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Infinitive

Past simple

Past participle

translation

arise

awake

be

bear

bear

beat

become

beget

begin

behold

bend

beseech

beset

bet

bind

bite

bleed

bless

blow

break

breed

bring

broadcast

build

burn

burst

bust

buy

can

cast

catch

choose

cleave

cling

clothe

come

cost

creep

cut

deal

dig

do

draw

dream

drink

drive

dwell

eat

fall

feed

feel

fight

find

flee

fling

fly

forbid

forbear

forecast

forget

forgive

freeze

get

give

go

grind

grow

hang*

have

hear

hide

hit

hold

hurt

keep

kneel

know

lay

lead

lean

leap

learn

leave

lend

let

lie

light

lose

make

mean

meet

must

overtake

pay

put

read

ride

ring

rise

run

saw

say

see

seek

sell

send

set

sew

shake

shave

shed

shine

shoot

show

shrink

shut

sing

sink

sit

sleep

slide

smell

sow

speak

speed

spell

spend

spill

spin

spit

split

spoil

spread

spring

stand

steal

stick

sting

stink

strike

strive

swear

sweep

swell

swim

swing

take

teach

tear

tell

think

throw

tread

understand

upset

wake

wear

weep

will

win

wind

write

earn

arose

awoke\awaked

was\were

bore

bore

beat

became

begot

began

beheld

bent

besought

beset

bet

bound

bit

bled

blessed \ blest

blew

broke

bred

brought

broadcast\broadcasted

built

burnt

burst

busted\bust

bought

could

cast

caught

chose

clove\cleft

clung

clothed\clad

came

cost

crept

cut

dealt

dug

did

drew

dreamt\dreamed

drank

drove

dwelt

ate

fell

fed

felt

fought

found

fled

flung

flew

forbade

forbore

forecast\ed

forgot

forgave

froze

got

gave

went

ground

grew

hung

had

heard

hid

hit

held

hurt

kept

knelt

knew

laid

led

leant\leaned

leapt\leaped

learnt\learned

left

lent

let

lay

lit\lighted

lost

made

meant

met

had to

overtook

paid

put

read

rode

rang

rose

ran

sawed

said

saw

sought

sold

sent

set

sewed

shook

shaved

shed

shone

shot

showed

shrank

shut

sang

sank

sat

slept

slid

smelt\smelled

sowed

spoke

sped

spelt\spelled

spent

spilt\spilled

span

spat

split

spoilt\spoiled

spread

sprang

stood

stole

stuck

stung

stank

struck

strove

swore

swept

swelled

swam

swung

took

taught

tore

told

thought

threw

trod

understood

upset

woke\waked

wore

wept

would

won

wound

wrote

earnt

arisen

awoken\awaked

been

born

borne

beaten

become

begotten

begun

beheld

bent

besought

beset

bet

bound

bitten

bled

blessed \ blest

blown

broken

bred

brought

broadcast\broadcasted

built

burnt

burst

busted\bust

bought

been able

cast

caught

chosen

cloven\cleft

clung

clothed\clad

come

cost

crept

cut

dealt

dug

done

drawn

dreamt\dreamed

drunk

driven

dwelt

eaten

fallen

fed

felt

fought

found

fled

flung

flown

forbidden

forborne

forecast\ed

forgotten

forgiven

frozen

got

given

gone

ground

grown

hung

had

heard

hid\hidden

hit

held

hurt

kept

knelt

known

laid

led

leant\leaned

leapt\leaped

learnt\learned

left

lent

let

lain

lit\lighted

lost

made

meant

met

had to

overtaken

paid

put

read

ridden

rung

risen

run

sawn

said

seen

sought

sold

sent

set

sewn\sewed

shaken

shaven

shed

shone

shot

shown

shrunk

shut

sung

sunk

sat

slept

slid

smelt\smelled

sown

spoken

sped

spelt\spelled

spent

spilt\spilled

spun

spat

split

spoilt\spoiled

spread

sprung

stood

stolen

stuck

stung

stunk

struck

striven

sworn

swept

swollen

swum

swung

taken

taught

torn

told

thought

thrown

trodden

understood

upset

woken\waked

worn

wept

-

won

wound

written

earnt

возникать

будить, просыпаться

быть

рождать

носить, выносить

бить

становиться

рождать, производить

начинать, -ся

смотреть, наблюдать,замечать

гнуть, сгибать, -ся

просить, молить

окружать, осаждать

держать пари, биться об заклад

связывать

кусать

истекать кровью

благословлять, осчастливливать

дуть

ломать

вы(раз)водить

приносить

передавать по радио

строить

гореть, жечь

разрываться

разбить, обанкротиться

покупать

мочь

бросать, кидать

ловить, схватывать

выбирать

раскалывать, рассекать

прилипать, цепляться

одеваться

приходить

стоить

ползать

резать

торговать, иметь дело

рыть, копать

делать

рисовать, тащить

видеть сны, мечтать

пить

везти, ехать

обитать

есть

падать

кормить,-ся

чувствовать

бороться, сражаться

находить

бежать, спасаться

кидать, бросать

летать

запрещать

воздерживаться, бить терпеливым

предвидеть

забывать

прощать

замерзать

получать, становиться

давать

идти, ехать

точить, молоть

расти, выращивать

висеть, вешать

иметь

слышать

прятать

ударять

держать

повредить, ушибить

держать, хранить

становиться на колени

знать

класть

вести

прислоняться

прыгать

учиться

оставлять, уезжать

одолжить

позволять

лежать

зажигать, освещать

терять

делать, заставлять

значить

встречать

aux. verb

до(об)гонять

платить

класть

читать

ездить верхом

зво(е)неть

подниматься

бежать

пилить

говорить, сказать

видеть

искать

продавать

посылать

помещать, заходить

шить

трясти

бриться

проливать(слезы)

сиять, светить

стрелять

показывать

сморщиваться, сокращаться

закрывать

петь

погружаться, тонуть

сидеть

спать

скользить

пахнуть, нюхать

сеять

говорить

спешить

произн. по буквам

тратить

проливать

прясть

плевать

раскалывать,-ся

портить

распространять

прыгать

стоять

красть

приклеивать,-ся

жалить

вонять

ударять, бастовать

стремиться

клясться, браниться

мести

пухнуть, раздуваться

плавать

качать,-ся, махать

брать

учить, обучать

рвать

рассказывать

думать

бросать

ступать

понимать

расстраивать

будить, просыпаться

носить

плакать

aux. v.

