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Unit 16 Mpwnararentbie m Hapewa / Chast Unit17 — Bonpoctr ........ Unit 18 — Moganbubie rnaront ........ Unit 19 WxcbwHisrne u “-ing"-cbopma / Cammkom - JJocraro4Ho Unit 20 O6a/ Hu Tor, Hu gpyroi - Bce / Hi opun (Both / Neither - All / None) Nosropenne 4 (Units 1 - 20) Henpasuinbxble rnaronbi Cnosape ... Orserbi k ynpakHeHian flpequcnosue pegaktopa nepesona Aoporne snrarenn! Nepea Bamn Gorato unniocrpyposatHoe noco6ve Ana Ha4MHaloWHx M3y- Yate rpammatiky aHrnniickoro Aabika. OHO lOMOXKET BAM OCBOMTb OCHOBbI npepmeta. Sto nepeas Kura 43 cep “Grammanway”. Mocnenyioune TPA KHMATA STO CepHn NOsBONAT BAM NocnemOBATeNbHO, War 3a WaroM paso- OpaTeca 8 npemyApocTax aHrnwiicKo rpaMMaTuku. Cepus HanncaHa usBecT- HbiMA asTopamn — BupaxnHved SeaHc uv bxeHHn flyni, nepy KoTOpbix Npnapnexar, 8 YacTHocTH, kypcbt “Enterprise”, “Mission:FCE” w wnpoKo 13- sectHas rpammarnka “Round-Up” (B. Spa). 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KuHa NpeAHASHANeHA ANA WKONBHHKOB, HAMWHALOUIHK MSyNATb aHr- uicxyio rpawmaruxy. Ona moxer Gem. ucnonesoBAHa KaXx ANA CaMcOSpasoBAHiAA, TaK W AA saHATH 8 k/lacce, B KaYeCTBe fpaMMATHMECKOTO AONONHEHMA K MOGOMY KyPCy AHFNMMICKOTO Ika COOTBETCTBY- rowero ypoas. ent natnoro nocoGHa ~ noMoNe y4auUIMMCcn NOHRTS OCHOBHBIE rpaMMaTHYECKHe CTPYKTYpbt aKrAMFICKO- ro sbiKa. Gra Wen’ AocTMraeTcR NocpenCTEOM ucYepneiea\oU\ero MaNoxeHMA TeopeTHMeCKOrO Mi Tepuana 8 BAe TaGnny (GOKCOB), HCNOMLIOBAHMA CbyHKYMONANEHEA NPAMEPOB, CONPOBOXAAIOLINXCA Goneumm KonnuecTBom cboTorpacbuii 1 pHcyHKoB. B knnre 20 Tematweckwx pasmenos (Units) *. ‘Tunmstioe conepxanne pasnena: ‘© Harnagnoe npenctasneHie rpammaTiveckoii CTpyKTypLI, ‘© npocroe m KpaTkoe OObACHEHHe rpaMMaTHMeCKOH CTPYKTYPEI, ‘© npamepst 4s CoBpeMeHHOTo GemTOBOrO AHIMMICKOTO ASbIKA M BIPAXEHHR ANA Gores ocpmuynansHoro ynorpe6nennn, © ynpaxxnennn nA saKpenneHita HOBBIX CTPYKTYP M NPHOGPETEHHA HaBLIKoB ynoTpebNe- IMR KOPPEKTHUIX M YMECTHLIX BLIPAXCHHAA B NOBCEAHEBHEIX CHTYALIARX, © cneuviansiie yorHbie W NcbMeHHBIe yeneKaTenbHbIe ynpaxHeHis (activities), no6yx- ‘a\ouyne K aKTHBHOMy saxpennekiio MaTepwana, Mlocne kaxnsix nah pasnenos cnepyer “MosTopenue”, conepxauiee soNoNHUTeNLHbIe ynpaxnenns Ko eceM npenuiecTeyiownm pasnenam. Oraenitim npHnoxeHvem K KHHre CAYKAT RONOMMMTENbHbIM MANMOCTPATMBHI marepman (Picture Flashcards), npegHasavennein ANA xMBOrO, CTAMYnMpyIoWero RPeACTABNEHMA OCHOBHEIK (PAMMATHNECKMX CTPYKTYP. AsTopet noco6na npAnepxHBaioTcA cnenyiowlero NpHHUMNa: KAKAAR rpaMMATHNECKAA CTPYKTYPA AON >xtia Ooms cHavana yonbiWaHa, NOTOM SaKpenneHa B YCTHOM M, HaKOHeY, B NMCEMEHHOA opMe. OcHo- BaHHaR Ha MCNONSIOBAKMK KPACOYHBXX BAGYANeHEIX CTAMYNOB, KHAFA NOSYKAACT YMALIMXCA TOBOPUTs Npexne, 4eM MiicaTe, W AaeT BOSMOKHOCTS SaKPenINATS SHAHMA NOCPEAICTBOM BHINONHEHMA MHOKECTEA yenexaTensibix w nonesHex saan, Pyxosoactso ana npenonasarens (Teacher's Book), nensiowjeccn COTMENbHbIM NPANOKEHHOM K YHEGHAKY, COAPPMT: ‘© pyKosoncreo no npencrasnenito Teopnn Kaxaoro pasnena, © oTperei k ynpaxneHnAM, © YeTuipe Tecra, Kaxqpil 8 neyx sapwanrax. Thanks ‘The authors would like to thank Rania Dunn, Anna Miller, Laura Houston, Jonathan Harrison and Steven Davies for their help in producing this book. Many thanks to E. Mavragani (art director) and V. Sipsi (assistant