Памятка №1 -  может быть использована на среднем этапе обучения при знакомстве с темой «Сослагательное наклонение»,  а также в старшем звене при повторении грамматического материала, при выполнении упражнений, при работе над переводом предложений.

The Subjunctive Mood

Структура предложения


Перевод

If….V1(s)……..,  ……..will  V1……  .


Если ………………

(V1 -  в обеих частях предложения)



If....V2……..,  ……..would V1



Если  бы ………..

(V2 -  в обеих частях предложения)

относится к настоящему или будущему времени

If....had V3.., .……...would have V3



относится к прошедшему времени  (формы глагола  to  have  -  в обеих частях предложения)


Памятка №2  «Сравнительные конструкции с прилагательными» используется на среднем и старшем этапах обучения.

Сравнительные конструкции с прилагательными

Перевод

as..................as


такой же ……………..как

not so.............as


не такой ……………..как

............enough


довольно/достаточно………….

not............enough


не достаточно …………………

too..........


очень/слишком…………….


much.........-er  than

much  more........... than

far.........-er  than

far  more........... than




намного……………чем


twice as..............as

twice  .............-er  than

half.........................




в два раза ………чем


three  times  as...........as

three  times.........-er  than




в три раза ……………чем

a bit...................

a  little..................



немного

the  more/-er................the  more/-er

чем……….тем………………



Памятка №3 -  для работы с учащимися средней ступени обучения по теме «Структура предложения. Вопросительные  предложения».

НЕ нашли? Не то? Что вы ищете?

(зд. под понятием «самостоятельный глагол» имеются в виду глаголы  «to be (am, is, are, was, were), to have (have, has, had), shall, will, would, should, must, can, could, may»)

Прочитайте и постарайтесь перевести предложение. Определите, является ли предложение утвердительным или отрицательным (если отрицательное выполняйте п 3 и п.4,  если утвердительное выполняйте п.5 - п.10)

Отрицательное предложение.

Если предложение отрицательное, найдите глагол, который стоит с отрицательной частичкой «not» и запишите его после

запятой без «not».

Поставьте после глагола местоимение к подлежащему.

Утвердительное предложение.

Определите, есть ли в предложении самостоятельный глагол. (Если есть выполняйте п.6 и п.7, если нет,  переходите к п.8). Если в предложении есть самостоятельный глагол, напишите  его после запятой с отрицательной частицей  «not». Поставьте после глагола местоимение к подлежащему. Определите время в предложении (настоящее или прошедшее). Если время настоящее, поставьте  после запятой «do» или «does». Если время прошедшее, поставьте «did». Напишите отрицательную частицу «not». Поставьте после глагола местоимение к подлежащему.

Памятка №4 -  для работы с учащимися средней ступени обучения по теме «Структура предложения. Вопросительные  предложения».


Common  questions.


Прочитай  и переведи предложение. Определи сказуемое в предложении.

3. Если в сказуемом есть «to be (am, is, are, was, were), to have (have, has, had), shall, will, would, should, must, can, could, may» , запиши  вопросительное предложение, поставив этот глагол перед подлежащим.

Если нет такого глагола, см. п. 4.

4. Определите время в предложении (настоящее или прошедшее).

5. Если время настоящее, поставь перед подлежащим вспомогательный глагол «do» или « does» (Не забудь! does + Vs). Если время прошедшее,  запиши вспомогательный глагол «did». (Не забудь! did + V2).

6. Запиши все предложение.




Памятка №5

TO-INFINITIVE, BARE INFINITIVE and –ING-FORM

(Spotlight  Module 2c)

Использование инфинитива (с - и без - to) и глаголов с окончанием –ing

Инфинитив с частицей to используется:

1. для выражения цели

  He went shopping to buy some new clothes.

2. после would love/like/prefer

  I would like to have a cup of tea now.

3. после прилагательных happy, sorry, angry, glad, pleased, annoyed и др.

  I’m glad to see you!

4. со словами too (слишком) и enough

  He’s too young to go to school alone.

  She’s clever enough to understand this.

5. после ряда глаголов: advise, agree, appear, decide, expect, forget, hope, manage, offer, promise, refuse, seem, want

  I hope to meet him again.

  We want to eat out tonight.

6. после вопросительных слов where, how, what, who, which

  They don’t know what to do.

  I don’t know how to skate.

Инфинитив без частицы to используется:

1. после модальных глаголов can, must, should, could, might, have to, ought to и др.

  I must do my homework right now.

  You have to get up earlier tomorrow.

2. после глаголов let, make, hear, see

  My parents let me go clubbing.

