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I II III + r (+ ) IV + r + (e, y)
a [ei] name [æ] cat [a:] car, park [ε] care
e [i:] me, Pete [e] bed [:] her [i] here
i, y [ai] nine, pie, my, type [i] big, little, myth, `happy [:] girl [ai] fire, tyre
o [oυ] no, stone [o] not [o:] sport [o:] more
u [u:], [ju:] blue, tube [ʌ] bus [:] turn [υ], [jυ] sure, cure

 

1. [ e ] [ i: ] ee [ i: ] [e i:]

bed [bed] meddle [medl] me [mi:] Pete [pi:t] meet [mi:t] Ned need ten teen

Ted [ted] fettle [fetl] be [bi:] eve [i:v] deep [di:p] met meet men me

ten [ten] nettle [netl] bee [bi:] Steve [sti:v] beef [bi:f] fell feel bed be

end [end] mettle [metl] fee [fi:] dene [di:n] feet [fi:t] den dene bet beet

 

2. [ i ] [i i:] [ ai ] [ i ai ]

it his six `silly `kitten pit Pete bit beet tie five by type tip type

is him mix `lucky `pyxis bid bede sit seet pie nine my lyme pin pie

in kiss pyx `silky `system mill mele tin teen lie hide fly dyne link line

ill did lynx `tizzy `visit hill hele fit feet die title sky fyke bit bite

 

3. [ei] ai / ay [ei] [æ] [æ ei] [æ e] ea [i:]

name table main may am man Dan day mat mate pan pen sea deal

pane stable pain pay Ann flat sad say lad laid bad bed tea please

late fable nail nay at bad pat pay man main man men seal leave

mate able vain day apple plan back bay back bake Pat pet mean `easy

 

4. [s z] ck [k] th [θ] [s θ] th [ ð ] y [ j ]

bis biz neck peck fifth thank sink think these them yet yipe

hiss hizz back sick thin teeth sick thick the then yip yede

kiss fizz lack stick thick theme seem theme this than yin yelp

miss mizzle black tick myth faith sin thin that bathe yes yell

5. [ o ] [ oυ ] oi / oy [ oı ] sh [∫] ch / tch [t∫]

on not no note `open boy point she shock chin patch

off box so smoke alone toy boil shame shade chat match

odd spot hello tone `mobile foy moist sheet shop chess speech

ox top nose those `motive hoy soil shy shine catch `kitchen

 

6. c + i / e / y [s] [k] [ s k]

cent `civil `icy can `vacant mice Mick cist cosh nice Nick

face `pencil `bicycle cap cake cent can cine cly face fact

ice cite `cycle cane fact celt clap cill clove lice lick

cell `city cyst cop candle cede clash civvy clan voice - `vocal

 

7. [ju:] [u:] [ ʌ ] [υ] uy [ai] ph [f]

tune cube blue sun club `funny full buy phase phi`lology

tube mute clue bus fuss `sunny put guy phene re`phrase

use `student slue dub plus `lucky push cluy Phil `physics

tulip `music spue luck slum `muddy pull tuy phone phlox

 

8. [ʤ] [ʤ j ] [g] g + e / i / y [ʤ] oo [u:] oo + k [u]

Jim Jake jet yet go globe gin page gym spoon book

Jane Jeep jess yes glad game gibe stage gybe too look

jam jinn jinny yin grey glide gise bridge gyn school hook

joke join jeep yede big green gippy gem gyve food took

 

9. [w] [w v ] wr [r] wh [w] wh + o [h] qu [kw]

we went wave wain vain write white which who quick queen

way wake wide wail vail wrist whale while whom quack quest

well wait with wine vine wrap wheel why whose quell quote

win weed waist weed veep wreck when when whole quod quite

 

10. [r] ar [a:] are/ary [ε(r)] [a:] - [ε]

red rain arm card park fare dare Mary car care

rax read car carm start hare care vary bar bare

ripe risk bar farm lark mare stare wary far fare

rock marry far bark yard rare bare `parents dark dare

 

11. or [o:] ore, oor [o:] [a:] - [o:] ng [ŋ] [n ŋ] ng [ŋg] nk [ŋk]

fork sort more door far for bang win wing `English ink

born port bore floor farm form sing thin thing `angry bank

corn short wore store barn born long ran rang angle think

torn forth tore score card cord ring ban bang `hungry sank

 

12. [:] [:]- [o:] ere [i] ere [ε] ire [ai] ure [jυ]

her sir fur burn born here there fire tired pure

term girl burn turn torn sere where tire shire cure

nerve bird turn firm form mere quire fired mural

`certain third curse shirt short cere mire desire mure

 