director). We would also like to thank those institutions and teachers who piloted the manuscript, and whose comments and feedback were invaluable in the production of the book. * Pyoconsbi5Hoe MasiaHne RONOMHATENbHO COREPANT COBApE H OTBETEI K Y¥NPAKHEHMRM. ountable Nouns-Uncountable Nouns SOBEL Sanaa Hiliere Scns 2 ng A Ss ‘® Cywectawrensibie, oKaH4MBarouecs Ha co Tmachyio + y, Tepamlor y M npMoGperalor -i | & ty @ MuomecteeHHoe uncno GonbuleH YacTH cy- ujecreHTenbHtix o6paayerca nyrem qo6aen HANA OKOHYAHMA -8, 4acar re care a strawberry three strawberries KcywectenrenbHbim, oKaHYHBaloWyMMCA Ha-s, CyulecTeHTenbHbIe, oKaH4MBaIoU\NeCA Ha -f -88, -sh, -ch, -x, -o, Ro6apnnerca -es, wnu -fe, Tepmiot coorsercTBeHHo -f Mm -fe W bus - buses, dress - dresses, brush - brushes, Npwo6peraict -ves. torch - torches, box - boxes w 7.2. ‘ i 4 tomato two tomatoes aleaf fourleaves awolf two wolves Ho HexoTopbie cyujecrsurenbubie, oKaHWMBa- Ho Hexoropbie cywectauTenbubie, oKaH4HBa- touymecs Ha -0, npMoGpeTaior TonbKO -s. fouyneca ka -f un -fe, npMoBpeTaior ToNbKO -s. radio - radios, piano - pianos, photo - photos, thino - rhinos, hippo - hippos, video - videos 1 7.2. roof - roots, giraffe - giraffes, clff-oliffs w r.2. K cywectemrenbibim, oxan4nBaloWMMcn Ha @ Mpnnararenbibie 50 MHOKeCTBeHHOM 4nCHE TacHyto + y, RoGaBnaerca -s. He npvmo6peraior oKoHYaHMA -s. ay two happy girls &. 1 lemon ... lemons 7 glass 2 bus i 8 key 3 peach 9 piano 4 CHEMY cnnsinnanee 10 potato 5 root 11 ball 6 fox . ww 12, book Plurals/Countable Nouns-Uncounti CLL i ae Hanmuimte so mHoxecTBeHHoM “ncne. Pan cywectsnrenbibix uMeeT oco6yto cbop- My MHoxecTBeHHOro 4ncna. HanpHMep: Viclgios 1 duck ... ducks 7 giratte 2 OStICH assesses 8 eer 3 parrot... 9 calf 4 swan 10 fox 5 turkey voenene 11 mouse 6 OIPHIN wecnensnee 12 hippo Brvnumre mann cnoza Bo mHoxecT- P BeHHOM NMcRe B CooTBETCTBYFOUIYIO . ft Ce rpacby. ae bicycle, bus, cherry, knife, man, glass, child, house, = apple, ‘box, baby, ball, tomato, ferry, leaf, tooth, F D goose, radio, clif, dress, torch, city, wife, ox, deer, Calf, fox, giraffe, watch, parrot, lady, wolf, dish, boy, 2 ca ee woman, melon, sheep, armchair s bicycles, yd sheep sheep deer deor es buses, © tamnorrs 20 emecrnension see 1 sheep ... sheep... 11. policeman 2 BAY rerennnnnen V2 TASPDEMY sr 3 child ec 4 green leaf 14 mouse oe ra aes 8 Od Lad asnsnennnnn 18 photo 6 (AIO rnin 16 clit. seo 7 ox 17 pen weKmo- men, B tall WOMAN voce 1B WAICA orcrennnnnnn Hoch 9 knife. sum 19. big foot oI 10 toy. 20 RICE BOOK nnn lpeisielieine eee VMewncns untable Nouns-Uncountable Nouns 4 2 Okonvanns cyiecTsHTeNbHLIx BO MHO- \KeCTBEHHOM 4MCNe NPOUSHOCATCA KaK: [s/, ecw OHM okanuMBatoTeR Ha SByKK My Iki, [ply MU wow /8/. liffs, books, shops, cats, myths 4 1.2. @ /izi, ecnw OW oKaH4MBaIoTcA Ha SByKM Ih, Mks!, My It, Ids! f2/ wn [3/. buses, foxes, brushes, torches, bridges, roses, mirages 4 1.4. © /2/, ecnw onM oKan4MBaloTeA Ha APyTHe aByku. rooms, boys, pears, leaves, lemons, pianos w 7.4. Chawana npoustecwre or4 cosa a Noene deems ienisnocbomins wer Gane cara Geumee afle cooreer cTByroulyto rpacby. desk, church, apple, dolphin, chair, hat, baby, dress, bird, ball, cliff, box, radio, shirt, rose, dish, roof, song, skirt, cherry, fox, bag, clock, glass, piano, onion, basket, bush, ferry, cage, key, myth, bus, flower, door orange Is! desks, S 2! apples, é GlWiLLE M4 HEM COUCHEM LE eymuecreunentnse? 