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Всем привет. С вами снова Natalie Silakoff и наше очередное нескучное занятие.

Сегодня у нас новая порция материала.

 "At the Party"

Dialogue

Linda: Oh, that was great! 
 
Brian: Linda, you are also here? Our performance was not bad, but our bassist,
unfortunately, was sick. 
 
Linda: Your sound is very mad! My sister and I were very much impressed! 
 
Brian: You are so nice! So is your dress... 
 
Linda: Oh, thanks. My sister gave it to me. 
 
Brian: Your sister has very good taste. Your taste in music is also very good!
Hahaha... Are you friends with the Fischers?
 
Linda: Yes, the Fishers are good friends of mine. My sister and Britney Fisher are
team mates. And the Fishers are our neighbours. 
 
Brian: Super! Pete Fisher is my friend. I also know his parents. My father and his
parents play Bridge together. Our families know each other very well. 
 
Linda: Do your parents live in London? 
 
Brian: My father does. My parents are actually divorced; my Mum lives with my
brother in Germany, and our father lives with his wife here in London. Their house is
beautiful. He is a lawyer and his wife works as a teacher. 
 
Linda: My mother is also a teacher and my father works as an actor. My younger
brother goes to school, but he is at home today. My brother is an actor too. Do you
know an actor by the name of Paul Marifa?  

Brian: Paul Marifa! Of course. I like Sundays, because I can always watch his
then. A good series, one hour long around seven, an exciting hour. 
 
Linda: Wait until summer, the show always continues then! Do you play anoth
instrument? 
 
Brian: I play the piano and the guitar. 
 
Linda: By the way, what time is it? 
 
Brian: One second, it is nine! No, wait! It is five past ten. 
 
Linda: Oh, I thought it was only a quarter to ten. 
 
Brian: Do you have to get up early tomorrow? 
 
Linda: Yes, unfortunately around half past six! Oh, finally, the dinner is over!
wanted to begin around eight, and now, it is nearly a quarter past ten and I ha
be back home around eleven. It will be twelve soon, I think. 
 
Brian: Let me give you my number. I would like to invite you to my next conce
– five – two – one – three – three – two – zero …. 
 
Linda: Oh. I’ll call you! Would you like some wine and a piece of bread? 
 
Brian: No thanks! I already had enough bread and I cannot drink too much wi
because I have to sing again... Many people here have already had too much!
Hahaha. 
 
Linda: Well then, good luck!
 
 

 Possessive Adjectives

(используются перед существительными) 

Singular:                                     Plural:
my                                                     our
 
your                                                your
 
His, her, its                                      their

 

Possessive Pronouns

(используются без существительных) 

Singular:                                     Plural:
mine                                                 ours
 
yours                                                yours
 
His, hers, its                                   theirs

Articles

 


A / an (indefinite article): depends  on the initial sound of the adjective that immediately follows the article   (e. g. “a banana, an apple”)         

        Used  with: countable nouns; nouns indicating nationality, profession, religion, membership…;

 

The (definite article):

Used with: plural names of people and places; when there is only one of something (e. g. “the last samurai“); specific people and things …

 

No article:

Used with: uncountable nouns; names of people; names of places; names of meals, days, months and seasons; persons and things in general (e. g. “Children are not little adults”) …

 

Numbers

 

 
Cardinal Numbers:  Ordinal Numbers:
0  zero                                          1st  first
1  one                                     2nd  second
2  two                                         3rd  third
3  three                                    4th  fourth
4  four                                          5th  fifth
5  five                                          6th  sixth
6  six                                      7th  seventh
7  seven                                   8th  eighth
8  eight                                     9th  ninth
9  nine                                     10th  tenth
10  ten                                                 ...  ...
11  eleven  Other numeral expressions:
12  twelve                                      1 x  once
13  thirteen                                 2 x  twice
14  fourteen                     3 x  three times
20  twenty                         4 x  four times
21  twenty-one                                   ...  ...
30  thirty                                   Fractions:
40  forty                                     1/2  a half
50  fifty                                     1/3  a third
60  sixty                             2/3  two thirds
70  seventy                3/4  three quarters
80  eighty                           2/5  two  fifths
90  ninety                      4/10  four tenths
100  a hundred        1 1/2  one and a half
101  a hundred and one                             
110  a hundred and ten                             
200  two hundred                                      
1000  one thousand                                   
1001  one thousand and one                    
2000  two thousand                                   
1.000.000  one million                              
1.000.000.000  one billion  ...                

Decimals:

2.5  two point five
1.25  one point twenty-five

 

Other numeral expressions:

single

double

threefold

 

Exercise

Fill in the correct possessive pronoun. 
his  his  his  his  mine  My  My  My  my  my  my  My  My  My  My  My  My   my 
Our  our  our  Our  Our  Their  Your  Your  your  your  Your  

Linda: Oh, that was great! Brian: Linda, you are also here? ____ performance was
not bad, but ____ bassist, unfortunately, was sick. Linda: ____ sound is very mad!
____ sister and I were very much impressed! Brian: You are so nice! So is ____
dress... Linda: Oh, thanks. ____ sister gave it to me. Brian: ____ sister has very
good taste. ____ taste in music is also very good! Hahaha... Are you friends with
the Fischers? Linda: Yes, the Fishers are good friends of ____. ____ sister and
Britney Fisher are team mates. And the Fishers are ____ neighbours. Brian: Super!
Pete Fisher is ____ friend. I also know ____ parents. ____ father and ____ parents
play Bridge together. ____ families know each other very well. Linda: Do ____
parents live in London? Brian: ____ father does. ____ parents are actually
divorced; ____ Mum lives with ____ brother in Germany, and ____ father lives with
____ wife here in London. ____ house is beautiful. He is a lawyer and ____ wife
works as a teacher. Linda: ____ mother is also a teacher and ____ father works as
an actor. ____ younger brother goes to school, but he is at home today. ____
brother is an actor too. Do you know an actor by the name of Paul Marifa? Brian:
Paul Marifa! Of course.

Exercise

Fill in the correct article, or leave blank if no preposition is needed.
 A a a  a  an an an an  the  the  the 

He is ____ lawyer and his wife works as ____ teacher. Linda: My mother is also
____ teacher and my father works as ____ actor. My younger brother goes to
school, but he is at home today. My brother is ____ actor too. Do you know ____
actor by the name of Paul Marifa? Brian: Paul Marifa! Of course.I like - Sundays,
because I can always watch his show then. ____ good series, one hour long
around seven, ____ exciting hour. Linda: Wait until - summer, ____ show always
continues then! Do you play another instrument? Brian: I play ____ piano and ____
guitar. 

Переводим  диалог, выполняем упражнения и осознаем грамматику. Не забудьте выучить диалог))) В следующий раз разбираем полеты, а на сегодня хватит.

Cheers

Natalie Silakoff

 

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