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Cinemas in London

London is full of cinemas and cinema clubs, some of them showing a large number of continental films. Cinema-going is a regular habit for a considerable number of people in London; the number of cinema-goers is much larger than that of theatre-goers. Unfortunately, the cinema in Britain is looked upon as rather an entertainment than the arts. As a result, comparatively few films of international standard of quality are shot in Britain, and if they are, they are often a commercial failure.

If you want to know which films are on, there are many publications to help you. Any daily newspaper will have a short list of films and shows; some newspapers on sale in the middle of the day give the full list of films supplied with the hour when they begin.

Some cinemas show films in the afternoon, early evening and late evening; others have continuous programmes from about two o'clock in the afternoon till late at night.

In case you want to watch a film which is a hit of the season, with a popular actor or actress starring, and can't get to the cinema early enough to get tickets, you can buy them in advance in most large stores and hotels.

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Castles and Gardens

The Scots are great gardeners and you will find their gardens full of colour throughout the year, usually at their most beautiful when situated in the grounds of a magnificent castle.

Stirling Castle, like Edinburgh, is perched on a crag above the town. Up the east coast, in the regions of Dundee and Perth, Scone Palace has links with the earliest history of Scottish royalty, and it contents incorporate splendid French furniture. Almost as historic Glamis Castle, 15th ntury at its core, Blair Castle too, has played an important part in Scottish history and even today the Duke at Atholl has his own army the only private one in Britain.

St. Andrews has a castle, now in ruins, which was the Bishops palace as well as a fortress. Kinburn Park contains a scented garden planted especially for the blind. In the Aberdeen area, Craigievar Castle is a six-storeyed tower house, its skyline full of detail and typical of the original baronial style.

 

 

GRAMMAR REFERENCE

 

Appendix1

THE PRONOUN

() (, , , ) Who? Whom? () Whose?
. .  
I me my
You you your
He him his
She her her
It it its
We us our
You you your
They them their

 

Appendix 2

THE VERB TO BE in Present Simple

+ - ?
I am a student. I am not a student. Am I a student?
You are a student. You are not a student. Are you a student?
He is a student. He is not a student. Is he a student?
It is a student. It is not a student. Is ita student?
She is a student. She is not a student. Is she a student?
We are students. We are not students. Are we students?
You are students. You are not students. Are you students?
They are students. They are not students. Are they students?
THE VERB TO BE in Past Simple
+ - ?
I was a lovely child. I was not a naughty child. Was I a lovely child?
He was a lovely child. He was not a naughty child. Was he a lovely child?
She was a lovely child. She was not a naughty child. Was she a lovely child?
It was a lovely day. It was not a gloomy day. Was it a lovely day?
We were lovely children. We were not naughty kids. Were we lovely children?
You were lovely children. You were not naughty kids Were you lovely children?
They were lovely children. They were not naughty kids. Were they lovely children?
         

THE VERB TO BE in Future Simple

+ - ?
I will be all right. I will not be bad. Will I be all right?
You will be all right. You will not be bad. Will you beall right?
He will be all right. He will not be bad. Will he be all right?
She will be all right. She will not be bad. Will she be all right?
It will be all right. It will not be bad. Will it be all right?
We will be all right. We will not be bad. Will we be all right?
You will be all right. You will not be bad. Will you be all right?
They will be all right. They will not be bad. Will they be all right?

Appendix3

  S I M P L E PRESENT PAST FUTURE  
Always, usually, sometimes, often, seldom, never, every day (week, month, year), twice Yesterday, last week (month, year, summer) ago, When?   Tomorrow, next week (year, Sunday), in a week, soon  
  I V1 You play We write They     V2 played . . wrote . .     will+V1 will play will write  
 
 
 
He play s She write s It  
 
 
I You play We do not write They (dont)_____________________ He does not play She (doesnt) write It   did not+V1   did not play (didnt) write   will not+V1   will not play (wont) write  
I Do you play ? we write? t hey_______________________ he Does she play? It write?   Did++V1?   Did I/you/we/they/he/she/it play? Did I/you/we/they/he/she/it write?   Will ++V1?   Will I/ you/we/they/he/she/it play? Will I/you/we/they/he/she/it write?  
    C O N T I N U O U S Now; at this moment; Look! Yesterday at 5 oclock; when you came Tomorrow at this time; when you come  
To be+ V4 I am You playing We are writing They____________ He She is It was / were +V4 You We were They________________ playing I He was writing She   will be+V4 will be playing will be writing  
To be not + V4 I am You not playing We are writing They____________ He She is It was / were +not + V4   You We were They______________ not playing I He was writing She   will be+ not + V4 will not be playing will not be writing  
Am I you Are we they playing? he writing? Is she it I Was he She it playing? you writing? Were we they Will ++ be+V4? I you he Will she be playing? it writing? we they  