2 Vicuncnsembie cywectsurensi o6osHa 10T To, 4TO MOxKHO cocHHTaTs (one apple, two apples). OHM MMetor copMbI eAMHCTBeHHOFO WMHOxecTBeHHOrO YucTa. Tepea cywecTsHrensHbiM 8 eAMHCTBeHHOM 4ucne ynorpeGnsercs a, ecnm OHO Ha4AHaeT- ea ¢ cornachoro sayxa (b, d, pM T.2.), M an, ecnu cywectauTenbHoe HauMHaeTcs C rnac- Horo aByxa (a, €, i, 0, u). Y $ a flower three flowers @ wo an apple two apples @ Hencuncnsembie cywectsuTenbHbie o603Ha- MaioT To, TO Henbas CocuMTaTs. Kak npaBH- lO, ONM He HMeIOT hopMbI MHOXKeCTBEHHOrO uucna. K HMM OTHOCATCR CyUecTEMTenbHbIE, oGosHauaouyne: eay: cheese, butter, meat, salt, pepper, bacon, bread, chocolate, honey, jam u T-. >xupKocTn: coffee, milk, water, tea, wine, lemonade, patrol, oil 7.2. arepnanst: gold, iron, silver, wood, paper W TA. orenevennsie nonsTAs: beauty love, happiness H 7. pyroe: hair, money, news, snow, furniture, weather, advice w 7.2 © CHevcuncnaeMbIMM cyu\ecTEMTeNbHbIMM Mbt ynorpe6naem some, a He a wn an. Mbt ynorpeénaem some Taxxe mc MouMcnae- MbIMM CYLICCTOMTeNbHEIMM, HO TOMEKO BO MHOKeCTBeHHOM 4HCre. y some cheese some bananas not: e-sheese— Plurals/Countable Nouns-Uncount eo Secterre ironman sons Aina yrasanna ronnvectea Toro, «To o6osHasaioT eaOTOpMIe HOMO"MORAGMD GyUIOCTENTE ‘nape Yonah ickto NOCTamsTs Chenyloupee enous jar, bottle, piece, loat, cup, bar, glass, kilo, carton, 5 —_— bowl, can, jug, slice, tin, packet w T.3. 1 some meat 2 ... orange 3... chocolate th ajar of marmalade a bottle of bear a plece of ple @ = & 4 jam 5 butter 6 leaves a ® x ® s 3 3 a 3 3 3 4 ° o ® y ronouns/The Verb “To Be” a te be’ A: Are you from England? He's Tom and she’s Helen. B: No, we aren't. We're from China They are friends. tam tm Lam not Vm not Am I? You are You're You are not You aren't ‘Are you? He is He's He is not He isn't Is he? She is She's She is not She isn't Is she? Itis it's Itis not Itisn't Is it? We are We're We are not We aren't Are we? You are You're You are not You aren't ‘Are you? They are They're They are not They aren't Are they? Nlocmorpure Ha KapTHNKM M BcTasETe he/she/it is wnn they are. 1 He is... a postman, 5 brushes. 2 doctors. 6 sn a baker. 2. aca 7 .a tennis ball 4 ..ahairdresser. 8 a singer. 6 Chayana camn orseTuTe ha Bonpocet. Sarem saKpoitre yueGHuK m BocnpoMs- Bea~mre oToT AManor B napax. A: Who are you? B: ‘A: Where are you from? B: from A: Howoldare you? —_B: ery Subject Pronouns/The Ver Sanonnute nponyekn, Kak noKazaHo gy Hanuumte Bonpoct w orgerel, KaK Ha npumepe. NokasaHo Ha npumepe. Tonuaa copa Kpatkas cpopma . 1 1..am.. a student. \..'mt.. a student. 1 uals Elegy singers? 2 We from Spain. We from Spain, No, they aren't.... 3H conn OLA DOO, — HE snneenunn @ AOCHOT, They're dancers. 4 You asinger. You a singer 5 She anactress. She an actress. 6 I nn WAL. It eensnnmnroes @ Wath, s 7 They ...... not painters. They sew painters. Ss al -nottall. | tall Ennnorsennoe 4Hcno: Mioxectaentioe uneno: 2 creeesttnmenenen @ Walter? tam fi We are You are 2 You are He/Shellt is “* They are (Gy Honmunre no omecrnennon swcne. 1 She is a girl .. They are girls. Bennnaneneeneene APPIOS? 2 Heisa teacher. : 3 Itisadeer. 4 lama boy. 5. She is a policewoman 6 Itisagirate. 7 lama baker. 