OR …

e.g. You can have either liver or pork.

3) BOTH … AND …

e.g. We ate both liver and pork.

NOTE: No none means ‘nimeni’; none has the same translation as neither, the difference between them being that none implies the selection out of more than two members, whereas neither always implies neither of the two.

HALLOWEEN

LUMPKIN THE PUMPKIN
https://youtu.be/eHTe0kiuCHI

Winnie the Pooh Boo to you too
https://youtu.be/M_JHnOPVMMA

„Happy TrickOween!!! ***The Berenstain Bears" Trick or Treat”
https://youtu.be/bWIwfCbFKKI

FABLES ILLUSTRATED

https://www.bl.uk/collection-items/1857-edition-of-aesops-fables

FABLES

http://read.gov/aesop/015.html

THE HISTORY OF BOOKS

http://read.gov/aesop/015.html

BOOKS AND STORIES

Vizionează „The Fox and The Grapes - Fairy tales and stories for children” pe YouTube

https://youtu.be/feFDx8cZGNc

Vizionează „The Best Collection of Fairy Tales - Animated Version” pe YouTube

https://youtu.be/rNLtXjBlN28