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Тема 3. Основной курс
Первый уровень
In 1810 Napoleon's fortunes were at their zenith, [In] [eI'ti:n] [ten] [nq'pqVlIqnz]
['fO:tS(q)nz] [wE:] [xt] [Deq] ['zenIT]
But he had some failures in Spain and Portugal. [bAt] [hi:] [hxd] [sAm] ['feIljqz] [In]
[speIn] [xnd] ['pO: tjVg(q)l]
This time it was Napoleon's marriage to MarieLouise. [DIs] [taIm] [It] [wPz]
[nq'pqVlIqnz] ['mxrIdZ] [tH] ['mQ:rI] [lu:'i:z]
The political map of Europe was now greatly simplified. [Dq] [pq'lItIk(q)l] [mxp] [Pv]
['jV(q)rqp] [wPz] [naV] ['greItlI] ['sImplIfaId]
It had been complicated before 1796. [It] [hxd] [bi(:)n] ['kPmplIkeItId] [bI'fO:]
["sev(q)n'ti:n] ['naIntI] [sIks]
The frontiers coincided with nationalities. [Dq] ['frAntIqz] ["kqVIn'saIdId] [wID]
["nxSq'nxlItIz]
He prepared the ground for German unification. [hi:] [prI'peqd] [Dq] [graVnd] [fL]
['dZE:mqn] ["ju:nIfI'keIS(q)n]
He prepared Italian unification too. [hi:] [prI'peqd] [I'txlIqn] ["ju:nIfI'keIS(q)n] [tH] There was the grouth of National feeling in Europe. [Deq] [wPz] [Dq] [graVT] [Pv]
['nxS(q)nql] ['fi:lIN] [In] ['jV(q)rqp]
And it was the first rise or the resistance against French domination. [xnd] [It] [wPz]
[Dq] [fE:st] [raIz] [O:] [Dq] [rI'zIstqns] [q'ge(I)nst] [frentS] ["dPmI'neIS(q)n]
Задание 1. Выписать транскрипцию каждого слова. Задание 2. Перевести текст. Задание 3. Текст выучить наизусть.
Второй уровень
1. In 1810 Napoleon’s fortunes were at their zenith, despite some failures in Spain and Portugal.
2. He repudiated Josephine, who had not given him a child, so that he could marry MarieLouise, daughter of the Austrian emperor Francis I.
3. The political map of Europe was now greatly simplified.
4. It had been so complicated before 1796.
5. Yet the frontiers did not coincide either with geographical features or with «nationalities.»
6. Napoleon may later have said that he was in power this time.
7. Napoleon was interested in realising German and Italian unity.
8. He prepared the ground for German and Italian unification.
9. National feeling in Europe in turn gave rise to the first resistance against French domination.
10. But French ideas and contact with Frenchmen were propagating institutions like the Revolution and nationalism.
Задание 4. Закончите письменно предложения согласно тексту:
A. The headline of this text is … The main idea of this text is … This text consists of … parts. The fierst part is about … The 2nd part is about ... The 3d part is about ... Concluding the text …
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B. In 1810 Napoleon’s fortunes were at their zenith, despite _____________________ He repudiated Josephine, who had not given him a child, so that he _____________ The political map of Europe was _________________________________________ It had been so complicated _____________________________________________ Yet the frontiers did not coincide either with ________________________________ Napoleon may later have said that _______________________________________ Napoleon was interested in _____________________________________________ He prepared the ground for _____________________________________________ National feeling in Europe in turn gave rise to _______________________________ But French ideas and contact with Frenchmen were propagating institutions like
___________________________________________________
Третий уровень
1. In 1810 Napoleon’s fortunes were at their zenith, despite some failures in Spain and Portugal. He considered himself Charlemagne’s heir. He repudiated Josephine, who had not given him a child, so that he could marry MarieLouise, daughter of the Austrian emperor Francis I. The birth of a son, the king of Rome, in March 1811 seemed to as sure the future of his empire — now at its greatest extent, including not only the Illyri an Provinces but also Etruria (Tuscany), some of the Papal States, Holland, and the German states bordering the North Sea. The empire was surrounded by a ring of vassal states ruled over by the Emperor’s relatives: the Kingdom of Westphalia (Jerome Bo naparte); the Kingdom of Spain (Joseph Bonaparte); the Kingdom of Italy (with Eugиne de Beauharnais, Josephine’s son, as viceroy); the Kingdom of Naples (Joachim Murat, Napoleon’s brotherinlaw); and the Principality of Lucca and Piombino (Felix Bac ciochi, another brotherinlaw). Finally, other territories were closely bound to the em pire by treaties: the Swiss Confederation (of which Napoleon was the mediator), the Confederation of the Rhine, and the Grand Duchy of Warsaw. Even Austria seemed bound to France by Napoleon’s marriage to MarieLouise.