13. air [ε] i + ld/nd [ai] igh [ai] -er[] a + l [o:l] a + lk [o:k]

vair hair child mind high right `summer `matter all talk

air chair wild find nigh light `sister `better small chalk

pair stair mild bind might night `letter `number salt walk

fair `prairie vild hind fight bright `butter `winter halt stalk

 

 

14.

w/wh/qu + a (II) [wo] w/qu + a (III) [wo:] au(gh)/(aw) [o:] a + th s /n + [a:]

what quall war quarter `autumn pass ask past dance path

was quant warm quartz `daughter class task last France bath

want quash ward quart taught glass mask fast chance lath

wash quad warn `quarrel saw hassle `basket `master answer father

 

15. ou [aυ] [ʌ ] ou + ld [ud] ought [o:t] ow [aυ] ow [oυ]

out round couple should bought now down snow `yellow

house found cousin would ought how brown low `Moscow

sound count country could brought row tower show `window

noun scout double thought town flower own `fellow

 

16. oa [oυ] ew [ju:] o + n/m/th [ʌ ] kn [n] wor [w:] [: - o:]

coat new son come `mother knife work work walk

boat sew month some `brother knight world word ward

float few done `company `other know word worm warm

load stew `London become another knew worm

Control reading:

1. 2. tell, tent, Ned, bell, Ed, dent, dell, bent, be, bede, feme, mete, tee, meet, feet, beed, leep, peel, peep, left, teem, Nell, mend, Len, Lee, tend, beet, dene, vet, veet, Bess, seed, Betty, seen, lend, settle, spell, pee, bye, style, vine, my, hive, size, type, skin, six, `sixty, fizz, hit, hint, five, `fifty, slide, like, pills, tin, fine, middle, pin, test, `missy, best, less, dive, seems, bite, beef, send, ebb, bee, mend, in`vite, nest, slim, slime

3. 4. sad, dad, daddy, Ann, bay, stale, tale, day, nappy, tenth, and, sable, tax, faith, `native, man, name, May, tail, deal, tea, eat, mean, sea, lead, keen, keep, did, deed, fact, fate, faith, say, Spain, saint, tilt, title, dine, dye, slip, sleep, the, these, teeth, myth, bathe, 'gather, thank, sank, thin, sin, that, sat, think, sink, thick, sick, stick, pack, lack, back, black, yet, yes, yell, yak, yam, line, ink, bye, sky, peeve, sleeve, mail

Six thick thistle sticks. Six thick thistles stick.

Six sick slick slim sycamore saplings.

Don't pamper damp scamp tramps that camp under ramp lamps.

5. 6. stone, no, zone, nose, lone, `focal, foe, fox, fob, dock, flock, `pocket, `noisy, foil, poison, boy, toy, ash, she, shy, shake, shelf, fish, shall, dish, `foppish, chose, chat, chain, cheese, match, patch, ship, chip, sheep, cheap, shop, chop, cit, city, cite, cete, cent, cess, `cecils, peace, ponce, pace, pice, lace, voice, clay, cat, clamp, coin, clan, cake, cash, catch, 'cosy, cone, cost, came, sick, neck, keep, toil, yoke, choice, clock

Listen to the local yokel yodel.

A noisy noise annoys an oyster.

Chop shops stock chops.

Sam's shop stocks short spotted socks.

I slit the sheet, the sheet I slit, and on the slitted sheet I sit.

A bloke's back bike brake block broke.

Sarah sees a shot-silk sash shop full of shot-silk sashes
as the sunshine shone on the side of the shot-silk sash shop.

7. 8. plug, shut, but, must, chum, dull, bump, cup, `student, lune, cue, tube, puce, muse, fuse, `stupid, tube, phut, `phossy, `phantom, 'photo, josh, jole, joy, Joe, John, June, Ju'ly, jazz, jam, job, join, jell, yell, joke, yoke, jet, yet, bridge, gentle, cage, huge, gyps, gym, 'pygmy, big, gate, gamble, rag, gay, dog, guy, pig, egg, edge, `angel, angle, book, shook, room, fool, moon, `pupil, mice, stay, same, lump, buy, sphinx

A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk.

A big black bug bit a big black bear, made the big black bear bleed blood.

Give me the gift of a grip top sock: a drip-drape, ship-shape, tip-top sock.

Just think, that sphinx has a sphincter that stinks!

Frankly Frank flips fine flapjacks.

Crisp crusts crackle crunchily.

