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II. Word-building Affixation: noun-forming suffix "-ion"

ion (также -tion, -ation, -sion) — суффикс существительного. С помощью этого суффикса от основы глагола образуются существительные, обозначающие:

1) действие или процесс: preparation [͵prepəʹreɪʃn] подготовка, приготовление, cooperation [kou͵ɔpəʹreɪʃn] сотрудничество, discussion [dɪsʹkʌʃn] обсуждение, дискуссия;

2) состояние или качество: attention [əʹtenʃn] внимание;

3) конкретный результат действия: translation [trænsʹleɪʃn].

Exercise. Find the suffix in these words and translate them.

invitation, delegation, declaration, cooperation,

dictation, station, presentation, transformation

III. Text

Learn these speech patterns

1. I wonder if Harris is playing today.

Интересно, играет ли Гаррис сегодня.

Exercise 1. Маке up sentences using the table and translate them.

I wonder

if

they enjoyed the concert.

Mary is going there tomorrow.

he has booked tickets for the theatre.

when they will come to see us.

how long they stayed in London.

who is going to help them.

2. Please tell me how he did it.

Пожалуйста, скажите мне, как он это сделал.

Exercise 2. Make up sentences using the table and translate them.

Please tell me

where Mr Brown is.

who called me up last night.

how much that sweater is.

what time it is.

how long it will take us to get there.

Exercise 3. Translate into English.

Интересно,

Скажите мне, пожалуйста,

сколько стоит этот галстук.

присутствовали ли они на лекции.

когда мы пойдем осматривать достопримечательности.

когда вы собираетесь вернуться.

3. They are sure to win the match.

Они несомненно (наверняка, обязательно) выиграют матч.

Exercise 4. Make up sentences using the table and translate them.

Hе

She

is

sure

to help them.

to show them round the city.

to enjoy the performance.

to like him.

They

You

are

Exercise 5. Translate into English.

1. Он несомненно ответит на ваше письмо. 2. Она обязательно придет на конференцию. 3. Им наверняка понравится этот фильм. 4. Вам несомненно доставит большое удовольствие его последний роман.

Learn these words and word combinations

football [ʹfutbɔ:l] n футбол;

football fan болельщик (футбола); My brother is a football fan; football ground [ɡraund] футбольное поле, стадион; football player футболист; Is Peter a very good football player? football match футбольный матч; Are you going to the football match today? football team футбольная команда

team n спорт. команда; home team хозяева (футбольного поля, баскетбольной площадки и т. д.); to play for a team играть за команду.

beat (beat, beaten [bi:t, ʹbi:tn] v 1. бить, ударять; 2. спорт. победить, побить; I wonder if Spartak beat Tractor yesterday.

crowded [ʹkraudɪd] а переполненный; Was the football ground crowded yesterday?

crowd [kraud] n толпа; There was a crowd of people in the street.

that’s why вот почему, поэтому; Peter was absent yesterday, that’s why I was not able to tell him about it.

be on business быть в командировке ; Are you here on business?

to go on business поехать в командировку (поехать по делам); When do you plan to go on business?

bring (brought, brought [brɔ:t]) v приводить, привозить; Will you bring your elder daughter to the party, please?

later on (later) позже; We shall see what will happen later on.

find [faɪnd] (found, found [faund]) v находить, отыскивать, I cannot find my English textbook.

park v парковать, ставить на стоянку (автомобиль, самолет и т. п.); to park a car (a plane, etc.); Where did you park your car?

parking-place n место стоянки автомобилей

seat n место; to take a seat садиться; Will you take a seat, please? Садитесь, пожалуйста.

stand n трибуна (на стадионе): It did not take them long to find their seats in the stand.

scorer [ʹskɔ:rə] n игрок, забивающий мяч, "автор" гола; top scorer лучший бомбардир; I wonder who their top scorer is.

goal [ɡoul] n гол; to score a goal забить гол; Who scored the last goal yesterday?

score [skɔ:] n спорт. счет; What was the score? to open the score открывать счет; Which team opened the score?

goalkeeper n вратарь

in one’s favour [ʹfeɪvə] в чью-л. пользу. The score is two to one (2-1) in Spartak’s favour. Счет два — один в пользу "Спартака".

