в Present Simple (настоящем времени)

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I We You have gota … They ‘ve got some … n, pl.	I We You have not got a… They haven’t got any... n, pl.	I we Have you got a/any... they n, pl	I Yes, we have. No, you haven’t. they
She He has got a … It ‘s got some … n, sg.	She He has not got a … It hasn’t got any … n, sg.	she Has he got a/any... it n, sg.	Yes, she has. No, he hasn’t. it

I. Read, translate and remember:

1. I’ve got a large family. 2. My friends have got a small family. 3. They’ve got two daughters and a son. 4. Our parents have got a three-room flat. 5. My sister hasn’t got any children. 6. Her friend hasn’t got a flat. 7. I haven’t got any apples. 8. He’s got a brother. 9. We’ve got some magazines. 10. Have you got a cat? – Yes, I have. 11. Has your brother got any children? – No, he hasn’t.

II. Insert the correct form of the verb “to have got”:

1. I … a brother. 2. My sister … a son. 3. John … some nephews. 4. We … not any interesting books in French. 5. Her brothers … a good job. 6. You … a fine child. 7. Our cousin … not a car. 8. My friend … 4 children. 9. You … any money? – No, … 10. Your friend … a car? – Yes, ...

III. Put these sentences into negative form and translate them:

1. I’ve got a sister. 2. My friend has got a son. 3. Ann has got a fine flat. 4. They’ve got some money. 5. Peter’s got a white cat. 6. They’ve got many friends. 7. Our grandparents have got a new flat. 8. He’s got some hobbies. 9. I’ve got some dogs. 10. My parents have got a good country house.

IV. Put into question form. Answer the questions:

1. Jane has got a sister. (Yes) 2. Tom has got two brothers. (No, sisters) 3. Your uncle has got an own shop. (Yes) 4. Your cousins have got some English books. (No, magazines) 5. His parents have got a dog. (Yes) 6. Her aunt has got some children. (No, a daughter) 7. I’ve got two grannies. (No, one) 8. My cat has got a toy. (Yes) 9. I’ve got a sister. (No, a brother) 10. John has got a little flat. (No, large) 11. Jill has got a cat. (No, a dog) 12. They’ve got a new car. (Yes) 13. His friends have got a flat. (No, a house) 14. My friends have got some shops. (Yes)

V. Agree as in the model (Выразите согласие, как в образце):

- Kate has got a cat. – I’ve got a cat too.

- John hasn’t got a flat. – I haven’t got a flat either.

1. Alex has got a blue tie. 2. The boys have got many friends. 3. July has got a black bag. 4. My brother hasn’t got a new car. 5. The girls haven’t got any French magazines. 6. Her sister hasn’t got any interesting books. 7. I haven’t got any children. 8. Mike has got some money. 9. They’ve got some work. 10. My father hasn’t got a dog. 11. Our teacher has got some hobby.

VI. Insert an article or a pronoun where necessary:

1. I’ve got … friends. 2. They’ve got … son. 3. Have you got … relatives? – Yes, I have. I’ve got … mother and … two brothers. 4. Mary hasn’t got … dog. 5. I haven’t got … problems. 6. Has Tom got … aim? – No, he hasn’t. 7. He’s got … helpers. 8. We haven’t got … mistakes. 9. You’ve got … nice flat. 10. Have you got … cousin? – Yes, I have. I’ve got … three sister-cousins and … brother-cousin

VII. Insert the correct form of the verbs “to be” or “to have got”:

1. I … a little dog. 2. My sister … 16. 3. They … at home now. 4. Mike … a brother. 5. We … some English newspapers. 6. I … a good swimmer. 7. Ann …not any problems. 8. Paul … not a student. 9. You … not right. 10. I … not a pen. 11. You … any mistakes in your test. 12. You … not a bad student. You … only lazy. 13. I … not 20. I … only 18. 14. You … any friends? – Yes, I … 15. You … a good student? – I think I … 16. Your grandparents … a country house? – No, …

VIII. Translate into English:

1. У Вас есть ручка? – Да. – Дайте мне её, пожалуйста. 2. У неё есть красный карандаш? – Нет. Но у меня есть. 3. У него есть сестра? – Нет, у него брат. 4. У них большая или маленькая квартира? – У них большая современная квартира. 5. У неё длинные ноги? – Да. 6. У Вас есть телевизор? – Да, у нас новый телевизор. 7. У Вас есть телефон? – Нет. 8. У неё нет тетрадей. 9. У меня нет тёти. 10. У меня много родственников. 11. У нас нет проблем.