выигрывать

заводить, виться

писать

зарабатывать

arose

awoke\awaked

was\were

bore

bore

beat

became

begot

began

beheld

bent

besought

beset

bet

bound

bit

bled

blessed \ blest

blew

broke

bred

brought

broadcast\broadcasted

built

burnt

burst

busted\bust

bought

could

cast

caught

chose

clove\cleft

clung

clothed\clad

came

cost

crept

cut

dealt

dug

did

drew

dreamt\dreamed

drank

drove

dwelt

ate

fell

fed

felt

fought

found

fled

flung

flew

forbade

forbore

forecast\ed

forgot

forgave

froze

got

gave

went

ground

grew

hung

had

heard

hid

hit

held

hurt

kept

knelt

knew

laid

led

leant\leaned

leapt\leaped

learnt\learned

left

lent

let

lay

lit\lighted

lost

made

meant

met

had to

overtook

paid

put

read

rode

rang

rose

ran

sawed

said

saw

sought

sold

sent

set

sewed

shook

shaved

shed

shone

shot

showed

shrank

shut

sang

sank

sat

slept

slid

smelt\smelled

sowed

spoke

sped

spelt\spelled

spent

spilt\spilled

span

spat

split

spoilt\spoiled

spread

sprang

stood

stole

stuck

stung

stank

struck

strove

swore

swept

swelled

swam

swung

took

taught

tore

told

thought

threw

trod

understood

upset

woke\waked

wore

wept

would

won

wound

wrote

earnt

arisen

awoken\awaked

been

born

borne

beaten

become

begotten

begun

beheld

bent

besought

beset

bet

bound

bitten

bled

blessed \ blest

blown

broken

bred

brought

broadcast\broadcasted

built

burnt

burst

busted\bust

bought

been able

cast

caught

chosen

cloven\cleft

clung

clothed\clad

come

cost

crept

cut

dealt

dug

done

drawn

dreamt\dreamed

drunk

driven

dwelt

eaten

fallen

fed

felt

fought

found

fled

flung

flown

forbidden

forborne

forecast\ed

forgotten

forgiven

frozen

got

given

gone

ground

grown

hung

had

heard

hid\hidden

hit

held

hurt

kept

knelt

known

laid

led

leant\leaned

leapt\leaped

learnt\learned

left

lent

let

lain

lit\lighted

lost

made

meant

met

had to

overtaken

paid

put

read

ridden

rung

risen

run

sawn

said

seen

sought

sold

sent

set

sewn\sewed

shaken

shaven

shed

shone

shot

shown

shrunk

shut

sung

sunk

sat

slept

slid

smelt\smelled

sown

spoken

sped

spelt\spelled

spent

spilt\spilled

spun

spat

split

spoilt\spoiled

spread

sprung

stood

stolen

stuck

stung

stunk

struck

striven

sworn

swept

swollen

swum

swung

taken

taught

torn

told

thought

thrown

trodden

understood

upset

woken\waked

worn

wept

-

won

wound

written

earnt

возникать

будить, просыпаться

быть

рождать

носить, выносить

бить

становиться

рождать, производить

начинать, -ся

смотреть, наблюдать,замечать

гнуть, сгибать, -ся

просить, молить

окружать, осаждать

держать пари, биться об заклад

связывать

кусать

истекать кровью

благословлять, осчастливливать

дуть

ломать

вы(раз)водить

приносить

передавать по радио

строить

гореть, жечь

разрываться

разбить, обанкротиться

покупать

мочь

бросать, кидать