2. The political map of Europe, which had been so complicated before 1796, was now greatly simplified. Yet the frontiers did not coincide either with geographical features or with «nationalities.» Whatever he may later have said, Napoleon, while he was in power, was not interested in realising either German or Italian unity. Yet by reducing the number of states, by pushing the frontiers about, by amalgamating populations, and by propagating institutions like those that the Revolution and nationalism had created in France, he prepared the ground for German and Italian unification. National feel ing in Europe, stirred by French ideas and by contact with Frenchmen, in turn gave rise to the first resistance against French domination. From 1809 onward Spanish guer rillas, supported by British troops, were harassing the French, and the national Cortes, convened at Cadiz by the insurrectionaries, in 1812, promulgated a constitution inspired by the ideas of the French Revolution of 1789 and by British institutions.
Задание 5.
A. Пересскажите текст. This text is about …
5.B. Перескажите текст, используя следующие слова и выражения: Despite  вопреки was interested in – to be interested in – интересоваться чем  либо Josephine  Жозефина MarieLouise – МарияЛуиза
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5.C. Составьте предложения, используя следующие слова и выражения: at their zenith
despite some failures The political map of greatly so complicated before the frontiers geographical features to be in power
this time to be interested in the ground for unification to the first resistance against domination propagating institutions the Revolution nationalism
Unit 23. Disaster in Russia and its aftermath
Показатели имен существительных
Показатели имен существительных
Показатели имен существительных — это слова, которые могут стоять перед именами существительными и тем самым отличать других частей речи. Знать по казатели имен существительных важно для перевода, т.к в английском языке одно и то же слово может быть, без изменения формы, и существительным, и прилага тельным и глаголом, например,
change — изменять(ся), изменение
show — показывать, выставка
К показателям имен существительных относятся:
1. Артикли ( а, an, the ), например,
There is a book on the table.
На столе лежит книга.
2. Притяжательные местоимения (mу, his, her, its, our, your, their), например,
His work is simple. Его работа — проста.
3. Указательные местоимения (this, these, that, those ), например,
This man is rather tall. Этот человек довольно высокий.
4. Неопределенные местоимения ( some, any, no у every, all, each, other, both ) ,
например,
They gаve no definite answer. Они не дали (никакого) определенного ответа
5. Вопроситвльнне и относительные местоимения ( whose, which, what), например,
We invited the professor whose works are well known. Мы пригласили профессо ра, труды которого (чьи труды) хорошо известны.
6. Употребление одного из названных показателей исключает употребление
других.
7. Предлоги также являются показателями имен существительных, например
The work was made by this man.
Работа была выполнена этим человеком.
Проверочные тесты
Определите, какими частями речи являются выделенные слова и их показатели:
1. Since the Congress of Erfurt, the Russian emperor had shown himself less and less inclined to deal with Napoleon as a trusted partner.
— существительное
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— прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
2. In the spring of 1812, therefore, Napoleon massed his forces in Poland to intimi date Alexander.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
3. After some last attempts at agreement, in late June his Grande Armee — about 453,000 men, including contingents extorted from Prussia and from Austria — be gan to cross the Niemen River.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
4. The Russians retreated, adopting a «scorched earth» policy. Napoleon’s army did not reach the approaches to Moscow until the beginning of September.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
5. The Russian commander in chief, Mikhail Kutuzov, engaged it at Borodino on Sep tember 7.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
6. The fight was savage, bloody, and indecisive, but a week later Napoleon entered Mos cow, which the Russians had abandoned.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
7. On that same day, a huge fire broke out, destroying the greater part of the town.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
8. Withdrawal was necessary, and the premature onset of winter made it disastrous.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
9. After the difficult crossing of the Berezina River in November, fewer than 10,000 men fit for combat remained with Napoleon’s main force.
— существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
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10. This catastrophe heartened all the peoples of Europe to defy Napoleon. — существительное — прилагательное — инфинитив — местоимение
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Крупнейшее поражение Наполеон потерпел в России. Хотя русским пришлось оставить Москву и принести ее в жертву победе, русская армия освободила не только Россию, но и принесла освобождение всем европейским государствам.