  I heard her sing yesterday.

3. После выражений had better, would rather

You’d better go to bed. You look tired.

  I’d rather stay at home in such bad weather.

! После глагола help можно использовать как инфинитив с to, так и без to

  He helped me to write this report.

  Can you help me clean the flat?



Глаголы с окончанием –ing употребляются:

1. в качестве существительного

  Fishing is a hobby for quiet relaxed people.

2. после глаголов like, love, enjoy, dislike, hate, prefer

  I enjoy playing tennis.

3. После глаголов start, begin, stop, finish

  Stop talking to me like that!

4. после глагола go в сочетании с видами деятельности

  Let’s go skydiving! He went snowboarding.

5. после глаголов avoid, admit, confess to, deny, look forward to, mind, object to, regret, risk, spend, suggest и др.

  I look forward to going out on Saturday.

6. после выражений I’m busy, it’s no use, it’s (no) good, it’s worth, what’s the use of, be used to, there’s no point (in)

  There’s no use talking to him. He’s in the headphones.

7. после предлогов

  He left without saying goodbye.

8. после глаголов see, hear  в значении не полного действия

  I saw her talking to the head teacher. ( Я видел, как она говорит с директором, но не видел ни начала действия, ни его окончания).

Сравните: I saw her talk to the head teacher. (я наблюдал весь разговор полностью.)


Памятка №6

Past Tenses

Tense groups

Form

Use

Time expressions



SIMPLE



Ved/V2

Утвердит. – was/were, did, had, saw; washed, played, danced.

Отрицат. – didn’t play, didn’t go.

Вопросит. – Did he play…? Did you see…?


1. Действия, закончившиеся в прошлом;

2. действия, произошедшие в определенное время в прошлом;

3. привычки в прошлом;

4. действия, произошед. одно за другим в прошлом;

5. законченные действия в прошлом, не связанные с наст.



Yesterday, the day before yesterday, yesterday morning/night, last night/week/month/, 2 weeks/years ago, in 1989, etc.



CONTINUOUS



Was/were + Ving

Утвердит. – was sleeping, were talking:

Отрицат. – wasn’t listening, weren’t watching.

Вопросит. – Was she playing…? Were they doing …?

1. Действие, котор. длилось в определ. время в прошлом;

2. действие, котор. длилось, когда другое действие прервало его;

3. 2 и более действий, происходивших одновременно;

4. создание фона в рассказе.



While, when, as, all day/night/morning, at 5 am yesterday, from 6 to 9 last Sunday, etc.



PERFECT



Had+ Ved/V3

Утвердит. – had played, had seen;

Отрицат. – hadn’t visited, hadn’t done;

Вопросит. – Had she washed..? Had you bought..?

1. действие, котор. произошло до другого действия в прошлом или до опред. момента в прошлом;

2. действие закончилось в прошлом, и результат его был заметен в прошлом.



Before, after, already, for, since, just, till/until, when, by the time, never, etc.



PERFECT CONTINUOUS



Had been+Ving

Утвердит. – had been doing, had been looking;

Отрицат. – hadn’t been playing;

Вопросит. -  Had she been sleeping…?

1. для выделения длительности действия, котор. началось и закончилось в прошл. или до определ. момента в прошлом;

2. действие длилось какое-то время в прошлом, и результат его был виден в прошлом.



For, since, how long, before, until, etc.



Памятка №7

This table shows how tenses are usually replaced in Reported Speech


Direct Speech

Reported Speech

Present Simple

He said: “The text is difficult”.

Past Simple

She said: “Last week I went to Melbourne”.

Future Simple

He said: “I will call you”.

Present Continuous

She said: “I am doing my homework”.

Past Continuous

He said; “I was watching TV at 8”.

Future Continuous

She said: “This time tomorrow I will be flying to Moscow”.

Present Perfect

He said: “I have finished the book”.

Past Simple

He said the test was difficult.

Past Perfect

She said that she had gone to Melbourne the week before”.

Future-in-the-Past

He said that he would call me.

Past Continuous

She said she was doing her homework.

Past Perfect Continuous

He said that he had been watching TV at 8.

She said that this time the next day she would be flying to Moscow.

Past Perfect

He said that he had finished the book.


*** We leave modals must, might, could, would, should, ought to unchanged

in reported speech. But we normally change may to might in reported speech.

“You must work harder”, she said.  → She said (that) I must work harder.

“You may explain it better”, he said. → He said (that) I might explain it better.