ловить, схватывать

выбирать

раскалывать, рассекать

прилипать, цепляться

одеваться

приходить

стоить

ползать

резать

торговать, иметь дело

рыть, копать

делать

рисовать, тащить

видеть сны, мечтать

пить

везти, ехать

обитать

есть

падать

кормить,-ся

чувствовать

бороться, сражаться

находить

бежать, спасаться

кидать, бросать

летать

запрещать

воздерживаться, бить терпеливым

предвидеть

забывать

прощать

замерзать

получать, становиться

давать

идти, ехать

точить, молоть

расти, выращивать

висеть, вешать

иметь

слышать

прятать

ударять

держать

повредить, ушибить

держать, хранить

становиться на колени

знать

класть

вести

прислоняться

прыгать

учиться

оставлять, уезжать

одолжить

позволять

лежать

зажигать, освещать

терять

делать, заставлять

значить

встречать

aux. verb

до(об)гонять

платить

класть

читать

ездить верхом

зво(е)неть

подниматься

бежать

пилить

говорить, сказать

видеть

искать

продавать

посылать

помещать, заходить

шить

трясти

бриться

проливать(слезы)

сиять, светить

стрелять

показывать

сморщиваться, сокращаться

закрывать

петь

погружаться, тонуть

сидеть

спать

скользить

пахнуть, нюхать

сеять

говорить

спешить

произн. по буквам

тратить

проливать

прясть

плевать

раскалывать,-ся

портить

распространять

прыгать

стоять

красть

приклеивать,-ся

жалить

вонять

ударять, бастовать

стремиться

клясться, браниться

мести

пухнуть, раздуваться

плавать

качать,-ся, махать

брать

учить, обучать

рвать

рассказывать

думать

бросать

ступать

понимать

расстраивать

будить, просыпаться

носить

плакать

aux. v.

выигрывать

заводить, виться

писать

зарабатывать

The consonant sounds /θ/ and /ð/.

  1. L isten to the sound / θ / on its own. Look at the mouth diagram to see how to make this consonant sound.

The tip of the tongue moves forward and occupies a position between the upper and lower teeth. The air passes through the narrowing of the air-passage formed between the upper teeth and the tip of the tongue. The soft palate is raised, the vocal cords are not made to vibrate.

  1. Listen and repeat.

      1. Mouth, thumb, thick, path.

      2. Three, thirst, thin, thread, hearth.

      3. Thin, three, thanks, sheath.

  2. Read these examples of the sound / θ / in initial, medial and final position .

    thick

    thought

    healthy

    something

    myth

    earth

    thing

    thief

    birthday

    arithmetic

    oath

    both

    three

    theme

    anything

    faithful

    hearth

    length

    thank

    theory

    author

    cathedral

    moth

    fourth

    think

    thaw

    truthful

    earthquake

    breath

    cloth

  3. Read the sound / θ / in the words below and compare it with the words on each side.

    /θ/

    sick

    thick

    sick

    boat

    both

    boat

    free

    three

    free

  4. Listen to the sounds in contrast and repeat.

  • / s/ and / θ /

Mouse – mouth, sum – thumb, sick – thick, sink – think, pass – path.