8 He isa man. ‘ 9 You are a child een cosnsnnnennennn @ BAN? 10 [tis abox. 3 seaman SE tomatoes. Kparkwmn oTseTamM HasbiBaioTcs OTBeTbI Ha Bonpocti, HauMHaloUlMecs Cc rnaronbHo cbopMet is / are; 8 KpaTKom oTBeTe Conepxakne BONpoca He nosropserca. YnotpeOnserca TonbKo Yes anu No, nanee nuyHoe MecTOMMeHHe & MMeHHTeNb- Hom nanexe m rnaronbHas cbopma is (isn’t) / are (aren't). Hanpumep: Are you British? No, I'm not. 5 ecnesnnmnnene @ teacher? a photographer. Yes, | am/we are, ‘Are you ..? No, I'm not we aren't flowers? Yes, heishelitis. Ishe(sheiit..? No, he!shefit isnt Yes, they are, Are they 2 hey No, they aren't onouns/The Verb "To Be” ® (i) Venonesya ta6nmuy, oreerure Ha onpocnt. Paul England 34 writer Rosa Htaly 30 actress Chin China 25 teacher Mei China 25 teacher Where are Chin and Mei from? How old are they? What are their jobs? Where is Paul/Rosa from? How old is he/she? What is his/her job? Arenepe snuumre is/isn't, are/aren't. 4) Paul ..ia. from England. He ...... from China, He snes 34 years Old. He ...... a Writer. 2) Rosa ...... from Italy. She 15 years old. She 30 years old. She ....... an actress. She ...... a writer. 3) Chin and Mei Italy. They ...... 25 years old. They .... Now, write about yourself: I... .. from China. They .... from teachers. oO Vcnpassre oum6xu. 1 Sarah and | am sisters. 2 Ben and Tim is at school. 3. Horses and cows is animals. 4 England are a country. 5 Tim are from America. Wenonsaya pucynKu, snuumre is/isn't, are/aren't w cooTBeTCTBYIOW\Me MHYHBIC mectoumenua he, she, it unu the) 1 Alice is a teacher. Is she old? No, she isn’t. She is young. 2 Greg and Bob on 2» naval officers. at home now? No, . , at work. George a businessman, poor? No, . rich. 3 4 This a musical instrument. .... a trumpet? NO, cnn a saxophone. Vcnonbaya pucynkn, Hannuunre Kak noKazano Ha 1 (new/old) 4 (weakistrong) Js it new?.. No, it isn’t new. It is old, 2 (ugly/beautitul) 5 (slow/tast) 3 (shorttall) 6 (sad/happy) Subject Pronouns/The Ver YuuTenb HasHaaer Beaywiero. Benyuinit sbiGupa- eT ceGe npoteccuto, npeactasnenHyio Ha ONHOH 3 KAPTHHOK, M SanMcbiBaeT ee Ha nucTKe Gymarn. Apyrue y4eHuxx sanaiot Bonpocs!, 4ro6si yaHaTe, KTO OH Mo npocbeccw. Tor, KTO oTranaer, cTaHO- suToA Benyuym. Hanpumep: (Begyunii BeiGupaer “porter”) Ya. 1: Are you a doctor? Benyuwit: No, I'm not. Yu, 2: Are you a teacher? Benyuit: No, I'm not. Ys. 3: Are you a porter? Beayuynit: Yes, | am. ri” policeman doctor. nur teacher 4 f | ¥ waitress painter postman, = ° singer ook i ~ B athiets dancer meet , Tposrure uncbopmauiio 06 oTHx AByx nionax. Sarem scrasbre nponyujeHHble cnopa. ‘Age: 17 Job: Student, St Martin's College \ Nationality: French \ Wad Name: Nora Surname: Miton ‘Age: 49 Job: Secretary, Star TV Channel Nationality: Canadian Pierre Delon. He is 17. He is a... at St Martn’s College. He is Nora Milton. She is Sheisa secretary at Star TV... -She.. Canadian. Teneps npnsequte Rannuie 0 cee. Crona npukneitre ca0k chororpacnto Nationality: Teneps Hannuunte 0 ce6e: lam... Aptuxnu u “This-That-These-Those” is-That-These-Those a Leenpe, Tibi e RENEE An® Heonpenenenitid aptuknt a / an ynotpe6naet- ca nepen WeuMCNseMbIMN CyLIeCTBMTeNbHbIMM & enmicrseHom uncne. Nepen cyutecTaMTenbHbI- Mi, HAMMHAIOU\MMULCS C COrnacHorO SByKa, ynoT- peOnseres a, a nepen cyllecTauTenbHBIMM, Ha- ‘MHaIOU\MMACA ¢ racHoro, - an, Fa co'prin ) an elephant a