четверг, 13 января 2011 г.

Articles

1. Find English equivalents for the following:

Воск

Безделушка

Стеллаж

Систематизировать

Определять

Имя собственное

Пыль

Листва

2. Answer the questions.

1) When do we use indefinite articles?

2) Which indefinite article we use before a singular noun that starts with a vowel sound?

3) Where did Jennifer buy her doll?

4) How many things were on the second shelf?

5) For what does she use her vase?

6) Where do we use a definite article?

7) Which article do we use before uncountable nouns?

Each correct answer gets 1 point.

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понедельник, 3 января 2011 г.

Lesson 4a - The Passive - English Grammar



1. Find English equivalents for the following:
Залог
Разница
Переходные глаголы
Возможно
Акварели
Непереходные глаголы
Настоящее прогрессивное

2. Answer the questions:
1.When cannot we make sentence passive?
2.What do we use to name the person or thing that performs the action in a passive sentence?
3.How is the passive formed?
4.What is the passive voice?

3. Choose the correct answer:
1) Passive sentence's focus is on:
a) performing an action
b) receiving an action

2) Active sentence's focus is on:
a) performing an action
b) receiving an action

3) Second painting was given to Jennifer by a professional artist in:
a) France
b) Russia
c) Germany

4) Second painting was given to Jennifer on:
a) her wedding
b) Christmas
c) her birthday

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суббота, 4 декабря 2010 г.

Modal Verbs to Express Past Possibilities - Lesson 26 - English Grammar




1. Find English equivalents for the following:
отпуск
родной штат
сопровождать
родственники
предположение
основной глагол
уверенный
шоссе
чихать


2. Answer the questions.
How did Jennifer travel?
How old are her children?
Where did she take a trip to? Why?
Where does she live now?
When don't we need to use modal verbs?
What modal verbs do we use in the past:
a) in the affirmative sentence (100%)
b) in the negative sentence (100%)

c) in the affirmative sentence (less certain)
b) in the negative sentence (less certain)




суббота, 13 ноября 2010 г.

суббота, 23 октября 2010 г.

Watch, Listen, and Answer!



1. What did Jennifer want to eat first?
2. What does "C-V-C" mean?
3. When don't we double the last consonant before adding "-ed"?
4. Did Jennifer eat the candy?
    a) Yes b) No
5. Jennifer was at the kitchen table.
    What does the verb "was" tell us?
    a) a past action b) a past state or condition
6. She wanted to eat something.
     What does the verb "wanted" tell us?
    a) a past action b) a past state or condition
7. She took out a piece of candy.
     What does the verb "took" tell us?
    a) past action b) a past state or condition
8. She put the candy back and took the apple.
     What do the verbs "put" and "took" tell us?
    a) The actions were finished b) The actions were unfinished.
9. That was a good choice.
     What does the verb "was" tell us?
    a) Jennifer has a choice right now. She must make it. b) Jennifer had a choice in the past. She made it.
Each correct answer gets 1 point.