Оборот There is/are

(есть, находится, существует)

I. Translate into Russian:

a) 1. There is a new TV set in my room. 2. There are a lot of English magazines in this box. 3. There isn’t any money on the table. 4. There aren’t any cinemas near our house. 5. Are there many mistakes in my test? – No, there aren’t. 6. Is there any bread at home? – No, there isn’t. 7. Are there any girls in your group? – Yes, there are. There are 3 girls there. 8. There is some water in that bottle.

b) 1. There is an interesting book on that shelf. 2. I’ve got an interesting book. 3. He’s got an interesting book in his desk. 4. Interesting books are on that shelf. 5. There is a lot of money in that box. 6. We’ve got a lot of money at home. 7. The money is in that box. 8. She’s got a lot of money. 9. There isn’t any paper in the printer. 10. The paper is in the desk. 11. I’ve got some paper in my desk. 12. I haven’t got any paper. 13. The car is in the yard. 14. They’ve got some cars in the garage. 15. There are some cars in the garage. 16. Where is your car? – It’s in the yard. 17. Is there any car in the yard? – No, there isn’t. 18. He hasn’t got any car. 19. There aren’t any cars in the yard. 20. My car is there.

II. Insert the correct form of the verb “to be” and the necessary pronoun or article:

1. There … large table in my room. 2. There … three windows in the class-room. 3. There … not meat in the fridge. 4. There … pencils in the box. 5. There … children in the park. 6. There … not people in the theatre. 7. There … not cheese in the shop. 8. … there … good students in your group? – Yes, … . 9. There … not a phone in the office. 10. There … water in the vase. 11. … there … mistakes in my test? – No, … . 12. There … workers at the factory. 13. There … not English newspapers in the library. 14. There … not a living-room in our flat. 15. … there … water in the house? – Yes, … . There … cold water. 16. … there … telephone in the house? – No, … .

III. Change the sentences into negative form:

1. There is a new desk in my room. 2. There are a lot of pens in this box. 3. There isn’t any money in the table. 4. There aren’t any shops near our house. 5. There are some mistakes in my test. 6. There is some bread at home. 7. There are some girls in our group. 8. There is some water in that bottle.

IV. Change the sentences into negative form and give a short answer:

1. There are some interesting books on that shelf. (Yes) 2. There is a lot of money in that box. (No) 3. There is some paper in the printer. (Yes) 4. There are some cars in the garage. (No) 5. There is a big window in my room. (Yes) 6. There is some sugar at home. (Yes) 7. There is some cheese in the shop. (No) 8. There are some children in the park. (No) 9. There is a newspaper on the shelf. (No)

V. Choose the sentences where you can use There is/are. Translate into English.

1. В Москве много красивых зданий. 2. Кремль находится в центре Москвы. 3. Это упражнение на 20-й странице. 4. На 20-й странице находится таблица. 5. В его докладе много новых и интересных фактов. 6. В этой статье нет доказательств вашей теории. 7. Оригинал картины Левитана «У омута» находится в Третьяковской галерее. 8. Во многих городах России есть университеты. 9. В Сибири зимой много снега. 10. Где находится Большой театр? – На площади Свердлова. 11. В журнале «Вокруг света» часто бывают интересные статьи. 12. В Санкт-Петербурге есть много красивых памятников и зданий. 13. Во многих деревнях нет школ и больниц. 14. У него в столе есть конфеты. 15. В Москве много школ и институтов? – Да. 16. У нас в офисе сейчас нет секретаря. 17. У меня нет такого учебника. 18. Все документы лежат на том столе. 19. На столе нет документов. 20. В доме нет света.

VI. Study the information about Paradise Hotel. Write an advertisement letter (5-6 sentences).

Compose a dialogue asking for the rest of the information.

e.g. Is there a night club at Paradise Hotel? – No, there isn’t.

Numerals (Числительные)

I. Read the numerals:

1. 3, 13, 30, 33, 333;

2. 5, 15, 50, 55, 555;

3. 1, 11, 111;

4. 8, 18, 80, 88, 888;

5. 2, 12, 20, 22, 222;

6. 4, 14, 40, 44, 444;

7. 36; 72; 94; 58; 264; 617; 905; 411; 2,519; 16,702; 43,813; 316,930; 8,613,053; 21,112

II. Read, translate and remember:

a) 5 men, 10 boxes, 51 books, 13 pens, 22 children, 34 lists, 15 cats, 49 pages, 18 trees

b) player 12, building 2, list 16, flat 206, page 398, room 7411, group 4A, bus 31C, text 6F, flat 11D, shelf 129H, desk 38A. My phone number is 276-55-12. Mike’s phone number is 8-902-989-16-80.

c) 1. He’s 17. 2. She’s 31. 3. I’m 23. 4. They are 50. 5. My cat is 11.

d) 1945, 1612, 1789, 1812, 1103, 2004, 1501, 1000, 2000

III. Read, translate and remember:

What time is it? – It’s 5 a.m./p.m.