  • / f/ and / θ /

Free – three, first – thirst, fin – thin, Fred – thread, half – hearth.

  • /t/ and /θ/

Tin – thin, tree – three, tanks – thanks, sheet – sheath.

  1. L isten to the sound /ð/. Look at the mouth diagram to see how to make this consonant sound.

The English /ð/ is formed like the English /θ/ except that the vocal cords are in vibration, the tongue is less tense and occupies a rather lower position.

  1. Listen and repeat.

      1. Than, they, there, those, either.

      2. Bathe, clothe, with, breathe, booth, scythe.

  2. Read these examples of the sound / ð / in initial, medial and final position.

they

them

other

another

with

then

there

weather

within

soothe

than

thus

clothes

leather

breathe

these

though

rather

although

sunbathe

  1. Read the sound / ð / in the words below and compare it with the words on each side.

/ð/

breed

breathe

breed

den

then

den

van

than

van

  1. Listen to the sounds in contrast and repeat.

  • / d/ and / ð /

Dan – than, day – they, dare – there, doze – those, Ida – either.

  • / z/ and / ð /

Bays – bathe, close – clothe, whizz – with, breeze – breathe, boos – booth, size – scythe.

  1. Listen and repeat. Practise these questions and answers:

What’s this? – This is the zoo.

What are those? – Those are zebras.

What’s that? – That’s a zebu.

What’s this? – This is Z.

What’s that? – That’s zero.

What are these? – These are zips.

Who’s that? – That’s Zack.

ІХ. Read the following sentences. Mind the right articulation of the sounds / θ / and / ð /.

  1. Martha Smith’s an author and an athlete.

  2. My father and mother live together with my other brother.

Х. Listen to the dialogue (Sound Right 36.2). Intone it. Learn and reproduce it, paying attention to the pronunciation of the sounds / θ / and / ð /.

ХІ. Learn the following graphical rules:

Spelling

/θ/

“th” (three), BUT in a few names of places and people, TH is pronounced as /t/ (Thailand, Thomas, Thames)

/ð/

“th” (then)

ХІІ. Find Ukrainian equivalents to the proverbs and sayings. Learn them:

  1. Birds of feather flock together.

  2. When three Thursdays come together.

  3. Wealth is nothing without health.

ХІІІ. Read the text as fast as you can and learn the following tongue twisters:

  • The Throng of Thermometers.

The Throng of Thermometers from The Thuringian Thermometer Folks arrived on Thursday. There were a Thousand Thirty-Three Thick Thermometers, Though, instead of a Thousand Thirty-six Thin Thermometers, which was Three Thermometers fewer Than The Thousand Thirty-six we were expecting, not to mention That They were Thick ones raTher Than Thin ones. We Thoroughly Thought That we had ordered a Thousand Thirty-six, not a Thousand Thirty-Three Thermometers, and asked The Thuringian Thermometer Folk to reship The Thermometers; Thin, not Thick. They apologized for sending only a Thousand Thirty-Three Thermometers raTher Than a Thousand Thirty-six and promised to replace The Thick Thermometers wiTh Thin Thermometers.

  • There those thousand thinkers were thinking how did the other three thieves go through.

  • Whether the weather be fine or whether the weather be hot,

We’ll weather the weather whatever the weather whether we like it or not.

The vowel sound /3:/.

  1. L isten to the sound / 3: / on its own. Look at the mouth diagram to see how to make this long vowel sound.

The tongue is in the middle part of the mouth cavity. It is almost flat and slightly raised. The tip of the tongue is near the lower teeth, the jaw is slightly lowered. The lips are neutral.

  1. Listen and repeat.

Shirt, hurts, burn, bird, berg, girl.

