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My room is large .

2. :

2.1. :
I saw a letter on the table. .

I saw letters on the table. .

3. .

water , milk , chalk , sugar , tea , snow , grass , wool , meat .

4. ( ).

weather , music , power , knowledge , art , history , mathematics , light , love , life , time

I like music .

, , .
He got a good education. .

, some (any) .

I am __ student.

the

a

an

 

It is __ armchair.

a

the

an

 

These__ boys are tall.

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a

 

This is __largest room in the house.

an

the

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He has __brother.

the

an

a

 

It is __ interesting film.

an

the

a

 

These__ cars are black.

the

zero article

a

 

He is __ youngest pupil in class.

an

zero article

the

 

Mister Brown has __ daughter.

a

an

the

 

There is __ apple on the table.

the

an

a

 

I need more __ information.

zero article

the

a

 

Peter is __cleverest boy in our group.

the

zero article

a

 

My favorite subject is __English

the

a

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China has the biggest population in __ world

a

an

the

 

It was __ early morning

a

an

the

 

What __lovely day!

the

an

a

 

Where is __ Mary?

a

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zero article

 

What __clever man he is!

the

a

zero article

 

Would you like __apple?

a

the

an

 

__sun shines brightly.

the

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This is __end of the game.

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Personal pronouns ( ) - I, you, he, she, him, them, me, it, ..

Possessive pronouns ( ) - my, his, her, mine, its, ours, ..

Demonstrative pronouns ( ) - this, that, these, those.

Indefinite pronouns ( ) - somebody, anything, nothing, ..

Interrogative pronouns ( ) - who, whom, why, when ..

1. . . . ? ?, - ? ? ? ?

1. :

I -
you - /
he -
she -
it - / ()
we -
they -

2. :

me - ,
you - , , ,
him - ,
her - ,
it - /, / ()
us - ,
them - ,

. :

She is a high school student. - . ()

He loves her. - . ()

. :

After us the deluge. - .

As you sow, so shall you reap. - , .

Man can do no more than he can. - ,

./ .

Before you make a friend eat a bushel of salt with him. - , ./ , .

We know not what is good until we have lost it. - , , ./ , , , .

2. , - , .. , "?":

my (mine) -
your (yours) - ,
his (his) -
her (hers) -
its (its) - / ()
our (ours) -
their (theirs) -

. my, your, their , mine, yours, theirs . :

It's my pillow. ( .) It's mine. ( .)

Is this your car? ( ?). -No, it's his. (-, .)

, . :

. - These are my books.

. - His poems are very interesting.

. :

Pleasure has a sting in its tail. - .

All is fish that comes to his net. - , ./ .

Don't count your chickens before they are hatched. - , ./ .

3. - . 4 :

this - ()
these - ()
that - ()
those - ()

, . :
This is a table. - .
These are tables. - .

, , . :

This is my mother. - . ()

That girl is too rude.- . ()

I'd like to buy these oranges.- . ()

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That's a horse of another color - ./ .

That cock won't fight. - ./ .

4. - . , . :

They have some problems. - .( )
Are there any books there? -There are som on that shelf. - - ? - . ( )

, "some" (, ), "any" (, , ) "no" (, ).

1. "some":

some - ,

someone/somebody - -/-

something - -

somewhere - -

somehow - -/-

some time/some day - -/-

, "somebody" "someone" . , "some" , - -. :

(+)* There is someone in the house. - - .

(+) There are some guests in the hotel.- .

(?) Can you give me some water, please? - ? (-)

(?) Would you like some cookies? - ? (-)

* (+), - (-), - (?)

2. "any":

any - , , ,

anyone/anybody - -/-,
anything - -/-,
anywhere - -/-, /-
anyhow - -/-,
any day/any time -

, ", ". :

(-) There isn't any sugar in my coffee. - .
(?) Is there anything interesting on TV? - - ?
(+) I like any kind of fish. - .

3. "no":

no - ,
noone/nobody -
nothing -
nowhere -

, . :

There is no one in the room.=There isn't anyone in the room.( .)
There are no pictures on the wall.=There aren't any pictures on the wall.( .)

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By doing nothing we learn to do ill. - , ./ - .

There is no rose without a thorn. - .

To know everything is to know nothing. - , .

To put a spoke in somebody's wheel. - - ./ .

Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. - .

5. - . , . " ":

who? - ?
whom? - ? ?
which? - ?
what? - ?
where? - ?
when? - ?
whose? - ?
why? - ?