5:00 – It’s five (o’clock (sharp)).

5:05 – It’s five past five.

5:10 – It’s ten past five.

5:15 – It’s fifteen past five. = It’s a quarter past five.

5:20 – It’s twenty past five.

5:25 – It’s twenty-five past five.

5:30 – It’s half [ha:f] past five.

5:35 – It’s twenty-five to six.

5:40 – It’s twenty to six.

5:45 – It’s fifteen to six. = It’s a quarter to six.

5:50 – It’s ten to six.

5:55 – It’s five to six.

IV. Read in English:

1:45, 6:25, 4:15, 8:30, 12:10, 15:30, 17:20, 18:40, 9:50, 23:15, 14:05, 19:55, 22:35

V. Read, translate and reproduce:

- What time is it by your watch, Jane?

- It’s twelve minutes to four by my watch.

- And what time is it by your watch, John?

- By my watch it’s eighteen minutes to four.

- The right time is a quarter to four. So your watches are wrong: Jane’s watch is three minutes fast and John’s watch is three minutes slow.

VI. Translate into English:

1. Который час? – По моим часам сейчас без пятнадцати семь. Но я не уверен, что мои часы идут правильно. 2. Мои часы спешат на 10 минут. 3. Ваши часы отстают на 15 минут. 4. Эти часы идут правильно. 5. Эти часы идут неправильно. Я уверен, что они отстают. 6. Запиши номер моего телефона: 264-55-13. 7. седьмая страница, одиннадцатая полка, первый игрок, сороковая квартира, восьмой номер, десятый лист, тридцатый стол. 8. 52 человека, 18 игроков, 3 женщины, 36 страниц, 1 студент, 13 столов, 85 пользователей, 15 друзей, 101 человек.

Порядковые числительные

Отвечают на вопрос какой? Обозначают порядок во времени. Перед ними всегда стоит определённый артикль the. Образуются с помощью окончания –th: the fourth - четвёртый, the tenth - десятый, the seventeenth - семнадцатый, the thirty-seventh – тридцать седьмой, the one hundredth – сотый.

Исключения:

- the first -первый

- the second - второй

- the third - третий

- the fifth - пятый

- the eighth - восьмой

- the ninth - девятый

- the twelfth - двенадцатый

- the twentieth – двадцатый (подобные изменения при присоединении окончания происходят во всех числительных, обозначающих десятки)

На письме возможно сокращение порядковых числительных до двух последних букв: the 1^st, the 18^th, the 23^rd, the 156^th.

I. Read, translate and remember:

a) the 1^st year, the 5^th day, the 2^nd test, the 3^rd man, the 10^th week, the 4^th child

b) What date is it today? – It’s the 25^th of October. = It’s October, the 25^th.

c) 11.03.2001 – on the 11^th of March, 2001 = on March, the 11^th,2001

d) When is your birthday? – My birthday is on the 4^th of May. = It’s on the 4^th of May.

e) When were you born? – I was born on the 4^th of May, 1986.

II. Read in English:

01.12.1958, 05.10.1831, 23.02.1774, 13.04.1685, 20.09.1596, 02.08.1405

Months:

- January - январь - July - июль

- February - февраль - August - август

- March - март - September - сентябрь

- April - апрель - October - октябрь

- May - май - November - ноябрь

- June - июнь - December - декабрь

Days of the week:

- Monday - понедельник

- Tuesday - вторник

- Wednesday - среда

- Thursday - четверг

- Friday - пятница

- Saturday - суббота

- Sunday - воскресенье

III. Read, translate and make up your own dialogue:

- What date is it today?

- Today it’s the 3^rd of November, 2006

- What day is it today?

- It’s Thursday.

IV. Translate into English:

1. первый день, второй ребёнок, третье слово, первая учительница, пятый день рождения, девятый месяц, десятый этаж, третья встреча 2. 22 июня, 15 августа, 13 мая, 30 сентября, 29 февраля, 4 ноября, 16 июля, 8 марта, 11 января, 21 апреля, 3 октября, 12 декабря 3. Женский день – 8 марта. 4. Мой день рождения – 17 августа. 5. Новый Год – 1 января. 6. Старый Новый Год – 14 января. 7. Рождество – 25 декабря, а в нашей стране – 7 января. 8. Его день рождения – 31 июля. 9. Её день рождения – 19 мая. 10. День рождения Кати – 12 февраля. 11. День рождения моего брата – 22 апреля. 12. День рождения Петра – 15 мая.