university (cornachei an umbrella (rnacheih aayk) 2ayk) a house (cornachbiit an hour (h - Hemoit ‘3ByK) ‘SByk) @ CMCHHCAAeMbIMH CyLIECTEMTENbHBIMK B eANHCTBEHHOM YnCHe, Kora XOTHM CKazaTb, Kem Mn 4em aBnseTCA AaHHbIlt OGveKT, MMGO XOTUM ykazaTb Ybto-To npodbeccino. a wy Itis a dog. She is a doctor. Mdet Ke ynorpeGasen e / ei” « c Hencuncasembimn cywecTEHTeNbHbIMn unn cyulecteHTenbHbIMM BO MHOXxeCTBEH- Hom unene. B arom cnyyae moxkem cnont 20BaTb cnoBo some. some chocolate some eggs nepea npunaratensHbim, nocne KoToporo He cneayer cywectenTentoe. HO 8 npOTHEHOM cny¥ae nepen npunaratenbHbim, Ha“MHaio- uyMea c cornacHoro sByka, ynoTpe6nseTca a, @ nepeg npunararenbHbiM, Ha4HHaIOWHM- 8 ¢ rnacuoro, ~ an. o tis a car. Itis fast. It is a fast car. Itis also an expensive car. Cuawana npowsnecure scnyx, a norom Bnuwmre a unn an. 1.2... leopard 2 3 oon Fabbit 4 old house aeroplane 8. ay ‘Cuawana y6equrect 8 TOM, YTO MoMeTe Ha3BaTb ce 9TH NpepMeETBI No-aHrnMiicKA. Sarem MocMoT- pure Ha kapTMHKy B Te4eHMe MUHYTHI. Mlocne sToro, BakPbIB YYeOHHK, HaSOBHTe KAK MOKHO Gonbule Mpepmeros, ynorpe6nan a unu an. pineapple Dogs are clever animals, Dogs run fast. The dog in the picture is big. The dog's name is Buddy. Onpenenenneii aptuxns the ynotpe6nseTca c CyUIeCTBHTeNbHBIMM Kak B EMHCTBEHHOM, TaK M BO MHoxkecTBeHHOM Yucne. Hanpumep: the girl, the men, the house. @ nepen cywectewtenbHbimM, Korma ToBOpHM O6 onpenenetHom npenmete (o6vexte). Hanpn- ep, Korfa ynoMMlaem npeaMeT He B nepebiit pas M60 OH yKe MaBeCTeH CoGecenHMKy nO cuTyauun. [pyram cnoBamu, Kora MOXKHO oTseTHTt Ha Bonpocst “Who?” (KTo HMeHHO?) un “Which” (KaKoias/oe HMeHHO? / KoTo- pbii/aa/oe?). I can see a car. The car is red. (Kaxan mento maumna? Ta camer, oTOpyO Mei BHgMM Ha keprunne,) # nepen cywecteMTenbHbimn, OGosHaYaroWyMMn yankanbHbie o6bexT: the earth, the sky, the sun, the Parthenon, the Taj Mahal © nepen HaspaHnamn peK, Mopeit, oKeaHoB, FOpHbIX MaccHBOs, nyCTbIHE, rpynin ocTpoBoB, wiratos. the Nile, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, the Alps, the Sahara, the Bahamas, the USA nepen HassaHnAM MysbiKkanbHbIx MHCTPyMeH- ToB B CoNeTAHMAX THNA: to play the piano, .. the guitar, .. the violin # nepen HaumonansHocramn 4 cbamnnnsnn, Kor a roBopuM o BceM cemeiicTee. the Chinese, the Italians, the Smiths, the Browns # nepen cywectsnrenbibimn morning, afternoon, evening 8 onpeenenHbix coveTaHnax. | go to schoo! in the morning. @ © cywecranrenbHbiMn Bo mHoxeCTReHHOM 4ucne, Korna MBI rOBOpHM O HeM-To BOOBUNe. Lions are wild animals. (Kaxne neeei? Boe ‘isBe1 8006.ue,) © c mmenamn co6cTBeHHEIMH. This is Jane. @ ¢ cywecteHTenbHbIMM - HagBaHHAMA npne- mos nun (breakfast, lunch, dinner 7.8.) 4 wrpamu, eMaamu cnopra (golf, tennis, basket- ball w r.n,). 8 Le ‘ ccywjecrantenbibimn, ecnn nepea HuMn cToAT ykasaTenbHbie mectoumenua this, that, these unu those. this car, those bicycles A we Tennis is an exciting sport This We car @ c cywectsurenbHbimn school, church, bed, hospital, prison, home, ecnm mbt MMeeM B Ay Tonbko wx npepHasHavenne, a He KOHKpeT- Hoe saaHme unn npeamer. John goes to school at 8:30 in the morning. (xon yates 8 wxone,) is-That-These-Those [UpelisiclWciiluc fee Fe The npousocures Kax /30/ nepen cnosamu, Ha4MHaIOWHMMCA C COrnacHoro sByKa (the glass, the baby). The npousocurcs kax /3t/ nepen