- •Content
- •Введение
- •Освоение времён активного и пассивного залогов английской грамматики – может стать увлекательным занятием
- •1. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker – Измените время предложения по указателю времени, данному в скобках
- •2. Change Active Voice into Passive Voice – Измените активный залог на пассивный залог
- •3. Ask questions to the underlined words
- •Translate from Russian into English
- •Active voice tenses Changing Tenses
- •Special Questions
- •Translation from Russian into English
- •Passive voice tenses Changing of Voice
- •Changing Tenses
- •Translation from Russian into English
- •Active and passive voice
- •Task 19. Taken from “The Adventure of My Aunt” by w. Irwing
- •Variant 1 passive voice
- •Variant 2 passive voice
- •Variant 3 passive voice
- •Литература:
Translate from Russian into English
Её родители учились в этом университете несколько лет назад. V1=study(reg.)
1. Найдите указатель времени, если он есть в предложении, переведите его на английский язык, затем найдите его в таблице указателей времени (Time Markers):
несколько лет назад – some years ago (Past Simple)
2. Предложение на русском языке повествовательное, следовательно, в Past Simple нужна формула 1: □ Ved/V2 ■.
3. Смысловой глагол правильный: Ved=studied
4. Переведите предложение, подставляя найденные слова и грамматические формы:
Her parents studied at this university some years ago.
Active voice tenses Changing Tenses
Task 1. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
Mr. Priestley wakes up at 7 o’clock every morning. V1=wake(irreg.)
(yesterday, at the moment, tomorrow)
He didn’t travel round Europe last year. V1=travel(reg.)
(every year, today, last week from Monday to Friday)
Will they sell melons tomorrow? V1=sell(irreg.)
(last week, yesterday from 10a.m. to 4p.m., every Sunday)
Task 2. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
She is cleaning the room now. V1=clean(reg.)
(every day, last Saturday, when I came)
Jack wasn’t playing tennis when I came. V1=play(reg.)
(last week, very often, next week)
Did you go to the cinema yesterday? V1=go(irreg.)
(every weekend, last weekend, tomorrow)
Task 3. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
I shall ring you up tomorrow. V1=ring(irreg.)
(two hours ago, every evening, yesterday from 5p.m. to 6p.m.)
John didn’t visit me last week. V1=visit(reg.)
(tonight, often, when he was ill)
Was she learning English from 8p.m. to 9p.m.? V1=learn(irreg.)
(yesterday, at the moment, tomorrow)
Task 4. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
They were taking a bus when I met them. V1=take(irreg.)
(at the moment, from time to time, half an hour ago)
Ann didn’t read the newspapers yesterday. V1=read(irreg.)
(when I rang her up, today, every day)
Does your grandmother often watch the soap operas on TV? V1=watch(reg.)
(last week, next week, when she rested in sanatorium)
Task 5. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
The students are waiting for exam results at the moment. V1=wait(reg.)
(when I met them, sometimes, two hours ago)
I wasn’t going shopping when I met Dave. V1=go(irreg.)
(last week, next Sunday, every day)
Did you enjoy the party yesterday? V1=enjoy(reg.)
(when you were younger, usually, today)
Task 6. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
The team of the boys from our yard is playing football today. V1=play(reg.)
(every Sunday, last Sunday, when I saw them)
He doesn’t drink coffee often. V1=drink(irreg.) (this week, next week, last week)
Did you meet Michael at the station yesterday? V1=meet(irreg.)
(tomorrow, sometimes, tonight)
Task 7. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
Tom was doing his homework when his mother came home from work. V1=do(irreg.)
(two hours ago, now, every day)
The students won’t escape from the lectures tomorrow. V1=escape(reg.)
(on Monday, this week, often)
Did Mary buy her wedding dress yesterday? V1=buy(irreg.)
(today, soon, when you saw her)
Task 8. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
Jane is passing her exam today. V1=pass(reg.)
(on Friday, next Friday, yesterday from 1p.m. to 2p.m.)
I don’t eat meat often. V1=eat(irreg.)
(this month, last month, next month)
Are you watching the news now? V1=watch(reg.)
(from time to time, last night, later)
Task 9. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
Ann collected coins many years ago. V1=collect(reg.)
(when she was younger, these years, in the future)
She doesn’t watch TV every day. V1=watch(reg.)
(these days, last week, next week)
Do you usually take a bus to get to the University? V1=take(irreg.)
(today, yesterday, tomorrow)
Task 10. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
She was cooking in the kitchen when I rang her up) V1=cook(reg.)
(every day, at 5 o’clock yesterday, at the moment)
John didn’t cut the grass in his garden last week. V1=cut(irreg.)
(this week, tomorrow, when I came to visit him)
Are you playing a computer game now? V1=play(reg.)
(sometimes, last night, in an hour)
Task 11. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
Mary is sitting in the garden now. V1=sit(irreg.)
(sometimes, fifteen minutes ago, when I came to visit her)
We usually don’t listen to music on our lessons. V1=listen(reg.)
(today, last week, tomorrow)
Are you driving fast these days? V1=drive(irreg.)
(from time to time, when the police stopped you, yesterday)
Task 12. Change the Tense of the Sentence According to a Time Marker:
1. Charles grows some vegetables in his garden every summer. V1=grow(irreg.)
(this summer, last summer, next summer)
2. Money doesn’t always bring happiness. V1=bring(irreg.)
(today, many years ago, in the future)
3. Does he always tell the truth? V1=tell(irreg.)
(yesterday, now, when he promised to come back)
