понедельник, 12 декабря 2016 г.

Relative Clauses
Defining  : The man who started Microsoft is now very rich.
Non- defining: Bill Gates, who started Microsoft, is now
very rich.  





1.   The students…had finished were allowed to live.
Who    whose   whom

2.   Our school,…opened in 1975, has about 2,000 pupils.
That   which     who

3. I went to school in Germany, …I was born.
when   where   which

4. The school…my parents went to has been knocked down.
Whose   that   whom

5. My favourite teacher is Mrs. Woods, …husband is also a teacher.
Whose    that   which

6. Any student…in the school play should contact Mr. Butler.

Which    whose    who’s


Correct the sentences:


1.  My dad who went to the same school as me remembers all the teachers.
2.  My favorite subject, that we have twice a week, is chemistry.
3.  We had a lesson last week that we all found interesting.
4.  Mrs. Edwards, who she teaches us German, is very strict, which I don’t like.
5.  The only teacher that I don’t like is Mr. Leech that teaches us geography.
6.  Room 7C is the one that we have our maths lessons.  





1.  My dad, who went to the same school as me, remembers all the teachers.
2.  My favourite subject, which we have twice  a week , is chemistry.
3.  Mrs. Edwards , who teaches( she) us German, is very strict, which I don’t like.
4.  The only teacher that  I don’t like is Mr. Leech , who teaches us geography.
5.  Room 7C is the one where we have our math lessons.
6.  We had a lesson last week that we all found interesting.


                              

1.  My school is quite big. It is very modern.
2.  The new girl at our school is very friendly. She lives round the corner from me.
3.  Our teacher told us we were having a test the next day. It shocked us.
4.  I grew up in Manchester. I went to school there.
5.  We had our exams in June. I was ill that month.
6.  That’s Hanna Brown. Her brother’s in the same class as 
me.


1. My school is quite big. It is very modern.
2. The new girl at our school is very friendly. She lives round the corner from me.
3. Our teacher told us we were having a test next day. It shocked us .
4. I grew in Manchester. I went to school there.
5. We had our exams in June. I was ill that month.
6. That’s Hanna Brown. Her brother’s in the same class as me.





1.    My school, which is quite big, is very modern.
2.    The new girl at our school, who lives round the corner from me, is very friendly.
3.    Our teacher told us we were having a test next day which shocked us .
4.    I grew in Manchester where I went to school .
5.    We had our exams in June when I was ill.
6.    That’s Hanna Brown, whose brother’s in the same class as me.









Defining  :
Non- defining:
1.Those are the books which I told you about yesterday.
1. ,     ,
Ronald Regan, who was the President of the USA, is ill.
2.that = who, which
Those are the books that I told you about yesterday.
2.
Ronald Regan, ! that was the President of the USA, is ill.
3.leave out the relative pronoun
Those are the books_ I told you about yesterday.
3. can’t leave out the relative pronoun
Ronald Regan, ! was the President of the USA, is ill.

среда, 7 декабря 2016 г.

In order to enjoy good health you should exercise regularly. Do a little exercise every day so as not to develop health problems.
But  I myself avoided exercise because I was afraid of hurting myself. I was so unfit that my doctor told me to join a gym. So I chose the Gym on the edge of town with the usual equipment because I didn’t want to do body building or build up my muscles. I just wanted to work out and get in shape. I liked my personal trainer watching my every move, so I was confident that I was in safe hands.
My friend complains about the gym of his choice: he is often left on his own to exercise.
Of course I enjoyed friendly and professional atmosphere in the gym.
As for the membership fee it is not so expensive here. For your money you can use the gym as often as you like but I was surprised to find that I had to pay to use the showers. I know there some gyms where everything is included ( with no extras). One can have her hair and nails done or go to the snack bar which serves heathy food after exercising but the fee is quite expensive here.
So I would recommend working out in my gym.
One more thing I think I should go on a healthy diet which is not high in sugars and fats. Mom says I should eat more vegetables.
And of course I think I should stop spending my evenings glued to television.

And I think I will get in shape and stay in shape.

понедельник, 5 декабря 2016 г.

He seems to be a good student.
She promises not to be late.
I can’t help staying up late.
I prefer to revise for exams on my own.
Are you good at swimming?
He pretends not to know me.
I look forward to seeing you soon.

суббота, 3 декабря 2016 г.

the infinitive
the – ing form
both
afford-позволить себе
admit-признавать
begin
аgree-
аppreciate-ценить
continue
аppear-появляться
аvoid-избегать
hate
аrrange-договариваться
be capable of-быть способным
be intend-быть преднамеренным
ask
be good/bad at-хорошо/плохо получается
love
аttempt-пытаться
be interested in- быть заинтересованным
рrefer-предпочитать
be pleased-быть довольным
can’t help- не могу не
start
be able-быть способным
can’t stand- не могу выносить

choose
сonsider- считать, полагать

decide-решать
delay- откладывать

expect-ожидать
deny-отрицать

fail -провалить
discuss

happen -случаться
dislike- не нравится

help  
enjoy-нравится

hope  -надеяться
feel like-хотеть

intend -намереваться
finish

learn
give up- бросать

manage-удаваться
imagine-представлять

оffer-предлагать
involve-вовлекать

рlan
look forward to-ждать с нетерпением

prepare-приготовить
mention-упоминать

рretend-притворяться
mind-возражать

рromise- обещать
miss-пропускать

refuse-отказаться
practise-практиковать

seem-казаться
succeed in-преуспеть

tend-иметь тенденцию к…
suggest-предлагать

want , would like
talk about

wish




the infinitive
the – ing form
both
afford
admit
begin
agree
appreciate
continue
appear
avoid
hate
arrange
be capable of
be intend
ask
good/bad at
love
attempt
be interested in
prefer
be pleased
can’t help
start
be able
can’t stand

choose
consider

decide
delay

expect
deny

fail
discuss

happen
dislike

help
enjoy

hope
feel like

intend
finish

learn
give up

manage
imagine

offer
involve

plan
look forward to

prepare
mention

pretend
mind

promise
miss

refuse
practise

seem
succeed in

tend
suggest

want  would like
talk about

wish