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Do you believe in good
luck or bad luck?
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SURE?!
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The most popular superstitions.
checking the meaning of the words.
some of the British superstitions
quiz
your own superstitions.
The most popular superstitions:
• Most people in the world
have some superstitions:
Do you know these words?
Match the words and their meanings:
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Superstitions
good luck
bad luck
a magpie
a horseshoe
a ladder
to wear a charm
a spider
to cross fingers
a four-leaf shamrock
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Паук
Подкова
Предрассудки
Носить амулет
Хорошая примета
Скрестить пальцы
Плохая примета
Клевер-четырехлистник
Сорока
Лестница
These are a few British
superstitions.
Do you think they are good
or bad luck?
To walk under a ladder is
bad luck
Number 13 is
13
very unlucky
To catch falling leaves in autumn
brings good luck. Every leaf means a
lucky month in the next year
To break a mirror is
Very unlucky
To see two magpies
brings luck
To open an umbrella in the house
is
unlucky
black cats are
lucky
To say “white rabbits” on the
first day of the month is
lucky
To go past somebody on the
stairs is
unlucky
QUIZ
• Now try your best and tell if these things
bring good or bad luck:
DO YOU HAVE ANY
SUPERSTITIONS?
• Tell about your or your family superstitions.
• Use:
touch wood,
kill a spider,
hate the number 13,
have a horseshoe over the door,
look for a four-leaf clover,
keep fingers crossed,
eat a bus ticket which has the same figure in
the beginning and in the end,
break a mirror,
spit three times over the left shoulder,
look into the mirror if you`ve left something at home.