Andizhan state institute of foreign languages

The actuality of the topic of the course paper is due to the fact that only the presence of solid lexical skills ensures the normal functioning of knowledge. This explains the importance attached to the work on life of John Keats in primry school.
The aim of our course paper is to formulate the main methods of presentation and activization of poetry genre, contributing to the expansion of the poetry of pupils in English lessons; and to select possible options for introducing and practicing poetry genre.
The object is the formation and expansion of the poetry genre of
schoolchildren in teaching English.
To achieve this goal, it is necessary to carry out the following specific tasks:

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  to define the concepts of poetry genre, to reveal the theoretical foundations of its formation, consider methods for expanding it;
  
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  to reveal the problems associated with the selection of poetry genre by the teacher and its development by pupils;
  
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  on the basis of the analysis of educational and methodological literature, to select material and develop a system of exercises that contribute to the expansion of the poetry genre of pupils.
  

Methods of the research: critical analysis of scientific literature, observation, the main methods for compiling our work are the method of comparative analysis and the method of statistical research.
Materials of the research: for given research used a lot of books and articles by methodology which written in a bibliography.
The work contains of introduction, the main part, conclusion and bibliography.

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   DESCRIPTION OF POETRY GENRE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
   

John Keats as the Heath Ledger of his time: famous, talented, and destined to die too young. In fact, Keats was only 25 when he died in 1821. Like Ledger, Keats a pretty dashing figure. The ladies crazy for him. Heck, the men swooned for him, too. When he died at the tender young age of 25, he had already penned poems and letters that would become the cornerstones of the Romantic movement. Keats never lived to see the public appreciate his work. In fact, during his life, pretty much every paper and publication rejected him. It was only after his death that his poetry collections (including such all-time hits as "Ode to a Nightingale" and Endymion) received the critical acclaim they were due.
A poem is a composition that uses words to evoke emotions in an imaginative way. Although poetry is a form of self-expression that knows no bounds, it can be safely divided into three main genres: lyric poetry, narrative poetry and dramatic poetry. Keep reading to see examples of poetry genres in each of these genres.
Lyric Poetry Examples
Lyric poetry uses song-like and emotional words to describe a moment, an object, a feeling, or a person. Lyric poems do not necessarily tell a story but focus on the poet’s personal attitudes and state of mind. They use sensory language to set the scene and inspire emotions in the reader.
There are several types of poetry that one could classify as lyric poetry. They include:
elegy - a reflective poem to honor the dead
haiku - a seventeen-syllable poem that uses natural imagery to express an emotion
ode - an elevated poem that pays tribute to a person, idea, place, or another concept
sonnet - a descriptive fourteen-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme
When you read a lyric poem, you are transported to a different time or place. Writing lyric poems is an effective way to illustrate your perspective and share a special moment with others.
Understanding genre is not only helpful for us when we are trying to choose what poetry we want to read; it is also key to being able to analyse it. Let's look at poetic genres, some definitions, and examples so that we have a solid foundation from which to begin exploring poetry in more depth.