9. 10. wife, wuff, way, wink, week, wit, wait, wave, wage, wine, vine, wet, vet, wail, vail, west, vest, woke, vote, wrist, wrack, wreck, whale, while, wheel, veal, quip, quake, quiz, quick, quill, quench, quid, wrote, whote, quote, write, white, quite, rain, read, rock, race, `ribbon, rose, ag'ree, rest, rope, green, jar, park, farce, sharp, smart, 'tardy, re'gard, `sarsen, mare, ware, dec'lare, part, pare, sharp, share, tart, tare, went, tea, twins, god, Jat, sale, jumble, grace, jock, joke, style, smash

Which witch wished which wicked wish?

A bloke's back bike brake block broke.

Six sharp smart sharks.

11. 12. lord, tort, North, sport, spar, lore, lock, force, farce, store, stop, star, a'dore, serf, serve, germ, verse, stern, skirt, first, girl, birth, `thirsty, firm, form, shirt, short, curl, curve, churn, nurse, church, turn, torn, 'certain, 'curtain, ere, here, sphere, fire, spire, tired, de'sire, sure, pure, fury, spring, song, bang, bring, `going, `singing, `darling, single, angle, chute, bunch, gap, age, part, peace, case, change, `taking

We surely shall see the sun shine soon.

Twelve twins twirled twelve twigs.

Six shimmering sharks sharply striking shins.

She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely seashells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells.

13 14. chair, air, hair, fair, lair, child, mild, find, kind, blind, night, might, light, `hunter, 'rubber, `silver, `river, summer, turner, waiter, reporter, all, ball, small, always, salt, walk, stalk, talk, chalk, what, was, watch, wash, quash, `quarry, `wharry, 'quarter, water, ward, wad, `warty, `wander, Paul, `author, caught, daughter, draw, dawn, 'awful, past, cast, ask, task, class, path, `father, last, chance, grass, trans'late, Steve

Nine nice night nurses nursing nicely.

On mules we find two legs behind and two we find before.
We stand behind before we find what those behind be for.

You've no need to light a night-light on a light night like tonight,
For a night-light's light's a slight light, and tonight's a night that's light.

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Did Peter Piper pick a peck of pickled peppers?
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?

Betty bought a bit of butter, better than her bitter butter,
and she baked it in her batter, and the batter was not bitter.

Ned Nott was shot and Sam Shott was not.

Six slippery snails, slid slowly seaward.

Which wristwatches are Swiss wristwatches?

While we were walking, we were watching window washers
wash Washington's windows with warm washing water.

Who washed Washington's white woolen underwear when Washington's washer woman went west?

Old oily Ollie oils old oily autos.

I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw Esau, he saw me, and she saw I saw Esau.

15. 16. out, house, mouth, mouse, round, sound, about, shout, ground, south, ouch, `cloudy, now, cow, crowd, down, `mellow, 'yellow, 'fellow, 'Moscow, bowl, throw, coat, road, boat, float, load, 'payload, few, news, hew, pew, chew, front, ton, month, 'honey, once, 'onion, some, 'company, 'comfortable, a'nother, other, knife, knell, knit, knight, words, worst, worse, while, tired, drink, air, thank, wall, call, bald, salt

Thank the other three brothers of their father's mother's brother's side.

I thought a thought. But the thought I thought wasn't the thought I thought I thought.

The boot black bought the black boot back.

Ruby Rugby's brother bought and brought her back some rubber baby-buggy bumpers.

If Stu chews shoes, should Stu choose the shoes he chews?

Cows graze in groves on grass which grows in grooves in groves.

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
He would chuck, he would, as much as he could,
and chuck as much wood as a woodchuck would
if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

fate, fat, far, fare, faint, fast, fall, fair, faught, sede, set, serd, sere, seard, file, fill, first, fired, fight, fie, tube, tub, turn, tured, tung, tuy, cure, cube, cup, curb, cuy, bone, born, `bottom, bore, boil, bowl, boat

I. Compose a noun: a verb + -er ( : + -er):

to tell teller to meet meeter to smoke smoker

to use user to jump jumper to think thinker

to eat eater to make maker to swim swimmer

to pay payer to play player to send - sender

II. Form the nouns and translate them:

to fly, to thank, to open, to do, to leave, to joke, to help, to wait, to drive

III. Read, translate and remember:

to dictate dictation to invite invitation to translate translation

to inform information to declare declaration to prepare preparation

to demonstrate demonstration to present presentation to correct correction

to transform transformation to televise television to discuss discussion

to cooperate cooperation to collect collection

IV. Form the adverbs from the adjectives with -ly [li]and translate them:

deep deeply happy happily sweet sweetly

bad badly easy easily nice nicely

sad sadly noisy noisily angry angrily

shy shyly short shortly serious seriously

V. Form adverbs with ly and translate them into Russian: important, quick, glad, warm, slow, polite

VI. Read, translate and remember (noun, participle):

to read reading to end ending to begin beginning

to meet meeting to drive driving to swim swimming

to feel feeling to make making to run running

to jump jumping to smoke smoking to plan planning

VII. Form the nouns and participles from these verbs with ing and translate them into Russian:

to eat, to use, to study, to joke, to drink, to leave, to wait, to clean, to teach, to finish, to write, to wash, to play, to invite, to jump, to help, to shut, to read, to leave, to run, to go, to begin, to clean, to study, to write, to look, to work, to build, to draw