 

 

  P E R F E C T     PRESENT PAST FUTURE  
Just; already; yet; before, lately, so far; never; ever; since Before he came; by 5 oclock yesterday Before you come; by 5 oclock tomorrow  
  have / has + V3 I V1 You have played We written They     had + V3   had played had written   will have+V3 will have played will have written  
 
 
 
  He play ed She has written It  
 
 
I You played We have not written They _(havent)____________________ He has not played She (hasnt) written It   had not + V3 had not played had not written   will not have+V3 will not have played (wont) have written  
I Have you played ? we written? t hey_______________________ he Has she played? it written?   Had + + V3? Had I/you/he/she/it/we/they played? Had I/you/he/she/it/we/they written?     Will + +have +V3? Will I/you/we/they/he/she/it play? Will I/you/we/they/he/she/it write?  
  P E R F E C T     C O N T I N U O U S For 3 hours already; since morning; since he came; How long? Since when? Since the time when; before he came for 3 hours;   For 3 hours before you come  
Have / has been+ V4 I You We have been They____________ playing He writing She has been It   Had been+V4   had been playing had been writing     will have been +V4 will have been playing will have been writing  
Have / has not + V4 I You We have not been They____________ playing He writing She has not been It   had+ not + been +V4 had not been playing had not been writing   Will not have been +V4 will not have been playing will not have been writing  
I you Have we been they playing? he writing? Has she been it   Had + + been +V4? Had I/you/he/she/it/we/they been playing? Had I/you/he/she/it/we/they been writing?   Will++have+been+V4? I you he Will she have been playing? it writing? we they  

Appendix 4

 

 

 

  PRESENT PAST FUTURE
S I M P L E I am He/she/it is + V3 We/you/they are     I/he/she/it was + V3 we/you/they were   will be + V3  
C O N T I N U O U S       am is being + V3 are         was being + V3 were  
P E R F E C T We/you/they have been + V3 He/she/it has   had been + V3   will have been +V3

 

 

Appendix 5

 

Do you work? Is she reading? Yes, I do. / No. I don't Yes, she is. / No, she isn't
Where do you work? What is she reading?     I work at plant. She is reading a book.
Who knows this story? He (does).
You work much, don't you? She can't sing, can she? Yes, I do. / No, I dont Yes, she can. / No, she can't.
(have you) Have you a flat or a room? (does he know) Does he know French or English?   I have a flat.   He knows English.    

 

Appendix 6

THE ADJECTIVE

The degrees of comparison

.

) : long; large

) , y; -er; ar;

 

POSITIVE () COMPARATIVE () SUPERLATIVE ()
as as He is as tall as his father. not so as She is not so nice as her sister. -er than long-longer large-larger red-redder happy-happier He is taller than his father. the -est the longest the largest the reddest the happiest He is the tallest in his class.

 

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POSITIVE () COMPARATIVE () SUPERLATIVE ()
as as This film version is as interesting as the book. not so as This dish is not so delicious as that one.     The book is more interesting than the film.   This book is the most interesting I have ever read.

 

EXEPTIONS ():

Good better- the best

Bad- worse the worst

Many more the most

Much more the most

Little less the least

Old elder (older) the eldest (the oldest)

Far farther (further) the farthest (the furthest)

Appendix 7

. will /would; shall /should .

If -

Unless

When -

Before

After

Till -

Until

As soon as

By the time

 

1. .

, , . .

 

,

 

Future Simple Present Simple
Will + V1 V1
I will go out of town, if the weather is good.

 

2. 1. , .

 

 

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Future Simple- in the - Past Past Simple
Would + V1 V2
I would go out of town tomorrow if the weather were good.

to be were .

If I were you, I would go and see the doctor.

I wish I were at home now. , .

 

2. 2. , , .

 

, .

 

Future Perfect- in the Past Past Perfect
Would + have + V3 Had + V3
I would have gone out of town yesterday if the weather had been good.

 

I wish I had been at home yesterday. , .

 

Appendix 8

REPORTED SPEECH

1. , .

+ -

to be not to be

to go not to go

+

He said, Open the door! He told to open the door.

She said, Dont be late! She told not to be late.

She said, Close the window, please! She asked to close the window.

 

2. .

+ (that) + +

, .. . :

 

Present Simple Past Simple

Present Continuous Past Continuous

Present Perfect Past Perfect

Past Simple Past Perfect

Past Continuous Past Perfect Continuous

Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous

Future Tenses Future Tenses in-the Past

Am / is - was

Are were

Has / have - had

Dont/doesnt didnt

Can could

Must must / had to

Will would

Shall - should

 

 

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This that

These those

Here there

Today that day

Now then, at that moment

Yesterday the day before, the previous day

Tomorrow the following day, the next day

Next week the next week

Last week the week before, the previous week

ago - before

 

He said to Mike, I like music. He told Mike that he liked music.

