
- •Практикум по грамматике английского языка Причастие
- •Формы причастий
- •Syntactical functions of the participle синтаксические функции причастий
- •The participle as predicative причастие в функции именной части сказуемого
- •The participle as adverbial modifier of cause (reason) причастие в функции обстоятельства причины
- •Progress check 1
- •Translation of the participle in the function of conjunctions and prepositions перевод причастий в фукции союзов и предлогов
- •Participle II and the verb-forms ending in - ed сопоставление причастия II с past simple active глаголов, у которых эти формы совпадают (типа invited, sent, made и др.)
- •Dangling participles ошибки в употреблении причастий
- •Participle II
- •The nominative absolute participial construction абсолютный независимый (самостоятельный) причастный оборот
- •4. As London lies in the basin of the Thames it can be reached from the sea.
- •My colleague being away, I had to make the decision myself.
- •Having devoted much time to the problem, the scientist got the desired result.
- •Progress check 2
- •Defining the functions of the participle определение функций причастий в предложении
- •Interest bore excite annoy disappoint amaze puzzle amuse
- •Sentences for analysis and translation предложения для анализа II перевода For the students of economics
- •Miscellaneous
- •The functions of the participle синтаксические функции причастий
- •The subjective participial construction субъектная причастная конструкция
- •The nominative absolute participial construction абсолютный независимый причастный оборот
Progress check 2
Exercise 1. Read the following sentences. Point out the Objective Participial Construction, the Subjective Participial Construction and the Nominative Absolute Participial Construction. Translate the sentences into Russian.
1. The two men were heard arguing. 2. My work having been finished, I left the office. 3. She felt the temperature dropping. 4. The children were seen playing in the garden. 5. We prefer the letters answered by the chief. 6. If you want things done well, do them yourself 7. He heard the car stopping in front of the house. 8. The weather being fine, all the windows were opened. 9. You can get your clothes made in Europe. 10. The cyclists were watched racing. 11. I heard someone calling me. 12. He turned round to pick up his bag and found it stolen. 13. The stewardess was heard explaining the conditions of our flight. 14. The bridge having been swept away by the flood, the train was late. 15. Where did you have your photograph taken? 16. He was heard saying this before. 17. Mr. Brown being in a terrible mood, his wife thought it best to ask him no questions. 18. The expansion of trade resulted in the improvement in the foreign trade figures, with export growing by 12 per cent. 19. The bus drivers being on strike, many people had to get to work using other means of transportation. 20. We didn't know when to go shopping, each shop opening at a different time. 21. The nurse left me waiting in the reception room. 22. It being a wet night, the cafe was fairly full.
Exercise 4. Read the following story and point out predicative constructions with Participle I. Put questions to these sentences. Retell the story to your group-mates.
Sitting at the bar with his friends Mr. Smith, a great hunter, was telling one of his usual stories. "That winter it was terribly cold," He said. I, absolutely worn out, was returning to my camp in the forest. Being terribly cold and hungry I could think of nothing else but a hot meal by the fire. It was getting dark and suddenly I heard somebody following me and turning back I saw a pack of wolves running up to me. I made a rush to a tree standing near by, and did my best to climb it. Having tried it several times I succeeded at last. But looking down I saw a wolf trying to catch hold of my feet. Having pulled up my knees I fell that I was sale for a moment. But I was too weak to hang in that position for a long time. And under the tree there were 20 fierce wolves with their heads up, looking at me with their mouths watering, waiting for a hot meal too." Saying I his Mr. Smith couldn't help drinking another glass of wine. "What happened next?" asked one of the listeners. "Er ... well I felt down," answered Mr. Smith lost in thought. "And what?" cried all the listeners in one voice. "Can't you guess?" replied the gentleman taking another drink. "The wolves ate me, of course."
Exercise 5. Translate the following sentences using the Objective Participial Construction, the Subjective Participial Construction or the Nomina! Absolute Participial Construction.
1. Так как лекция была очень интересной, все слушали ее с большим интересом. 2. Мы пошли пешком, а Мэри взяла такси. 3. Я слышал, как они говорили по-французски. 4. Я не починил вчера часы, так как мастерские были закрыты. 5. Когда работа заканчивается, я всегда чувствую себя усталым. 6. Ему надо сфотографироваться на следующей неделе. 7. Она услышала, как произнесли ее имя, и обернулась. 8. Эта повесть очень интересная, причем написал ее не писатель, а врач. 9. Они видели, что кто-то сидит на скамейке. 10. Я считаю себя помолвленной с господином Брауном. 11. Так как эта книга очень интересная, все хотели прочитать ее. 12. Начальник хочет, что бы это было сделано быстро. 13. Так как все было тщательно спланировано, мы не ожидали никаких затруднений. 14. Если обстоятельства позволят, он уйдет с этой работы. 15. Я встретила их, когда они шли фотографироваться. 16. Где вам шили этот костюм? 17. Мы видели, как вы здоровались с ним за руку. 18. Он вошел без стука, так как дверь была открыта. 19. Было слышно, как они вместе говорили. 20. Мы наблюдали, как студенты получали дипломы.