 

. ., - ( ), , ?
( ) -
I - me - , . my , , , mine
You - you - , , your[jo:] , , , yours
He - him - , his his
She - her- , her hers
It - , , it - ,,, its , its
We - us - , , our , , , ours
You - you - , , your , , , yours
They - them - , , their theirs
           

 

I. Read, translate and remember:

a table it, a small dog it, a boy he, him, Jake he, him, Helen she, her, my sister she, her, the students they, them, your parents they, them, the Ivanovs they, them, Alex and I we.

II. Change the noun groups into pronouns:

a) the beds, a red pen, the people, a modern tie, my friend Helga, a smart boy, an easy test and a difficult text, a small flat, lamps, his sister, our friends, an old plan, a big old dog and a small kitten, a green apple, our teachers, tasty cakes, a round table, my mother and brother, her bag, his friends, our desk, doctors, a secretary, a new car, tall girls, a bag and shoes, his father, her boy-friend.

b) 1. Help Sveta. 2. Buy this bag. 3. Invite Alex and Tom. 4. Dont see that film. 5. Wait for Mr. Black, please. 6. Feed my cat, please. 7. Let me read the letters, please. 8. Dont waste money. 9. Meet our secretary, please. 10. Tell the director our plan. 11. Lets send these papers to Mr. Druck.

c) 1. Nick is smart. 2. The book is very interesting. 3. The students are in the class-room. 4. His girl-friend is a geologist. 5. The projects are in the desk. 6. His test is the best. 7. Her bag is red. 8. My parents and I are doctors. 9. Jake and Steve are friends. 10. Mrs. Bell is a cleaner.

III. Choose the correct pronoun ( ):

1. Help (he, him, his). 2. Help (he, him, his) sister. 3. (he, him, his) is a smart student. 4. Wait for (I, me, my). 5. (I, me, my) name is Jake. 6. Wait for (I, me, my) friends. 7. (I, me, my) am from Tomsk. 8. (she, her) cat is Persian. 9. Invite (she, her). 10. (she, her) is very pretty. 11. (we, us, our) are friends. 12. Let (we, us, our) dance. 13. Give Kate the keys from (we, us, our) car. 14. Make (they, them, their) coffee. 15. Feed (they, them, their). 16. (they, them, their) flat is very small. 17. (they, them, their) are economists. 18. Let me take (you, your) notes, please. 19. (you, your) children are so smart. 20. Let me help (you, your). 21. (it, its) is my table. 22. Give the dog (it, its) bone, please.

IV. Translate into English ( ):

) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .

) 1. . 2. , . 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. . 8. . 9. . 10. . 11. . 12. , . 13. . 14. . 15. .

Imperative Mood

I. Read, translate and remember:

1. Tell me your life story. 2. Meet Ted, please. 3. Feed Eve. 4. Feed my dog, please. 5. Feel my care. 6. Be careful. 7. Test his car, please. 8. Give me an apple, please. 9. Give him a pen, please. 10. Let me tell. 11. Let me live in this flat, please. 12. Let me meet Em. 13. Let me help you. 14. Let Steve sleep. 15. Let me feed Pete. 16. Let him see that film. 17. Let Kate leave. 18. Let her take the test. 19. Let her pay. 20. Let me send a message. 21. Let him tell. 22. Let us make a film. = Lets make a film. 23. Let us leave. = Lets leave. 24. Lets eat. 25. Lets open the door. 26. Lets make a cake.

II. Change the sentences as in the model:

1. Help him. Lets help him. 2. Open the door, please. Lets open the door.

1. Play with Jim. 2. Invite Tom. 3. Stay at home. 4. Stay with the children. 5. Make tea, please. 6. Wait for him, please. 7. Read the book. 8. Leave the park. 9. Wait for her sister, please. 10. Clean the room.

III. Compose the sentences:

begin translating the text. finish the game. take care of these dogs. close the box, please. clean the room, please. read all these books. open the window. look after the flowers. tell about his/her/my/their school. give me a watch, please. read the article.
/ / /

IV. Translate into English ( ):

1. , . 2. 5 . 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. 8. . 9. . 10. . 11. . 12. . 13. . 14. . 15. . 16. . 17. . 18. . 19. . 20. 21. . 22. . 23. . 24. . 25. . 26. . 27. , . 28. (an article). 29. , . 30. . 31. .