Предлоги времени

in: - через (используется с обозначением промежутка времени): in a week, in 2

hours, in 5 years, in a quarter of an hour, in half an hour

- в (используется с названиями месяцев): in May, in December

- в (используется перед числом года): in 1964, in 2015

- (не переводится, используется с названиями сезонов): in spring

- (не переводится, используется с обозначением времени суток): in the morning(s), in the afternoon, in the evening(s)

- вовремя - in time

at: - в (может не переводиться; используется с обозначением времени): at 5

o'clock, at 10 to 12, at 6:30

- в (может не переводиться; используется с обозначением времени суток): at night, at midnight, at noon

on: - в (используется с названиями дней недели): on Monday

- (не переводится; используется с обозначением даты): on the 1^st of June

during – во время – during the lesson

from … till … - с … до … - from spring till winter

I. Read, translate and remember:

in 2 hours, in 4 hours and a half, in an hour and a quarter, in 3 weeks, in 5 months, in 6 hours, in 11 years, at 3 o’clock sharp, at 12:10, at 9:45, at 6:30, at 15:50, on Sunday, on Wednesday, during the test, during the weekend, during the holiday, in autumn, in winter, from January till April, from 7 till 11, from morning till night, in August, in February, on the 2^nd of March, on the 30^th of November, in 1970, in 2005

II. Insert the correct preposition:

1. … Friday 2. … 20 years 3. … the 1^st of July 4. … the morning 5. … September 6. … 10 o’clock 7. … night 8. … 1996 9. … Monday … Friday 10. … the evening 11. … an hour 12. … the 29^th of October 13. … summer 14. … 1701 15. … 13:15

III. Translate into English:

в понедельник, через 2 года, в июле, летом, в декабре, во вторник, в августе, через 3 дня, в 2 часа, через 1,5 часа, в половине третьего, в ноябре, в среду, через 6 лет, через полчаса, в январе, через 7 месяцев, в феврале, в четверг, во время обеда, в 1812 году, 18-го апреля, в 3:45, через месяц, с 3 до 4.

Dimensions

I. Read out these numbers and remember:

a) 0 = nought [nɔ:t], oh; 653 = six hundred and fifty-three; 1,002 = one thousand and two; 379,508 = three hundred and seventy-nine thousand five hundred and eight; 28.5 = twenty-eight point five; 32.07 = thirty-two point oh seven; 0.69 = nought point six nine, oh point six nine, point six nine; 40.801 = forty point eight oh one; 12.005 = twelve point oh oh five; 1/2 = one half, a half; 2/3 = two thirds; 1 = one and a half; 15 = fifteen and a/one third; ¼ = a/one quarter, a/one forth;

b) 3 14 40 93 102 231 995 4,053 2,279 10,874 12,000 100,302 1,000,000 82,985 5,492 215,070 153.87 73.1 90.005 19.31 80.75 44.829 8,593 8.593 85.93 913.0013 7 11 2 3

II. Write down the names of these units and remember them:

mm, cm, m, km, ft, g, kg, m/s, km/s, kph, mph, rpm, W, kW, A, V, L, ⁰C

III. Read and remember:

15⁰ – fifteen degrees, 13 A – thirteen amps, 89⁰ C – eighty-nine degrees Celsius, 40 W – forty watts, 1.2 ft – one point two feet, 13.8 m – thirteen point eight metres, 190 kph – one hundred and ninety kilometres per hour, 150,000 L – one hundred and fifty thousand litres, 12,500 rpm – twelve thousand five hundred revolutions per minute (1 revolution = 1 rotation of 360⁰), 230 V – two hundred and thirty volts, 5 m/s = five metres per second, 160 kg – one hundred and sixty kilograms, 3.5 cm = three and a half centimeters, 12 mm = twelve millimeters, 230 kW = two hundred and thirty kilowatts.

IV. Read:

20 mm, 3.2 cm, 538 km, 28.3 cm, 0.035 cm, 65 W, 2.8 L, 720 km, 74.6 m, 17⁰C, 15 A, 220 V, 29 m/s, 15.4 kW, 37.8⁰C, 345 g, 120 mL, 71 km/s, 88.4 kg, 2,461 km, 709 kg, 3.5 ft, 38,501 km, 90 kph.

V. Write the speeds:

18 kph, 83 mph, 86 kph, 201 kph, 248 kph, 300 m/s, 574 kph, 1,979 mph, 19,000 rpm

1. Sound travels at …

2. The engine of a Formula car turns at about …

3. The moon truck Apollo 16 Rover travels at …

4. A solar-powered car can travel at …

5. A person on skis can go downhill at …

6. A person on a snowboard can go downhill at …

7. The maximum speed of a train in France is …

8. The fastest sailing ship sails at …

9. A Blackbird jet flies at …