She said to Terry, Nick went home. She told Terry that Nick had gone home.

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3. .

. .

)

+ if (whether) + +

 

He said, Do you like music? He asked if I liked music.

She said to Bill, Did Paul like music? She asked Bill if Paul had liked music.

He said to Helen, Will you go home? He asked Helen if she would go home.

 

)

+ + +

 

He said to Ann, Where do you live? He asked Ann where she lived.

She said to Tom, What did you do? She asked Tom what he had done.

 

 

Appendix 9

 

SEQUENCE OF TENSES

. , .

 

Past Simple Past Continuous. .

He knew that she lived in London. , .

She was sure that her son was doing his homework at that time. , .

 

, Past Perfect. .

He said he had seen that film before. , .

 

, , Future-in-the-Past. .

He informed us that he would go to Paris soon. , .

 

 

Appendix 10

 

MODAL WORDS

 

VERB & ITS MEANING PRESENT PAST FUTURE
Must ; (, ) must had to will have to
Have to (, ) has to/have to had to will have to
Be to (, ) am/is/are to was/were to _____________
Should (, ) should _____________ _____________
Ought to , (, ) ought to _____________ _____________
Can ; ; (, , ) can could will be able to
Be able to (, ) am/is/are able to was/were able to will be able to
May- (, ) may might ______________
Need- (, ) Need? neednt _____________ ______________

 

 

 

Appendix 11

COMPLEX OBJECT

:

 

, . :

 

+ + + Infinitive

 

 

( ) ( )

 

, .

To think -

To believe ,

To expect

To suppose

To know -

To learn -

To find out -

To consider -

To understand -

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e

ou

him

her

it

us

them

 

I thought that he was a good student. I thought him to be a good student.

He supposed that they would come soon. He supposed them to come soon.

 

 

arise arose arisen arising
awake awoke awoke awaking ,
be was/were been being ,
bear bore born bearing
bear bore borne bearing ,
beat beat beaten beating
become became become becoming
begin began begun beginning
bend bent bent bending
bind bound bound binding
bite bit bitten biting
blow blew blown blowing
break broke broken breaking
breed bred bred breeding
bring brought brought bringing
build built built building
burn burnt burnt burning
burst burst burst bursting
buy bought bought buying
cast cast cast casting
catch caught caught catching
choose chose chosen choosing
cling clung clung clinging
come came come coming
cost cost cost costing
creep crept crept creeping
cut cut cut cutting
deal dealt dealt dealing
dig dug dug digging
do did done doing
draw drew drawn drawing ,
drink drank drunk drinking
eat ate eaten eating
fall fell fallen falling
feed fed fed feeding ()
feel felt felt feeling
fight fought fought fighting ,
find found found finding
fly flew flown flying
forbid forbade forbidden forbiding
forget forgot forgotten forgetting
freeze froze frozen freezing ,
get got got getting ,
give gave given giving
go went gone going ,
grow grew grown growing
hang hung hung hanging
have had had having
hear heard heard hearing
hide hid hidden hiding
hit hit hit hitting
hold held held holding
hurt hurt hurt hurting ,
keep kept kept keeping ,
know knew known knowing
lay laid laid laying
learn learnt learnt learning ()
leave left left leaving ,
let let let letting
lie lay lain lying
light lit lit lighting
loose lost lost loosing
make made made making ,
mean meant meant meaning
meet met met meeting
pay paid paid paying
put put put putting
read read read reading
ride rode ridden riding
ring rang rung ringing ,
rise rose risen rising
run ran run running
saw sawed sawn sawing
say said said saying
see saw seen seeing
sell sold sold selling
send sent sent sending
set set set setting
shake shook shaken shaking
shine shone shone shining
shoot shot shot shooting
show showed shown showing
shrink shrank shrunk shrinking
shut shut shut shutting
sing sang sung singing
sink sank sunk sinking
sit sat sat sitting
slide slid slid sliding
smell smelt smelt smelling ,
sow sowed sown sowing
speak spoke spoken speaking
speed sped sped speeding ,
spell spelt spelt spelling
spend spent spent spending ,
spill spilt spilt spilling
spin span spun spinning
split split split splitting ()
spoil spoilt spoilt spoiling
spread spread spread spreading (
stand stood stood standing
stick stuck stuck sticking ()
sting stung stung stinging
strike struck struck striking
strive strove striven striving
sweep swept swept sweeping
swell swelled swollen swelling
swim swam swum swimming
swing swung swung swinging ()
take took taken taking
teach taught taught teaching
tear tore torn tearing
tell told told telling
think thought thought thinking
throw threw thrown throwing
understand understood understood understanding
wake woke woken waking ,
wear wore worn wearing
wind wound wound winding ,
write wrote written writing




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