- •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
Numerals
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Cardinal
Ordinal
Cardinal
Ordinal
1
one
the first
16
sixteen
the sixteenth
2
two
the second
17
seventeen
the seventeenth
3
three
the third
18
eighteen
the eighteenth
4
four
the fourth
19
nineteen
the nineteenth
5
five
the fifth
20
twenty
the twentieth
6
six
the sixth
30
thirty
the thirtieth
7
seven
the seventh
40
forty
the fortieth
8
eight
the eighth
50
fifty
the fiftieth
9
nine
the ninth
60
sixty
the sixtieth
10
ten
the tenth
70
seventy
the seventieth
11
eleven
the eleventh
80
eighty
the eightieth
12
twelve
the twelfth
90
ninety
the ninetieth
13
thirteen
the thirteenth
100
a (one) hundred
the hundredth
14
fourteen
the fourteenth
1,000
a (one) thousand
the thousandth
15
fifteen
the fifteenth
1,000,000
a (one) million
the millionth
Functions of the numerals in the sentence
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Subject
Three were absent from the lecture.
Object
How many books have you taken? – I’ve taken three.
Attribute
The second lesson begins at eleven o’clock.
Nominal Part of the Predicate
Five times five is twenty-five.
DATES
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731
seven hundred (and) thirty-one
1900
nineteen hundred
1904
nineteen [ou] four
2000
two thousand
2009
two thousand nine
15th, May 1948
May 15th, 1948
May 15, 1948
The fifteenth of May, nineteen forty-eight.
May the fifteenth, nineteen forty-eight.
THE FOUR OPERATIONS
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Addition
4 + 5 = 9
We add four to five and get nine.
Four and five equals nine
Four and five is (are) nine.
Subtraction
9 – 4 = 5
We subtract four from nine and get five.
We take away four from nine.
Four from nine is five.
Multiplication
4 x 5 = 20
We multiply four by five and get twenty.
Four times five is twenty.
Division
20 : 4 = 5
We divide twenty by four and get five.