Первый уровень
Russia company started in1812. ['rASq] ['kAmpqnI] [stQ:tId] [In] [eI'ti:n] [twelv]
Napoleon led his Grand Armee into Russia. [nq'pqVlIqn] [led] [hIz] [grxnd] [Q:'mi:]
['Intu:] ['rASq]
Commander in chief Kutuzov finished his company at the south. [kq'mQ:ndq] [In] [tSi:f] [kutuzOv] ['fInISt] [hIz] ['kAmpqnI] [xt] [Dq] [saVT]
In the spring of 1812 Napoleon massed his forces in Poland. [In] [Dq] [sprIN] [Pv] [eI'ti:n] [twelv] [nq'pqVlIqn] [mxst] [hIz] [fO:sIs] [In] ['pqVlqnd]
Poland was the part of Russia. ['pqVlqnd] [wPz] [Dq] [pQ:t] [Pv] ['rASq]
Napoleon intimidated Alexander I. [nq'pqVlIqn] [In'tImIdeItId] ["xlIg'zxndq] [Dq][fWst]
Kutuzov became commander in chief of Russian force again. [kutuzPv] [bI'keIm]
[kq'mQ:ndq] [In] [tSi:f] [Pv] ['rAS(q)n] [fO:s] [q'ge(I)n]
Mikhail Kutuzov gave the battle at Borodino on September 7. [mIhAIl] [kutuzPv] [geIv] [Dq] ['bxtl] [xt] [bOrOdInO] [Pn] [sep'tembq] ['sev(q)n]
But a week later Napoleon entered Moscow. [bAt] [q] [wi:k] ['leItq] [nq'pqVlIqn] ['entqd] ['mPskqV]
Despite the Russians won this war. [dIs'paIt] [Dq] ['rAS(q)nz] [wAn] [DIs] [wO:]
Задание 1. Выписать транскрипцию каждого слова.
Задание 2. Перевести текст.
Задание 3. Текст выучить наизусть.
Второй уровень
1. Grande Armee began to cross the Niemen River in the spring of 1812.
2. The Russian commander in chief, Mikhail Kutuzov, engaged it at Borodino on Sep tember 7.
3. The fight was savage, bloody, and indecisive.
4. A week later Napoleon entered Moscow, which the Russians had abandoned.
5. Withdrawal was necessary.
6. The premature onset of winter made it disastrous.
7. After the difficult crossing of the Berezina River in November, fewer than 10,000 men fit for combat remained with Napoleon’s main force.
8. That defeat degenerated fast into collapse.
9. In Paris a malcontent general nearly succeeded in carrying out a coup d’etat after announcing, on October 23, 1812, that Napoleon had died in Russia.
10. Russian troops came to Paris.
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Задание 4. Закончите письменно предложения согласно тексту:
A. The headline of this text is … The main idea of this text is … This text consists of … parts. The fierst part is about … The 2nd part is about ... The 3d part is about ... Concluding the text … B. Grande Armee began to _______________________________________________ The Russian commander in chief, Mikhail Kutuzov, engaged ___________________ The fight was ___________________________________________________ A week later Napoleon entered __________________________________________ Withdrawal was ___________________________________________________ The premature onset of ________________________________________________ After the difficult crossing of the Berezina River in November, fewer than
___________________________________________________
That defeat degenerated _______________________________________________ In Paris a malcontent general nearly succeeded in carrying out a coup d’etat after
___________________________________________________
Russian troops ___________________________________________________
Третий уровень
1. Since the Congress of Erfurt, the Russian emperor had shown himself less and less in clined to deal with Napoleon as a trusted partner. In the spring of 1812, therefore, Na poleon massed his forces in Poland to intimidate Alexander. After some last attempts at agreement, in late June his Grande Armee — about 453,000 men, including contin gents extorted from Prussia and from Austria — began to cross the Niemen River. The Russians retreated, adopting a «scorched earth» policy. Napoleon’s army did not reach the approaches to Moscow until the beginning of September. The Russian commander in chief, Mikhail Kutuzov, engaged it at Borodino on September 7. The fight was sav age, bloody, and indecisive, but a week later Napoleon entered Moscow, which the Rus sians had abandoned. On that same day, a huge fire broke out, destroying the greater part of the town. Moreover, Alexander unexpectedly refused to treat with Napoleon.
2. Withdrawal was necessary, and the premature onset of winter made it disastrous. After the difficult crossing of the Berezina River in November, fewer than 10,000 men fit for combat remained with Napoleon’s main force.
