
- •2. How may the verbs be subdivided into in accordance with their lexical meaning?
- •3. What do dynamic and stative verbs denote? What are terminative and non-terminative verbs? What are transitive and intransitive verbs?
- •4. What grammatical categories do the finite forms of the verb have? What are they? What are synthetic and analytical forms?
- •5. What factors govern the choice between aspect forms?
- •6. When is it obligatory or possible to use present tense forms to express future or past events?
- •7. Different ways of expressing future time.
- •8. What does the grammatical category of voice indicated? How many voices are there in English and what are they?
- •9. How is the Passive Voice formed in English? What are the main types of translation of the Passive Voice into Russian?
- •10. What types of Passive constructions are there in English?
- •11. What are the main restrictions to the use of passive constructions?
- •13. What is the difference in the indication of a posterior event by a common form or a continuous form?
- •14. When is a perfect form not used?
- •15. What is the “stative passive”? Give examples.
- •16. What is the difference in presentation of the event by the constructions “used to do” and “would do”?
- •17. The difference between “gone (to)” and “been (to)”?
- •18. Troublesome verbs.
- •19. What is a “Sequence of Tenses”?
- •20. Direct and indirect speech.
- •21. What nouns are called countable and uncountable?
- •22. What groups of concrete nouns do you know?
- •23. What groups of uncountable nouns do you know?
- •24. How do countable nouns form their plural form?
- •25. Irregular plural nouns.
- •26. What nouns can be countable or uncountable depending upon their meaning in the context?
- •27. What cases does the English noun have? Do these cases have endings?
- •28. What is the genitive case? How is it formed?
- •29. What nouns can be used in the genitive case?
- •30. What are “participle adjectives”?
- •31. What adjectives have degrees of comparison and how are they formed?
- •32. In what cases do adjectives follow nouns they refer to?
- •33. What adjectives are always used attributively?
- •34. What adjectives are always used predicatively?
- •35. What do adjectives denote?
- •37. What is the order of the prepositive adjectives?
- •38. Comparative construction.
- •39. Substantivized adjectives.
- •40. Irregular forms of the degrees of comparison of adjectives.
- •41. Adjectives after verbs.
- •42. What Morphological Characteristics do adverbs have?
- •43. What groups of adverbs do you know?
- •44. What is the position of adverbs in the sentence?
- •45. What adverbs form degrees of comparison synthetically?
- •46. What adverbs form degrees of comparison analytically?
- •Irregular forms of the degrees of comparison of adverbs
- •47. Word order – adverbs with a verb.
- •48. Semantic groups of pronouns.
- •49. Number and case forms of pronouns.
- •50. Forms of “other”.
- •51. Expressions of quantity.
- •52. What pronouns have a conjoint form and an absolute form?
- •53. What pronouns are used to form emphatic constructions?
- •54. What pronouns are used to specify objects from the point of view of their number or quantity?
- •55. What pronouns would you use to make a statement of a general character?
- •56. What may prepositions indicate?
- •57. How can prepositions be subdivided in accordance with their meaning?
- •58. How can prepositions be classified in accordance with their structure?
- •63. “For, during and while” – grammatical difference.
- •64. Does a noun always co-occur with an article?
- •65. What other noun modifiers are frequent in English?
- •66. What article indicates that the object denoted by the noun is unique or specifically known to the speaker(writer) and the hearer(reader)?
- •67. What is a limiting attribute?
- •68. What groups of nouns are preferably used without articles?
- •69. When can we use the article “a” before words beginning with a vowel?
- •70. When do we use the article “an” before words beginning with a consonant?
- •71. What article do we use when we give a person’s job title or their unique position?
- •72. When can we use the article “the” before the names of particular people?
- •73. When can we use the indefinite article or sometimes “zero article” with a name?
- •74. What articles are traditionally used with proper names denoting individual living being? What change of meaning of the proper name does the indefinite article indicate?
- •75. What proper names denoting inanimate objects are preferably used without articles or with the definite article?
- •76. The usage of articles with the names of meals.
- •77. What articles do we use with such nouns as: “school, prison, hospital, university, church”?
- •78. What articles should we use for musical instruments?
- •79. Usage of articles with the names of countries, mountains, islands.
- •80. Usage of articles with the names of oceans, seas, rivers, lakes.
- •1.2.2. Voice
- •1.2.3. Aspect
- •85. Infinitive constructions. Complex Subject. Complex Object. For – Construction.
