понедельник, 11 апреля 2016 г.
четверг, 7 апреля 2016 г.
7 form
Complex Object – сложное дополнение
- Я хочу, чтобы ты сходил в магазин.
- Я хотел бы, чтобы ты поиграл с ребенком.
- Я видел, что он перешел дорогу
Сложное дополнение может состоять из прямого дополнения + инфинитив с частицей to или без to / ing-овая форма глагола, что зависит от глагола сказуемого.
Поэтому наши примеры будут выглядеть на английском языке следующим образом:
- I want you to go to the shop
- I would like you to play with the child
- I saw him cross the street
Все эти сложные дополнения переводятся на русский язык придаточными дополнительными предложениями, начинающимися с союзов как, чтобы, что
Complex object + инфинитив с частицей to
Конструкция Complex object + инфинитив с частицей to употребляется после глаголов:
- Mother wants me to get good marks at school. – Мама хочет, чтобы я получал хорошие оценки в школе.
- We know him to speak Spanish well. – Мы знаем, что он хорошо говорит по-испански.
- Would you like me to help you with Math? – Ты бы хотел, чтобы я помог тебе с математикой?
- The teacher expected the students to hand in the tests at once. – Учитель ожидал, что ученики сдадут контрольные работы сразу же.
- I like you to smile. — Мне нравится, когда ты улыбаешься
- I would prefer you to return home by taxi. It’s late – Я бы предпочел, чтобы ты вернулась домой на такси. Уже поздно.
вторник, 5 апреля 2016 г.
7 FORM
Talk about your friend(s)
- How you met.
- How long ago you met.
- Why he/she is special.
- How often you see each other.
- How he/she makes you feel.
- How long you think you’ll stay friends.
Vocabulary
a shoulder to cry on: someone who listens to your problems
It's always good to talk to Hilary, she's so sympathetic. She's a real shoulder to cry on.
It's always good to talk to Hilary, she's so sympathetic. She's a real shoulder to cry on.
see eye to eye: to agree with someone
(usually used in the negative) They don't always see eye to eye on politics but they're still great friends.
(usually used in the negative) They don't always see eye to eye on politics but they're still great friends.
through thick and
thin: people
who have had some good times and difficult times together
They've been friends for 20 years. They've had a lot of fun over the years but he was unemployed after university and she was very ill for a long time recently. They've really been through thick and thin together.
They've been friends for 20 years. They've had a lot of fun over the years but he was unemployed after university and she was very ill for a long time recently. They've really been through thick and thin together.
To
hang out - To spend time with your friends not doing anything in
particular.
“After
school I always hang out with all the guys.”
To
chill with - Another term for hanging out or spending time with a
person.
“We
usually chill with Randy after the game.”
To crash at - To stay
at a person’s house for a short period of time. This usually happens when
someone has nowhere else to go.
“On my visit to Houston for the
game I crashed on Jarod’s couch for two nights.”
Sleepover - This is
when you sleep at a friend’s house for one night for fun. Little kids usually
do this.
“My daughter wants to have a
sleepover with some girls from her class.”
·
generous
·
easygoing
·
cheerful
·
trustworthy
·
patient
·
optimistic
·
sensitive
·
sociable
·
attentive
·
significant/ important
5 FORM
НИЖЕ - КРАТКАЯ ТАБЛИЧКА ПОСТРОЕНИЯ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЙ. ЗАФИКСИРУЙТЕ ЕЕ У СЕБЯ В ТЕТРАДЯХ. ВТОРАЯ ЧАСТЬ ПРАВИЛА В УЧЕБНИКАХ (ГРАММАТИЧЕСКИЙ СПРАВОЧНИК GR5).
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