, - .
, , - , , .
1. V 1250 , 200-250 .
2. :
- dj + -th (wr - warmth, log l egth, wide - width, strog - stregth);
- N + -ese (Chia - Chiese Vietam - Vietamese);,
- N + - (Caada - Caadia, Australia - Australia);
- V + -bl (imagie - imagiable, read - readable, - , break - breakable etc.);
- Adj + -ess (white - whiteess, polite - politeess, ill - illess, weak - weakess);
- dj + - (cloud - cloudy, salt - salty, rai - raiy).
3. (the British, the Eglish, the Welsh, the Irish etc.).
4. (bell - 1) 2) ; chage - 1) 2) ; coductor - 1) 2) ).
5. ( - sick, high - tall, amog - betwee).
6. (easy - difficult, good - bad, dirty - clea, begiig - ed etc.).
7. (hour - ur, there - their, hare - hair).
8. , (ask /, agree to, deped , apologise /, arrive at/i, belog to, hap to etc.).
9. , (watch - clock, cabbage - cabbages, clothes - clothig, to b ill - to b sick, r - had, leg - foot, figer - toe).
10. , ( rtoo f r, bag f flur, lf f bread, bar f chocolate, ti f fruit, f lemoade, jar f jam etc.).
11. , : -
Morig.
Good morig.
Good eveig.
-
So log.
See u soo.
See u tomorrow.
v ice day.
v fu.
- , ,
w about goig to...?
I feel like playig chess.
u ver to rt tomorrow?
I'd like to take u to the Bolshoi Wedesday.
-
Thak u for ur help.
That was awfully kid f u.
Thaks.
That is just what 1 wated.
pleasure. It was othig.
Glad that 1 could help.
- ,
What would u like to have?
What kid f salad would u like?
w do u like (wat) ur ff?
Could u pass the salad, please?
I have't decided yet.
|
|
|
I thik I ll have the same.
r it is.
r u r.
- , ,
I like it.
I rll like it vr much.
I like it whe it rais.
I like it whe mother reads to .
- ,
It's nice day today, isn't it?
Fine weather w are having today.
I.
1.
- ; , (What tall trees! What deep snw!);
- hair ;
- , (English, Spanish, the English language, the Spanish language);
- , ( Russian, n Englishan, an Aerican);
- (the English, the Russian, the French, the Chinese).
2.
- ( red book) (The boy is tall. She feels bad.).
3.
- (yself, hiself, ourselves, theselves etc.);
- (one/ones, nn, soen);
- (, , n, neither);
- (all, ver, everybody, verthing, both, either, other, another, each);
- (ine, ours, yours, theirs etc.). (ur flat is bigger than yours. ur house is sall, ours is even sallr. Give ur , please. Mine wn't writ.).
4.
- ;
- (generally, occasionally) ;
- rather, (rather interesting) (rather wll).
5.
- ; - :
Siple (Present, Past, Future)
Progressive (Present, Past, Future)
Perfect (Present, Past, Future)
Perfect Progressive (Present, Past, Future)
- ;
- to b :
) (John is in London.)
) - ( is ten. is pupil.);
- to have, to do :
) (I have . I do it ver day.)
) (I have done it. doesn't live in Spain.);
- have got to have ;
- sound, sell, taste, feel (The usic sounds loud. The rose sells swt.);
- to hear, to see, to love, to wish, to wnt, to hate, to prefer, to knw, to understand, to forget, to see, to believe, to br, to recognise, to feel, Present Siple , (What do u prefer? I don't believe it. I love u.);
|
|
|
- to feel (I feel bad. w r u feeling nw?);
- Present Perfect (durative); lws (I have lws ntd to visit London. W have lws bn proud f u.);
- Future Siple, Present Progressive , (I like this book. I will bu it. What r u doing next Monday? When is Jaes arriving?);
- to b going to (Is she going to travel b ?);
- used to , ; ;
- Past Progressive ; Past Simple Past Progressive;
- shold, oght (to) / - ( shold do it. sholdn't speak that lodly.);
- ; Present Simple Passive, Past Simple Passive, Ftre Simple Passive; ;
- ; ; ( said: " I have written the letter." - said he had written the letter. Etc.); ; .
