1. Negative prefixes
dis-
im-
un-
prefix –il додаєтья до слів, яки починаються з літери l
logical – illogical нелогічний
legal – illegal незаконний
literate – illiterate неграмотний
liberal – illiberal
liberal – ліберальний (з широкими поглядами)
licit – illicit дозволений, законний (здебільшого з точки зору моралі)
2. Translate
- The lawyer advised his client to engage in only licit activities.
- One-third of eighth-graders report the use of illicit drugs
- Being digitally literate allows young girls or women to conquer and explore the world.
- Illicit diamond exports are said to be worth over $200 million.
- Head teachers need to be financially literate.
- If 70% of the population is illiterate, how do people know who they are voting for?
- Many senior managers are technologically illiterate.
- In a liberal society you may have the right to express your own beliefs.
- She is known to have liberal views on divorce and contraception.
- The country's new policies were criticized for their illiberal approach to civil liberties.
- The school's administration faced backlash for its illiberal dress code policy.
Reported Speech
Якщо слова автора стоять в одному з теперішніх чи
майбутніх часів, то прі перетворенні прямої мови в непряму , час дієслова не
змінюється:
He says, “We have written a test”
He says (that)
they have written a test.
Якщо слова
автора стоять в одному з минулих часів, то прі перетворенні прямої мови в непряму ,
час дієслова змінюється відповідно до правил узгодження часів (Sequence of Tenses), а саме:
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech |
Present Simple: → He
said,”We write tests once a week.” He
said, “I know it.” |
Past Simple: He
said (that) they wrote tests once
a week. He
said (that) he knew that. |
Present Continuous: → He
said, “ We are writing a test” “I am working,” said she . |
Past Continuous: He
said (that) they were writing a
test. She
said (that) she was working. |
Present Perfect → He
said, “ We have written a test” He
said, “I have translated the
text.” |
Past Perfect He
said (that) they had written a
test. He
said (that) he had translated the
text. |
Present Perfect Continuous → “I have been working since 8 o’clock,”
she said. |
Past Perfect Continuous She
said (that) she had been working
since 8 o’clock. |
Past Simple He
said, “We wrote a test” He
said,”I saw her there.” BUT якщо час виконання
дії точно зазначено, то Past
Simple залишається без змін. Past Simple → He said, “ I finished school in 2020”!!!!!! (точна дата! 100% Past Simple!) “I saw her in May,” he said. |
Past Perfect He
said that they had written a test. He
said (that) he had seen her there. BUT Past Simple He
said he finished school in 2020. He
said (that) he saw her in May |
Past Continuous → He
said, ‘We were writing a test at
school” She
said, “I was reading.” BUT якщо час виконання дії точно
зазначено, то Past Continuous залишається без змін. Past Continuous → He
said, "I was studying when
she called me." She
said, “We were listening to the
radio at 7.” |
Past Perfect Continuous He
said that they had been writing a
test at school. She
said (that) she had been reading. BUT Past Continuous He
said that he was studying when she
called him. She
said (that) they were listening to
tha radio at 7. |
All Future Forms - will → would He
said, “ we will write a test” He
said, “I will be working as a
sales assistant from November to December.” She
said, “I’ll have read the book by
Monday.” |
Will →
would He
said they would write a test. He
said he would be working as a
sales assistant from November to December. She
said (that) she would have read
the book by Monday. |
Past Perfect
and Past Perfect Continuous remain
the same.
Past Perfect
The pupils said, “We had finished our work by 5 o’clock. – The pupils said (that) they had finished their work by 5 o’clock.
Past Perfect
Continuous
“At that time I had
been working at the plant for three years,” he said.
He said (that) he had
been working at the plant for three years.
Some words
and time expressions change according to the meaning of the sentence:
Here (тут) → there (там)
This (цей) → that (той)
These (ці) → those (ті)
Now (зараз) → then (тоді), at the time, immediately
At the moment (в цей момент) → at that moment (в той
момент)
Today (сьогодні) → that day (в той день)
Tonight → that night
Yesterday (вчора) → the day before, the previous day
(минулого, попереднього дня)
Tomorrow (завтра) → the next day (наступного дня), the
following day
Ago (до) → before (перед)
Two days ago → two days before
Last month → the month before, the previous month,
previously
Nex month t → the next month, the month after, the
following month
The day after tomorrow →
two days later
Come → go
4. Голіцинський exs. 329, 331, 333 pp. 272-275
5. Павліченко exs. 3,4 p. 198
6. GrB exs. 2, 3 p. 31
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