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Months of the year

In a year there are 365 days or 366 in a leap year, which comes every four years. Each year has a number. The years are numbered from the year that was supposed to be the one in which Christ was born. To give the date of earlier events, they count back from year 1. Then B.C. is put after the number. B.C. stands for "before Christ". Sometimes initials A.D., which stand for Latin words Anno Domini, are put.

The Romans counted their years from the date of the founding of Rome. The Greeks counted their years from the date of the first Olympic Games. Bronze Age in Britain began in 1900 B.C.

Each year has twelve months. The name of each month has its origin.

January ['d3aenjuan] — the name of the first month was dedicated by Romans to the god with two faces, Janus.

February ['februan] — this was the Roman festival of purification.

March [ma:tf J — this name of the month was given in honour of Mars — Roman god of war.

April ['eipnl] — the month in wich the earth opens for the growth of plants.

May [mei] — this month was named in honour of a goddess of growth or increase.

June [d3u:n] — the month of Juno (a woman of impo­sing figure, one of the brightest of the minor planets).

July [d3u:'lai] — the month named after Julius Caesar.

August ['a-.gsst] — this month was named in honour of the Emperor Augustus as this month was identified with memorable events in his career.

September [sap'tembs] — the Latin word septem means seven (the seventh month according to the ancient Roman year, which began in March).

October [o'ktouba] — the eighth month of the ancient Roman year (octa = eight).

November [no'vemba] — the ninth month of the ancient Roman year (novem = nine).

December [di'semba] — the tenth month of the ancient Roman year (deca = ten) .

XIII. Learn the poem by heart:

Solomon Grundy,

was born of Monday,

christened on Tuesday,

got married on Wednesday

fell ill on Thursday,

got worse on Friday,

died on Saturday,

was buried on Sunday,

That was the end of Solomon Grundy.

Lesson 5; Lesson 7.

Причастие - неличная форма глагола, обладающая свойствами глагола, прилагательного и наречия.

   

Причастие 1

Причастие 2

Действительный залог

Страдательный залог

Имеет только одну форму, передающую значение страдательного залога. I am surprised. I want to have my hair cut. The business run by the new manager is very successful.

Simple

doing

being done

Perfect

having done

having been done

Различие в употреблении причастия 1 и причастия 2.

Главное отличие причастия 1 от причастия 2 состоит в следующем: причастие 1 активно, определяемое им существительное или местоимение совершает действие по отношению к другому существительному или местоимению. Причастие 2, напротив, пассивно - действие совершается по отношению к определяемым им существительному или местоимению кем-то или чем-то другим.

The film is boring. - Фильм скучный.

I am bored. - Мне скучно.

The story is frightening. - Рассказ страшный.

The children are frightened. - Дети напуганы.

boring, frightening - причастие 1 bored, frightened - причастие 2