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Базовый курс английского языка - Эккерсли К.Э.

Эккерсли К.Э. Базовый курс английского языка — М.: Лист Нью, 2002. — 704 c.
ISBN 5-7871-0174-X
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3. Употребите глагол в прошедшем времени:
1. Не comes to the class every day. 2. She goes to Paris for her new dresses. 3. You do that work very well. 4. Frieda sometimes sees nice dresses in Harridge's window. 5. Jan thinks a lot about his work. 6.1 know the answer to your question. 7. They understand everything that we say to them. 8.1 believe what you tell me. 9. The tailor cuts the suit well, and so I wear it for a long time. 10. He can't understand what you say.
4. Используйте следующие слова в собственных предложениях а) в качестве существительного, б) в качестве глагола:
dress, address, cut, thought, suit
5. Образуйте вопросительные предложения:
1. She danced from seven o'clock to midnight. 2. Those letters came to England by plane. 3. They saw the boy swim to the big rock.
4. Pedro went to a good tailor for Ms suit. 5. Hob knew a song about London. 6. Lucille bought a dress in Paris. 7. He understood the lesson very well. 8. Hob thought that the lesson was too long. 9. The students sang their song very well.
6. Преобразуйте предложения из упражнения 5 в вопросительные.
7. Составьте вопросы, на которые предложения в данном упражнении могли бы быть ответами:
Например: № 1 является ответом на вопрос "What did he pay the tailor for?" К некоторым предложениям можно поставить 3-4 вопроса.
1. Не paid the tailor for the suit.
2. Pedro wore his new suit.
3. Hob told a funny story.
4. Lucille came to London in a car.
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5. They all understood the lesson.
6. He said that he liked learning English.
7. They saw Lucille in Paris.
8. Jan did his work very well.
9. Hob went to Helen's wedding.
10. The artist drew the picture.
11. The waiter put some plates on the table.
12. Hob ate a good dinner.
13. He drank a cup of coffee.
14. Frieda bought some clothes in Berne.
15. Hob took a long time to answer the question.
8. Вставьте пропущенные слова:
1. Frieda's hair is light, but Pedro's is__.2. When the sun goes
down it is quite____. 3. One book is quite light, but twenty of them
are___.
Сочинение
Напишите рассказ "The Men and the Chair" (c. 108) в прошедшем времени. Начните: "Yesterday Mr. Green and Mr. Brown were walking in the park. They saw..."
QPOK 27
The Students Talk Together on "Food"
HOB: Can we have a talk this morning, sir, about food, about breakfasts and lunches and dinners, and so on? It is a subject that interests me very much.
MR. PRIESTLEY: Certainly, Hob. But Lizzie could tell you more about this. She is the person who cooks our meals.
HOB: What did she cook for breakfast today, sir?
MR. PRIESTLEY: We had fruit, boiled eggs, toast, bread and butter, marmalade, and tea.
OLAF: I had a breakfast this morning that I enjoyed very much; a cereal,1 bacon and eggs, marmalade, toast, coffee. I think there is nothing like an English breakfast.
LUCILLE: No bacon and eggs in the morning for me, thank you. My breakfast is always rolls and coffee.
FRIEDA: You can't drink English coffee, can you?
LUCILLE: Luckily, at my hotel, there is a cook who is French; so I can drink the coffee.
MR. PRIESTLEY: So you don't like English coffee?
LUCILLE: Oh, no! English people can't make good coffee.
OLAF: That's true. Their bacon, their bread, their butter, their tea are always good; their coffee is always bad.
MR. PR1ESTLEY: Where must 1 go to get good coffee?
LUCILLE: Come to France; we always make good coffee there.
JAN: I like Polish coffee; our coffee is always good.
OLAF: Come and taste the coffee that we make in Sweden. There is none like it.
FRIEDA: We make lovely coffee in Switzerland-coffee with thick cream in it.
1 cereal - еда, приготовленная из зерна, например, кукурузные хлопья
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MR. PRIESTLEY: Pedro, you know many countries. You must give us your ideas.
PEDRO: Well, the coffee of South America is really first-class. Then I got some Egyptian coffee in Cairo that I enjoyed very much. I drank some good coffee in Turkey. The Dutch know how to make coffee. It is always good in Portugal.
MR. PRIESTLEY: And what about England?
PEDRO: In England I always drink tea.
MR. PRIESTLEY: Thank you. I now know where I can get good coffee.
ALL THE STUDENTS: Where is it, sir? It is in my country, isn't it?
MR. PRIESTLEY: It seems to be in all countries except England.
HOB: Do you know the story about the man who was having breakfast in an English hotel? He took a drink from his cup and then said to the waiter, "Waiter, is this tea or coffee?"
The waiter said, "Can't you tell the difference, sir, by the taste?" "No," the man said, "I can't."
"Well," answered the waiter, "if you can't tell the difference, what does it matter which it is?"
PEDRO: I think there is a sameness about English dinners that makes them uninteresting-boiled potatoes, roast beef that is often burned or not cooked enough, cabbage that is watery1 and tasteless.
OLAF: Well, you can say what you like, but give me my English breakfast and English food generally.
JAN: I think Olaf is right. Good roast beef, nicely-browned roast potatoes. Where can you get roast beef like English beef?
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