Some words and word combinations which change in Reported Speech


Direct Speech

Reported Speech

tonight, today,

this week/month/year

that night, that day,

that week/month/year

now

at that time, at once, immediately

now that

since

yesterday,

last night/week/month/year

the day before,

the previous night/week/month/year

tomorrow,

next week/month/year

the following day/the day after,

the following/next week/month/year

two days/months/years etc. ago

two days/months/years etc. before

this/these

that/ those

here

there

come

go



Памятка №8

Клише для писем и эссе

Выражения мнения:
• I agree/ disagree
• In my opinion, … / From my point of view, … / As far as I am concerned, …
• I believe that…/ It seems to me that…
• I am in favour of… / I am against the idea of…
• According to…
• Some people say that…
• It is said/believed that…
• There is no doubt that…
• It cannot be denied that…
• It goes without saying that…
• We must admit that…
Представление аргументов:
• The main argument against/in favour is…
• First of all, I would like to consider…
• The first thing I would like to consider is…
• To begin with, …/ To start with, …
• Despite the fact that…/ In spite of the fact that…
• On the one hand, … /On the other hand, …
• Besides,…/ In addition,…
• What is more, …/ Moreover, …/ More than that, …
• Finally, …
• However, … / …, though
• …although…
• Nevertheless,…
Логические связки:
• for this reason
• therefore/that is why
• thus sth happened because of/as a result of/owing to/due to/as a consequence of


Примеры:
• For example
• For instance
• Such as
• Like
Заключение:
• To sum up, …
• To conclude, I would argue that…
• On this basis, I can conclude that...
• In conclusion, I would like to stress that…

Памятка №9

WritingLetters

Layout


Formal


Informal

Аddress

Moscow, RussiaMarch,24,2011

Sales Manager,

Brown & Smith Ltd.,

1304 Sherman Ave.,

Madison, Wisconsin.


Moscow, Russia

March,24,2011



Greetings

Most commonly used salutations are as follows:

Sir,

Sirs,

Dear Madam,

Dear Sir,

Dear Sirs,

Dear Mr. Brown,


Dear Clara,

Hi Tania,

Hello Bill,


The introductory paragraph

The first paragraph will generally outline the purpose for the letter and the reason that the letter is being sent.

● I am writing to you with reference to…

● I am interested in applying for the job/position of…

● We are pleased to receive…

● This is to inform you that I have received your letter of…

● I very much appreciate having a reply from you…

● I am most grateful to you for…


should be started with a sentence that piques the interest of the reader. Make a few chatty comments or ask a few personal questions.

● How are you getting on?

● I’m really sorry for not getting in touch sooner…

● Thanks for writing back so quickly…

● I just wanted to let you know…

● Sorry I haven’t written for ages…

● Thought I’d better drop you a line to thank you for helping me…


The body

The body of the letter is the subject matter. It may consist of only one paragraph or as many as necessary to convey the message. Many-paged letters should be numbered. The body of a formal letter is brief. This is because business writing is straight to the point. When we write a formal letter, we want to hit the nail on the head, and not beat about the bush.


  The introduction should flow smoothly into the body, where you will talk about the main subject of your letter. If you are going to be discussing more than one topic, you can say “To begin with, I need to tell you…”Keep the tone of your informal letter on the conversational level.


The complimentary close

It is customary to close a letter with a closing salutation. Most commonly you will find:

●Yours faithfully,

●Yours sincerely,

●Yours truly,

●Best regards,

●Kindest regards,


Finish the letter with an excuse to stop writing. The appropriate phrases are:

● Must dash now, I have to write my History report…

● Please give my regards to…

● All the best,

● Love,

● Best wishes,

● With love from,


The signature

After the complimentary  close, leave about two  lines, and then write your full name

Yours faithfully,

Helen Lisova,

English teacher


Whether you sign only your first name, nickname or full name will depend on the relationship.

Love,

Helen


    using the passive forms

       ● I have been offered …

       ● I am prepared to come for an interview at anytime…

    Avoid contractions Linking words

    the use of contracted verb forms

       ● I’ve done…

       ● Why don’t we…

    The use of phrasal verbs and idiomatic language

        ● It’s a piece of cake to do the History project for me.

    Appropriate formulas for writing informal letters (linking words)

The formal letter sample

The informal letter sample

Dear sir,

  I am writing for the position of volunteer worker which I saw advertised in the Guardian last week. I would be interested in teaching Maths to primary children in your camp in Bangladesh. I enclose a copy of my CV.

  I would like to work for you because I am very interested in teaching. I would also like to learn about a different culture as I feel that intercultural understanding is extremely important.

  I am hard-working and committed person. For the last three years, I have done voluntary work visiting elderly people in my local area. I have also taught immigrant children so I feel confident I can get on well with people from other cultural backgrounds.

