УДК 373.167.1:811.111
ББК 81.432.1я72
А94
Учебник соответствует Федеральному государственному
образовательному стандарту среднего общего образования
Издание выходит в pdf-формате.
А94
Афанасьева, Ольга Васильевна.
Английский язык : 10 класс : учебник : базовый уровень : издание
в pdf-формате / О. В. Афанасьева, И. В. Михеева, К. М. Баранова.
— 11-е изд., стер. — Москва : Просвещение, 2022. — 246,
[2] с. : ил. — (Rainbow English).
ISBN 978-5-09-101497-6 (электр. изд.). — Текст : электронный.
ISBN 978-5-09-087673-5 (печ. изд.).
Учебник, созданный известными специалистами в области преподавания английУДК
373.167.1:811.111
ББК 81.432.1я72
ского языка О. В. Афанасьевой, И. В. Михеевой, К. М. Барановой, предназначен для
учащихся общеобразовательных организаций и является основным компонентом
учебно-методического комплекта, в который также входят рабочая тетрадь, лексико-грамматический
практикум, книга для учителя и аудиоприложения.
ISBN 978-5-09-101497-6 (электр. изд.)
ISBN 978-5-09-087673-5 (печ. изд.)
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Book Guide
UNIT 1. In Harmony with Yourself (pages 6—56)
Talking
Points
Grammar
Points
1. Personal identifi cation: what we are like and what we
want
2. Hobbies and pastimes
3. A sound mind in a sound body: keeping fi t
4. Medical help
1. Revision of the present simple and present progressive
tenses
2. Some new facts about present simple and present
progressive
3. Revision of the past simple and past progressive
tenses
4. Some new facts about past simple and past
progressive
5. Revision of the future simple tense and future-in-thepast
6.
Revision of the present perfect and present perfect
progressive tenses
7. Revision of the past perfect and past perfect
progressive tenses
Vocabulary
Points
1. Vocabulary for the talking points
2. The word combinations would rather and had better
and how to use them
3. Vocabulary for describing human emotions
4. Words denoting colours
5. The phrasal verbs to beat down/on, to beat off,
to beat out, to beat up
Word Building
1. Abbreviations and shortenings
2. Compound adjectives with participles I and II as their
second components
3. Sound imitation as a means of making new words
4. Compound words with numerals in their structures
Other Linguistic
Points
1. Informal style in speech
2. Idioms describing a person’s physical condition
3. Words of sympathy
Consolidation Class (pages 48—52)
Test Yourself and Prepare for the National Examination (pages 52—56)
Project Work One (page 56)
UNIT 2. In Harmony with Others (pages 57—108)
Talking
Points
1. Friends and their role in our lives
2. Our families and us
3. Connections between people
4. Family budget
5. House chores
6. The British Royal Family
Grammar
Points
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1. Sentences with the word recently and verbs in past
simple and present perfect
2. Revision of the present, past and future passive
tenses
3. Revision of the present progressive and past
progressive passive tenses
4. Revision of perfect forms of passive
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Vocabulary
Points
1. Confusable phrases: word combinations with the
verbs do and make
3. The phrasal verbs to sign in/out, to sign off,
to sign up, to sign on
4. Confusable words:
a) accident and incident
b) as and like
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Word Building
Other Linguistic
Points
2. Names of simple things that are around us in the
house
1. Stress shifting as a means of making new words
1. Political correctness in speech
2. Words we use when we want to make up a quarrel
3. Idioms connected with the idea of richness and
poverty
Consolidation Class (pages 101—104)
Test Yourself and Prepare for the National Examination (pages 104—108)
Project Work Two (page 108)
UNIT 3. In Harmony with Nature (pages 109—163)
Talking
Points
Grammar
Points
1. Wildlife
2. Ecological problems (natural and man-made)
3. Human environment
4. Wonders of Nature
1. Revision of articles: a summary of most common cases
of usage
2. Passive structures with the infi nitive
3. Revision of articles: articles with the words school,
space, prison, church, bed, work, college, hospital,
university
4. Perfect and progressive infi nitives in some passive
structures
5. Revision of articles: articles with geographical names
and place names
6. More facts about articles with geographical names
and place names
7. Articles with nouns in different syntactic functions
8. The defi nite article, typical cases of usage
9. The indefi nite article, typical cases of usage
10. Articles with the nouns breakfast, brunch, lunch,
dinner, supper, tea
Vocabulary
Points
1. The adverbs very, really, truly, absolutely and how
to use them
2. The adjectives comfortable, convenient; the verbs
to visit, to attend and how to use them
3. The phrasal verbs to cut down, to cut off,
to cut out, to cut up
4. Confusable words landscape, view, scenery
Word
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1. English compound adjectives denoting the cardinal
points
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Other Linguistic
Points
1. English idioms with names of animals and plants in
their structures
2. English phrases used to encourage a person or to
calm him/her down
Consolidation Class (pages 154—158)
Test Yourself and Prepare for the National Examination (pages 158—163)
Project Work Three (page 163)
UNIT 4. In Harmony with the World (pages 164—214)
Talking
Points
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1. Why people travel
2. How people travel
3. Where people travel
4. Staying in hotels
5. What people do while travelling
6. What is good to remember while travelling
7. Sightseeing
8. Shopping
Grammar
Points
1. Revision of English participles
2. Revision of English modal verbs
3. The modal verbs must, can, could, may, might
to express probability
5. The modal verbs can (could), may (might)
to express an offer and request
Vocabulary
Points
4. Modal verbs used with progressive and perfect
infi nitives of the notional verbs
6. The modal verbs ought (to), be (to), needn’t
7. The modal verbs mustn’t, shouldn’t, needn’t
in comparison
1. The English nouns trip, journey, travel, voyage
2. The English words sick and ill
3. English adjectives used only predicatively:
alive, afl oat, alight
4. The phrasal verbs to set down, to set about,
to set off/out, to set aside
5. Confusable words beautiful, handsome, pretty
Other Linguistic
Points
1. English idioms with the noun world in their structure
2. English expressions connected with certain situations
Consolidation Class (pages 206—210)
Test Yourself and Prepare for the National Examination (pages 210—214)
Project Work Four (page 214)
Grammar Reference: pages 215—224
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Creative Writing. Theory and Practice: pages 225—236
List of Irregular Verbs: pages 237—239
English-Russian Vocabulary: pages 240—246
Self-evaluation: page 246
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