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CTORTS NepeA CYWMeCTBMTeNbHbIM, KOTOPOE CHM CNPEAENRIOT, Npnmep ‘Some of my friends have got dogs. — ¥ weckonexwx/HeKoTopEx Some bird is sitting in a tree. — Kaxas-ro nua craur Ha pepene. Mecroumenne YnorpeGnaeroa o yreepaMrenbieix some npennoxennax Mowx npyseit ects cobakH. NecKonbKo, wommoro, > jaxoa1o | @BONPOCHTENBAEX any MOTpHUATeRbHBIX | siKa. npennoxennax Thaven't got any red ball. — ¥ wens Her HH ONHOFO KPACHOFO Ms Have you got any milk? — ¥ re6a ects nermoro monoKa? at Hasoa# eosspamiue F swecromuonin 18 anrnaiicrom aauine Hasoan newnie 1 anInWiicKOM maine,so” geet iectiaeenee Nosecraosarenbunie ‘aru (yreepxaenne, ‘otpauanne) Bonpocurenbusie Bonpoc (cnpocur, yro4nute) Tlowenurensnsie / no6yan- Tenbnbie (npuxas, sanper, npoce6a, ‘npurnauienne) Bocknmyarenbnvie Ana suupaxenuia Moun, Towr 060e npeanoxenne craner socenmuaTenbHbim, ‘ecnit NOCTABUTE B KOHUe BOC kowuarenbieilt 3HaK ‘Yrsepamrenbumie (+) am watching TV. — 8 emorpo teneousop. Orpmuarensisie (-) Tam not watching TV. — fi we corpo teneausop. Bonpocu: — ouyie, cneyanunbie, ansTepnaTwenuie, pasenuTensiuie v Bonpoce ikrpynine nonnexawiero. Do you watch TV? — Tei cmorpinuie reneBns0p? (oun sonpOC) ‘Yraepanrensuas dpopua: Holp me, please. —Nomorn wne, noxanyicra. Orpmuarensian copia: Don’t be late! — He onasnweai! Cnoso let's (aasai) stipaxaeT npennoxenne cobecenmry sT0-T0 CaenaT> BMECTE: Let's watch TV! — asa emorpers Teneswss0p! ipwxas: Open the door! — Orxpoit vepe! Don't open the door! — He orxpuisai ‘ase! “acto noGasnaeroR mHoro.cnos sexnnsocTa: Can you open the door, please! — Mor 6ui Ts: oTxptrTe Asepe, noxanyiictal Could you open the door, please! — He Morn Gui yoxanyiic |What a beautiful town this is! — Kax npexpacen ator ropoa! How strange itis! — Kax ato crpaxwo! B HeKoropex BOCKNMUBTENbHEX NPEANOXEHMEX MOXET ONYCKATECR NOIEKAWIEe {it, this, that) anu raron-caasKa. |What a beautiful town! — Kaxoit npexpacnssii ropoa! How strange! — Kax crpanno! Nopanok cok & noBecTBoBaTenbHom npeAnoxKeHnn 4 o> Yreepanrensoe npeanoxenne _ ae 5 (isewel oe | foomecnn mace oy Orpuyarenbuoe npeanoxenne Kare Tne npenroxeraih Hagoen nopagox cnos 8 nosecreosaTenHoM ecm © aKrmnAeKoM auKO? yrsepauensnow npennoxewn. Hasoen nopanox cnos 8 nosecrecearemnoM ‘oTpmuarens#out npennoxen.BonpocutenbHbie npeanoxKeHua ‘O6uni4 Bonpoc. Sanaérca Ko BCeMy NpeANOXeNHNO, TpeGyeT OTBETa Ma / HET. B orpere ncnonbayetca TOT Ke ECnoMoraTenbHEAM Faron, 4TO M8 NeAAOXEHHN, Is this cup new? — Sra 4awxa HoBaR? Yes, itis. / No, itis not. — fla. / Her. Tlopaaox cnos. Nostioii nopagox cnos yraepavTensHoro npeAnoxeHiA MeHRETCA Ha O6paTHbtit (cxaayemoe m noqnexawee MeHROTCA MecTaMM). The cat is beautiful. — Is the cat beautiful? maron-casaxa| -> | nognexauee ‘So Kpacneuit KOT. -» Oro Kpacnanilt kor? —— eoat beauttiut? Can you speak English? — Tui rosopiuie no-anrniiicKn? ecnomorarentitait if nonnexawee | > | ceeicnoBoi raron (monanoHeidi) maron Can you ‘speak English? Orser. 410 8 sonpoce, 10" B oTBETe. YreepxneHNE OAK pas 6 KaYaNe OTBETA, OTPHUAHnE NBA pasa — 8 HavaNe We Konye opera. Yes, nonnexauiee + ecnomorarenbiit rnaron. Yes, ii No, nognexawee + acnomorarenvitili rnaron + not. No, Creunansisidi eonpoc. Saaaéros x OnHOMY 13 MNeHOS NPENNOXEHHA, HaNAHAeTER C BONPOCHTENEHOTO CnoBa, ‘pe6yer noacHsiowero, paasépuyroro oreera. Who is on duty today? — Marie is on duty today. Kro ceronnn nexypreit? — Mawa nexypran ceroan < — 2a. isnot. / No, itisn’t. — Her. ‘Tlopagox cnos. Cnewransioe ponpocHTentHoe COBO + NOPRAOK CNB, KAK # O6WJeM BoNpOCe. Where is the dog? — Me co6axa? —_[_sonpocurensnoe cnoeo | [ maron-ceaaxa | —[ nonnexauiee Where is the dog? Where do you live? — fe Te xuBéuis? BonpocuTensHoe acnomorarenbHtalt pa pee now (monansresit) rnaron eens: Where do you live? ‘Orser. Ornet woxer COCTORTS M3 ORHOTO CNOBA (TONLKO B YCTHOA peNn) KNM HECKONbKHK CoB. 370 Cnoso Hn CnOBa OTHOCATCA K TOMY 4ReHY NpEATOXxeHIR, K KOTOPOMy OTHOCHINCA BONPOC. Where is the dog? — Me coSaka? Inthe garden. / The dog is in the garden. / t's in the garden. — 8 cany. / Coara # caay. / Ona 8 cany. aBonpocurenbuwie cnosa how? | ax? xaxwm o6pasom? | why? noxemy? [what kind of? | xaxoii? which? | xoropsit? kako? [howfar? | xaxnanexo? __| what typeof? | xaxon? what? | ro? xaxov? [nowlong? _|xaxnonro? _|whattime? | wxaxoe apenmn? | when? _| xorna? [now many? | cKonsxo? what... about? | 0 wn? where? | me? xyaa? howmuch? | cKomxo? [what...for? | anawero? whom? | Komy? Koro? whose? | weit? [what wth? | em? how old? | cromxo ner? [ who? [xx0? where... from? | ovxyaa? how often? | xax waco? [what colour? | xaxoro sera? | with whom? | ¢ xem? Ansrepnarmensii sonpoc, Npeanonaraer seiGop Mexny Asyaa unn Gonee npenmerann, nelicranswu viv Kavecreamn, TpeGyer passépuyroro orsera, ‘Are they reading or watching TV? — They are reading, ‘Onm wurraior anu cuuorpar Teneansop? — Onn wATaOT. 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