- •Part I. 5th year, winter term placement test
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.1 revision of present tenses (active voice)
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.2 complex object
- •Get ready for your module test 1
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.1 revision of the past tenses (active voice)
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.2 revision of future tenses (active voice)
- •Get ready for your module test 2
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.1 revision of modal verbs placement test
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.2 subjunctive mood placement test
- •Get ready for your module test 3
- •Part II. 5th year, summer term
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.1
- •Revision of all tenses and aspects of the english verb (active voice)
- •Placement test
- •Module 1. Grammar topic 1.2
- •Revision of the verbals. The gerund. The infinitive.
- •Placement test
- •І. Point out the verbals and comment on their form and function.
- •The gerund placement test
- •The infinitive placement test
- •Infinitive or gerund?
- •Get ready for your module test 1 (4)
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.1 revision of all tenses and aspects of the english verb. (passive voice) placement test
- •Module 2. Grammar topic 2.2 the participle placement test
- •I. Using the verbs in brackets, supply the appropriate form of the participle.
- •II. Translate from Russian (a)/Ukrainian (b) into English, using participles if possible.
- •Get ready for your module test 2 (5)
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.1 general revision and testing revision of the tense-aspect system of the english verb
- •The Green Generation
- •Module 3. Grammar topic 3.2. Revision of the verbals
- •Violence on tv
- •Get ready for your module test 3 (6)
- •Appendix 1 practice translations for revision of your active vocabulary and grammar
- •Appendix 2: verbals
- •Infinitive and gerund
- •Verbs followed immediately by infinitives
- •II. Verbs followed by either gerund or infinitive without a change in meaning
- •Verbs commonly used with the gerunds
- •Verbs with prepositions commonly used with the gerund
- •IX. Set phrases with prepositions commonly used with gerunds
- •Preposition ‘of’
- •Preposition ‘at’
- •Preposition ‘for’
- •Preposition ‘in’
- •Miscellaneous Prepositions
- •XII. Gerunds after prepositions
- •Infinitive and gerund used with different meanings
- •To remember, to forget, to regret
- •To mean
- •To prefer
- •To like
- •To be sorry
- •To be afraid, to dread, to fear
- •To afford
- •To consider
- •To need
- •To advise, to allow, to recommend
- •To be interested
- •To imagine
- •Cannot help (is used to say that it is impossible to avoid or prevent something)
- •Appendix 3 practice translations for revision of your active vocabulary and grammar to succeed in writing your final term exam lexico-grammatical translation
- •Contents
Preposition ‘in’
Noun + preposition |
Example |
advantage |
Is there any advantage in getting there early? |
delight |
He takes great delight in proving others wrong. |
difficulty |
I had no difficulty (in) making myself understood. |
experience |
He is a doctor with experience in dealing with patients suffering from stress. |
harm |
There is no harm in window shopping, is there? |
hesitation |
I would have no hesitation in recommending Philip for the position. |
pleasure |
She took pleasure in shocking her parents. |
point |
There is no point in waiting for him. |
sense |
There’s no sense in worrying about it now. |
skill |
What made him remarkable as a photographer was his skill in capturing the moment. |
Miscellaneous Prepositions
Noun |
Example |
fantasy about |
His childhood fantasies about becoming a famous football player came true. |
objection to |
I have no objection to him coming to stay. |
obsession with |
Her obsession with flying frightens her parents. |
XII. Gerunds after prepositions
Preposition |
Example |
about |
How about going for a walk? |
after |
After kissing the child good-bye, the mother went to work. |
against |
Do you have anything against our going to the mountains in July? |
before |
You should check the oil before starting your car. |
by |
We’ll do the job before the deadline by working 16 hours a day. |
despite |
Despite being very young he did the job very well. |
for |
She was punished for staying up late. |
in spite of |
In spite of being very young he did the job very well. |
instead of |
Why are you watching TV instead of doing your homework? |
without |
She used to sit in front of the window for hours without paying attention to anyone. |
Infinitive and gerund used with different meanings
stop
gerund |
infinitive |
Part of compound verbal aspect predicate; shows that the activity itself stops |
Adverbial modifier of purpose shows the reason for stopping the activity for some time |
Stuart stopped (doing what?) smoking though it wasn’t easy for him. = Стюарт перестал (бросил) курить, хотя это было ему нелегко. / Стюарт перестав (кинув) курити, хоча це було йому нелегко. |
Ben stopped (why?) to smoke and to have a short rest. = Бен остановился, чтобы закурить и немного передохнуть. / Бен зупинився, щоб закурити й передохнути. |
go on
gerund |
infinitive |
Continuation of one and the same activity |
Change of activity |
Old Mrs. Todd went on talking about her health for hours. = Старая миссис Тодд продолжала говорить о своем здоровье часами. / Стара місіс Тодд продовжувала говорити про своє здоров'я годинами. |
Sue told me about her relationships with colleagues and went on to talk about her other problems. = Сью рассказала мне про свои взаимоотношения с коллегами и перешла к рассказу про свои другие проблемы. / Сью розповіла мені про свої взаємини з колегами й перейшла до розповіді про свої інші проблеми. |