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Unit 1 family

Grammar: Personal pronouns and their derivatives; to be; to have; there is/are; plurals of nouns; some, any, no and their derivatives; Active Simple tenses; basic forms of the verb; Conditional I

Vocabulary

Bachelor of Science /Arts – бакалавр естественных/

гуманитарных наук

cousin n – двоюродный брат, /-ая сестра

divorced a – разведенный

enough a – достаточно

get on – ладить

grandparent n – бабушка, дедушка

grandchild=grandson/granddaughter n – внук, внучка

guest n – гость

housewife n – домохозяйка

hostel n – общежитие

husband n – муж

magazine n – журнал

married a – женатый, замужем

modern a – современный

modern conveniences – современные удобства

neighbor n – сосед

pen-friend / penpal / keypal n – друг по переписке

parent n – родитель

secondary school – общеобразовательная школа

share household chores/duties – делить домашние обязанности

single одинокий, холостой,

незамужняя

suburb nпригород

surname n – фамилия

spend time – проводить время

teenager/teen n – подросток

wife n – жена

1.1 Read these words and give their Russian equivalents.

Nouns n (существительные): university, principle, mathematics, physics.

Verbs v (глаголы): form, start, finish, organize.

Adjectives a (прилагательные): special, technical, practical, general, favourite

Adverbs adv (наречия): finally, practically, generally

Grammar: Personal and Possessive Pronouns

Person

Subject,

pronoun

Object

pronoun

Possessive

adjective

Possessive pronoun

Reflexive,

pronoun

Singular

1

I

me

my

mine

myself

2

you

you

your

yours

yourself

3

he

she

it

him

her

it

his

her

its

his

hers

its

himself

herself

itself

Plural

1

we

us

our

ours

ourselves

2

you

you

your

yours

yourselves

3

they

them

their

theirs

themselves

1.2 Choose the right answer.

a) 1. She gives me her/hers phone number and I gave her my/mine. 2. They take you home in their/theirs car. 3. We shows them our/ours documents. 4. Is that book your/yours? 5. Here are his notes. Can you see their/theirs? 6. This isn’t my/mine bag. My/Mine is brown. 7. Can we use your/yours CD-player? Our/ours is broken.

b) 1. They love (their, them) daughter. 2. Here’s (her, she) computer. She uses (him, his, it) every day. 3. Do you like (us, our) new house? 4. Look at the map. This is Scotland. (It, Its) capital is Edinburgh. 5. They don’t often visit (us, our). 6. Can you see (their, them) children? – No, I can’t see (their, them). 7. Do you want to watch the film? – No, I don’t like (him, it). 8. Where’s John? Find (him, his) at once. 9. Where’s Mary? I want to talk to (she, her). 10. Take (your, you) watch and give (them, it) to (we, us). 11. Where are (her, me) glasses? She usually wears (it, them) at work. 12. The cat looks at (my, me) with (his, its) yellow eyes.

1.3 Fill in the gaps choosing suitable reflexive pronouns.

1. She felt so unhappy that she threw … on the bed and cried. 2 Look at … in the mirror: your face is all dirty. 3. Hurry up, children! Put away your toys. You must do it … . 4. After the shower he dried … on a big and soft towel. 5. It was a wonderful day and we really enjoyed … . 6. I know that I’ll never let … ask her such a question. 7. The boy threw… upon his knees in front of the king. 8. They have nobody to thank but … .

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