количественные

порядковые

1-12

13-19

(суффикс - teen)

20-90

(суффикс - ty)

1-one

2-two

3-three

4-four

5-five

6-six

7-seven

8-eight

9-nine

10-ten

11-eleven

12-twelve

13-thirteen

14-fourteen

15-fifteen

16-sixteen

17-seventeen

18-eighteen

19-nineteen

20-twenty

30-thirty

40-forty

50-fifty

60-sixty

70-seventy

80-eighty

90-ninety

100-a hundred

1-the first

2-the second

3-the third

4-the fourth

5-the fifth

13-the thirteenth

15-the fifteenth

20-the twentieth

21-the twenty-first

30-the thirtieth

40-the fortieth

100-the hundredth

101-a (one) hundred and one

200-two hundred

1000-a thousand

2000-two thousand

100.000-a (one) hundred thousand

1.000.000-a (one) million

1. Годы обозначаются количественными числительными:

1800-eighteen hundred

1905-nineteen hundred and five ; nineteen o [ou] five

In 1945-In nineteen forty-five.

2. Даты обозначаются и читаются следующим образом:

April 12,1962 = April the twelfth(April twelve), nineteen sixty-two.

12th April,1962 = The twelfth of April, nineteen sixty-two.

I was born on the 14 of January, 1967 = I was born on the fourteenth of January, nineteen sixty seven. – Я родился 14 января 1967 года.

Прилагательное (ADJECTIVE)

Образование степеней сравнения прилагательных

Положительная

Сравнительная

Превосходная

Односложные

long

large

easy

longer

larger

easier

the longest

the largest

the easiest

Многоcложные

beautiful

difficult

more beautiful

more

difficult

the most

beautiful

the most

difficult

Исключения

good

bad

little

many

much

far

better

worse

less

more

more

farther

(further)

the best

the worst

the least

the most

the most

the farthest

(furthest)

Глагол (VERB)

НЕ нашли? Не то? Что вы ищете?

По своему значению и функции в предложении глаголы делятся на 4 группы:

1. Смысловые глаголы – глаголы, имеющие собственное лексическое значение, которые являются сказуемым в предложении.

Например: I study at the University.

2. Вспомогательные глаголы - глаголы, которые служат для образования сложных глагольных форм. Например: I am studying now.

3. Глаголы-связки – глаголы, которые служат для образования составного именного сказуемого. Например: I am a student of the University.

4. Модальные глаголы, которые служат для выражения возможности, вероятности, необходимости совершения какого-либо действия. Это глаголы can, must, may и др. Например: I can study well if I try.

Смысловые глаголы имеют грамматические категории наклонения (изъявительное, повелительное, сослагательное); залога Active и Passive (действительный и страдательный), времени Simple, Continuous, Perfect, Perfect Continuous (4 группы времен в действительном залоге и 3 группы времен в страдательном залоге).

КОНТРОЛЬНЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ

ДЛЯ ЧТЕНИЯ И ПЕРЕВОДА

КОНТРОЛЬНАЯ РАБОТА № 1

BUSINESSMAN'S DAY

№ 1. Прочитайте и письменно переведите текст:

Mr John Turner is 30. He is married and he has got his own family. He has a wife, a daughter and a son. His wife is an economist. Her name is Jane. The names of their children are Kate and Peter. They live in a small house in Greenwood. Greenwood is a small place not far from London.

John works in London. He is the manager of a big trade firm. His firm sells the goods to various countries. In the morning he always goes to his office in London on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. He doesn't go to his office on Saturday and Sunday. These are his days-off.

John frequently meets the representatives of English and French firms. They discuss the prices, terms of payment and delivery. He begins his working day at 9. Every morning John first looks through fresh newspapers. He takes much interest in the latest political and business news. Sometimes John goes to different cities to discuss business with their customers. He is a very busy man. He always has a lot of work. He looks through mail, reads telegrams and letters, speaks on the phone with the customers. He also makes appointments with his business partners.

At twelve he has lunch. After lunch he sometimes goes to factories with the inspectors, but sometimes stays in the office and discusses business matters with director or customers. He finishes his working day at 6 o'clock in the evening. He usually comes home at 7.

Linda Foster is a secretary to Mr John Turner. Her office is not large. She has got a computer, a fax and a telephone on her desk. Linda comes to her office at nine every morning from Monday to Friday. At the beginning of her working day Linda usually looks through the mail. She receives both snail-mail and e-mail. At 11 o'clock she comes into her manager's office with the letters and telegrams. The manager reads them and gives answers to the letters. Linda writes everything in her book and goes to her office. There she types the answers on her computer. She also receives and sends e-mail correspondence.

In the afternoon Linda usually has lunch at the office but sometimes she has lunch at the cafe with her friend Alex. She stays in the office till 6. In the evening Linda has her French lessons. She learns French for two years already. Linda wants to know French well because she wants to work with French firms and customers.

own — собственный

economist — экономист

manager — менеджер

trade firm — торговая фирма

trade firm — торговая фирма

frequently — часто

customer — клиент, заказчик

representatives — представители

prices — цены

terms of payment — условия платежа

delivery — доставка

to look through — просматривать

to discuss business — обсуждать деловые вопросы

business matters — дела, деловые вопросы

to take interest — интересоваться

to speak on the phone — говорить по телефону

to make an appointment — назначать встречу

business partners — деловые партнеры

inspector — приемщик

mail — почта

snail-mail — обычная почта (snail — улитка)

e-mail — электронная почта

correspondence — корреспонденция

№ 2. Ответьте на вопросы:

1.  Is Mr John Turner married?

2.  How old is he?

3.  Has he got his own family?

4.  What is his wife's profession?

5.  What аге thе names of their children?

6.  Where do they live?

7.  What is John Turner's profession?

8.  What does his firm sell?

9.  What are John Turner's working days?

10. What are John Turner's days-off?

11. What does he do during his working day?

12. What is Linda Foster?

13. What does she do during her working day?

14. What does she learn French for?

№ 3. Напишите вопросы, на которые можно дать следующие ответы:

1. Yes, John Turner has got a family.

2.  His family is not large. It's small.

3.  Yes, they've got two children.

4.  Their names are Kate and Peter.

5.  His wife is an economist.

6.  No, they don't live in London.

7.  Greenwood is a small place not far from London.

8.  He is the manager ot a big trade firm.

9.  Her name is Linda.

10. Linda gets e-mail every day.

12. Linda comes to the office at nine.

13. Linda usually has lunch at the office.

14. She learns French.

№ 4. Расскажите о своей семье, используя слова и выражения из текста

Family Relations

Your father and mother are husband and wife. They are your parents. They have children — boys and girls. The boys are their sons and the girls are their daughters. The girls are the sisters of the boys, who are their brothers. Your father's and mother's parents are your grandparents. They are your grandfather and grandmother, they have grandsons and granddaughters. Your father's and mother's sisters and brothers are your uncles and aunts and they have nephews and nieces. Their sons and daughters are your cousins. AH of them are your relatives or relations.

If you are married, your wife's (husband's) relatives are «in-laws», for instance (например), mother-in-law, father-in-law, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, etc. This relationship lasts all your life, unless you divorce your wife (husband).

mother-in-law — свекровь, тёща

father-in-law — свекр, тесть

nephew — племянник ['nevju]

niece — племянница

sister-in-law — свояченица, золовка

brother-in-law — шурин, деверь

divorce — разводиться

married — женат, замужем

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