1. The teacher to us: Good morning!
2. He two languages.
3. You too much at the lessons.
4. Ann always me something interesting.
5. The mother me that I should go to the supermarket.
6. He always a life.
Translate into English.
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too, either
Too , .
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I like John and I like his brother, too. , .
Mary will stay with us. Will you stay, too? . ?
Either , .
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He doesnt like tea, his wife doesnt like tea either. , .
If they dont come, we shall not come either. - , .
Insert words too and either.
1. Well go to the park, the Smiths will go .
2. He doesnt play football, his brother doesnt play it .
3. They will go to the cinema. Will you join them ?
4. Do you want to go to Zoo ?
5. He hasnt done much, we havent done much .
Translate into English.
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2. . .
3. .
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5. ?
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another, other.
Another , ,
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Lets go to another restaurant, because this one is closed. , .
Will you have another cake? - ?
: , , another : another ten years, another two weeks.
Other -, .
- other .
Other - :
Where is the other textbook? - ?
She has two songs, one lives in Riga, the other in London. - , , .
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Where is my other cup? - ?
I havent any other ideas. - .
Other - :
I saw two boys, one of them was John, but I dont remember the others name.
others (, ) :
I bought ten apples, three for my brother, the others for my little sister.
10 , 3 , .
Insert another or (the) other, others.
1. I lost my umbrella, so I had to buy one.
2. She is going to stay with her aunt two weeks.
3. I see only five books on my shelf. Where are ?
4. What English writers of the 19th century do you know?
5. There is not any reason why he refused to come.
6. Jack has three sisters, I know only Kate, but I dont know his sisters.
Translate into English.
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very, very much.
Very -
very, ; very nice, very quickly.
They run very quickly. - .
John is a very good teacher. - .
Very much -
very much, : to like very much.
He wants to go to England very much. - .
Translate into English.
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to see, to look, to watch.
To see (saw, seen) , , .
: to see smb, smth; to see smb do (doing) smth.
I havent seen you for ages. - .
Have you seen this film? - () ?
I dont see his point. - (, )
To look (looked, looked) -, .
: to look at smth, smb; to look fine, ill.
Look at the map! - !
She looked tired on Sunday. - .
to look (, ):
To look for smb, smth - -, -
To look like - -
To look after smb, smth -, -, -.
To watch (watched, watched) - , , .
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To watch TV -
To watch the sheep -
To watch smb do (doing) smth - (), - - .
He watches the development of affairs. .
He watched her washing the dishes. - (), .
I dont like to watch TV in the morning. - .
