Базовый курс английского языка - Эккерсли К.Э.
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Helen points to the tree, and Tom looks up there. He sees Helen's cat high up in the tree. It can't get down and is looking as unhappy as Helen is. Tom goes over the garden wall and climbs up the tree and carries the cat down safely. Helen is so pleased to get her cat again that she puts her arms round Tom's neck and gives him a kiss. This pleases Tom very much. This is certainly what he likes. He wants the cat to climb up the tree every day. So that night he waits until it is dark and then he climbs the tree. He carries a hammer and nails and a fish in his hand. He knows that cats like fish so he nails the fish to the tree. If the cat goes up the tree the next day, he hopes to get another kiss.
4. Образуйте вопросительные предложения:
1. This work seemed easy. 2. He dried his hands carefully. 3. The cat liked fish. 4. The students went to the class yesterday. 5. The students were in Mr. Priestley's study. 6. They understood the story very well.
7. The children ate too many ices. 8. This artist drew the picture of the story. 9. Hob drank tea for breakfast. 10. The boys saw the sun rise this morning. 11. The girls put their books on my desk.
(Это упражнение поможет вам выполнить упражнение 1.)
5. Напишите предложения из упражнения 4 в отрицательной форме.
6. Ответьте на вопросы а) утвердительно1, б) отрицательно:
1. Did he write the letter?
2. Did he draw the picture?
3. Did the ladies drink cups of tea?
4. Did the girls put their books in the desk?
5. Did the cat go up the tree?
6. Did the boys see the sun rise?
1 Вы можете ответить на них кратко: "Yes, he did"; "No, he didn't"; "Yes, 1 could"; "No,
1 couldn't" и т.д., а затем дать полные ответы. Например: Вопрос: " Did he write the letter'" Ответ (утвердит.): "Yes, he wrote the letter"; (отрицат.): "No, he didn't write the letter."
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7. Did they understand the story?
8. Did the children eat ices?
9. Were the students in the study?
10. Did you see my brother last week?
11. Were you at the theatre on Friday?
12. Did he dry his hands on the towel?
13. Did you go to play football yesterday?
14. Did he drink the wine?
7. Напишите предложения в простом настоящем времени:
1. Не wrote a letter. 2. The artist drew a picture. 3. The ladies drank cups of tea. 4. The cat went up the tree. 5. We understood the story.
6. The boy ate the ice-cream. 7.1 saw your brother in the field. 8. The boy put his books on the table. 9. They went to the theatre every week.
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Clothes
FRIEDA: How did you come here this morning, Lucille? Did you come by car?
LUCILLE: No, something went wrong with my car last night, so I walked here.
FRIEDA: So did 1.1 came down Bond Street and Oxford Street . Did you?
LUCILLE: Yes.
FRIEDA: Did you see the dresses in Harridge's? They had a lot of them in brown and grey. I thought they were very nice.
LUCILLE: I looked at the windows for a few minutes and I saw the dresses, but I didn't like any of them.
FRIEDA: Didn't you? Why not? •
LUCILLE: I didn't like the cut or the style of any of them, and I like bright colours.
FRIEDA: Of course, your taste isn't my taste. We are quite different, and what suits you doesn't suit me.
LUCILLE: 1 think your clothes always look very nice; they are quiet and in very good taste. Did you buy these clothes in London?
FRIEDA: No, I bought them in Berne last summer. Do you buy your clothes in London?
LUCILLE: No, I generally buy them in Paris.
FRIEDA: Isn't it very expensive to buy them in Paris?
LUCILLE: No, it's about the same as in London. So when I want new clothes I go to Paris.
HOB: And how often is that?
LUCILLE: Hello, Hob! 1 didn't know you were listening. You want to know how often I buy a new dress? Oh, about once every month or six weeks.
HOB: Do your clothes only last a month? Why don't you buy good clothes? My suits last six years, not six weeks.
LUCILLE: Oh, you don't understand. A woman must have new clothes. She can't wear the same old things time after time.
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HOB: Why must she have new clothes? 1 always think that a woman believes what she wants to believe, not what is really true.
LUCILLE: Isn't Hob clever today? Have you any other great thoughts, Hob, to give us? I really think that you ought to write a book: What I Know About Women.
HOB: You can laugh if you like, but I know what I am talking about. You are like the woman in the story-
LUCILLE: Don't tell us that you know a story about a woman who only believed what she wanted to believe.
HOB: Yes, I do. She went to a doctor because she wanted to believe that she was not very well. The doctor said, "You must take cold baths, go out in the fresh air and wear light clothes."
LUCILLE: And didn't she believe what he told her?
HOB: Well, she went home and said to her husband, "The doctor says that I must go for a holiday to the seaside for sea-bathing, then to the mountains for mountain air, and I must get a lot of new, light dresses."
PEDRO and JAN enter
HOB: Hello! We were just talking about clothes.