leg п нога (от бедра до ступни), голень

injury [ʹɪnʤərɪ] п травма; to get а leg injury получить травму ноги (поранить ногу)

couple [ʹkʌpl] п 1. пара, два. 2. разг. несколько; I think he has a couple of English novels; a couple of weeks (months, years) две-три недели (месяца, года); Не is going to Kiev for a couple of weeks.

field [fi:ld] n спорт. футбольное поле; to come onto the field выходить на поле; "Look! The teams are coming onto the field," Peter said.

referee [refəʹri:] n спорт. судья

blow [blou] (blew, blown [blu:, bloun]) v дуть

whistle [ʹwɪsl] n свисток; to blow a whistle дать свисток; The referee blew the whistle and the match started.

shout [ʃaut] n кричать; "Come here and help me," he shouted; to shout for спорт. болеть за команду (на стадионе во время игры)

support [səʹpɔɪt] v спорт. болеть за команду; What team do you support?

understand [͵ʌndəʹstænd] (understood [͵ʌndəʹstu:d]) v 1. понимать; I’m sotty to say I don’t understand this rule; 2. узнать, заключить из услышанного; Mr Smith has gone on business, I understand.

popular [ʹpɔpjulə] а популярный, пользующийся известностью; Spartak are a very popular team.

Come on! воскл. Давай, давай!

centre forward [ʹsentə ͵fɔ:wəd] спорт. центральный нападающий

shoot [ʃu:t] (shot, shot [ʃɔ:t]) v спорт. с силой посылать мяч (шайбу); to shoot at the goal бить по воротам (в футболе, хоккее); Shoot! воскл. Шайбу!

lose [lu:z] (lost [lɔst]) v терять; He lost his notebook yesterday; to lose the game (the match) проиграть игру (матч) ; They have lost the game. Они проиграли.

win (won [wʌn]) v выиграть, победить, одержать победу; to win a match выиграть матч (соревнование); I wonder who won the last match.

exciting [ɪkʹsaɪtɪŋ] а волнующий, захватывающий, увлекательный; It was an exciting match.

Exercise 6. Read and translate these sentences. Pay attention to active words and word combinations.

1. "Which team won the game yesterday? "Spartak" did. They beat Tractor 3 - 1 (three to one)." "The football ground was crowded, I understand." "Yes. Those are very popular teams, you know. It was quite an exciting match. Unfortunately* a Spartak player got a bad leg injury." "I’m sorry to hear that. Does it mean he won’t be able to play for a couple of weeks now?" "I don’t know. It will be very bad if he isn’t able to play in October when they go to Tashkent. He’s one of Spartak’s top scorers." 2. The players are coming onto the field. The game will begin as soon as the referee blows his whistle. 3. "Our home team is not as good as it was last year. I can’t understand why." "I’ll tell you why. Two very good players have left the team. That’s why they aren’t playing as well as they did last year." 4. If we win this game we shall play in Luzhniki next week. 5. The referee will speak to the players before the match begins.

A FOOTBALL MATCH

Mr Green is very fond of football. He is a football fan. He thinks that the Blackpool team(1) are very good. But he knows that they are not as good as the Manchester City team. Manchester City beat Blackpool three to one in the last match.

When the Manchester City players come to Blackpool next Saturday the Football Ground will be crowded.

If the day is fine it will be very difficult to get tickets. That’s why Mr Green has booked tickets in advance.

Next Friday Mr Green is going to have a Russian guest: Sedov is coming to Blackpool on business. Mr Green will meet him at the station and bring him to the hotel in his car. On Saturday they will go to the Blackpool Football Ground.

***

ʹHere they ↘come, (2) Mr ʹGreen and Se↘dov. They are a ʹlittle ↘early, but it is ↘always good to ʹcome ↘early for a ʹfootball ↘match. ↗Later on ≀ there will be ↘crowds ≀ and it ʹmay be ↘difficult to ʹfind a ↘place to ʹpark the ↘car.