3. This catastrophe heartened all the peoples of Europe to defy Napoleon. In Germa ny the news unleashed an outbreak of antiFrench demonstrations. The Prussian contingents deserted the Grande Armee in December and turned against the French. The Austrians also withdrew their troops and adopted an increasingly hostile atti tude, and in Italy the people began to turn their backs on Napoleon.
4. Even in France, signs of discontent with the regime were becoming more frequent. In Paris a malcontent general nearly succeeded in carrying out a coup d’etat after announcing, on October 23, 1812, that Napoleon had died in Russia. This incident was a major factor in Napoleon’s decision to hasten back to France ahead of the Grande Armee. Arriving in Paris on December 18, he proceeded to stiffen the dic tatorship, to raise money by various expedients, and to levy new troops.
5. Thus, in 1813 the forces arrayed against France were no longer armies of mercenaries
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but were those of nations fighting for their freedom as the French had fought for theirs in 1792 and 1793; and the French themselves, for all their courage, had lost their former enthusiasm. The Emperor’s ideal of conquest was no longer that of the nation.
6. In May 1813 Napoleon won some successes against the Russians and Prussians at the battles of Leptzen and Bautzen, but his decimated army needed reinforcements. The armed mediation of Austria induced Napoleon to agree to an armistice, during which a congress was held at Prague. There, Austria proposed very favourable con ditions: the French Empire was to return to its natural limits; the Grand Duchy of Warsaw and the Confederation of the Rhine were to be dissolved; and Prussia was to return to its frontiers of 1805. Napoleon made the mistake of hesitating too long. The congress closed on August 10 before his reply arrived, and Austria declared war.
7. The French were even worse off than in the spring. The allies were gaining new troops every day, as one German contingent after another left Napoleon to go over to the other side. The greatest debacle since Napoleon came to power was the Bat tle of Leipzig, or «Battle of the Nations» (October 1619, 1813), in which the Grande Armee was torn to shreds. That defeat degenerated fast into collapse. The French armies in Spain, forced to retreat, had been defeated in June; and by October the British were attacking their defences north of the Pyrenees. In Italy the Austrians took the offensive, crossed the Adige River, and occupied Romagna.
8. Murat, now openly a traitor to the Emperor who had made him king of Naples, en tered into negotiations with the Viennese court. The Dutch and the Belgians dem onstrated against Napoleon.
Задание 5.
A. Пересскажите текст. This text is about …
5.B. Перескажите текст, используя следующие слова и выражения: Grande Armee – (фр.) Великая армия Наполеона the Niemen River – (с определенным артиклем) река Неман commander in chief  главнокомандующий 10,000 men Withdrawal  разоружать a coup d'etat (фр.) – государственный переворот
5.C. Составьте предложения, используя следующие слова и выражения:
Grande Armee to cross the Niemen River in the spring of The Russian commander in chief bloody indecisive A week later
the Russians Withdrawal necessary The premature onset of After the difficult crossing of That defeat into collapse Russian troops
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Unit 24. Downfall and abdication
Род имен существительных
Род имен существительных
В русском языке принадлежность имени существительного к мужскому, жен скому или среднему роду определяется по окончанию, например, высота, ско рость — имена существительные женского рода.
В английском языке имена существительные делятся на одушевленные и нео душевленные. Неодушевленные имена существительные имеют средний род, а одушевленные причисляются соответственно к мужскому или женскому роду.
A woman —женщина; a girl — девочка; an actress— актриса — имена существи тельные женского рода
Man — мужчина; bоу — мальчик — имена существительные мужского рода.
A tablе — стол; a window — окно; a dog — собака — имена существительные среднего рода.
Проверочные тесты
Определите, какого рода являются выделенные существительные:
1. As president of the provisional government, Talleyrand proclaimed the deposition of the Emperor and, without consulting the French people, began to negotiate with Louis XVIII, the brother of the executed Louis XVI.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
2. In January 1814 France was being attacked on all its frontiers.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
3. The allies cleverly announced that they were fighting not against the French people but against Napoleon alone, since in November 1813 he had rejected the terms of fered by the Austrian foreign minister Metternich, which would have preserved the natural frontiers of France.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
4. The extraordinary strategic feats achieved by the Emperor during the first three months of 1814 with the army of young conscripts were not enough; he could nei ther defeat the allies, with their overwhelming numerical superiority, nor arouse the majority of French people from their resentful torpor.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
5. As president of the provisional government, Talleyrand proclaimed the deposition of the Emperor and, without consulting the French people, began to negotiate with Louis XVIII, the brother of the executed Louis XVI.
