- •The Use of Subjunctive II for Unreal Wishes and Regrets
- •I wish I were a tiny cup
- •Wish-sentences & conditionals
- •Progress Check
- •The Use of Subjunctive II to Express Advice and Preference had better
- •Would rather/ sooner
- •Study the ways in which we can express preference:
- •Progress Check
- •The Use of Subjunctive II after “It’s Time”
- •It's time you…
- •It’s about time you
- •It's high time you
- •Subordinate Clauses of Manner (Comparison) and Predicative Clauses Introduced by as if, as though
- •Progress Check
- •Subjunctive I
- •Subjunctive I & Suppositional Mood
- •In adverbial clauses of purpose
- •Travel tips
- •Emotional ‘should’
- •Complex Sentences with Purpose Clauses
- •Summary
- •Oblique moods
- •Types of conditional sentences
- •Mixed Types:
- •Implied Conditionals (without an 'if-clause’)
- •Modal Verbs
- •In Patterns with Oblique Moods
- •Could/ might
- •Self-Study Assignments
- •Список використаної літератури
Self-Study Assignments
Laboratory work №9 task 2b: Unit 25 “Focus on Grammar”. Listen to a segment of the radio talk “Wimp No More” Copy out patterns with oblique moods, practice pronouncing them and be ready to complete and analyse some of the sentences.
Make sure you understand the following phrases from the text: to own the place; to be some sort of intruder; to set foot in the house: to consider someone’s feelings; high blood pressure; a retirement center; to be worth fretting over. Find modal verbs ‘would rather’, ‘might’, ‘were to’.
Laboratory work №9 task 1 (a,b): Unit 25 “Focus on Grammar” (Dear Pamela, …) Listen to the monologues and Copy out sentences with oblique moods. Practice pronouncing them; be ready to complete some of the sentences.
Make sure you understand the following phrases from the text: to pay off a loan, to default, to go through the usual channels; get a bank loan; pay it back with interest; keep peace in the family; to confront Sarah; to be the straw that broke the camel's back; a blow to her self-esteem; to get some assertiveness training; to let people tell you what to do; to sign a notarized agreement; to spell out the terms of repayment; to balk at what you're saying; family squabbles; to take her to small claims court; to take advantage of you; get into a fight about it; to be a wimp.
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