They ʹtake their ʹseats in the ↗stand and ʹwait for the ʹmatch to be↘gin. (3)

"I ʹwonder if ↘Harris is playing," says Mr Green. "ʹWho does he ↘play for?" ͵asks Sedov. "↘Manchester City. He’s their top ↘scorer. He ʹgot a ʹ1eg ↘injury a couple of weeks ago. If he ʹplays to ↗day ≀ the ↘Manchester City ↗team are ʹsure to ↘win."

"Oh, ↘here they ↗come," says Sedov. The ʹplayers ʹcome ʹonto the ↘field. The ʹreferee ʹblows his ↗whistle and the ʹmatch be↘gins.

"ʹBlack ↘pool! ʹBlack ↘pool!" shout Blackpool fans. "↘Manchester!" shout Manchester City fans.

"A ʹlot of ↘people are shouting for ʹManchester ↗City, I understand," says Sedov. Well, they’re a ↘very popular ↗team," says Mr Green. "ʹCome ↘on, ↗Jackson, ʹcome ↘on," he shouts. ↗Jackson, the ʹBlackpool ʹcentre ↗forward is ʹgoing to ↘score; ʹIf he ↗scores ≀ it will ʹgive ʹBlackpool a ↘lead.(4) "↘Shoot, ↘shoot!" the crowd shouts.

"↗Well, ↘there’s the ʹfirst ↗goal. ʹJackson has ↘opened the ↗score," says Mr Green. "If ʹBlackpool don’t ʹlose the ↗spirit(5) ≀ the ʹmatch may be ↑ very ex↘citing."

He ʹhopes that his ↘home ↗team will ʹwin the ↘match.

Notes

(1) the Blackpool [ʹblækpu:l] team, the Manchseter [ʹmænʧɪstə] City team. Команды названы по имени городов —Блэкпула и Манчестера.

Собственные имена существительные, выступающие в качестве названия футбольной (хоккейной) команды, обычно согласуются с глаголом в форме множественного числа и заменяются личным местоимением they. Существительное team (чаще в сочетании с собственным именем) также может согласовываться с глаголом в форме множественного числа, если говорящий хочет подчеркнуть, что речь идет об игроках команды.

(2) Here they come! Вот они идут! Here he comes! Вот он идет!

(3) they wait for the match to begin они ждут начала матча

(4) will give Blackpool a lead даст команде Блэкпула преимущество

(5) if they don’t lose the spirit [ʹspɪrɪt] если команда Блэкпула не падет духом

Exercise 7. Read and translate the text.

Exercise 8. Find in the text English equivalents for these word combinations and sentences.

1. Он очень любит футбол. 2. Он болельщик футбола. 3. если день будет хороший. 4. приезжает в Блэкпул в командировку. 5. отвезет его в гостиницу. 6. Будет трудно поставить машину на стоянку. 7. Интересно, играет ли Гаррис. 8. недели две тому назад. 9. Судья дает свисток. 10. если он забьет гол, 11. Матч может быть очень интересным. 12. Хозяева поля обязательно одержат победу в этом матче.

Exercise 9. Quote the sentences in which the following words and word combinations are used in the text.

last match, crowded, that’s why, guest, early, stand,

couple, field, to shout for, to score, to open the score

Exercise 10. Answer these questions.

l. What is Mr Green fond of? 2. What team does he support? 3. Are the Blackpool team as good as the Manchester City team? 4. Will the football ground be crowded when the Manchester City team come to Blackpool for a match? 5. Will it be easy or difficult to get tickets? 6. Has Mr Green booked tickets in advance? 7. Who is coming to Blackpool next Friday? 8. Where is Mr Green going to take Sedov on Saturday? 9. Why did Mr Green and Sedov come early to the football ground? 10. Was it easy or difficult to park the car? 11. Did it take them long to find their seats? 12. Who does Harris play for? 13. What happened to him a couple of weeks ago? 14. Is the match going to be exciting? 15. Who is sure to win the game?

Exercise 11. Transform these sentences according to the model.

a) Is Mr Green fond of football?

I wonder if Mr Green is fond of football.

1. Are the Manchester City team very good? 2. Did Spartak beat Dynamo [ʹdaɪnəmou] in the last match? 3. Was the Sokolniki Football Ground crowded last Saturday? 4. Did Mr Brown go there on business? 5. Have you told them about Spartak’s new centre forward? 6. Shall we be able to find a place to park the car?

b) Where is he going to take Sedov next Saturday?

