Книга - The English verb “to be”
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The English verb to be
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The English verb to be
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ISBN978-5-4493-8638-0
Ridero
Unit1.
The imperative sentences
Be healthy, wealthy and wise. , .
Be cheerful and never say die. () .
Be here. .
Be quiet. ; .
Dont be nervous. ; .
Dont be so stubborn. .
Be more reserved, will you? , .
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Be more careful, will you? , .
Be more patient, will you? , .
Be open todialogue. .
Be ready totalk. ( ).
Be sociable (communicable). .
Be alittle less reserved. .
Dont be asilent person, will you? , ?
Dont be too reserved, will you? , ?
***
Dont be too talkative, will you? , ?
Dont be ameek person, will you? , ?
Be adecent young man, wont you? , ?
Be agood boy, willyou?
Dont be abad boy, willyou?
Be very attentive. .
Dont be absent-minded, please. , .
***
Be more concentrated, please.
Be more attentive, please.
Be less () absent-minded (), please.
Dont be ascrapper (), please.
Dont be abully (), please.
Dont be too familiar (, , ).
Task:
Give all possible () pieces ofadvice and recommendations.
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advice () . pieces ofadvice, .
The Simple Tense
The Present Simple Tense
The auxiliary () verbam
The affirmative sentences
Iam sure ofthat. .
Im quite sure ofthat. .
Im 20years ofage. 20.
Im 25. 25.
Im home now. .
Im inthe office. .
Im at work. .
Im in. .
Im glad. ߠ.
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Im hesitant. ( ).
Im aware ofthat. .
Im well aware ofthat. .
Im happy tomeet you. .
Im well, thank you. , .
Im fine, thank you. , .
Im better now, thank you. , .
Im getting on well. Ӡ .
***
Im OK. Dont worry. Ӡ . .
Im all right. Ӡ .
No need toworry. .
Im afraid Im alittle worse now, but Ihope Ill soon recover, so dont take it close toyour heart, take it easy , , , , , .
Im quite content with my purchase. .
Im disappointed inhim. .
Im upset. ().
Im discouraged. .
Im disappointed with the work. .
Translate, please
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Im fine, thank youIm better now, thankyou.
Im getting on well.
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Task:
Speak ofyourself, your profession and job, your health.
The interrogative sentences
The general questions
Am I25years ofage?
Am Iquite sure ofthat, you ask? ( , )?
Am Ihomenow?
Am Iinyour office?
Am Iat your work?
Am Icontent with the purchase, you ask? ( , )?
Am Iawfully () glad ()?
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Am Icontent with all that, you ask ( , )?
Am Idisappointed (), youask?
Am Iupset ()?
Am Idiscouraged ()?
Am Idisappointed () with the work?
Am Iinyour agency?
Am Isure () ofbeing correct (, )?
Am Idetermined ( ; ) totake adecision ( )?
The special questions
Who am I? Iam Dolgor Radnaeva.
What am I? Iam aphilologist.
How old am I? Im32.
Where am Inow? Im home.
When am Igenerally home? Iam home almost all day long.
How am I? Quite well, thankyou.
How far am Inow? Maybe, Im quite far. It depends ( , , ).
How often am Iat Baikal? Igo there quite often. Its not far away.
How well am I? Iam well, thankyou.
The alternative questions
Am Isure ofthat or am Ihesitant? ?
Am Iquite sure ofthat or not? ?
Am I20years ofage or just 40? 20 40?
Am I25years ofage or am Iateenager? 25 ?
Am Ihome now or at work, you ask? , ?
Am Iindoubts or am Icertain ofthis? ?
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Am Ihesitant or not? ?
Am Iaware ofthat or not? ?
Am Ipleased or am Idispleased? ?
Am Idelighted with this or not? ?
Am Ipleased with the speech or not? ?
Am Isure ofthis or not? ?
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Am Idiscouraged or not? ?
Am Ipleased with the idea or not? ?
Am Icontent with the project or not? ?
Am Iupset or am Ipleased? ?
Am Ihesitant or determined? ?
Am Iall indoubts or not? ?
Translate, please
(upset) ?
(discouraged) ?
(am Icontent with) ?
(Am Ipleased with) (purchase) ?
( Iwell) ?
(Am Ibetter) ?
(Am Iall indoubts) ?
(Am Ihesitant) (determined)?
The tag questions
Note.
Tag question aquestion converted from astatement byan appended interrogative formula, e.g. its nice out, isntit?
Im pleased with the game, arent I? , ?
Im so sorry, arent I? , ?
Iam sure ofthis, arent I? , ?
Im not delighted with this, arent I? , ?
Im not pleased with the game, arent I? , ?
Im not so sorry, arent I? , ?
Iam not sure ofthis, arent I? , ?
Translate, please
(upset), ?
(discouraged), ?
(am not content with) , ?
(am not quite pleased) (with the purchase), ?
(am not well), ?
(am not better), ?
***
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(Iam hesitant), ?
(Iam not all indoubts), ?
27, 30(Im not 27, Im already 30), ?
(Im not in), ?
(Im not at work), ?
(not inthe office), ?
The negative sentences
Im not delighted with this. .
Im not pleased with the reception. .
Im not so sorry. .
Iam not sure ofthis. .
Translate, please.
(upset).
(discouraged).
(am not content with) .
(am not quite pleased) (with the purchase).
(am not well).
(am not better).
***
(Iam not at all indoubts).
27, 30(Im not 27, Im already30).
(Im notin).
(Im not at work).
(not inthe office).
The auxiliary verb are (Singular and Plural)
The affirmative sentences
Here you are. .
You are happy tomeet them. .
You are glad tohear that. .
You are here. .
We are alittle worried. .
You are busy. .
You are tired. .
***
We are quite calm. .
You are quiet. .
We are indoubts. .
They are astonished. .
We are puzzled over this. .
Translate, please
A (Here we are).
.
(We are glad) (tomeet you; toget acquainted with you).
(We are at your place).
(We are going) .
(worried), (and so are they).
***
(are angry), (and so are our friends).
(are alittle worried), (and so is Ann).
(are very busy), (and so is our adviser).
(are tired) , (and so are they).
(We are calm), (and so are they).
(calm), (and so is our manager).
(we doubt it), (and so is our supervisor).
(We are puzzled over this), (and so are our fellow workers).
***
(we are astonished), (and so is our head).
(you are puzzled), (and so are our colleagues).
, (We are hesitant) (and so are they).
(are sure ofourselves), (and so are they).
Task:
Express your emotions using the above () words and phrases.
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Read the following
They are our acquaintances. .
These are our programs. .
Those are your folders. .
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- Язык: Книги на русском языке
- Объём: 70 стр.
- Возрастные ограничения: 12+
- ISBN: 9785449386380
- Дата выхода книги: 01 декабря 2018
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