cnosamn, Ha4MHAIOWHMHCA C rmacHoro sByKa (the agg, the apple). Cuayana enuumre cnosa 8 coorser- cTByloulylo rpacby, 3aTem npowTuTe Hx 6 ee car, roof, onion, girl, book, ox, actress, bus, key, apple, orange, elephant, knife, umbrella, watch, ow! The /at/ The /30/ 6 earth 7 Pacific Turks Bernese SKY tennis 9 (f0 HAVE)... lunch Sahara 10 .. USA a Brnwnre the, rae To HeoGxo~MMo. The... Book in the picture is red. . Sea is blue, .. Mike is a good student. . Mississippi is a long river in America. . basketball is a nice game. anon Berasbre a, an unu the, rae sto Heo6xonmmo. 1. ...The... Acropolis is in ..... Athens. 2 Ihave got....... umbrella. Bere SOPHIA 1S fFOM on Maly. ne. Halians are nice people. 4 Mr Smith is...... teacher. He is in ...... classroom now. 5 nu Sally iS... ACttESS. She is...... ood actress. 6 New York is in ...... USA. a Jane is an painter. have got an uniform. Helen isn't at the home. The Pyramids are in the Egypt. itis a hourglass. ‘The Mark is a student. Ihave got a milk. Itis an house. An earth is a planet. They have got a old car. ® Braumnre the, rae sro Neo6xoAMMO. a SoearvHsmaons horses are lovely animals. cheese is in... fridge. “We usually go to Spain for our summer holidays.” “Really? We like to stay in England.” 4 ous Water i8 Very dirty. You can't swim here. on 5 “Where are children?” “They are playing in garden Betasete in unu the, rae sto Heo6xonHMo. & a Jims from 1) Scotland. He's got 2) two brothers and 3) wns Sister. They live with their mother and father in 4)... big house in 5) countryside. Jim has lots of hobbies. He likes 6) ....... football and he plays 7)... Quitar. He has 8)... fed bicycle. Every day he takes his, dog for 9) walk in 10) ...... park. His dog's ame is 11) we SPOt b Clare lives in 1) Liverpool. She is 2)..... secretary. She works in 3) suse Office. She goes to Work IA 4) «coe MOMiNg. She starts work at 9.00 and she goes 5) home at 5.00 in 6) ... ‘evening. She likes her job "| because her boss is & n. kind man. fs for you, Miss. 1: Oh, thanks, Kim. What's that, ‘Mum? 3: I's @ farmhouse. ‘And what are those? : They're cows. They give milk. This / These mcnonesyioreR, Koraa roBopaT o HaXOAAUIMXCA BENKSM (MOKHO NOTpOraTs) Mo- AX, KMBOTHBIX MM NPeAMETAX NMGO ya vor Ha HX. That / Those MenonbaytoTes, KorAa roBOpAT o HaXORAUIMXCA AaNeKO (HO MOKHO BMAeTS HIM cnbiulaTe) mOARX, KMBOTHBIX UNM NpeAMeTAX ‘M60 ykasbiBaioT Ha HX. Tipwmeuanne. Kora cnpaumeaior: What's this? / What are these? / What's that? / What are those? orseuator: It is (It’s) unw They are (They're). Hanpumep: What's this | that? It's an umbrella. Ho He: Fhis+Fhet is an umbrella, What are these | those? They're hats. Ho He: Fhese-+These-are hats. Orsevas Ha Bonpocst: Is this...? /Is that...? / Are / Are those...?, Mbi Mcnionb3yeM KpaT- xwe oTBeTbi: Yes, itis. / No, it isn't. / Yes, they are./ No, they aren't. Ho He: ¥es;this thats. unt No-this-thatisnt. 7.2. Is this a. camera? Yes, it s.No, it isn't Are these sunglasses? Yes, they are./No, they aren't Is that a helicopter? Yes, it is./No, it isn't Are those birds? Yes, they are.|No, they aren't. a» 1 These are my shoes. 2 Articles/This-That-The: Berasure this is, that is, these are unu those are. 7 ee an eagle. : Look Dad! 1) ...What’s... that? 2). very dangerous. ‘And what are those? a scorpion. Scorpions are Those? 