I wonder where he is going to take Sedov next Saturday.

1. Where are you going to park the car? 2. When will the match begin? 3. How many goals have the Spartak players scored already? 4. How long did it take them to get to the Football Ground? 5. What are the football fans shouting?

c) Who is waiting for the match to begin?

I wonder who is waiting for the match to begin.

1. Who is going to have a Russian guest? 2. Whose team will win the match? 3. Which of the teams won the match yesterday? 4. Which of the Manchester City players got a leg injury? 5. Who opened the score?

d) He is going to help them.

He is sure to help them.

1. The Blackpool team is going to win the match. 2. Mr Green is going to book tickets for the match. 3. Mr Green is going to bring Sedov to the hotel. 4. Mr Green is going to take Sedov to the Blackpool Football Ground. 5. They are going to find a place to park the car. 6. A lot of people are going to shout for Manchester City.

Exercise 12. Join these sentences using the conjunctions given in brackets.

1. The football players will come onto the field. The time will come. (when) 2. The day will be fine. The football ground will be crowded. (if) 3. The referee will blow his whistle. The match will begin. (as soon as) 4. The home team will give a warm welcome to the visitors’ team. The match will begin. (before) 5. Dick will play chess with Jack. He will beat Jack. (if)

Exercise 13. Join these sentences using the conjunctions as ... as, not as (so) ... as.

1. The Blackpool team are good. The Bishopton [ʹbɪʃəpt(ən)] team are good, too. 2. The Sokolniki Football Ground is good. The Dynamo Football Ground is good, too. 3. Dick Harris has scored many goals this summer. Roy Smith has scored many goals this summer, too. 4. It is difficult to find a place to park the car today. It was difficult to find a place to park the car yesterday. 5. The Manchester City team is popular. The Blackpool team is not so popular. 6. My elder brother plays football well. Mary’s younger brother does not play football so well. 7. Today’s match* is exciting. Yesterday’s match was not so exciting.

Exercise 14. Insert articles where necessary.

1. "I wonder why Jenkins is not playing today." "He got a leg injury in ... last match." 2. They will stay in Odessa for ... couple of weeks when they go to ... Black Sea for their holiday. 3. It was not easy to find ... place to park ... car. 4. If ... day is fine it will be very difficult to get ... tickets for ... match. 5. My sons are fond of ... football. They are ... football fans. They support ... same team. 6. I have come here an ... business. I shall go home as soon as I settle some business matters. 7. "Dixon has opened ... score," John shouted. 8. Has he gone to Sochi for ... pleasure or on ... business? 9. ... music we heard last night was beautiful.

Exercise 15. Insert prepositions or adverbs.

1. The players are coming ... the field. 2. "We beat Canada six ... three a couple ... days ago," said Peter. 3. I shall meet you ... the station and bring you home ... my car. 4. Who does John play ... ? 5. Dick has told me ... the match. 6. "Come ..., Nike, shoot!" shouted the crowd. 7. "I wonder where Olga is. I called her ... but there was no answer." "She has gone ... Tashkent ... business." 8."It’s time to leave ... the airport. You’ll have to take a taxi if you don’t want to be late," said Jane. 9. "What are you doing tonight?" "We’re going ... . John has invited us ... his birthday party. We’ll go as soon as Tom comes home ... work.” 10. When Jane calls ..., please ask her to meet me ... the station the day ... tomorrow. 11. "I did not see you ... the Football Ground yesterday." "I was very tired, that’s why I did not go ... the match." 12. I wonder if we shall be able to get ... the Football Ground ... the match begins.

Exercise 16. Fill in the blanks with the verbs to tell, to say, to speak, to talk.

1. "I’ll ... you about it as soon as you do your homework," Jane ... to her younger brother. 2. "What are you... about?" "John is ... us about the football, match he watched on television a couple of days ago." 3. When did she ...? I didn’t quite understand her. 4. "When you ... about your plans to Peter, please ... him that I’d like to ... to him too, later on." "All right, I’ll be seeing him tomorrow and I’ll ... him." 5. The lecturer ... for half an hour. 6. They ... French, that’s why I didn’t understand them. 7. When they score the first goal, I shall ... you which team is sure to win. 8. "I hope they’ll be watching our game tonight," he ... .