— мужской
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— женский — средний — это не существительное
6. The Legislative Assembly and the Senate, formerly so docile, were now asking for peace and for civil and political liberties.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
7. As president of the provisional government, Talleyrand proclaimed the deposition of the Emperor and, without consulting the French people, began to negotiate with Louis XVIII, the brother of the executed Louis XVI.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
8. By the Treaty of Chaumont of March 1814, Austria, Russia, Prussia, and Great Brit ain bound themselves together for 20 years, undertook not to negotiate separately, and promised to continue the struggle until Napoleon was overthrown.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
9. When the allied armies arrived before Paris on March 30, Napoleon had moved east to attack their rear guard.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
10. The Parisian authorities, no longer overawed by the Emperor, lost no time in treat ing with the allies.
— мужской — женский — средний — это не существительное
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Окончательно Франция капитулировала в 1914 году. Бывший министр иност ранных дел Наполеона Талейран предал своего императора и начал переговоры о реставрации монархии во Франции.
Первый уровень
In January 1814 France was being attacked on all its frontiers. [In] ['dZxnjV(q)rI] [eI'ti:n] ["fO:'ti:n] [frQ:ns] [wPz] ['bi:IN] [q'txkt] [Pn] [O:l] [Its] ['frAntIqz]
Russian troops came into Paris. ['rAS(q)n] [tru:ps] [keIm] ['Intu:] ['pxrIs]
French people began to negotiate with Louis XVIII. [frentS] ['pi:p(q)l] [bI'gxn] [tH]
[nI'gqVSIeIt] [wID] ['lu(:)Is] [eI'ti:nT]
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Louis XVIII was the brother of the executed Louis XVI. ['lu(:)Is] [eI'ti:nT] [wPz] [Dq]
['brADq] [Pv] [Dq] ['eksIkju:tId] ['lu(:)Is] [Dq] ["sIk'sti:nT]
Napoleon had only reached Fontainebleau. [nq'pqVlIqn] [hxd] ['qVnlI] [ri:tSt] ["fOnteIn'blOV] He heard that Paris had capitulated. [hi:] [hE:d] [Dxt] ['pxrIs] [hxd] [kq'pItjVleItId] Further resistance was useless. ['fE:Dq] [rI'zIstqns] [wPz] ['ju:slIs] He finally abdicated on April 6. [hi:] ['faInqlI] ['xbdIkeItIt] [Pn] ['eIprql] [sIks] By the Treaty of Fontainebleau he was granted by the island of Elba. [baI] [Dq] ['tri:tI]
[Pv] ["fOnteIn'blOV] [hi:] [wPz] ['grQ:ntId] [baI] [DI] ['aIlqnd] [Pv] ['elbq]
Also he retained the title of emperor. ['O:lsqV] [hi:] [rI'teInd] [Dq] ['taItl] [Pv] ['emp(q)rq]
Задание 1. Выписать транскрипцию каждого слова. Задание 2. Перевести текст. Задание 3. Текст выучить наизусть.
Второй уровень
1. In January 1814 France was being attacked on all its frontiers.
2. Napoleon was complete defeated.
3. As president of the provisional government, Talleyrand proclaimed the deposition of the Emperor.
4. He, without consulting the French people, began to negotiate with Louis XVIII, the brother of the executed Louis XVI.
5. Napoleon had only reached Fontainebleau when he heard that Paris had capitulated.
6. Persuaded that further resistance was useless, he finally abdicated on April 6.
7. By the Treaty of Fontainebleau, the allies granted him the island of Elba as a sover eign principality with an annual income of 2,000,000 francs to be provided by France and a guard of 400 volunteers.
8. He retained the title of emperor.
9. After unsuccessfully trying to poison himself, Napoleon spoke his farewell to his «Old Guard».
10. Then he arrived at Elba on May 4.
Задание 4. Закончите письменно предложения согласно тексту:
A. The headline of this text is … The main idea of this text is … This text consists of … parts. The fierst part is about … The 2nd part is about ... The 3d part is about ... Concluding the text … B. In January 1814 France was ___________________________________________ As president of the provisional government, Talleyrand proclaimed _______________ He(Napoleon), without consulting the French people, began to _________________ Napoleon had only reached Fontainebleau when he _________________________ Persuaded that further resistance was useless, he _____________________________ By the Treaty of Fontainebleau, the allies granted him the island of Elba as a sovereign
principality with an annual income of 2,000,000 francs to _________________________
He retained _______________________________________________________ After unsuccessfully trying to poison himself, Napoleon spoke _________________
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