| I am | a Russian ['rASn] | ||
| a Ukrainian [ju:kreinjqn] | |||
| a Georgian ['GO:Gqn] | |||
| Are you | an American? [q'merikqn] | ? | |
| an Englishman? ['iNgliSmqn] | ? | ||
| Are you | British? ['britiS] | ? | |
| Are you | an Indian? ['indjqn] | ? | |
| Do you speak | English? | -? | |
| French? [frenC] | -? | ||
| German? ['Gq:mqn] | -? | ||
| No, I don't but I understand [,Andq'stxnd] a little. | , , . | ||
| Please speak slowly. ['slouli] | , . | ||
| Do you come | from the United States? [ju:'naitid 'steits] | ? | |
| from the United Kingdom? ['kiNdqm] | ? | ||
| What country do you come from? | ? | ||
| What is your nationality? [,nxSq'liti] | ()? | ||
READING
Reading . , - , , . .. , . .
PROVERBS ['prOvqbz]
| Many hands make light work. | . |
| Eat at pleasure, drink with measure ['meZq] | , . |
| Fine words dress ill deeds. | . |
QUOTATIONS [kwou'teiSnz].
| Bad men live that they may eat and drink; good men eat and drink that they may live. | , ( ) ; , . |
| (Socrates, Grecce. 469-399 .). | |
| The way to have a friend is to be one. | , . (. way " ") |
| (R.W. Emerson, USA, 1803-1882) |
I. 4 :
The boy studies mathematics in his room.
1) - the boy,
2) - mathematics,
3) - in his room,
4) .
II. ( ):
They know almost all the answers. The boy answers very well. We must buy these new books. Children eat four or five times a day. This works is in our city. Our girls dress well. The wind is cool. They grow apples and vegetables. They also like this place.
III.
, Who buys apples? , Where do you buy apples? .
IV. :
What girl? Which of them?
V. :
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VI. :
also, fine, eat, rest, way, answer, little, room, for, think, under, station, say, here, ask, dance, sit, girl, dress, yes, old, time, day, ground, culture, like, no, because, quiet, want
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I. Who studies mathematics? What does the boy study? Where does the boy study? Does the boy study mathematics in his room?
II. Do they know almost...? Do the boys speak...? Must we buy...? Do children eat...? Is this works...? Do our girls dress well? Is the wind cool? Do they grow apples...? Do they also like...?
III. ( ?) , ( ?) you, where .
IV. ? ?
V. Where do you live? What do you know? Whom do you know? Who knows it? What books do you buy? Which book do you like? Where is your room? Why do you ask? Where do you sit? How many pencils have you? When do you rest? What do you say? This man likes his work. She likes the park. How old is our friend?
to be, to have, can, may, must 4,5, 6 - 2.