- •1. The objective with the infinitive construction
- •1) The subject
- •87. What is Gerund? How to distinguish it from the Participle 1 and the Verbal Noun? How to translate the Gerund into Russian?
- •88. What is the Participle 1? How to translate it into Russian?
- •89. What is the Participle 2? The functions of the Participle 2 in the sentence?
- •1. Attribute.
- •2. Adverbial Modifier
- •3. Predicative
- •90. Parenthesis. Dangling or Misrelated Participle.
- •91. Constructions with the Participle
- •92. Gerundial Constructions
- •93. The Infinitive. The syntactical and morphological features of the Infinitive.
- •II. The morphological features of the infinitive (The forms of the infinitive)
- •97. What verbals can be used as subject or object?
- •98. What are the verbs which can be followed by –ing or to with a difference of meaning?
20. Direct and indirect speech.
STATEMENTS
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech | ||||||
He said, |
"I go "I am going "They have gone "I went |
there there there." there |
every year." next week." last year." |
He said (that)
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he went he was going they had gone he had gone |
there there therethere |
every year. the following week. the previous year. |
Не said to us, |
"We were going "I'll go
"I'll be going "I may go "I can go "I have to go "I must go |
there there there there there there |
when you met us." if the day is fine." in some days." this summer." tomorrow." today." now." |
He told us (that) |
they had been going he'd (would) go he'd be going he might go he could go he had to go he must go |
there there there there there there |
when we met them. if the day was fine. some days later. that summer. the next day. that day. then. |
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Direct Speech
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Reported Speech |
this these now here today tomorrow yesterday next week/ last week ago |
that those then there that day; the next day, the following day the day before, the previous day the following week the previous week before |
SPECIAL QUESTIONS
Direct Speech |
She said, She said to them, |
"Who "Which of you "What "How many people |
is has seen was on will come |
the first to speak?" this film?" at the Covent Garden yesterday?" to the party?" |
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Reported Speech |
She asked She asked them She wondered
She inquired (formal) |
who which of them what
how many people |
was had seen had been or
would come |
the first to speak. that film, at the Covent Garden the day before, to the party. |
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Direct Speech |
Tom said,
Doris: |
"Why "Where "Who(m) "Which cinema |
are do have shall |
you you you we |
usually have lunch?" been talking to, go to, |
late?" Peter?" Jane?" | |||||
Reported Speech |
Tom asked Torn wondered Doris wanted to know Doris asked Jane |
why where who(m) which cinema |
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he he Peter they |
was usually had lunch. had been talking' to. would go to. |
late. |
GENERAL QUESTIONS |
Direct Speech |
Mr. Black said, Mr. Black: |
"Are "Do "Have
"Did "Will "Can "May |
you you you
he you your wife I |
leaving know ever stayed
enjoy go out drive, park |
next week?" Mr Frost?" at the Embassy Hotel, George?" the party yesterday?" if it rains?" George?" my car here, officer?" |
Reported Speech
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Mr. Black asked. Mr. Black asked
Mr. Black wondered Mr. Black asked George Mr. Black inquired the officer |
whether if |
we I George
he he
his wife he |
were leaving knew had ever stayed had enjoyed would go out
could drive. might park |
the next week. Mr. Frost. at the Embassy Hotel.
the party the day before. if it rained. at i.
his car there. |
Short Answers
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech |
John: "Do you like this picture?" Ann: "Yes, I do." Nick: "I don't." |
John asked Ann and Nick whether a : they liked that picture. Ann said (that) she did, but Nick said he b: didn't. (Ann answered in the affirmative, but Nick answered in the negative.) |
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech |
Peter: "Will you come with us?" Mary: 1. "Yes." 2. "No." |
Peter asked Mary whether she would go with them. 1. Mary agreed. 2. Mary refused. |
Commands and Requests
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech | |
Mr. Brown said to the man: |
"Come in, please." "Will (would) you come in, please." |
Mr. Brown asked the man to come in. |
Mrs. Brown said to her son: |
"Don't go out now." |
Mrs. Brown told her son not to go out then. |
Note: В зависимости от смысла просьба в косвенной речи может также передаваться при помощи глаголов beg, request (официальная просьба), приказание — при помощи- глаголов order, command.
Note: Если в прямой речи указывается точное время совершения действия или общеизвестный факт, то The Present Simple or Past Simple в косвенной речи не меняются
Direct Speech |
Reported Speech |
"I was in England in 1982." The sun rises in the East. |
He said he was in England in! 1982. The teacher explained to the children (that) the sun rises in the East.' |