FAMILY.
| Are you married? ['mxrid] | ? ()? |
| Yes, I am. | . |
| No, I am single. | , ( ). |
| I am widow (widower). ['widou], ['widouq] | (). |
| Have you a family? ['fxmili] | ()? |
| Yes, I have three children, two sons, and a daughter. [sAnz], ['dO:tq] | , , . |
| Have you any brothers or sisters? ['brADqz], ['sistqz] | |
| No, I have no brothers or sisters. | , . |
| Yes, I have a brother and two sisters. | , . |
| Do your parents live with you? ['pFqrqnts] | |
| Yes, they do. | . |
| No, they don't. | . |
| Is your wife (husband) in Moscow? [waif], ['hAzbqnd] | () ? |
| Yes, she (he) is. | . |
READING PROVERBS
| Fine feathers do not make fine birds. | ( ). |
| Time and tide wait for no man. | . |
| There is no time like the present. | ( , ). |
| We do not see ourselves as others see us. | , . |
POETRY
| (which helps you to learn pans of speech) (1) Three little words you often see Are articles a, an, and the. A noun is the name of anything; As school or garden, ice or swing ( [swiN]). Adjectives tell the kind of noun; As great, slow, easy, white or brown. Instead of nouns the pronouns stand: He says to her, give me your hand. Verbs tell of something being done; (2) To read, count, move, show, jump or run. How things are done (3) the adverbs tell; As slowly, quickly, ill or well. Conjunctions join the words together; As, men and women, wind or weather. The prepositions stand before A noun, as in or through the door. The whole we call eight parts of speech Which reading, writing, speaking teach. (4) |
(1) parts of speech - . . 7.
(2) of something being done - . , 21.
(3) How things are done... - (" ..."). 14.
(4) : ( ) , , .
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II. :
How many states of matter are there? Does a solid keep its own shape? How do molecules move in a gas? Is pitch a solid or not? What is it? What do the three states of matter depend on? What bodies a definite size but no definite shape?
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IV. :
body, jelly, piece, gas, vessel, size
V. :
Give me some water and a piece of ice. Give me some water or a piece of ice. Give me both water and ice.
VI. :
always, definite, own, more, show, slow, never, shape, speed, steam, thick, body, free, nothing, move, easy, freedom, matter, nobody, great, depend, real, seem, than, vessel, piece, thin, ice, question, state, size
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III. Ice is not a gas; it is a solid. I do not know the size of this piece. I do not like the shape of this vessel. Gas has no definite shape. I do not want to listen. Don't answer. I see nothing. (I do not see anything.) I know nobody. (I do not know anybody.) They never answer. This does not depend on me. This is not easy.
IV. bodies, jellies, pieces, gases, vessels, sizes.
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