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Lesson Thirteen (13)

1.Information for Study

1.1Phonetical and Orthoepical Material

1.Прослушайте и повторите за диктором английские слова в таблице 14.

2.Запомните таблицу.

3.Выполните упражнения 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 раздела А.

Таблица 14. Чтение двусложных глаголов с ударением на втором слоге

ударный

слог

безударный слог

Глаголы

изменяемыми

 

 

pose

sup

приставками)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lect

 

 

 

col

 

 

 

 

cuss

 

 

 

dis

Изменяемые приставки1 : con-, in-(en-), sub-, ob-, dis-, ex-, ad-.

1.2.Sentence Patterns

1.Прослушайте и повторите за диктором каждое предложение.

2.Запомните их.

Key Examples

He can speak English. Can he speak English? He can't speak English. He could speak English.

You must speak English in class. You had to speak English in class. She may go.

She might go.

1 В приставках конечные согласные могут изменяться под влиянием начальных согласных корня (происходит удвоение согласных или замена n на m под влиянием b или p – suppose - sub, combine - con).

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Illustrative Examples

Can he speak English?

Yes, he can. No, he can't. Could he speak English?

Yes, he could. No, he couldn't. Will he be able to speak English?

Yes, he will. No, he won't. Must he translate this text?

Yes, he must. No, he mustn't (needn't). Does he have to translate this text?

Yes, he does. No, he doesn't. Did he have to translate this text?

Yes, he did. No, he didn't. Will he have to translate this text?

Yes, he will. No, he won't. May I come into the room?

Do, please. No, you mustn't.

Might you leave Moscow for St.-Petersburg in two days? I think, I might. No, I might not.

Who can skate? I can. What must you do?

When must we leave the hotel? Where should we stay?

Why can't you show me this letter?

 

 

1.3. Active Vocabulary

 

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

Word

 

 

 

 

Combinations

animal

allow

able

quite

You are welcome.

cattle

can

careful

 

It's a pity.

East

(could)

wild

 

 

horse

drive

 

 

 

hotel

may

 

 

 

lane

(might)

 

 

 

North

must

 

 

 

phone

ought

 

 

 

(telephone)

oblige

 

 

 

road

should

 

 

 

sign

sing

 

 

 

West

smell

 

 

 

 

stay

 

 

 

 

taste

 

 

 

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1.4. Grammar

Прочтите и запомните материал раздела 1.4.

Table 30.

Modal Verbs and their Equivalents (Модальные глаголы и их эквиваленты)

Модальные

Значение

Present

Past

Future

глаголы и их

эквиваленты

 

 

 

 

can

возможность,

can

could

-

to be able (to)

способность

am, is,

was,

shall, will be

 

совершения

are able

were able

able (to)

 

действия

(to)

(to)

 

may

возможность совер-

may

might

-

to be allowed

шения действия в

am, is,

was, were

shall, will be

(to)

зависимости от

are

allowed (to)

allowed (to)

 

разрешения или

allowed

 

 

 

вероятности

(to)

 

 

must

необходимость

must

-

-

 

совершения

 

 

 

 

действия,

have (to)

had (do)

shall, will

to have (to)

необходимость

 

совершения

has (to)

 

have (to)

 

действия в

 

 

 

 

зависимости от

 

 

 

 

обстоятельства,

am (to)

was (to)

 

to be (to)

необходимость

 

 

совершения

is (to)

were (to)

-

 

действия, заранее

are (to)

 

 

 

запланированного,

 

 

 

 

по договоренности

 

 

 

should

необходимость

should

-

-

 

совершения

 

 

 

 

действия

 

 

 

ought (to)

моральная

ought (to)

-

-

 

необходимость

 

 

 

 

совершения

 

 

 

 

действия

 

 

 

to be obliged

быть вынужденным

am, is,

was, were

shall, will be

(to)

что либо сделать

are

obliged (to)

obliged (to)

 

 

obliged

 

 

 

 

(to)

 

 

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Table 31.

 

 

 

Affirmative

Interrogative

Negative

 

 

 

 

The Present Indefinite Tense

 

 

 

I can swim.

Can you swim?

I cannot (can't) swim.

He must go there.

Must he go there?

He must not (mustn't) go

You may smoke

May I smoke here?

there.

here.

Do I have to do?

He needn't go there.

I have to do.

I don’t have to do.

 

 

The Past Indefinite Tense

 

 

 

I could swim.

Could you swim.

I could not (couldn't) swim.

I had to go there.

Did he have to go

He didn't have to go there.

You might leave on

there?

I might not leave on Sunday.

Might you leave on

Sunday.

 

I had to do.

Sunday?

I didn’t have to do.

Did I have to do?

 

 

 

The Future Indefinite Tense

 

 

 

I shall be able to

Will you be able to

I shall not be able to swim.

swim.

swim?

He will not have to go there.

He will have to go

Will he have to go

 

there.

there?

 

II. Practice

A

1. Choose and write down in groups the words with similar prefixes.

combine, attack, control, admit, collect, subtract, imply, supply, support, involve, implore, adduce

2. Read the following pairs of words, mind the stresses.

subject v - subject n; object v - object n; contract v - contract n; convict v - convict n; import v - import n.

3. Read the following verbs.

support, combine, attain, transform, imply, import, export, supply, subtract, subject, oppose, effuse, contain, oblige, object, discard, allot, admit, abstract

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4. Listen to the following sentences paying attention to the difference in modal verbs stresses.

1.I can come tonight. - I can't come tonight. - No! I can come tonight.

2.You can go now. - You can't go now. - Can you go now?

3.They could help you. - They couldn't help you. - Could they help you?

4.You must come to see us. - You mustn't say that. - Must you go already?

5.Listen to and repeat the following sentences.

a)1. I know I should. 2. I think I can. 3. He thinks he could. 4. I'll go if I must.

b)1. She can't do it, can she? 2. They couldn't come, could they? 3. We mustn't do that, must we? 4. I should tell about it, shouldn't I?

6. Listen to exercises 1, 2, 3, and check your pronunciation.

B

1.Observe the usage and position of the modal verbs and translate the following sentences into Russian.

1.Peter studied English for five years. He can read English quite well. 2. Ann never reads English books. She can't read English. 3. Ann will have an examination next week. She should study hard this week. She shouldn't go to the cinema. 4. She is ill. She must stay in bed. She mustn't get up. 5. Ann asked, "May I open the window?" "No, you may not. I'm cold," answered her mother. 6. I sometimes go to the theatre. I might go to the theatre. I might go to the theatre tomorrow.

2.Make the following sentences a) interrogative b) negative.

1. He can speak English well. 2. You should do morning exercises every day. 3. You may take part in this game. 4. I had to spend much time to do it. 5. You ought to know this. 6. I have to visit my friend. 7. You should be in a good form before the competition.

3. Write questions to which the following sentences are the answers.

1. You must change at Charing Cross for Victoria Station. 2. No, you mustn't play football in the street. 3. Go this way and you can get to Red Square. 4. Yes, I like to sing, but I can't.

4. Translate into Russian.

1. I must tell you my news. 2. We couldn't all go and see this football match. 3. You have to work a lot to learn English. 4. You will have to go to the railway station to see him off. 5. He will not be able to play hockey. 6. We can

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