V. Read, translate and remember:

a) 1. Do not jump. = Dont jump. 2. Do not go to the street. = Dont go to the street. 3. Do not come tonight. = Dont come tonight. 4. Do not give her this book. = Dont give her this book. 5. Do not let him run. = Dont let him run. 6. Do not be silly. = Dont be silly. 7. Dont come here. 8. Dont be greedy. 9. Dont leave. 10. Dont write to me. 11. Dont let Alex sing. 12. Dont let Mike leave.

b) 1. Do not lets leave. = Dont lets leave. 2. Do not lets buy this cake. = Dont lets buy this cake. 3. Do not lets invite them. = Dont lets invite them. 4. Do not lets tell him this. = Dont lets tell him this. 5. Dont lets have coffee. 6. Dont lets translate the paper. 7. Dont lets play cards.

VI. Change into negative form:

1. Look at me. 2. Make a photo. 3. Take my pen, please. 4. Wait for me. 5. Smoke, please. 6. Swim in winter. 7. Read this text. 8. Let him close the door, please. 9. Run. 10 Meet my friend, please. 11. Lets swim. 12. Take those boxes, please. 13. Lets stay at home. 14. Let me make a plan, please. 15. Let him eat this cake, please. 16. Lets watch TV. 17 Let them jump. 18. Lets sing his song. 19. Give him a sweet. 20. Write to us every day. 21. Lets look for the material for the paper. 22. Laugh at them.

 

VII. Translate into English:

1. . 2. , . 3. . 4. . 5. , . 6. , . 7. . 8. . 9. . 10. . 11. . 12. . 13. , , . 14. . 15. . 16. . 17. . 18. . 19. , . 20. , . 21. , .

Articles

I. Read, translate and remember:

a pen, a bed, a man, a table, an apple, an eve, an end; a fine pen, a little apple, a silly man, a little size, a fine life, an ill man, an old lamp, an ugly face, a tall girl, an oval table, a sweet, a big dog.

II. Put in a or an ( a an):

plate, little aim, old man, exam, fact, fine tie, ox, red apple, ugly face, little step, silly film, ill dog, aid, deep lake, edge, funny story, student, easy test, orbit, arrow, sweet cake, blue pen, atom, tasty ice-cream.

III. Study the meaning of the article:

1. This is a cat. The cat is grey. 2. The lamp is bad. 3. These are students. The students are in the laboratory. 4. Tom is a lucky man. 5. I am a first-year student. 6. My sister is an engineer. 7. The Sun is a star. 8. Give me that book, please. Dont read the book. 9. The Blacks are from India. 10. This is his hotel. The hotel is little but fine. 11. Mr. Bent is an old man. 12. Mrs. Hope is the director of our company. She is a good director. 13. I have a car. The car is old but good. 14. The notebook is in the desk. 15. Pete is little. 16. That is a fine pen. 17. Ann is sad. 18. My cat is black. 19. The film is silly. 20. Kate is happy. 21. Our city is big and fine. 22. Kiev is my native city. 23. His dog is silly. 24. Buy me a pen, please.

IV. Put in the article a/an where necessary ( , ):

1. This is pen. Its black. 2. That is sad film. 3. It is my flat. 4. Is this his table? Yes, it is. 5. That is Betty. 6. Take my pen. 7. This is bad desk. 8. Make little bed. 9. That is tie. It is black. 10. See this film. 11. Pay that man. 12. Send them plan. 13. Let me sleep. 14. Take five pens. 15. Make eleven tables.

V. Change the sentences using the where possible ( , , ):

e.g. That cat is silly. = The cat is silly.

1. This test is fine. 2. That text is silly. 3. My pen is black. 4. Kate is sick. 5. This boy is shy. 6. This box is little. 7. Ben is in this shop. 8. That cap is nice. 9. His flat is nice. 10. My cake is on that table. 11. Ann is at that desk. 12. Nick is at his desk. 13. My pen is black. 14. Mary is in her room.

VI. Put in the article:

1. This is black cat. 2. Lamp is fine. 3. These are boxes. 4. Minsk is fine city. 5. That is his flat. 6. Those are friends. 7. Tests are easy. 8. His present is nice. 9. Eat apples. 10. Hats are red. 11. Ben is at table. 12. Parents are at home. 13. She is in bed. 14. Cat is in box. 15. Kate is student. 16. They are at university now. 17. Lamp is on desk. 18. Pens are in desk. 19. This is cat. Cat is nice. 20. Petes student. 21. This is hat and that is cap. Hat is black and cap is blue. 22. Tom is teacher. He is French teacher. 23. Helen is doctor. She is good doctor. 24. He is driver. He is fine driver. 25. This is Helen. Shes silly girl. 26. This is our classroom. It isnt large. 27. These are desks. Desks are brown. 28. Mike is three. He is smart.

