
- •Контрольная работа № 3
- •1 Prepositions of time (предлоги времени)
- •2 Prepositions of place (Предлоги места)
- •3 Предлоги направления и движения
- •6 Prepositions with verbs
- •III Conditional sentences
- •IV use of wish
- •1 The Infinitive –Инфинитив
- •2 Gerund - Герундий
- •III. Reading 1
- •Caravanning, catering and motor homes
- •Poisonous plants.
- •IV Vocabulary spot
6 Prepositions with verbs
Некоторые глаголы могут употребляться с различными предлогами, меняя свое значение в зависимости от предлога.
tо lоок at smb |
смотреть на кого-то |
to lоок for smb |
искать кого-то |
to lоок after smb |
присматривать за кем-то. |
tо lоок up |
справляться, искать в словаре |
6(a) Choose the correct phrasal verbs from the box below to complete these sentences
get up, look after, wake up, ring up, sit down, give up, get on, stand up |
1 The children __________ at 8 o’clock.
2 “ ____________!” he said.
3 After the crash, my legs hurt: it was very difficult to __________ .
4 “ ___________ in that chair, please,” said the doctor.
5 The bus was moving too fast and I couldn’t ___________ it.
6 Mrs Smith is going to ___________________ the children for an hour.
7 I am going to __________ smoking tomorrow.
8 I am going to__________ the station and ask about the trains.
2 Глагол look с предлогами
6 (b) Заполните пропуски правильной формой глагола lоок с нужным предлогом или наречием и запомните значение полученных словосочетаний
after for out forward to up through
1. Baby-sitters are people who ... other people's children.
2. I wonder what "scratch" means. I'll ... dictionary.
3. - What are you doing on your hands and knees? - I ... my glasses. Have you seen them anywhere?
4. Look ...! That box is going to fall on your head!
5. It's a great pleasure to meet you. I've heard a lot about you, and I ... meeting you for a long time.
6. I looked these data ... .
7. I looked some figures ... in the textbook.
II Sentence Structure (simple sentence)
A simple affirmative sentence in English typically has the order:
Subject |
+ |
Verb |
+ |
Object |
. |
This report will analyse last year’s budget
There can be an adverb phrase as well, and it often comes at the end. Adverbs say
how (quickly), where (at our offices) or when (next week)
I |
am looking forward |
to our meeting |
in London |
next month |
Sub Verb Obj Adv (where) Adv (when)
Sales |
rose |
by over 10% |
in Russia |
last year |
Sub Verb Adv (how) Adv (where) Adv (when)
2 (a) Rewrite the sentences with the correct word order. Start sentences with a capital letter.
1 me/ you may/remember. ___________________________________
2 we/business cards/ last week/at the Trade Fair/exchanged.
__________________________________________________________
3 about availability of rooms/in July/to ask/I/am writing.
________________________________________________________
4 I/for three nights/need/a single room. ____________________________
5 well/is going/our advertising campaign. ___________________________
6 we should/until June/consider/extending it. _________________________
7 next weekend/to my parent/am going/ I. __________________________
8 for a long time/haven’t seen/I/them. ______________________________
Complex sentences
Complex sentences contain a principal clause and one or some subordinate clauses.
I hope to make another trip to Paris |
when I have more time later this year. |
principal clause subordinate clause
Both sentences join together by linking words – conjunctions
Conjunctions: when, where, if, that, because, after, before, until/till, al/though
Make up complex sentences
I am sorry to say |
that I can’t accept tour invitation. |
I will contact you again |
when I can travel to your city. |
This will be in central Europe |
where our Head Office is situated. |
It will be more better for me |
if we meet on Tuesday. |