  1. Read these examples of the sound / 3:/.

    shirt

    word

    girl

    berth

    earn

    were

    worst

    affirm

    journal

    expert

    burn

    bird

    fur

    journey

    confer

    heard

    birth

    burn

    early

    excursion

    hurt

    her

    learn

    murder

    further

  2. Read the contrasted sounds. Transcribe the words.

/3:/ /i:/ /3:/ /o:/

term – team burn - born

her – heat turn - torn

firm – feet her - horn

shirt – sheet worse – forth

  1. Read the following sentences. Mind the right articulation of the sounds / 3: /.

  1. The girl heard the nurse work.

  2. It’s the worst journal in the world.

  3. I affirm if you learn all words, you become an interpreting expert and earn a lot.

  4. Can you confirm early morning’s murder?

  5. We were heard talking about journeys and excursions.

  1. Listen to the dialogue (Sound Right 16.2). Intone it. Learn and reproduce it, paying attention to the pronunciation of the sound / 3: /.

  2. Learn the following graphical rules:

Vowel / 3: / is represented in spelling by:

  1. The letters “e, i, u, y” followed by “r” /third syllable –type/ (term, bird, fur)

  2. “ear” + a consonant (earth, heard) BUT: heart, hearth /a: /

  3. “wor” (work, word)

  4. “our” (journal, journey)

  1. Find Ukrainian equivalents to the proverbs and sayings. Learn them:

  1. Murder will out.

  2. It’s an early bird that catches the first worm.

  3. First come, first served.

  4. Live and learn.

  5. As is the workman, so is the work.

  1. Learn the following tongue twister and read the text as fast as you can:

The vowel sound /ә /.

  1. L isten to the sound / ә /. Look at the mouth diagram to see how to make this short vowel sound.

In pronouncing the English / ә / the position of the tongue and lips resembles that of / 3: /, but the tongue is lower. The lips are neutral.

  1. Listen and repeat.

A photograph of Barbara, a glass of water, a pair of binoculars, a photograph of her mother and father, a book about South America.

  1. Read these examples of the sound / ә /.

Weak A: away banana woman sugar about aroma collar

Weak E: garden paper under bigger worker agent patent

Weak O: police doctor correct today kingdom seldom ivory

Weak U: support figure August chorus ketchup treasure

Other: “re” litre metre theatre fibre; “ou” colour labour neighbour

  1. Read this story aloud. The spelling has been changed to show you when to make the sound / ә /.

Barbәrә spent Satәrday aftәnoon looking әt ә beautiful book әbout South әmericә.

“I want tә go tә South әmericә,” she said tә hәself.

Thә next morning, when Barbәrә woke up it wәs six ә’clock, әnd hә brothәs and sistәs wә still әsleep. Barbәrә looked әt thәm, and closed hәr eyes әgain.

Then she quiәtly got out әf bed әnd started tә pack hә suitcase.

She took sәme comfәtәble clothes out әf thә cupbәd. She packed ә pair әf binoculәs әnd hә sistә’s camәrә. She packed ә photәgraph әf hәself әnd one әf hә mothәr and fathә.

“I mustn’t fәget tә have sәme breakfәst,” she said tә hәself. Bәt then she looked әt thә clock. It wәs ә quartә tә seven.

“I’ll jәst drink ә glass әf watә,” she said.

ә glass әf watә,” she said.

“Watә,” she said әnd opened hәr eyes.

She wәs still in hә bed, әnd hә brothәs әnd sistәs wә laughing әt hә.

“Tell әs what you wә dreaming әbout,” they said tә hә.

Bәt Barbәrә didn’t answә. She wәs thinking әbout hә wondәful journey tә South әmericә.

  1. Read the following sentences. Mind the right articulation of the sounds / ә /.

  1. I ate an apple and a banana in a cinema in Canada.

  2. Papa bought me a balloon at the circus.

  3. Anna has another parasol.

  4. She gave me some chocolate when I went away.

  5. The pilot jumped from the balloon in a parachute.

  6. A buffalo, a zebra and a gorilla escaped from the circus.

  7. The famous attorney submitted an appeal.

  8. He fell asleep on the sofa.

  1. Learn the following graphical rules:

Vowel / ә / is represented in spelling by:

  1. The letter “a” in prefixes (about)

  2. In suffixes “er, or, ar, our, ous” (teacher, doctor, cellar, neighbour, famous)

  3. “a, o, u” when non-accented (sofa, atom, column)

The /υ/-gliding diphthongs /aυ / and /әυ/.