 

Prepositions

:

at , ; ( ) , at the table; at home, at university

in in the room, in the shop, in the car

on on the desk, on the wall, on the trees

over = above over the table, above the door

under = below under the bed, below the window

in the middle of in the middle of the room

between between the window and the table

among among the boxes, among the trees

`opposite opposite the shop, opposite the door

in front of in front of the car

behind behind the house, behind the piano

inside inside the box, inside the bank

outside , outside the shop, outside the cafe

far , far from far from home, far from the car

by = beside , by the door, beside the phone

next ; , next to , next to the window

around/at the corner ,

:

to , , go to work, to France, to the hotel

towards = in the direction of go towards the centre

from , , , go from the cinema, come from Moscow

into , , get into the room, put into the box

out of , , get out of the car, take out of the box

away (from)/off (/) run away from the house, drive off

across / over go across the street, get over the wall

along go along the road, walk along the river

past walk past the shop, get past the

round the corner - walk round the corner from the car park

up go up the stairs, get up the hill

down run down the stairs, drive down the street

through [θru:] , get through the window,

back come back from university, go back home

forward drive forward

for , ; (thank for, pay for, apologise for, blame for) a present for my mother

with (together with) walk with a dog, a woman with glasses

without - drink tea without milk

about = of , talk about computers, think of future

among , among my friends

by , go by bus, send a letter by post

as as , as clever as Einstein

than ,

of , , ( ) dream of a big house, one of my friends, a handle of an umbrella,

from into/to / translate from English into Russian

to wait for ,

to leave for /,

to care about , ,

to look (at) (),

to look after = to take care of , , ,

to look for ,

to leave , , ,

to listen to -.,

smile at -.,

laugh at -.,

talk/speak to ,

write to -.,

thank for ,

ask for ,

depend on ,

live on ,

spend on ,

happen to ,

prefer to -. -.

to fail in the exam

to rely on -., -., -.

to arrive in a country or town , to arrive in Italy, to arrive in Achinsk

to arrive at other places , to arrive at work, to arrive at the hotel

to be afraid of -., -. Im afraid of bears.

to be angry with somebody -. She is angry with her child.

to be angry about something -. They are angry about the weather.

to be different from Im different from my brother.

to be good at -. He is good at painting.

to be bad at -. You are bad at cooking.

to be interested in -. We are interested in football.

to be married to , My sister is married to a famous artist.

to be fond of -. Im fond of butter-flies.

to be tired of -. Our mother is tired of washing today.

to be busy with -. He is busy with repairing his car now.

 

I. Read and translate:

1. on the shelf, on the plate, on the balcony, on the bed, on the table, on the chair, on the floor, on the wall, on the door, on the ceiling ['si:liŋ], on the trees, on the grass, on the horse, on the bicycle, on the bus, on the train, on the plane, on the ship, on the ground floor, on the first floor, on the second floor, depend on the parents, live on 3,000 roubles a month, live on the salary, spend holiday on writing papers, spend all money on presents, rely on the friends, rely on the weather forecast, Remember: on the way to (my) work, on the way to (my) study, on the way home, on foot, on holiday, on TV, on the radio

2. at the table, at the bus stop, at the door, at the desk, at the top of the page, at the bottom of the glass, at the end of the street, at the concert, at the party, at the football match, at the wedding, at the railway station, at the bus station, at the airport, at the hotel = in the hotel, at the restaurant = in the restaurant,look at the picture, smile at the baby,laugh at the dog, arrive at the dacha, arrive at the theatre, Im good at dancing, you are good at lying, Im bad at painting, Remember: at home, at work, at school, at college, at university, at rest, at war, at Janes (house), at my sisters (house), at his parents (house), at the doctors, at the hairdressers, at the bakers, at the age of 18

3. in these shops, in my bed, in the room, in the middle of the room, in his car, in the water, in the garden, in the city centre, in France, in the kitchen, in that box, in those bags, in the bank, in the newspaper, in the world, arrive in Moscow, Im interested in celebrities lives, fail in math exam, fail in English exam, Remember: in bed, in hospital, in the street, in the sea, in the sky, in the photo, in the picture

4. above the clouds, above the table, above the box, over the picture, jump over the wall, fly over the city, Remember: over the radio, over the phone, over 15 miles, over 5 years, He is over 30, all over Russia