3) camels 4) that? Osu a snake. It's horrible! And who are those people over there? 6) ersnnnne in the desert. They look strange! Bedouin. They live in tents is-That-The: -Those Berassre this, that, these unu those B co- MeTaHMM c OAMMM M3 yKaZaHHbIX cnoB. flowers, clock, man, cake, shoes, car Can | have) some of uy NCTHO Cemps Bpaynos noxasbisaer ceoemy Apyry cboto- pachum, cenaHibie 80 spema KpyrocseTHoro ny- Tewecteua. BuinonkuTe saanue B napax. Sanali- Te Bonpocsi no aTMM chororpabMam u oTBeTETe Ha ix, Kak noKasaHo HWKKe. V4. A: What's this? 4. B: It’s the Colosseum. 1 the Colosseum 2 the Eiffel Tower ie 4 Pee 3 the Statue of Liberty 4 gondolas 7 palm trees 8 the Pyramids The Verbs “Have Go ‘a HH oF “have (cet) A bird has got a beak, a tail and wings. What have they got? They've got roller blades. They haven't got skateboards. Has she got long hair? No, she hasn't. She has got a headache. She's got short hair. Have (got) uenonbayerca: a) 4T06s! NoKasaTe, YTO YTO-To NpMHanNeXKUT KOMy-To. Hanpmmep: He's got a ball 6) npm onncaHun nionel, KUBOTHEIX UNM NpeMeToR. Hanpumep: She's got blue eyes. 8) 8 cnepylounx BbicKasbiBaHMAX: I've got a headache, I've got a temperature, I've got a cough, Ive got toothache, I've got a cold, I've got a problem. | x 6 z 5 4 3 < Fs E = 2 = 2 < ® 2 gz s 3 oe a 5 9 a oO a F have (got) Ive (got) have not (go!) | haven't (got) Have I (got)? You have (got) You've (got) You have not (got) You haven't (got) Have you (got)? He has (go!) He's (got) He has not (go!) He hasn't (go!) Has he (got)? She has (got) She's (got) She has not (got)__She hasn't (got) Has she (got)? thas (got) It's (got) Ithas not (got) It hasn't (got) Has it (got)? We have (got) We've (got) We have not (got) We haven't (got) Have we (got)? You have (got) You've (got) You have not (got) You haven't (go!) Have you (got)? They have (got) ‘They've (got) They have not (got) They haven't (got) Have they (got)? Cnayana yeTHo, a norom nuckMeHHo orseTbTe Ha Bonpoc: What have they got? He has got a guitar. a guitar long tail cold r 1 2 ‘ ‘ 3 0 FF: te an 6 fishing rods long hair stripes perltie CTEELEL see Tee aes s "Have Got"="Can” HanmulmTe Bonpocti M OTpMyaTenLHbie orsersi Ha Hux. Hanpumep: ey Berasnre have got unn has got. 3arem 1 Steven ...has got... anew car. Has Steven got... a bicycle? "No, Steven hasn't got a bicycle.. .. an umbrella. 2 Sally ieee + @ hat? 3. Annaand Tom ..... .~- @ parrot. a horse? 4 The table . four legs. . three legs? 5 They ae cesses @ White Cat i a black cat? 6 The dog .. @ long tal a short tail? a computer. acamera? 8 Julie... ... a big house. a small house? 3 B kparkux orsetax Mbi Mcnonbsyem TonbKo Yes uni No, nauHoe MecTOMMeHMe B MMeHHTENbHOM napexe 4 rnaron have (haven't) / has (hasn't). Got s orsere onycxaerea. Hanpumep: Have you got a car? Yes, I have. Yes, liwe have. No, we haven't. Have you got ... 7 Yes, he/she/it has. Has he/sherit got ..? ee nalenetioe No, he/sheft hasn't. Yes, they have. Have they got... ? sida ai No, they haven't. aya TaGnuuy, npMAyMaitre sonpoct! H orsersi c have / has got w haven't / hasn't got. Hanpumep: eo Beinonuure aajanue 8 napax. Mcnonb- V4, A: Have you got a calculator? ¥4. B: Yes, | have. 4, A: Have your parents got a jeep? Ya, B: No, they haven't | You |Your pret ET calculator motorbike ° 5 ) je computer video camera bicycle mobile phone guitar Tipnmewanne. I's got = It has got / Tom's got = Tom has got / Its = Itis Cocrassre m3 cnos npeanomenus Manure 4x, ynoTpeGnas nonHyIo tbopmy rnarona, Kax noxasano Ha Apumepe. 