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The aims of the lesson: To get learners to study the phonetic and morphological system of Modern English period and investigate the main historical events thoroughly;

Pedagogical objectives: -to enable learners to study the phonetic and morphological system of Modern English period; -to investigate the main historical events thoroughly; -to clarify the changes in noun pronouns and verbs;		Learning outcomes: Student will be able: - to study the phonetic and morphological system of Modern English period; -to investigate the main historical events thoroughly; -to understand the changes in nouns,pronouns and verbs;
The methods of teaching	Summarizing, “WWW” method, Questioning and answering;
Teaching resources	Laptop, charts , cards with questions, map;
Interaction patterns	Individual work, pair work, plenary
The condition of the teaching	room equipped with computer technologies and whiteboard

МУСТАҚИЛ ТАЪЛИМ МАШҒУЛОТЛАРИ
МУСТАҚИЛ ИШ УЧУН МАВЗУЛАР ВА ТОПШИРИҚЛАР

Classification of Germanic tribes. Earliest settlement of the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians

Palatalization in OE.

Conjugation of verbs in OE. Tenses. Analytical formation

Complex Sentence in OE

Old English Suprasegmentals

The Language illustrated: AElfric, West Saxon Gospels

Foreign infleuces on OE: Dating Latin loanwords through sound changes, Scandinavian loanwords

French derivational affixes in English: suffixes and prefixes

Chauser’s phonetics

Conjugation of verbs in ME

Morphological peculiarities of Chauser’s language

Enrichment of vocabulary in the Renaissance period

Dictionaries of Hard Words

Shakespeare’s pronunciation

Questions, Negatives, and the Auxiliary “do”

Peculiarities of dialects in the phonetic sphere in MnE

MnE ways of expressing syntactic connections: agreement, government, joining, closure Chauser’s phonetics. Morphological peculiarities of Chauser’s language Conjugation of verbs in ME Enrichment of vocabulary in the Renaissance period. Dictionaries of Hard Words. Shakespeare’s pronunciation. Questions, Negatives, and the Auxiliary “do” Peculiarities of dialects in the phonetic sphere in MnE. MnE ways of expressing syntactic connections: agreement, government, joining, closure. Tenses and aspect: from ME to MnE