5. under the tree, under the hat, go under the bridge, work under the earth, below the line

6. in the middle of the café, in the middle of the garden, in the middle of the hall, in the middle of the month, in the middle of the game, in the middle of the life, in the middle of the winter

7. between the window and the table, between the shop and the bank, between London and Paris, between meals, between boys and girls, between you and me, between the TV set and the computer

8. among the crowd, among the boxes, among the trees, among my friends, among her things

9. `opposite the bus stop, opposite the bank, opposite the window, opposite my desk

10. in front of the house, in front of the university, in front of the computer, in front of my bed

11. behind the door, behind the shop, behind the desk, behind the sofa, behind the bookcase

12. inside the desk, inside the bag, inside the room, inside the car, Remember: inside the mouth

13. outside the door, outside the room, outside the town, outside the house, outside my experience

14. far from the city centre, far from home, far from my car, to walk far, to get far into the woods

15. by the door, by the desk, by the sea, Sit by me, a play by Chekhov, a book by L.N. Tolstoy, a painting by Picasso, music by Tchaikovsky, a paper by Ivan Petrov, Remember: to travel by train / by bus / by plane / by air / by bike, little by little,step by step, to play by the rules, a doctor by profession, by the way

16. beside the sea, beside the TV set, beside the shop, beside the car, beside the wall

17. a next house, the next petrol station, next to Mike, next to the wall, next to the university

18. drive around the corner, meet at the corner of the street, go around the corner of the shop

19. go to London, return to France, come to the hotel, walk to the city centre, go to the theatre, get to the party, speak to the students, talk to girls, listen to music, write to Malakhov, Tom is married to my sister, happen to me, prefer coffee to tea, Remember: go to work, go to bed, go/come/walk/get/arrive home

20. walk towards the bank, go towards the town centre, swim towards the river bank

21. walk from the cinema, go from the party, come from great Britain, run from the dog, a letter from my mother, return from the party, borrow money from a friend, 2 km from the sea, a rest from work, protect from the sun, Im different from my parents, Kate is different from her friends

count from 1 to 10, go from Russia to Italy, return from the conference to the hotel, from time to time, from day to day, from the beginning to the end (of), translate from German to Chinese

22. jump into the water, put the papers into the box, get into the car, put a lipstick into the bag

23. take out of the bag, come out of the house, walk out of the room, jump out of bed, look out of the window, run out of the woods, get out of petrol

24. go away for a week, drive away from the city, run away from the house, take the food away, give the money away, swim away, walk off, get off the bus, fall off the bicycle, take the feet off the table

25. swim across the river, walk across the street, turn over the page, climb over the wall

26. walk along the street, go along the road, run along the river bank

27. walk past the church, run past the school, drive past the police station, go past the bank

28. stop round the corner, drive round the corner, run round the corner from the dog, turn round the corner

29. walk up the hill, jump up, run up the stairs, lift the box up, fly up

fly down, walk down the stairs, run down the street, drive down the hill

30. get through [θru:] the woods, fly through the window, drive through the village

31. bring the umbrella back, give the books back, come back from Germany, walk back, go back home

throw a stone forward, look forward, drive forward, run forward

32. flowers for my mother, meal for the cat, thank for the help, pay for the meal, blame the government for the reforms, apologise for the mistake, forgive the friend for rude words, wait for the teacher, leave home for the university, leave family for the lover, look for the glasses, ask for help, ask for money

33. without me, tea without sugar, life without problems, a house without electricity, a dog without a tail

34. with my friends, coffee with milk, a house with a big garden, Im angry with my dog, my mother is angry with our little Nelly, Nick is busy with his translation, together with parents

35. a book about fashion, talk about cars, know much about computers, a programme about sport, speak about science, care about health, never care about people, you are always angry about the weather

hear much of the film, think of love, the dream of a sport car, one of the students, a leg of the table, the size of the room, the colour of the walls, a bag of potatoes, 2 kg of sugar; take care of the baby = look after the baby, Im fond of music, Im tired of classes, Im afraid of street dogs

36. as proud as a king, as wise as a snake, as sly as a fox, as loyal (= faithful) as a dog

II. Fill in the gaps with the necessary prepositions:

a) in, on, at

1. My mum is the kitchen. 2. The pens are the box. 3. The clock is the wall. 4. The students are the desks. 5. Jane is the dentists. 6. The car is the street. 7. Dont sit the grass. 8. Dont look me. 9. Dont spend your money that girl. 10. Smile people. 11. Dont laugh me. 12. Im the wedding now. 13. John is holiday now. 14. Kate and Steve are hospital now. 15. The table is the middle of the room. 16. Youd better get there foot. 17. There is some money home. 18. There are a lot of people the park. 19. There is sports news TV tonight.

