Can... see? No,... can't see.... people are blind. Blind people can't see. They can't see...; they can see....
Can... hear? No,... can't hear.... people are deaf. People who are quite deaf can't hear. They can't hear...; they can't hear.... They can hear...; they can hear....
Can we see...? No, we can't see.... We cannot see the air.... can see the air.
We can't walk without legs and feet. People without legs and feet cant walk. They can't walk.... They can walk....
Can you see... in an empty box? No, I can't see... in an empty box. I can see... in an empty box. Why not? Because thereis in an empty box. There isn't... in an empty box. What is an empty box? An empty box is a box that has... in it An empty box is a box without... in it. An empty room is a room without... in it.
. 12. : some, the, (), .
1. We use... pencils or... pens when we write. 2. He was reading... book when I came into... room. 3. Give me... water to drink. 4. At what time will... meeting begin? 5. Do you find... phonetics difficult? 6. I got... letter from my brother yesterday. 7. I had... bread and butter and... egg for... breakfast this morning. 8. Here is... book that you left on my table yesterday. 9.... men saw... boat on... river. 10. Can you give me... match? 11.I get... long letters from my mother, but only... postcards from my brother. 12. The waitress put... salad into each plate. 13. When did... lesson begin? 14. Children must go to... school. 15. Pass me,... piece of... bread, please. 16. Do you like... cucumbers? 17.... Spot was... very clever dog. 18.... captain looked and saw... polar bear on... ice.
. 13. : some, any, n, the, (), .
1.... cats like... milk. 2. They stopped in... front of...house where... Tom lived. 3. I showed him... way to... station. 4. What is... name of... street in which you live? 5. tea in that glass is cold. 6.... sun was high in... sky. 7. Please put... book on... table. 8.... cucumber which I ate for... dinner was very good. 9. He gave me... apple, 10.1 drank... glass of... coffee after... dinner. 11.... boy fell into... water. 12. She bought... new books yesterday. 13. Where are... books which you got from... library yesterday? 14. Did you buy... apples when you were at... shop? 15.... children could not skate because there was... snow on... ice. 16.... house must have... windows. 17. Most people like... music. 18. There was... meat on Nick's plate and... fish on Tom's.
MUCH, MANY, (A)LITTLE, (A)FEW
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1 My grandmother brought us a few apples from her garden. 2. Tom Canty had few clothes. 3. The boy is ill and can eat little food. 4. There was only a little soup in the saucepan.
. 2. little few.
1. I have... time, so I can't go with you. 2. He has... English books. 3. There is... ink in this ink-pot. Have you any ink? 4. There are... bears in the Zoo.
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. 3. little, a little, few a few.
1.I have... money, so we can go to the cinema. 2. This girl works very..., and she knows nothing. 3. Mother gave us... apples; and we were very glad. 4. He had... friends at the camp, and he was not happy.
. 4. much many.
1. Please don't put... pepper on the meat. 2. There were... plates on the table. 3. I never eat... bread with soup. 4. Why did you eat so... ice-cream? 5. She wrote us... letters from the sanatorium. 6.... of these students don't like to look up words in the dictionary. 7.... in this work was too difficult for me. 8.... of their answers were excellent. 9. of their conversation was about the institute. 10. There are... new pictures in this room. 11. There are... teachers at our school, and... of them are women. 12.... of these plays are quite new. 13. Thanks awfully for the books you sent me yesterday. - Don't mention it, it wasn't... bother. 14.... of her advice was useful. 15. He had... pairs of socks.
(The Numeral)
, . , ? , ?. 13 19 -teen . , , -ty. (first, second, third) th -eth . .
| 1. one the first | 11. eleven the eleventh |
| 2. two the second | 12. twelve the twelfth |
| 3. three the third | 13. thirteen the thirteenth |
| 4. four the fourth | 14. fourteen the fourteenth |
| 5. five .the fifth | 15. fifteen the fifteenth |
| 6. six the sixth | 16. sixteen the sixteenth |
| 7. seven the seventh | 17. seventeen - the seventeenth |
| 8. eight the eighth | 18. eighteen - the eighteenth |
| 9. nine the ninth | 19. nineteen - the nineteenth |
| 10. ten the tenth | 20. twenty the twentieth |
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20 twentythe twentieth twenty twothe twenty-second
30 thirty the thirtieth thirty-three the thirty-third
40 forty the fortieth forty-four the forty-fourth
50 fifty the fiftieth fifty-five the fifty-fifth
60 sixty the sixtieth sixty-six the sixty-sixth
70 seventythe seventieth
80 eighty the eightieth
90 ninety the ninetieth
) 100 :
100a (one) hundred 101 a (one) hundred and one
200 two hundred 1000 (one) thousand
100th the hundredth 101st the one hundred and first
200th the two hundredth 1000th the thousandth
1001 a (one) thousand and one
3,330 three thousand three hundred and thirty
2,000,000 two million
, hundred, thousand, million -s, . , -s, of. :
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hundreds of sportsmen five hundred sportsmen
thousands of people 10 thousand people
millions of books 2 million books
, , , , , , , . : house 5, flat 34, bus 10, chapter 6, page 59, paragraph 1 (one).
. year , in the year . , , , .
1900 nineteen hundred; 1903 nineteen three ( nineteen hundred and three)
in the year 1991; in the year 1812
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May 9, 1945.
) on the ninth of May, nineteen forty-five
) on May the ninth, nineteen forty-five
1/2 a (one) half 0.1 - 0 [ou] point one
1/4 a (one) quarter 2.45 two point four five
2/3 two thirds 35.25 three five (:
1 1/2 one and a half thirty five) point two five
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I am seventeen (years old).
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It is eleven sharp. .
It's ten past eleven. 10 .
It's a quarter past eleven. .
It's half past eleven. .
It's ten to twelve. .
It's a quarter to twelve. .
