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Training exercises

Ex.1. Say whether the verb “to be” is notional, modal or auxiliary. Explain your choice. Translate the sentences into Russian.

  1. There are more than 6500 periodicals, publishing advertisements.

  2. This girl was to become his wife.

  3. They have been wandering about the forest for an hour but couldn’t find this small wooden house.

  4. Teenagers are fond of rock and metal.

  5. Their request was to start it all over again.

  6. It was like rain which started suddenly.

  7. Be careful! You are going to fall.

  8. Sophia is to go through it all over again.

  9. He is not a liar. I don’t know why he has insisted on it.

  10. He was to spend 5 years in prison.

Ex. 2. Put the correct form of the verb “to be” into the blanks. Translate the sentences into Russian. Say whether the verb is notional, auxiliary or modal.

  1. They (to be) looking for a better position.

  2. Tom’s idea (to be) to get there by air.

  3. He couldn’t visit their party because he (to be) to meet his mother at the station.

  4. Moviemaking (to be) an art.

  5. Everybody knew he (to be) to become a doctor as his father.

  6. I (not to be) going to stop, I’ll continue my research.

  7. Paul (to be) to decide everything himself. There (to be) nobody to help him.

  8. These (to be) jobs where you work with your hands.

  9. He (to be) terrible at numbers and figures.

  10. It all (to be) done before he came home.

  11. They (to be) waiting for half an hour already but nobody has come yet.

  12. I (to be) promoted next month. My boss promised.

Ex. 3. Translate the sentences into English using the correct form of the verb “to be”.

  1. Товары были отгружены вовремя.

  2. Он – человек, на которого можно положиться.

  3. Ему предстояло стать квалифицированным адвокатом.

  4. Мария должна скоро подойти, давайте подождем.

  5. Он не был красавцем, но приятным его можно было назвать.

  6. Мы уже 2 часа стараемся разгадать эту загадку, но пока все напрасно.

  7. Эта продукция из Италии всегда хорошего качества.

  8. Этот офис сейчас реконструируют, там будет располагаться мастерская по ремонту обуви.

  9. Я буду завтра в это время занята: я буду просматривать исторические журналы.

  10. Мне скоро предстоит поехать в командировку за границу.

The verb “to have”.

Revise the forms of the verb in The Present, Past and Future (Simple, Continuous and Perfect).

Present Simple Past Simple Future Simple

I, You, We, They have I, You, We, They, I, We shall have

He, She, It has He, She, It had You, He, She, It will have

Present Continuous Past Continuous Future Continuous

I am having I, He, She, It was having I, We shall (will) be having

You are having You, We, He, You, She, He will She, It is having They were having be having

Present Perfect Past Perfect Future Perfect

I, We, They, You have had I, He, We had had I, He, We will

She, he, it has had (shall) have had

The verb “to have” as a Notional, Auxiliary and Modal verb.

    1. The verb “to have” as a notional verb is used in the meaning of «иметь, обладать чем-либо».

E.g. I have a dog.

Our University has many faculties.

My father had a dog when he was a child.

Note 1. You can say “I have” or “I have got”, “he has” or “he has (he’s) got”.

E.g. I have a headache or

I’ve got a headache.

I haven’t got a car, but I’ve got a motorbike.

Note 2. Negative and interrogative sentences are:

I haven’t got; Have you got…?

I don’t have; Dou you have…?

(Have you a car? – is very rarely used).

Note 3. Mind that the verb “to have” is not used in the continuous form in its notional meaning.

But is used in the continuous form in the expressions:

to have a good time

to have breakfast (dinner, supper, etc.)

to have a smoke

to have a rest, etc.

    1. The verb “to have as an auxiliary verb is used to form the finite verb forms (Perfect and Perfect Continuous).” It indicates the character of the action and is not translated into Russian.

E.g. We have just finished the job and are ready to go out.

Мы только что закончили работу и готовы прогуляться.

They have been doing this boring job so long that they had got used to it.

Они делали эту скучную работу так долго, что уже к ней привыкли.

Note. To express a question you must put the first auxiliary before the subject; for a negative form place “not” after the auxiliary.

    1. The verb “to have” as a modal verb is used in the meaning of “necessity” or “obligation”. In this case you have no other way out but fulfill this action. It is translated into Russian as «вынужден», «приходится», «необходимо», «должен».

E.g. You have to pass a test before you get a driving license.

Тебе необходимо сдать тест, чтобы получить водительское удостоверение.

We had to walk home last night there were no buses.

Нам пришлось вчера вечером идти пешком – не было автобусов.

Note. In questions and negatives we use the auxiliaries do/does, did.

E.g. What time do you have to go to the dentist tomorrow?

I’m not working tomorrow, so I don’t have to get up early.

Why did you have to leave the party early?

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