- •Методичні вказівки до корективного курсу для студентів 1 курсу всіх спеціальностей
- •Language The Verb “to have” in the Indefinite Tenses
- •Illustrative Examples
- •Our Language laboratory.
- •Practice.
- •Language The Verb “to be” in the Indefinite Tenses
- •Illustrative Examples
- •II. Reading Text My friends
- •III. Practice
- •1. Grammar
- •The Present Indefinite Tense
- •The Past Indefinite Tense
- •Indefinite Pronouns
- •Illustrative Examples
- •III. Grammar
- •Exercise 6. Ask your friend all possible questions to the following sentences.
- •IV. Reading
- •V. Language
- •VI. Comprehension
- •VII. Practice
- •VIII. Comprehension
- •IX. Practice
- •X. Reading
- •The Educational System of Great Britain
- •XII. Reading
- •The educational system of Ukraine
- •XIII. Practice
- •Open University
- •American Educational System
- •Language
- •Vocabulary to be learn:
- •Lesson / Class Практичне заняття
- •Academic Progress Академічна успішність
- •Students Студенти
- •Examination / Grading Period Екзаменаційна сесія
- •Hostel Гуртожиток
- •Social Activities Суспільна діяльність
- •Recreation Time Час відпочинку
- •Grammar The Present Indefinite Tense( Present Simple )
- •1. Sentence patterns
- •Illustrative Examples
- •Adverbial Modifiers of Time
- •Exersice.1 Put the verbs given below in the 3rd person Singular. Mind the reading of ending (e)s ([z],[s],[iz]). Make three columns :
- •Exercise 3. Object to the sentences. Use the phrases : No, it is not so? I am afraid you are wrong I can’t agree with you;. On the contrary as in the model:
- •Exercise 4. Express your surprise and give short affirmative ( negative ) answers as in the model:
- •The Past Indefinite Tense (Past Simple )
- •Sentence Patterns
- •Illustrative Examples
- •Past Indefinite Tense
- •Adverbial Modifier of time
- •I left secondary school in 2000.
- •It is really so. I left secondary school in 2000.
- •A) He left the University two hours ago. He left the University two hours ago, didn’t he? —Oh yes, he did .
- •The Future Indefinite Tense (Future Simple)
- •1. Sentence Patterns
- •Illustrative Example
- •The Future Indefinite Tense
- •Adverbial Modifiers of Time
- •I shall study.
- •The Indefinite Tense (Review)
- •III. Reading and comprehension
- •Student’s Life
- •IV. Practice
- •Student’s Biography
- •Написання українських власних назв за допомогою англійської графіки
- •Personal Information Sheet
- •Exercise 3. Role play the situations:
- •V. Reading
- •Word List
- •Supplementary Reading
- •The Royal Family
- •The Royal Family From the reign of King George VI up to September 1990 King George VI
- •1895 –1952.M. Lady
- •Viscount Linely Armstrong- Jones
- •Alexander Bell-the inventor of the telephone
- •Marie Curie
- •A)Read the text and find our how the British like to spend their free at home Recreations
- •Popular Pastime
- •Language
- •Sentence Patterns
- •Grammar
- •The Present Continuous (Progressive) Tense
- •I (to do) my homework. I am doing my homework. Model:
- •III. Practice.
- •IV. Reading and Practice.
- •V. Language
- •VI. Grammar
- •VII. Grammar Numerals
- •VIII. Reading an Comprehension
- •IX. Practice
- •X. Language
- •1. Key examples to be memorized.
- •Illustrative Examples
- •3.Grammar
- •XI. Practice
- •4. Grammar.
- •XII. Reading and Comprehension
- •The Seasons and the Weather
- •XIII. Practice
- •2 . Grammar Passive Voice
- •Переклад дієслів в Passive Voice на українську мову
- •II. Practice
- •Is the President, really, elected for a period of 5 years?
- •III. Reading and comprehension
- •Geographical position of Ukraine
- •IV. Practice
- •V. Reading and comprehension
- •Political System of Ukraine
- •VI. Practice
- •VII. Practice
- •VIII. Comprehension
- •Exercise 2. Agree or disagree with the following statements
- •IX . Supplementary
- •I.Language
- •II. Practice
- •III. Reading and Comprehension
- •The United Kingdom. Geography and Climate
- •IV. Practice Exercise 1. Using the chart of Great Britain (territory, location, population, parts, etc.) Make a report on the topic.
- •V. Reading and comprehension
- •The Government of Great Britain
- •VI. Practice
- •VII. Practice
- •VIII. Reading
- •IX. Comprehension.