, , .

Who is your brother? - ? ()
Which seat is yours? - ? ()
What is the book about? - ? ()

, , , :
Tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you who you are. - , . ( )./ , . ( ).

__ are students of Oxford.

She

He

They

 

The house lost __ roof in the storm.

his

it

its

 

There is a table in the room.__ table is round.

These

This

Those

 

__ are you from?

Where

When

Why

 

Is there__ paper on the desk?

no

any

some

 

__ is the best football player in the world.

He

She

They

 

__ children are in the garden.

Their

It

He

 

There is a book on the table. __ book is thick.

These

Those

This

 

__ color is your new dress?

Where

What

Why

 

She hasnt __ friends in Canada

no

any

some

 

The bag is heavy. What is there in __?

he

it

she

 

She washed __ hands and face.

he

her

its

 

There is a house. __ house is small.

This

Those

These

 

__is your phone number?

Where

When

What

 

__ days ago I spoke to him.

No

Any

Some

 

__works as a stewardess.

He

She

It

 

We live in block of flats__ flat is on the third floor.

your

their

our

 

They say that __man is their teacher.

these

this

those

 

__ are my glasses?

Where

When

Who

 

Is there __bread on the table?

some

any

no

 

__ is a housewife.

He

She

It

 

Mr. and Mrs. Brown have two children. Both __ children are boys.

his

her

their

 

__ are my books.

This

These

That

 

__ will he do tomorrow?

What

Why

When

 

there is/there are

. there is there are. , .

there is/ there are - , , , , , "". :

There is one chair in the room. - () .

There are some chairs in the room. - () .

1. there is/ thre are, , , . there is/ thre are . :

There is a knife on the table. - (, ) .

There are five balls in the box. - () .

, there is , there are - . : (There) - (to be) - (Object) - (Adverbial modifier).

there is/ there are , . :

There is a cup of tea on the table. - () .

There is one stove in the kitchen. - () .

There is some furniture in the hall. - () .

There are six couples in the game. - (, ) .

There are some houses nearby. - () .

, , one, a/an; (, furniture - ) some; - , some ( several - ).

there is/ there are "not" to be. there is not/ there are not, there isn't/ there aren't. :

There isn't a door in this room. - .

There isn't any milk in the fridge. - .

There aren't any people at the store. - .

, , some any. .

there is/ there are "no" () . . :

There is no ham on this sandwich. - .
There are no palyers in this team. - .

there is/ there are , .. . :

Is there one TV in the bedroom? - Yes, there is. -No, there isn't. - ? -. -.

Is there any sugar in the tea? -Yes, there is. -No, there isn't. - ? -. -.

Are there any windows in the castle? -Yes, there are. -No, there aren't. - ? -. -.

, there is/ there , .

there is/ there are who? what? why? .. ( where?). , . :

What is there in your bag? - () ?

Why are there so many policemen in the bank? - ?

Who is there in your car? - ?

How many students are there in the classroom? - ?

2. there is/ there are . to be, - there was, - there were. :

There was a supermarket in this area of the city. - .
There were some interesting pistures in the gallery. - .

There wasn't a computer in the study. - .
There weren't any horses in the village. - .

Was there any food in the fridge? - ?
Were there any Italian restaurants in the city? - ?

4. there is/ there are .

There are none so blind as those that will not see. - , .
Theres more than one way to skin a cat. - ./ , .
Theres no bad weather, there are bad clothes. - , .
Theres no smoke without fire. - .

Theres no place like home. - , ./ , . Theres no time like the present. - , ./ , .

Theres no such thing as a free lunch. - ./ .

there is/ there are.

 

There __ a sofa in the corner of the living-room.

are

is

were

 

There __ a lot of places of interest in France.

are

is

was

 

There __ a lot of students in the hall.

was

is

are

 

There __ a letter for you on the table.

is

are

were

 

There __ pictures on the walls.

was

is

are

 

There __ a rose in the vase.

are

is

were

 

There __some chalk in the box.

is

are

were

 

There __ a lot of flats in the block.

is

was

are

 

There __ a desk in my study.

is

were

are

 

There __ a lot of books in the bookcase.

was

are

is

 

There __ a washing-machine in our bathroom.

is

were

are

 

There __ many interesting books in our library.

was

is

are

To be, to have, to do

- , . , , , .

to be, to have, shall, should, will, would , to be, to have, to do , , .

to be

. to be :

1. Continuous Perfect Continuous ( Participle I ):

Matter is constantly changing and is constantly moving -- .