b) to, into, in, at

1. Dont read bed. 2. Its late. Go bed. 3. Lets walk the park. 4. Go the park. 5. Play the park. 6. Put the papers the desk. 7. Go the desk. 8. Stay the desk. 9. Dont go the room. 10. Put the brush the bag. 11. Keep the brush the box. 12. Stay home. 13. Listen me. 14. Dont swim a cold water. 15. Lets go the party. 16. Dont stay the party long.

c) from, out of, away

1. Its a message our teacher. 2. Get the river. 3. Get the car and drive . 4. Take the papers the secretary. 5. Take the papers the table box. 6. Take the papers the table. 7. The dog is not hungry. Take its food . 8. Take the food the fridge. 9. Take the food the table to the fridge. 10. Run . 11. The house is 250 m the river. 12. Dont return work late.

d) 1. Wait... the teacher. Dont go . 2. Lets leave Moscow holiday. 3. Dont look your bag. Its the bed. 4. Care other people. You are too rude. 5. Dont laugh sick people. 6. Thank you your help. 7. I prefer cats dogs. 8. You cannot rely Tom. He isnt honest. 9. Dont ask me any money. 10. Speak Kate. 11. Nick is afraid you. 12. Im angry you. 13. Im angry your words. 14. Dont listen this music. 15. You are quite different your brother. 16. Take care my cat, please. 17. Im interested French fashion. 18. Im not busy my guests tonight. 19. Were tired this work. 20. His father is married my aunt. 21. I cant depend you.

III. Choose the correct preposition:

1. The cat is on/in/at the bed. 2. Mike is ill. He is on/in/at bed. 3. I always get to work on/in/at/by bus. 4. You can get in/into/to/at the university on/in/at/by the bus. 5. Helen depends of/on/from her parents. 6. Dont spend all your money at/for/on drinks. 7. Im at/by/in/on the way on/to/into my work. 8. Its useful to go at/in/on/by foot. 9. Wait -/about/for/with me at/in/on/to the bus stop. 10. Lets go at/in/into/on/to the concert tonight. 11. The car is at/in/on/by the end of the street. 12. Lets meet at/in/on/into/by the football match. 13. Dont smile at/for/-/with that boy.14. Im good at/of/with/-/about dancing. 15. You are bad at/of/with/-/about painting. 16. The director is in/on/at/for rest in/on/at/by/to the sea now. 17. Our father is at/in/to/on/by the doctors. 18. You can fail -/at/by/for/in/on/with your English exam. 19. Arrive at/in/to/into the bank by 4 oclock. 20. It suddenly rained at/by/in/on/for the middle of the game. 21. Go across/over/under the bridge. 22. Dont talk by/in/on/over the phone so long. 23. The bus stop is among/behind/between/by/in front of/inside/over/outside the shop and the bank. 24. There is no money among/between/behind/next to/opposite her things. 25. Your coat is at/behind/in/into/inside/under the car. 26. The car is at/behind/by/over/opposite/under the shop. 27. Dont get far at/in/into/on/outside/over the woods. 28. Tom is an engineer at/by/in/of/on/over profession. 29. There is a table at/beside/by/in/on/over the wall. 30. I like plays and stories at/by/of/-/under Ostrovski. 31. He doesnt want to return from/out of France in/into/to Russia. 32. Mike is married at/in/on/-/to/under my cousin. 33. We prefer sweets at/for/-/of/to/behind biscuits. 34. Come at/in/-/on/to/into/for home by dinner. 35. Dont return from/out of/into/to/at the cinema late. 36. Take a lipstick at/in/from/into/out of/to the bag. 37. Dont apologise at/for/-/in/on/to/with the mistake. 38. I prefer tea of/to/across/without/behind/together with sugar.

IV. Translate into English:

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V. Finish the sentences as in the model:

e.g. He is fond of (to sing). He is fond of singing.

1. My sister is interested in (to play tennis, to cook Chinese dishes, to sing folk songs, English poetry)

2. Our mother is tired of (to cook, to wash, to iron, to do the work about the house, to clean windows)

3. My brother is afraid of (to ski, to swim, animals, to cook, to play golf, to walk in the woods)

4. Im fond of (to play basketball, to paint, to read poems, to watch TV, to play with my little brother)

5. Our father is busy with (his dog, to mend his car, to discuss a contract, to sign documents)

6. My grandparents are busy with (to knit, to work in the garden, to plant flowers, to cook, to sing)

7. You are bad at (to sing, to write, to draw, to write papers, classic music, to dance, to cook)





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