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Ex. 6. Translate. |
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шагов и веселый смех детских голосов. 3. На |
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э. 1игр - разновидность кошки, но присутствие |
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если мы знаем длину его сторон? 7. Нельзя сказать, что после |
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8. Кто изобретатель телефона? 9. Он |
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ума п Absent after the preposition'оГ: a look of mild astonishment; a kind of,gu,et |
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Moreover, some abstract nouns are known not to take artf |
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indefinite article even if there is a descriptive attribute. The most undoubted |
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Articles with uncountable nouns |
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words in this |
group are: weather, news, |
information, advice, progress, work. |
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permission, music, health, fun, luck. But even with these nouns, we cannot be |
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Uncountable nouns may be used with the indefinite article under I |
too categoric, as there do occur uses, rare as fhey are, that violate the rule; |
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certain conditions. For names of material such a condition could be a slraht |
cf.: The Bishop told me of the goodwill mission on which he was travelling to |
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change of meaning, which makes the |
noun countable, e.g. Gold is a metal |
Barcelona: 'A |
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They win be puzzled by getting from Beethoven |
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(= one of the class of metals); I'll give you a wine that you never tasted |
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music that they did not expect, but often an orchestral hurlyburly that they |
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wine); Shall I get you an ice(cream)? (= one portion); |
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two sugars in my coffee^ (= two lumps). |
It is however more important |
may not recognize as well as what they call music at all (B.Shaw) ; My father |
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practise the more typical uses like I prefer red (dry) wine; This isn't gcto |
never allowed the men under him |
to visit a nature camp unless permission |
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wine; |
Where can I get good icecream? |
This isn't very sweet sugar. |
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Ex. 7. Use the proper article.
1. It is well known that the English can't make ... good coffee. 2. I daresay that it was only ... river water, but we didn't know, so it
was all right. We tried ... river water once, |
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Thames backwater and boiled it. 3. The |
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combination of glycerol |
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which .s ... organic compound supplying ...body cells with energy
... Fat is usually insoluble in ... water. 5. One third of the Earth's surface is ... land and two thirds is
aeroplane on ... water.
The use off the indefinitee articlee with an abstract noun does not resu only from the noun becoming countable; it is often a merely formal he use of g descriptive ajtribyte_yvith almost апу"аК(?а"сТ7оТГп
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recommended for practising should be: This is very valuable work; Hike quiet
music; What unexpected news!; You need very good health for things like these; It is great fun; I'vehad apieceof badluck,etc.
Ex. 8. Comment on the use of articles with abstract
nouns.
1. It had beauty, a melancholy beauty, the beauty of a remote and i incredible world. 2. In England education produces no effect whatsoever (Wilde) 3. I 'd like you to get an education that will give you greater opportunities in business life. 4. The afternoon had made them tranquil for a while, as if to give them a deep memory for the long parting the next day promised. 5. There was an excitement in her voice that men who cared for her found difficult to forget: a singing compulsion, a whispered 'Listen', a promise. 6. We had some trouble in breaking the eggs. It seemed harassing
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work, so far as George and I could judge.(Jerome) 7. Oh, what fun |
10. Когда у тебя хорошее настроение, жизнь кажется |
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it is to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight! (Jingle Bells) |
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Ex. 9. Use the proper article depending on the presence |
12. Какое ужасное невезение! 13. Тебе |
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тебя есть интересная работа, и ты получаешь большие деньги. |
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1. ... Nature abhors a vacuum. 2. ... nature of... language is social.; |
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phenomenon is of quite ... different nature. 4. Those eternal! |
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problems! When you don't have |
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успехи: у тебя хорошее произношение и |
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...food. When you have...money, it's ... sex. When you have both,; |
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it's ...health. If everything is simply fine, then you are frightened of: |
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...death. 5. People tell me that... clear conscience makes you very, |
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.happy and contented; but... full stomach does the business quite asR |
the attribute does not_ describe a quality of the object, i.e. |
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evil will perhaps come to you in your turn. 7. I had. lived... lonely, |
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childhood and!., boyhood straitened by... war. U., Yet it was, in ... |
Ex. 11. Comment on the use of articles relying on the |
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truth, ... monstrous love such as I had never experienced before, ...| |
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love out of such depths of self as monsters live in. 9. Miss Jenny| |
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was doing all the talking tonight, - (?; behaviour which was not like; |
1. Maud spoke with an unusual, coldness. 2. She showed no anger |
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harshness that hadn't been there |
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financial gain is the first thing for which I look. 4. When I left |
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Honor I was in extreme pain. 5. She doesn't keep abreast of current |
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have ... strength of a woman |
in ... prime of... life. 13. 'I should be |
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Ex. 10. Translate: |
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Ex. 12. Use the proper |
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время для шуток. 8. Какая у вас короткая память! 9. Память |
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