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СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
О необходимости определения части речи незнакомого слова
Основные формально-строевые признаки частей речи Имя существительное
Множественное число существительных
Левое определение, выраженное существительным
Притяжательный падеж существительных
Личные и притяжательные местоимения
Запомните следующие словосочетания, в состав которых входит глагол to be:
Конструкция с вводящим there (is, are …)
Неопределенные местоимения и наречия, производные
Спряжение глагола to have иметь
Неопределенные местоимения many, much, little, a little, few, a few
Видо-временные формы английского глагола в действительном залоге
Неопределенные времена (Indefinite Tenses)
Употребление времен группы Indefinite
Чтение окончания – (e)s в 3-м лице единственного числа
Обратите внимание на орфографию:
Различные функции окончания –s (es)
Продолженные времена (Continuous Tenses)
Контрольная работа № 1 Вариант № I
Степени сравнения прилагательных
Для выражения сравнения существует также ряд конструкций
Perfect Tenses (Перфектные времена)
Способы перевода предложений со сказуемым в пассивном залоге
Контрольная работа № 2 Вариант № 1
Особые случаи употребления пассивного залога
Составные глаголы в пассивной форме
Английские переходные глаголы, соответствующие русским глаголам с предложным косвенным дополнением
Длительные и перфектные времена глаголов
Контрольная работа № 3 Вариант № 1
Употребление и способы перевода инфинитива
Функции глаголов to be и to have (обобщение)
Глагольные свойства герундия Формы герундия
Свойства существительного, присущие герундию
Контрольная работа № 4 Вариант № 1
Complex Object Сложное дополнение
Сложное дополнение. Complex Object
Упр. 9. Прочтите следующие интернациональные слова. Переведите их, не пользуясь словарем. Обратите внимание, какой частью речи они являются:
monument n, history n, special [spel] a, specialist [spelist] n, catastrophic [,kætstrfik] a, organism [:gnizm] n, cactus [kækts] n, fantastic [fæntæstik] a, chance [ta:ns] n, farmer n, start v, sum [sm] n, biologist [baild ist] n, million [miljn] n, marauder [mr:d] n, nature [neit] n.
Упр. 10. Отработайте чтение следующих географических названий и имен собственных:
Shakespeare [eikspi] - Шекспир, Queensland [kwi:nzlnd] - Квинсленд, Australia [streilj] - Австралия, Latin [lætin] – латинский, Argentina [,a:d nti:n] - Аргентина.
Упр. 11. Прочитайте и переведите текст:
THE STORIES THAT MONUMENTS TELL
Shakespeare wrote that there is reason in all things, if only we are clever enough to find that reason. We must agree with the great writer, although the reason in many things around us is sometimes very difficult to find. Among the most difficult sometimes are people’s reasons for building monuments.
We do not mean monuments whose history is well known to the whole world. But to understand other monuments, to “find the reason” in them, we need special guidebooks, the explanations of specialists. We shall speak here of monuments of this kind, monuments to people, animals, birds and even insects.
In Queensland, Australia, stands a monument to an unpleasant little insect, with a long Latin name Cactoblasis. The people of the country want to remember the insect because it helped to correct a catastrophic mistake.
As we know, plant and animal life in Australia is not the same as in other parts of the world. Today, nobody is allowed1 to bring living organism into Australia from other countries, for very good reasons. Here is2 one of them.
A few years ago, somebody brought a cactus plant to Australia from Argentina. The plant found a wonderful new home in Australia. It began to grow and spread with such fantastic speed that soon it didn’t give other plants a chance to live. The farmers started a war against the cactus; the government spent tremendous sums of money, but they were not successful. The cactuses continued to spread, and Australian grass had no place3to grow. At last biologists found an insect that eats cactus plants. Three thousand million eggs of this insect were brought4to Australia: the cactuses were all eaten up5, and the farmers put up a monument to the insect that had saved their land from the terrible enemy.
Shakespeare says there is reason in all things. But there are probably few people who can find reason in the explanation that the English give of their monument “To the Last Wolf”. Long ago, the forests of England were full of wolves. Today there are no wolves left6 (true, there aren’t many forests either). The English put up a monument to the wolf, not as a sign of their victory over the marauder, but because, as they say, nature has become poorer and less interesting since the last wolf was killed.
Упр. 12. Ответьте на вопросы к тексту:
1. What is one of the most difficult things to find? 2. Whom do people put up monuments to? 3. Why did farmers put up a monument to Cactoblasis? 4. Are people allowed to bring any living organisms into Australia from other countries? 5. What plant was brought to Australia from Argentina? 6. Why did farmers start a war against it? 7. Who helped farmers in their war against cactus plants? 8. How do the English explain their building a monument to the wolf?
LESSON 5
Неопределенные времена (Indefinite Tenses)
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Present |
Past |
Future |
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форма
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Множ. Единств. число число |
I write You write He She writes It We write You write They write |
I wrote You wrote He She wrote It We wrote You wrote They wrote |
I shall write You will write He She will write It We shall write You will write They will write |
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форма |
Множ. Единств. число число |
Do I write? Do you write? he Does she write? it Do we write? Do you write? Do they write? |
Did I write? Did you write? he Did she write? it Did we write? Did you write? Did they write? |
Shall I write? Will you write? he Will she write? it Shall we write? Will you write? Will they write? |
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Форма |
Множ. Единств. число число |
I do not write You do not write He She does not write It
We do not write You do not write They do not write
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I did not write You did not write He She did not write It
We did not write You did not write They did not write
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I shall not write You will not write He She will not write It
We shall not write You will not write They will not write
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Do not - don’t
Does not – doesn’t
Did not – didn’t
Shall not – shan’t
Will not – won’t
Употребление времен группы Indefinite
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Present Indefinite |
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Past Indefinite |
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1. In the morning I got at 7, took my breakfast and went to the Institute. |
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Future Indefinite |
Примечание: to be going, to be about являются эквивалентами будущего времени |
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Упр. 1. Запомните слова-сигналы, которые подсказывают, что сказуемое надо употреблять в:
Present Indefinite – usually, always, every day, as a rule, sometimes, often;
Past Indefinite – yesterday, last week (month, year), two days ago, in May, on Sunday, in 1990;
Future Indefinite – tomorrow, tonight, next week (year, month), in a day (черездень).
Чтение окончания – (e)s в 3-м лице единственного числа
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После глухих согласных |
После гласных и звонких согласных |
После –s, -z, -ss, -ch, -sh, -x |
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[s] |
[z] |
[iz] |
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He looks He talks |
He wonders He rides |
He passes He teaches |








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