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(the noun ) 4




He feels well. - .

He behaved like a child. - .

: Behave yourself! - !

is not feeling himself. - .

- /- ( ): , , , . ep:

The soldiers tried to defend themselves. - .

She found herself in hospital. - .

We enjoyed ourselves greatly. - .

, , , , . : to wash - ; to shave - ; to dress - .. : I wash I get washed I wash myself ( ). , The child is learning to dress himself, .

one oneself:

One mustn t fool oneself. - .

himself themselves:

No one must fool himself. - .

Everyone should decide it - .

themselves.

, , . :

She took her dog with her. - .

( - ).

She was talking with herself. - .

( - , her).

. own :

He cooks his own dinner. = - .

He cooks dinner for himself.

own very:

Do you like the cake? The recipe - ?

is my very own. .

own of:

Id love to have a house -

of my own. o.

. , , .. , , . :

I saw it myself. = I myself saw it. - .

: as for - ; (un) like - /; except for - ; but for - . :

As for myself, I don care what - , ,

you decide to do. .

3.5. (Indefinite Pronouns)

, , , . some, any , one, many, much, few, little.

3.5.1. some, any

some, any , . , some , , : 1) , -, -; 2) , , . :

Some people don t enjoy country -

life. .

There were some people in the room. - B

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I need some medicine for my - o - headache. .

There is some medicine left. - .

some . some . :

Give me some ink. - .

Give me the ink. - .

( , ).

Some -, , :

She works in some insurance - -

company in Birmingham. .

I dont want to spend my life in -

some muddy little village miles -

from anywhere. .

Some others -, all - enough - :

Some people like the sea, - ,

others prefer the mountains. .

I ve got some money, but not - ,

enough. .

Some, , , :

Fantasia has exported some

four million tons of bootlaces

this year. .

some any - : some, , , any . :

I want some razor blades. - e (-) .

Have you got any razor blades? - (-) ?

Sorry, I haven t got any - , ()

razor blades. .

Some , , , , , a:

Have you got some glasses - -

you could lend me? ?

Would you like some more coffee? - He ?

Any some a , , never - ; without - ; hardly - ; fail - ; prevent - .. :

never give me any help. - .

We got there withoutany -

trouble. - .

Theres hardlyany tea left. - .

He failed to produce any impression - O

on her. .

The noise of the party prevented me.

from getting any sleep a .

:

If you want some/ any help, let me - ,

know. .

, any . ny - , -. :

Is she any better? - - ?

any/ no good; any/ no use:

Was the film any good? - , ?

No good at all. - , .

Is it any use talking to him? - - -

?

Its no use at all. - , .

any :

You can take any book you - ,

like. .

any but ... , :

Ill go to any restaurant but - , pe

that one. .

Some any , f:

Would you like some of these sweets? - He ?

I couldnt understand any of the - .

lectures.

Have some of my ice cream. - .

I don t think any of us want (s) to - ,

work tomorrow. .

, any , , :

If any of your friends is (are) - -

interested, let me know. , .

.

some any - :

Youve got some good jazz records. -

.

Will you ask any questions? - -

?

, some any :

Coffee? No, thanks. I ve got - ? - ,

some. .

Did you get the oil? - ?

- No, they didnt have any. - , .

Some workers squeezed into the -

hall and some were left standing a,

outside. .

Which of them shall I give you? - ?

- Any will do. - .

3.5.2.

some any - one, - body, - thing. , /: somebody/ one , something - . somebody/ anybody, someone/ anyone, something/ anything e, some any.

one body : . , : somebody somebody s; someone someone s.

, , , - :

Someones knocking at the door. - .
I cant hear anything. .
She is somebody you know well. -, .
Did you hear anybodys voice? - ?

3.5.3. one

one -, , , , , . One , , :

One cant make an omelette - He ,

without breaking eggs. .

One believes things because - , a

one has been conditioned to .

believe them.

, e, one , - :

One shouldnt get upset about stupid things. c - .
e- One cant succeed without taking pains. , .

, one. :

Im being served already. - ye .

Its raining. - .

Someones knocking at the door. - .

We speak English here. - -.

one :

He talks to one like a school- - ( ),

master. .

One politician is as bad as another. - .

one . oneself. ne , , , , :

Ones family can be a real -

nuisance at times. .

ne s oneself , ne, he, him, his himself:

One cannot succeed unless he - ,

tries hard. .

(Br. E.: one tries hard)

One should be careful in talking to -

his colleagues. .

(Br. E.: to ones colleagues)

One should always give himself -

plenty of time to pack. .

(Br. E.: give oneself)

3.5.4. - One

- ne , . - one one , , , , .

- one , .

Which apples would you like to buy? I think the red ones are better. ? , .
The normal state of a body is one of rest. .
Im looking for a flat. Id really like one with a garden. . .

a/ an - one , . :

Id like a big one with cream on it. - .

Id like one with cream on. - .

ones , . :

I caught nine. - .

I caught nine big ones. - .

One ( s) . my one(s), your one(s) mine, yours: one . :

Lets take yours. - .

Lets take your new one. - .

One , this, that, these, those, either, neither:

I think my dog is the fastest - ,

(one). .

Either (one) will suit me. - .

3.5.5. ny, h, few, little

many much ; few little . some, , . - - . -:

all/ every , all

/頠 񸠠 most - more more most -

many less less much

several fewer some

some

a few a little

few little

 

none (no)

, many (a) few , much (a) little - :

 


Many friends Much snow
A few friends A little snow
Few friends Little snow

Many much , ( ):

. Lots (of) A lot of Plenty of

A large/good/great number of

. Lots (of) A lot of Plenty of A good/great deal of A great/large quantity/amount of

:

How much money have you got? - ?

I ve got plenty. - .

Celia talks lot. - .

He's got plenty of men friends, but - -,

he doesnt know many girls.

.

Mr. Lucas has spent a great deal -

of time on the Far East. .

Many much , so - ; very - ; too - ; as - . :

Much research has been carried - a -

out in order to establish the -

causes of cancer. In the opinion of .

many scientists ...

Youve bought toomany tomatoes. -

.

There s somuch violence these

days. .

Try to get asmany opinions as -

you can. .

I enjoyed the concert verymuch. - .

A few, a little - , , , .. , few, little - , .. :

Hes got a few friends. - .

Hes got few friends. - .

Hurry up! Weve got little - !

time. .

Dont hurry. Weve got a little - .

time before the train comes in. .

3.6. (Negative Pronouns)

no - , , no one - , , nobody - , nothing - , neither - , - , , .

3.6.1. N

No , , , .

No , , not any, not. No not any a . no . :

No cigarette is absolutely - a co

harmless. epe.

There were no letters for - e e .

you this morning.

No o , , :

You look n older than 32. - , 32.

He ran no faster. - .

c different:

I hadn t seen him for 15 - ,

years, but he was no different. c.

No c I . No + I there is - , , :

Sorry, there is no smoking in - , o

the waiting-room. .

N PARKING - .

NO SMOKING - p .

No + e I :

There was a no-parking sign - ,

there. .

No more longer a , more , , longer - .





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