Базовый курс английского языка - Эккерсли К.Э.
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These people haven't anywhere to live.
Примечание. Мы обычно употребляем some {something, somewhere, etc.) в утвердительных предложениях, any (anything, anywhere, etc.) в вопросительных и отрицательных предложениях:
1 Прилагательное gold- сделанный из золота; golden - похожий на золото.
2 Оба слова имеют одно и то же значение и употребление.
3 Every, everyone, everybody, everything всегда употребляются в единственном числе.
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Affirmative
Interrogative Does she want any new dresses?
Does he see anybody in the room?
Is there anything interesting in the newspaper today?
Is he going anywhere today?
Negative
She doesn't want any new dresses.
She wants some new dresses.
He sees somebody in the room.
There is something interesting in the newspaper today.
He is going somewhere today.
He doesn't see anybody in the room.
There isn't anything interesting in the newspaper today.
He isn't going anywhere today.
kind
Слово kind может быть
1) прилагательным:
She is kind and gentle.
2) существительным:
Margaret is not fond of study of any kind. What kind of dress is she wearing?
Приветствия
Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.
1. Употребите глаголы в скобках в будущем времени:
1.1 (write) my lessons in my new book.
2. Lizzie (cook) the breakfast for us.
3. Mr. Priestley (be) in the dining-room at eight o'clock.
2. Образуйте а) вопросительные, б) отрицательные предложения:
1. He will tell us about his work.
2. You will see me again tomorrow.
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3. Lizzie will give the cat its dinner today.
4.1 shall see you on Friday.
3. Придумайте предложения, используя следующие слова а) как существительные, б) как глаголы:
smoke, work, answer, drink, bathe, sleep, dress, name, swim, walk, hammer, use
4. Придумайте предложения со следующими словами и словосочетаниями:
everyone; everything; everywhere; of course; fond of; on the other hand; pleasant; gold, golden; proud; pride; dinner
5. Образуйте вопросительные предложения:
1. He wants some eggs.
2. There are some stars in the sky.
3. She has some flowers for the table.
4. There was something interesting in the paper yesterday.
5. Somebody is coming to see the house today.
6. She will tell us something about her work.
7. These people have somewhere to live.
8. There is somebody in the room.
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The Characters in the Essential English Books (3)
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THE STUDENTS
Here are Mr. Priestley's students. Look at them. They are just corning to his house for their lessons.
You will often meet them in this book and the other books of Essential English. We are going to be present at their lessons and we are going to listen to them talking together.
They are going to talk about their work and their holidays, their countries and their lives, their joys and their sorrows. They will tell you what they like and what they dislike. I hope that you will soon know them and like them, and feel that you and they are friends. Here is the first one to come.
This is Jan. He is generally early. He doesn't like to be a minute late for his lessons. He is not only very clever, but he is also a very hard worker and likes to do everything well. He has rather dark brown hair and good grey eyes. He is not very tall, but he is strong, swims well, and is a good footballer.
And who is this? This is Lucille. Lucille is beautiful and gay. She is tall and slim,1 with big dark eyes and black hair. She
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JAN
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goes out to dinner or a dance or a theatre almost every evening, and doesn't generally get to bed until very late at night - or rather, early in the morning. So, you see, Lucille doesn't do very much work.
This is Olaf. He can walk and climb all day and he never feels tired. He is as strong as a horse. He has blue eyes and yellow hair. He doesn't talk much, but he thinks a lot.
Here is Pedro. He is very handsome, tall and dark and well-dressed. He is rich and clever, too. He does everything well. He is Spanish, but he speaks English and can talk well about almost everything-music, pictures, other countries, literature and life.
The next one to come in is Frieda. She has brown hair and big grey eyes. She doesn't talk much; she is rather quiet, but is very kind and nice; they all like her. I think that she is pretty, and so do all the other students, except Jan; he thinks that she is beautiful.
And here is the last one. He is generally the last one to come, but the first to go away. This is Hob. He is certainly not handsome or hardworking or clever. But he thinks that he is all these. He doesn't like swimming or football. He thinks that they are too much like hard work. frieda
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He doesn't like study. He says that study makes him tired. He isn't polite, and he isn't well-dressed. He doesn't always listen to lessons in class (he sometimes goes to sleep there). He talks a lot. He is a good eater and a good sleeper. But he is good-hearted and loves a joke. He knows a lot of funny stories and he always wants to tell them to you.
