1. Prefix im – до слів, яки починаються з літер M, P and B
moral → immoral (аморальний)
mobile → immobile (нерухомий)
possible → impossible (неможливий)
polite → impolite (нечемний, неввічливий)
Fill in the
gaps with the correct forms of the words from the box.
practical, mature, polite(2), practicality, proper,
possible, mobile, moral
- ___ solutions will not solve the problem.
- The ___ behavior of some individuals can be frustrating to deal with.
- The ___ behavior of some individuals can create an unpleasant environment for others.
- The ___ of some ideas can lead to wasted time and resources.
- The ___ use of medication can have negative effects on the body.
- It's ___ to interrupt someone when they are speaking.
- It's ___ to grow plants without sunlight.
- After breaking his leg, he was ___ and unable to walk for several weeks.
- It's ___ to cheat on a test or an exam.
To head for –
прямувати до, (when the speaker wants to emphasize the
direction or purpose of the movement)
We need to
head for the airport soon or we'll miss our flight.
After work,
I usually head for the gym to get some exercise.
She saw her
favourite store and immediately headed for the entrance.
In disbelieve –
з недовірою
I watched in disbelief as the magician pulled a rabbit
out of his hat.
She listened to her friend's story in disbelief,
unable to comprehend what she had just heard.
The students stared in disbelief as the teacher
announced they had no homework for the weekend.
To be married
to - бути одруженим, бути заміжньою
She is a successful businesswoman, married to a
supportive and loving husband.
He is married to his job and works long hours every
day.
She was surprised to find out that her new boss is
married to her ex-boyfriend.
To occur to sb - if something occurs to you, you
suddenly think of it; спадати на думкую
It never occurred to him that his actions could have
such a negative impact on others.
It occurs to me that we might need more food for the
party, I'll make a trip to the grocery store.
It didn't occur to her that she had left her phone at
home until she arrived at work.
On the train - коли
ми говоримо про рух або пребування на поїзді.
The scenery outside was breathtaking as we travelled on
the train through the countryside. (movement)
She fell asleep on the train (location)
I saw a beautiful sunset on the train ride home.
She met her future husband on the train during a trip
to the city.
To be typical
of sb – властиво, типово
It's typical of him to arrive late for every meeting.
It's typical of the weather to be unpredictable this
time of year.
Her behaviour is typical of someone who is stressed
and overwhelmed.
It's typical of the government to make promises they
can't keep.
To be unsure
of/about sth – бути невпевненим у чомусь
I was unsure of the reaction I would get.
Like many men, deep down he was unsure of himself.
She's unsure of what to do next now that (зараз, коли)
she's graduated from college.
4. The rule
THE PAST PERFECT TENSE
Утворюється з
допоміжного дієслова HAD + Vз
Скорочені форми:
I had – I’d
You had – you’d etc.
Виражає дію
1.
яка закінчилась до певного моменту у
минулому, або до початку іншої минулої дії (у Past Simple). (Можна сказати, що Past Perfect - це
аналог Present Perfect, тільки для минулого. Якщо в Present Perfect дія
відбулась до моменту мовлення, то в Past Perfect - до деякого моменту в
минулому.)
Певний
момент позначається такими словосполученнями:
By two o’clock – до другої години
By that time – до того часу
By the first of September – до першого вересня
By Saturday – до суботи
By the end of the year – до кінця року
By 2001 - до 2001 року
By the time you came
Before he rang
When they arrived
e.g. He had decorated the building by Monday
We had
already received the telegram when they arrived. (Коли вони приїхали, ми вже одержали телеграму.)
2.
яка
закінчилась у минулому і ми бачимо її результат теж у минулому.
She was upset because she had lost her purse (Вона загубила
гаманець у минулому і як результат – була засмучена теж у минулому)
The girl had
found her umbrella so she was
very glad. (дівчинка
знайшла парасольку у минулому і, як результат – була рада теж у минулому
Note: Не плутати з Present
Perfect!
The girl is
upset because she has lost her purse
( вона загубила гаманець у минулому, а результат у теперішньому часі)
The girl has found her
umbrella so she is very glad. (дівчина знайшла
парасольку у минулому, а результат у теперішньому часі)
Past Perfect вживається з такими же словами, як і Present Perfect - already, yet, ever, never.
By the time I got home, my aunt had already left.
Примітка 1: якщо дії відбуваються послідовно,
одна за одною, дієслова вживаються в Past Simple.
I opened the door, closed it and went into the
bathroom.
Примітка 2: У складнопідрядному реченні із сполучниками
after – після того як і before – перед тим як, перш ніж, коли немає потреби наголошувати, що одна дія передує іншій, і в підрядному, і в головному реченнях вживається Past Simple
He went on with his work after he had a short rest.
He had a short rest before he went on with his work.
Попрацюємо з реченням:
By six o'clock on
Sunday I had learned all the words.
1. Negative sentence.
By six o'clock on Sunday I hadn’t learned all the
words.
2. General question.
Had I learned all the words by six o'clock on Sunday?
Yes, I had. No, I hadn’t.
3. General-negative question.
a) Hadn’t I learned all the words by six o'clock on
Sunday?
b) Had I not learned all the words by six o'clock on
Sunday?
4. Alternative question.
Had I learned all the words or poems by six o'clock on
Sunday?
5. Disjunctive (Tail, Tag) question.
By six o'clock on Sunday I had learned all the words,
hadn’t I?
By six o'clock on Sunday I hadn’t learned all the
words, had I?
6. Special questions.
How many words had I learnt by six o'clock on Sunday?
What had I done
by six o'clock on Sunday?
By what time had I learnt all the words on Sunday?
Who had learnt all the words by six o`clock on Sunday
5. Павліченко exs. 2,3 pp 114-115
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