- •Plural of countable nouns
- •Irregular plurals
- •The possessive case of nouns
- •Nouns determiners
- •The noun in sentences
- •Pronouns
- •Possessive pronouns
- •Negative pronouns
- •Reflexive pronouns
- •Irregular forms
- •Comparative constructions
- •Order of adjectives
- •Adverbs
- •Formation of adverbs
- •Comparison of qualitative adverbs
- •Irregular forms
- •Fairy – quite – rather – pretty
- •Numerals
- •Functions of the numerals in the sentence
- •Fractional numerals Common Fractions
- •Decimal Fractions
- •Prepositions prepositions of place
- •Conjunctions
- •The functions of suburdinating conjunctions in the sentence
- •Verbs the tenses simple present
- •Simple past
- •Simple future
- •Present progressive
- •Past progressive
- •Future progressive
- •Present perfect
- •Past perfect
- •Future perfect
- •Present perfect progressive
- •Past perfect progressive
- •Future perfect progressive
- •The simple future in the past
- •The future progressive in the past
- •The future perfect in the past
- •The future perfect progressive in the past
- •Voice passive of the simple tenses
- •Passive of the perfect tenses
- •Passive of the progressive tenses
- •The verbals
- •The functions of the infinitive in the sentence
- •Forms of the present participle
- •The functions of the participle in the sentence
- •The gerund перевод герундия на русский язык
- •The functions of the gerund in the sentence
- •The modal verbs
- •May (might)
- •Should (outht to)
- •Simple sentences
- •Diredt word order in english statements
- •Exclamations
- •Questions
- •Imperatives
- •Compound sentences
- •Parts of the sentence subject
- •Compound predicate
- •Direct object
- •Indirect object
- •Attributes
- •Adverbials
Questions
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General Questions
Are you coming with us? – Yes, I am.
Do you like sweets? – No, I don’t.
Will they call us tomorrow? – Yes, they will.
Has he left? – No, he hasn’t.
Aren’t you coming with us? Don’t you like jam?
Won’t they call us tomorrow? Hasn’t he left?
Special Questions
What did you do last week-end? How much did it cost?
What dress did you wear? Where did you go?
When did you set off? Who/Whom did you visit?
How did you travel there? Which road did you take?
Why did you choose that place? How long did you stay there?
Why didn’t you travel by car? Who hasn’t returned yet?
Imperatives
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Orders and requests
Be careful. Everybody, stand up. Let’s visit them.
Open the window, please. Have another helping, will you?
Pass me the salt, please. Don’t open the window!
Don’t make noise!
Compound sentences
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The rain stopped and we set off. The rain stopped, the sun appeared from behind the clouds.
COMPLEX SENTENCES, LINKING OF THE CLAUSES
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С помощью подчинительных союзов
We stayed at home because/as it was raining.
С помощью союзных слов
I do not know where she lives and what she does.
Бессоюзным способом
The girl we met there showed us the way.
Parts of the sentence subject
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Noun
The sun rises in the east.
Cats catch mice.
Pronoun
They like jam.
That is fine.
Everybody stood up.
Theirs is a very nice place.
Who broke my cup?
One must honour one’s parents.
It is cold in winter.
Numeral
Ten is more than nine.
Infinitive
To hesitate is fatal.
Gerund
Swimming is my favourite sport.
Phrase
Bread and butter is good for you.
SIMPLE PREDICATE
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Личная форма глагола в любом времени, залоге и наклонении
He writes books.
He is writing a new book now.
He has written some books.
He will write another one next year.
He would write detective stories if he could.
Фразеологическое выражение, которое воспринимается как единое целое
Tim takes care of his sister.
We took part in the ceremony.
We had a smoke.
She gave a cry.
He gave a start.
