Match the English proverb with its Russian equivalents. Comment on the their meanings

1.Two heads are better than one. 2.Better bend the neck than bruise the forehead. 3.Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. 4.Better the foot slip than the tongue. 5.Walls have ears. 6.Fear has magnifying eyes. 7.A horse stumbles that has four legs. 8.Scratch my back and I scratch yours.

1.И у стен есть уши. 2.У страха глаза велики. 3.Конь о четырех ногах, да и то спотыкается. 4.Услуга за услугу. 5.Две головы лучше, чем одна. 6.Дареному коню в зубы не смотрят. 7.Лучше нагнуть голову, чем ушибить лоб. 8.Лучше оступиться, чем оговориться.

 

Speak about the human body

 

TOPIC 8. THE SKELETON

 

Fill in the gaps with the missing remarks

Teacher: Good day. Nice to see you. Do you know the saying «Every family has a skeleton in

the cupboard».

Student: …

Teacher: It means that everybody has a secret which he tries to keep. But we will tell all

the secrets about our skeleton.