I. Phonetics

1. Звуки и правила чтения.

a) "sh" читается [ ∫ ]: ship, fish, she, flesh, show, shave, shine

b) "g" перед "e, i, y" читается [ ʤ ]: page, stage, gym, gin

[dz ] page, gym

g [

[ g ] 1. game, go

2. glad

3. fog

c) "ch", "tch" читается [ t∫ ]: chin, chess, chat, speech, teach, match

d) "ture" читается [t∫ə ]: picture, mixture, fixture

2. Модели интонации.

Model 1. `These are ↓books.

`These are ↓good books.

`Those are `green pencils ↓too.

`These are `not ↓books.

`These are `not ↓good books.

They are ↓good books.

They are ↓not good books.

Model 2.`Are `these books ↑good? ~↓Yes, they are.

`Are `these ↑good books? ~↓No, they are ↓not.

`Are they ↑good books? ~↓No, they ↓aren`t.

`Are the `books ↑good? ~↓No, they ↓aren`t.

Phonetic activity1. These are pencils. These are blue pencils. They are blue. Those are computers. Those are advanced computers. They are modern. They are not CDs. They are not obsolete CDs. Are these computers advanced? Are they advanced computers? Are they advanced?

II Grammar

1. Pronouns. Местоимения. (См.Таблица1)

2. P

   My, your, his, her, its, our, their

   ossessive pronouns. Притяжательные местоимения.

In British English, they function as adjectives. The possessive pronouns are often used instead of articles with nouns denoting relations, parts of the body, articles of clothes and other personal belongings.

e.g. Mr.Brown addressed his partner.

I put up my arm.

Притяжательные прилагательные обозначают принадлежность и употребляются в качестве определения перед существительными. В устной речи притяжательные прилагательные, как правило, безударны.

Таблица 1

			Кому? Чему? Кем? Чем? etc.	Чей? Чья? Чьи?
	Personal pronouns (the Nominative Case)		Personal pronouns (the Objective Case)	Possessive pronouns	Reflexive pronouns	Possessive pronouns (Absolute form)
	Личные местоимения (Именительный падеж)		Личные местоимения (Объектный падеж)	Притяжательные местоимения	Возвратные местоимения	Абсолютная форма притяжательных местоимений
singular	I you he she it		me you him her it	my your his her its	myself yourself himself herself itself	mine yours his hers -
plural	we you they		us you them	our your their	ourselves yourselves themselves	ours yours theirs

3. Absolute form of possessive pronouns. Абсолютная форма притяжательных местоимений.