  I think I could be a good primary teacher of maths due to my teaching experience and since I have Maths ‘A’ level. In addition, I hold a certificate in first aid, which might be useful.

  I look forward to hearing from you.

  Yours faithfully,

  Maureen Taylor

  Maureen Taylor (Ms)


Dear Tom,

  I’m glad to hear from you. Thanks for your letter. How are you getting on?

I’m writing to you to answer your questions about students` independence from

their parents. As a matter of fact, the allowance in Russian universities is so low that

It’s not enough for pocket money. And it’s absolutely unreal for students to get

a well-paid job, so Russian students have to be financially supported by their

parents even though they want to be independent. Students can rent a flat only if

parents give them money for that. And only nonresident students can live in university hostels.

By the way, did you enjoy your trip to Scotland? What places of interest have you

visited? Have you seen the Loch Ness monster?

  I’m sorry but I must dash now. My mum is coming, we are gonna have dinner soon.

Best wishes,

Zina


Typical errors

Contractions are often used;

e. g. I`m writing to inform you of…

2. The ignorance of passive constructions

3. Formal expressions are substituted with colloquial words;

e. g. obtain-get

  inform me-let me know

  contact-get in touch


.  The questions are grammatically incorrect;

2.  Inconsistency in the tenses:

       e. g. I was going to town yesterday when a dog bite me and I ran all the way to the hospital.

3.  The apostrophe is in the wrong place;

       e. g. The dog lost it’s collar.

4.  The complimentary close is not punctuated, the name is written on the same line;

       e. g. Take care Michael


Vocabulary difference

    Formal

Inform me

Cancel

Contact

Obtain

Apologise

Postpone

Compensate

Establish

Discover

Handle

Investigate

Tolerate

Increase

Children

Many/much



    Informal

Let me know

Drop

Get in touch

Get

Say sorry

Delay

Make up

Set up

Find out

Deal with

Check up on

Put up with

Go up

Kids

A lot of


Linking words

As far as I am concerned,

Furthermore,

Nevertheless,

Despite the fact that,

Firstly,

Secondly,

In addition,


Also,

However,

Actually,

In fact,

As a matter of fact,

Anyway,

As you know,




Памятка № 10

ClausesofPurpose – придаточные предложения цели.

  Вводятся при помощи:

To \ in order to\ so as to + глагол

E. g. He is running to \ in order to \ so as to catch the bus.

2.  so that + can \ will (настоящее \ будущее)

E. g. She’ll stay at the office late so that she’ll finish her work.

3.  so that + could \ would (прошлое)

E. g. Tom joined a gym so that he could lose weight.

4.  with the view to \ with the aim of + глагол + ing

E. g. He went to the bank with the aim of asking for a loan.

5.  in case + present  simple

E. g. I will take an umbrella in case it rains.

6.for + глагол + ing

E. g. These copybooks are only for writing tests.


ClausesofResults – придаточные предложения следствия.

Вводятсяприпомощи:

Неофициал. стиль

Официал. стиль

That (после such \ so)

As a result

So

Therefore

As a consequence

Consequently

ch + a \an + прилаг. + исчисл. сущ. в ед. лице.

Such + прилаг. + неисчисл. cущ. или исчисл. сущ. во мн. числе

E. g. Mrs. Abbot is such a good teacher that all students love her.

E. g. They are such nice people that everybody likes them.

Such + a lot of + сущ. + that + придаточноепредложение

E. g. He had such a lot of work that he had to cancel our meeting.

2. so + прил.\наречие + that + придат. предложение

E. g. They were talking so loudly that the librarian asked them to leave the library.

So + few\ little \ many \much + сущ. + that + придаточноепредложение

E. g. There was so much traffic on the street that it took us an hour to drive home.



Памятка №11

Simple

Progressive

Perfect

Perfect Progressive

PRESENT

Ежедневные действия, привычки, постоянные ситуации

am

is  +  V3 (ed)

are

Длительное действие происходит в момент речи или произойдёт в ближайшем будущем

am

is  + being + V3 (ed)

are

Действие уже произошло в неуказанное время, есть результат

have + been + V3 (ed)

has

PAST

Действие произошло в указанное время в прошлом

was  +  V3 (ed)

were

Длительное действие, которое происходило в определённый момент в прошлом

was + being +V3(ed)

were

Действие произошло к определённому моменту в прошлом

had + been + V3 (ed)

FUTURE

Действие произойдёт в указанное время в будущем

will be V3 (ed)



Действие произойдёт к определённому моменту в будущем

will +have + been + V3(ed)