1. He will be a rock singer in future.
2. She is a teacher in college.
3. In her childhood she was fond of animals.
4. You will be abroad next summer.
5. We are tired today.
6. Ann was in the library yesterday afternoon.
Exercise 5. Translate into English.
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2. ?
3. .
4. ?
5. .
6. .
7. .
8. ?
9. ? 1 .
10. .
11. ³ .
Exercise 6. Read and translate the following proverbs. Cover their meaning.
1. Time is money.
2. Time is a great healer.
3. Best defense is attack.
4. Silence is golden.
5. There is a skeleton in every house.
6. There is no smoke without fire.
7. Where theres a will, theres a way.
8. While there is life, there is hope.
III. Pronouns
| Personal pronouns | Possessive pronouns | |
| I you he she it we you they | my - your - his - her - it - , our - your - their | mine yours his her its ours yours theirs |
Exercise 7. Fill in pronouns.
1. have parents. wife also has parents. 2. are mother-in-law and father-in-law. 3. parents are in Poltava. 4. brother is in the army. 5. family is in Kherson. 6. He has a wife. name is Mary. 7. has a son. 8. name is Victor. 9. family is large.
Exercise 8. Fill in pronouns.
1. This is watch, and that is (my, yours). 2. This is not pencil, is red (hers, her). 3. This picture is not (our, ours). 4. These are notes and those are (theirs, our). 5. name is Peter, is John (my, his). 6. That bag is (my, mine). 7. This girl is daughter and that is (his, hers).
IV. Numerals
Cardinal (how many?)
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| 1 one | 11 eleven | 21 twenty one |
| 2 two | 12 twelve | 30 thirty |
| 3 three | 13 thirteen | 40 forty |
| 4 four | 14 fourteen | 50 fifty |
| 5 five | 15 fifteen | 60 sixty |
| 6 six | 16 sixteen | 70 seventy |
| 7 seven | 17 seventeen | 80 eighty |
| 8 eight | 18 eighteen | 90 ninety |
| 9 nine | 19 nineteen | 100 one hundred |
| 10 ten | 20 twenty | 200 two hundred |
1 000 one thousand (a thousand)
2 000 two thousand
1 000 000 one million (a million)
2 372 538 two million three hundred and seventy-two thousand five hundred and thirty-six
Ordinal (which?)
| 1 first | 11 eleventh |
| 2 second | 12 twelfth |
| 3 third | 13 thirteenth |
| 4 fourth | 14 fourteenth |
| 5 fifth | 21 twenty-first |
| 6 sixth | 1 000 one thousandth |
| 7 seventh | 1 000 000 one millionth |
| 8 eighth | |
| 9 ninth | |
| 10 tenth |
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Dates
| 1. What is the date today? | Its the fourth of January. (Br.E.) Its January fourth. (Am.E) |
| 2. When is your birthday? | Its the twenty-third of November. Its November twenty-third. |
| 3. When are you going to New York? | Im going on the third of March. Im going on March third. |
| 4/11/1969 | the fourth of November, nineteen sixty-nine November fourth, nineteen sixty-nine |
1900 - in nineteen hundred
1909 - in nineteen nine
in nineteen o (ou) nine
1969 in nineteen sixty-nine
2000 B.C. in two thousand (Before Christ)
2004 in two thousand (and) four/ in twenty oh four
2014 - in twenty fourteen
| Telephone Numbers and Addresses , 1. 769-8250 seven six nine, eight two five oh 2. 741 Linden Avenue seven, forty one 6324 Kenwood sixty-three, twenty-four 5100 Main Street fifty-one hundred |
Exercise 9. Read the following numbers. Make them ordinal.
41, 62, 89, 97, 17, 125, 796, 450, 1820, 25 129, 49 357, 151 583, 1 352 765.
Exercise 10. Translate into English:
9 1945 , 7 1977 , 6 2000 , 31 2015 , 1996 .
V. Prepositions of Time
| at | 5 oclock, half past two, a quarter past six, ten minutes to seven, about eight oclock |
| at | sunrise, sunset, dawn, daybreak |
| in | the morning, the afternoon, the evening, the daytime, January, February, March, etc. Winter, spring, summer, autumn, the year 1987, in 1993. |
| in | June, October, December, 1978, 2002 |
| in - | in an hour, in two weeks, in a month |
| on | Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday on the seventh of November On what day do you have English classes? |
| By - | By 6 oclock, by Monday |
| But: | This year, next week, last month How many times a week do you visit your parents? |
Exercise 11. Fill in the prepositions:
1. Dont come late. Come nine oclock. 2. What time is it? It is half six. 3. We are going to leave a quarter ten. 4. It is twelve oclock now. Come here in ten minutes, ten minutes twelve. 5. Is it a quarter three? 6. We must work eight five oclock. 7. The train arrives ten.
About Myself
VI. Vocabulary
| 1. first / Christian / given name | |
| 2. middle name / patronymic | |
| 3. surname / last name / family name | |
| 4. full name | |
| 5. nickname | |
| 6. to be married Ant: to be divorced | |
| 7. to be single |