What have you been doing since I saw you last? -- , ?

The Curies had been working for fours years before they discovered radium -- , .

2. ( Participle II ):

Energy is measured in the same units as work -- , .

The particles move faster in the place where the body is being heated -- , .

.. to be , , .

The behaviour of gas is easily understood if we remember what it is , , (.: , ).

to be Present Indefinite Past Indefinite :

"Is Mr Upright at home?", I asked timidly. No, Mr Upright was not at home and he saw nobody Sunday. (J. L.) -- A?", - . , , .

. to be , (. to be ).

. to be to , - . to be Present Indefinite ( ) Past Indefinite ( ):

We are to finish with the experiments in two months at the most. -- .

Mary was to work as an prentice for two years without any remuneration -- , .

to be Past Indefinite Perfect Infinitive , , , :

was to have made a report on physical properties of solids -- ( ).

to have

. to have Perfeet ( Participle II ):

The experiment has revealed something new in nature, -- .

H told her what had happened and left -- , , .

. to have /. . ), : to have a talk (. to talk ), to have a swim (. to swim ), to have a smoke (. to smoke ) . .

to have Present Past Indefinite to do:

Did you have a talk with our dean yesterday? ?

. to have , , , : to have dinner , to have some water , to have a pleasant time . . to have Present Past Indefinite to do:

Did you have a pleasant time yesterday? -- ?

. to have , . to have:

A liquid has the shape of the containing vessel -- , .

Every mechanism has friction -- .

. to have :

I have an English textbook.

to have Present Indefinite Past Indefinite :

Has he radio set? ?

Had they lectures yesterday? ?

A liquid has no shape of its own.

A liquid hasn't a shape of its own.

A liquid hasn't any shape of its own.

.

to have . . , haven't, hasn't, hadn't, .

: 1) to have , (. to have ).

2). I have, he has . . I've got (=I have got), he's got (==he has got), I had , . I'd got (==I had got) . .:

I've got the tatest edition of "Technical News" -- .

Have you got the latest edition of "Technical News"? -- ?

I haven't got the latest edition f "Technical News" -- .

. to have to . must must :

You see, there are a number of experiments that have to be done -- , ,

They had to carry the wounded from the ambulances to the hospital -- , .

to have must , to have , , :

In technics we have to do with pressure much greater than that of air -- , .

You will have to make numerous computations -- .

to have to do:

D you have to do that part of the work in the laboratory? -- ?

to do

. to do :

1. Present Past Indefinite:

"Do you want to go to movie tonight?" he asked, " ?", - cnpo .

Why did you not come by the nine o'clock train? -- ?

2. :

Don't go away! -- He !

Don't talk! -- He !

Don't be late? -- He !

3. , , . to do (do, does, did) , to. do (does), did.

George asked me if I remember it bered our first trip... I answered that I did re member it -- , . , .

D come and see us. -- , !

D be quiet, comrades! -- He , !

, , , . .

4. . , to do , . to do , , :

My father heard it all as plainly as I did. -- , ().

You must pull a rubber band as hard with your left hand as you do with your right. -- , .

5. Present Past Indefinite :

Who took the dictionary? - I did. ? ().

Does he help you? -Yes, he does. ? ().

Do you like the new play? - Yes, I do. No, I don't. ? (). ( ).

. to do , , .:

Is there anything I can do for you? -- - ?

Forces which do positive work are sometimes called efforts. - , , .

. to be a , .

to be, to have, to do.

They __ students.

am

are

is

 

Her uncle __ got a car.

has

have

was

 

We __ study on Sundays.

dont

doesnt

havent

 

He __ a doctor.

am

are

is

 

My aunt __ got a country house.

have

has

was

 

He __ work on Saturdays.

dont

doesnt

havent

 

They __ sportsmen.

are

am

is

 

My son __ got a lot of toys.

was

has

have

 

She __ all her work at home.

do

dont

does

 

I __not a schoolgirl.

are

am

is

 

__ you got any friends in your group?

Has

Have

Haves

 

We usually __our homework after classes.

do

doesnt

don't

 

His daughter __ a little girl.

am

is

are

 

He __ two pets at home.

have

haves

has

 

He __his bed every morning.

do

does

dont

 

I __eighteen years old.

be

am

are

 

We __two lessons of English today.

has

haves

have

 

I always __it with great pleasure.

do

does

doing





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