- •X. Supplementary
- •Science and Technology
- •The Arts
- •London Museums and Art Galleries
- •Sport and Recreation
- •Language
- •Sentence patterns
- •Illustrative examples
- •Grammar Modal Verbs and their equivalents
- •I may put down your new address.
- •II. Language
- •Sentence Patterns
- •Illustrative examples
- •The Present Perfect Tense
- •Exercise 5. React to the following questions
- •Reading and Comprehension
- •Practice
- •Reading
- •Impressions of London (a letter to my friend Galina)
- •IV. Practice
- •V. Reading and comprehension
- •Kherson
- •VI. Practice
- •Supplementary material british holidays and london pageantry
- •New Year's Day
- •Spring and Summer Bank Holidays
- •Remembrance Day
- •Trooping the Colour
- •The State Opening of Parliament
- •Chief public holidays in the united states
- •January,1 New Year's Day
- •Lincoln's Birthday
- •Washington's Birthday
- •Veteran's Day
- •Christmas
- •List of irregular verbs
- •Verbs which are the same in all three forms
- •Verbs which have the same form for Past Simple and Past Participle
- •Verbs which nave the same form for the Base Form and the Pats Participle
- •Verbs which have all forms different
- •Курс «Правила читання англійською мовою” Англійский алфавіт і знаки транскрипції:
- •Урок 1 Читання голосних в наголошеному складі
- •Читання приголосних c, g, s, X
- •Урок 2 Читання голосних “і” та “y”
- •Урок 3 Читання букви “a”
- •Урок 4 Читання буквосполучень sh, ch, th
- •Урок 5 Читання букви “o”
- •Урок 6 Читання буквосполучень wh, ph, gh, qu
- •Урок 8 Читання буквосполучень ng, nk, kn, gn
- •Урок 9 Читання буквосполучень tion, sion, ture, sure
- •Урок 10
A)Read the text and find our how the British like to spend their free at home Recreations
TV Viewing. It has been estimated that the average British person spends 75 hours every week with television, radio, newspapers and magazines. All these sources of information, ideas and entertainments, together with film, video, and advertisements have become a part of daily life.
Watching television is a very popular leisure pastime in Britain. A typical day’s viewing includes film. Plays, current affairs, light entertainments, sport and politics. Nature documentaries are very popular. Television is a great information source which offers news and current affairs programmes, and it is used regularly to give information on everything from weather conditions to wildlife.
Lost of people enjoy “soap operas”. Coronation Street, Crossroads East Enders, and Neighbours are among the most popular TV series. They have been running for many years (Coronation street are been broadcast since 1960, Crossroads ― since 1964, East Enders since 1985) and they all have a large viewing audience.
The growth in use of videocassette recorders and equipment (including home computers) for playing television games has for many people increased the choice of entertainment available in the home.
Listening to music. Another favourite activity is listening to music on radio, records, cassette tapes, and CDs. This has become increasingly popular in recent years. Enthusiasts of pop music spend millions of pounds a year on records and stereo music systems. They also but the various music papers and magazines that publish the ‘charts’ ― list of the current best-selling records ―as well as details of pop singers and musicians.
There is, too, a considerable audience for classical music. Much of it is listened to at home. Radio devotes a lot of its broadcasting time to serious music.
Gardening. Britain is famous for its gardens and most people like gardening. This is probably one reason why so many people prefer to live in houses rather than in flats.
There are more private gardens in Britain than in any other country and they are looked after with love and enthusiasm. The British are keen gardeners. Every newspaper carries a regular gardening feature, radio and TV broadcast gardening programmes and most towns and villages have gardening clubs. Even in cities most people prefer to live in a house ― no matter how small ― gardens, rent a piece of land from their local council where they can cultivate flowers and vegetables. Almost every village and town holds an annual flower show in summer at which local gardeners exhibit fruit, flowers and vegetables and compete with each for prizes.
Do-It-Yourself. A popular British hobby is to make improvements and additions to houses without the help of professional or skilled workers such as painters, builder and carpenters. This activity of making or repairing things ready made of paying a workman to do the work for your, is called, DIY (do –it-yourself).
People with to keep their houses looking smart, and do-it-yourself repair and improvement work is widely practiced. There are now many handbooks and magazines devoted to DIY enthusiasts, telling them to go about repairs and improvements. There are also shops in every town selling or renting equipment and materials for DIY work.
What is a ‘soap opera? Can you explain why soar operas are popular though they are often naïve, silly and primitive?
How do you and your family prefer to listen to music ― on radio, records, cassette tapes, CDs, or at concerts?
What do the letters DIY mean?
Is do-it-yourself repair widely practiced in the families of your friends and acquaintances? Are there shops in your city similar to DIY shops?
Read the text about the popular pastimes and find out British people’s preferences for certain types of leisure and entertainments.