1. she's/hair/blonde/aot She has got blonde hair. 2 a/got/ Tony's / red / ball 3. goldfish / seven / got / he's 4 a/it's/ kite / yellow 5 a/got/ they've / car / new 6 big /a/it's / house (lady/umbrelia) wsone No Hanwumte Bonpocs! # oTBeT! NoKazano Ha npumepe. fd U (giraffe/short neck) _(they/drums) Has the boy got a doll?. No, he hasn't. He's got a teddy bear. Sapepumre npegnoxenus, ucnonisya have / has got wnw haven't / hasn't got ‘OAMO M3 NPeANOKeHHEIX CoB Mn cnosocoveranua. 2 lot of pets, a headache, four legs, toothache, her glasses, a balcony, enough money, sharp teeth I don't feel very well. I've got 4 headache. It's a nice flat but it. Most animals Katy likes animals. She I'm going to call the dentist. |. Grandma can't read the letter. She Sharks — We must go to the bank. We The Verbs “Have ycI Boinonnure sananne & napax. Mcnonsaya KapTan- KM M NORCKASKK, aanjaitre Bonpocss M OTBeTETe Ha nx. Hanpumep: 4. A: Has Fiona Smith got a cheap car? 4, B: No, she hasn't. She's got an expensive car. 1 (Fiona Smith/cheap car) 5. (Fiona Smithimany jewels) 2 (Mary Newton/small_ 6 (Mary Newton/a yacht) house) 7. (Fiona Smitha big house) 3 (Fiona Smith/ atent) 8 (Mary Newton/many 4 (Mary Newton/a watch) dresses) | oie ty Smith Newton ob: actress Job: typist a cheap car Hanmumre 0 none Cmut M MapH HEtoTOH. Hanpumep: Fiona Smith has got a big house but Mary Newton hasn't. She's got a small house. .. s "Have Got"-"Can” Gheren “CG (Can we play on the » \ computer, please? Can they ride a horse? a Yes, they can. They can ride a horse. ig Tnaron can mmeet OnHY Ty >ke (opMy ANA BCex NHK Kak B EAMHCTBEHHOM, Tak M BO MHOKECTBEHHOM uncne. 3a HMM Bcerna (sa MCKMIOHeHMeM BONPOCOS M KpaTKAX OTBeTOR) cneAyeT CMBICNOBOH rnaron. Mei ynorpe6nrem can ana Toro, 4ToGbI: a) BeIpasuTs Cnoco6HOCTs CoBepUIMTb KaKOe-nMGo AelicTBNe. HanpuMep: | can sing. 6) nonpocuTs Koro-To cAenarb YTo-nM6o ANA Hac. HanpuMep: Can you open the door, please? 8) nonpocub qaTb HaM YTO-nK6o. Hanpyivep: Can | have a piece of cake, please? F) nonpocuTs paspeweHus caenats uTo-nu6o. Hanpumep: Can we play on the computer, please? 1 can walk I cannot walk | can't walk Can | walk? You can walk You cannot walk You.can't walk Can you walk? He can walk He cannot walk He can't walk Can he walk? She can walk ‘She cannot walk She can't walk Can she walk? It can walk It cannot walk It can't walk Can it walk? We can walk We cannot walk We can't walk Can we walk? You can walk You cannot walk You can't walk Can you walk? They can walk They cannot walk They can't walk Can they walk? Tpumevahne. Orputiatensias cbopma cannot naueTca cnMTHO, Vecnontaya Kaprunkn, coeral sonpocs! m oTseTsI. Hanpumep: Coctassre npasunsusie no cmbicny npennoxenus, ucnonbaya can uaK can't. Yaa: lies ane do? 1 An artist /paint pictures An artist can paint Yu. B: He can ski pictures. 2 Acat/fly A cat can't fly. 3. Amonkey / climb trees 4 Aleopard | run fast 5 Apilot / fly an aeroplane... 6 Adog / talk 7 Afish / walk 8 An elephant / fly 9 A baker / make bread photographs 10 Ahamster / ride a bicycle

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