Exercise 17. Give a summary of the text "А Football match".

Exercise 18. Ask twelve questions based on the text and answer them.

Exercise 19. Make up sentences using as ... as, not as (so) ... as and the words given below.

1. team, good; 2. fond of, football (tennis, etc.); 3. the new referee, not so good; 4. the football ground, crowded; 5. match, exciting; 6. football (tennis, etc.) player, popular; 7. centre forward, good; 8. to watch football matches on TV, often

Exercise 20. Ask questions to which the italicized words are the answers.

1. Our team has won the match. (1) 2. The centre forward is our top scorer. (1) 3. He parked his car near the Football Ground. (1) 4. The cafe was crowded that’s why he went to a restaurant. (1)

Exercise 21. Think of statements or questions to which these sentences may be responses.

1. The home team is sure to win. 2. Well, a lot of people are shouting for Spartak. 3. If they don’t lose the spirit they may win the match. 4. I’ll be seeing them tonight.

Exercise 22. Translate into English.

1. Вы любите футбол? — Да, я болельщик. Я болею за «Динамо». 2. Наша команда победила команду Тбилиси со счетом 3 : 2. 3. Кто выиграл последнюю игру? — Команда Манчестера. 4. Сегодня интересный матч, поэтому стадион переполнен. — Да, вчера матч был не такой интересный, как сегодня и было мало народу на стадионе. 5. Я не собираюсь идти на стадион сегодня, я очень устал. Я посмотрю матч по телевизору. 6. Понравился вам матч? —Да, я получил большое удовольствие. Игроки «Арарата» были так же сильны, как и игроки «Динамо». 7. Я думаю, завтра будет трудно купить билеты на матч. — Давайте купим билеты сегодня. 8. Интересно, почему команда так плохо играет сегодня. — Я слышал, что несколько хороших игроков ушли из команды. 9. На стадион приехало очень много народу, поэтому было трудно найти место, чтобы поставить машину. 10. Центральный нападающий получил травму. Где же врач? — Вон он идет! 11. Наша команда несомненно выиграет этот матч, и на следующей неделе она будет играть в Алма-Ате. 12. Как только футболисты выйдут на поле, судья даст свисток, и игра начнется. 13. Когда наша команда прилетит домой из Ташкента, мы поедем в аэропорт встречать ее. 14. Извините, я не слышал вас, повторите, пожалуйста, свой вопрос. 15. Если вы не поймете вопроса, попросите преподавателя повторить его.

Exercise 23. Make up situations using the words given below.

a) My Friend Watches a Football Match on Television: a match, the football ground, to find seats, later on, to shout for, not as good as, to get a leg injury, to stop the game, a doctor, to leave the field, that’s why, did not enjoy.

b) An Exciting Match: let me tell you, exciting, a couple of minutes after, to open the score, fans, popular, a top scorer, a centre forward, to shoot at the goal, to beat, the score was in favour of.

Exercise 24. Read the story filling in the missing active words and discuss it.

A few minutes after the ... began, a girl about seventeen and a young man came to the ... ... .

"What’s the ... ?" the girl asked the young man.

"Nil-nil*," he answered.

"Oh, then we are not really late."

"Well, we are a little," the young man said and looked at the ... . He thought he could watch the ... now.

" !" he shouted.

"Look," she said. "May I have a cigarette, please?"

"Now, where did I put them? Excuse me a moment." He started searching for** cigarettes in his pockets. At last he found the cigarettes. It took the young man some time to light the cigarette. The girl started smoking. Now the young man was able to watch the match.

"Look," he ... . "We’re going to ... ! Shoot, shoot!"

"Jake," the girl said "I can smell something burning***." It was the neighbour’s coat burning from the girl’s cigarette.

A few minutes later she said she was hungry****. "Well, can’t you wait till the break?" the young man asked.

"I think I can, but I’m awfully hungry," said the girl.

A moment later she said: "Jake, look at that little boy. He bothers his father every minute. Why do fathers bring children here? The boy’s father can’t watch the match."

"No, he can’t," said the young man and sighed.

score, to score, players, to shout, football ground, match (2), come on