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.pdfAppendix 4: MINI-GRAMMAR
THE VERB "TO BE"
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Note! You can use "will be" with "I" and "we".
Negative forms are: He is not = He isn’t. He will not = He won’t. I shan’t.
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Основним дієсловом |
I am a reader. |
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У складі виразу |
I am fond of reading. |
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Для формування часів групи Continuous |
I am reading. |
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Для формування Passive |
I am read. |
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Модальним дієсловом |
I am to read. |
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to be afraid (of) |
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to be scared |
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to be glad |
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to be happy |
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to be delighted |
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to be pleased (with) |
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бути задоволеним |
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to be free |
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to be busy (with) |
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to be late (for) |
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to be in hurry |
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to be ready (with) |
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to be sure (of) |
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бути впевненим |
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to be sorry |
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to be tired |
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to be sick and tired |
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to be nervous (about) |
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to be cross (with) |
сердитися |
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to be angry (with) |
злитися |
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to be over |
закінчуватися |
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to be proud (of) |
пишатися |
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to be thirsty |
хотіти пити |
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to be hungry |
хотіти їсти |
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to be born |
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to be fond of |
любити |
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to be shy |
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to be o’k(all right) |
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to be bad (ill, sick) |
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to be bored |
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to be interested in |
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THE VERB "TO HAVE"
In British English we often use have got instead of have when the meaning is
"possess".
I've got a new book. |
I have a new book |
I haven't got any paper. |
I don't have any paper |
Have got means exactly the same as have in these uses; got is an "empty"
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Have got is more informal; we use it very often in conversations and, for
example, when we write friends.
Present form of have got
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Contractions
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I have got a lot of friends. |
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He has breakfast at 7 a.m. |
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He has read ... . |
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He had translated ... . |
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I have to have it. |
EXPRESSIONS WITH THE VERB "TO HAVE"
to have breakfast / dinner / a cup of tea
to have a talk / a chat
to have a good time
to have a smoke
to have a bath / a shower
to have a swim
to have a walk
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Note! Don’t use "got" with the expressions for action. You can use "Continuous" with these expressions.
Pay attention that the verb "to have" has different meaning:
Had he to come?
Can I have my watch back?
He has a cold.
Have a good time!
The play will have a great success.
I had nothing to do.
It has nothing to do with you.
He must have this tooth out.
You’ve been had. ( бути ошуканим )
She has done with all this.
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THE ACTIVE VOICE
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I do |
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I am doing |
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I have done |
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I have been doning |
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They do |
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They are doing |
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They have done |
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You have been doing |
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Do I do? |
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Am I doing? |
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Have I done? |
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Have I been doing? |
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I did |
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They did |
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They were doing |
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Did I do? |
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Was I doing? |
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Had I done? |
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Had I been doing? |
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I had not done |
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WE USE PRESENT FORMS
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a) for actions taking |
a) for an action which |
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states, repeated |
place now, at the |
started in the past and |
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actions and daily |
moment of speaking; |
continues up to the |
action which started |
routines; |
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b) for temporary |
state verbs such as be, |
continues up to the |
b) for general truths |
actions; that is actions |
have, like, know, etc. |
present, especially |
and laws of nature; |
that are going on |
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morning/day/ year, |
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whose result is visible |
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always, constantly, |
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commentaries, |
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reviews and |
actions which happen |
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past and lasted for |
narrations; |
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happened at an unstated |
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time in the past. The |
action may have |
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irritation or anger; |
exact time is not |
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developing situations. |
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have been working |
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TIME EXPRESSIONS FOR PRESENT FORMS
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The present simple is |
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continuous is used |
used with the following |
continuous is used |
time expressions: |
with the following |
time expressions: for, |
with the following |
usually, often, always, |
time expressions: |
since, already, just, |
time expressions: |
etc., every day / week / |
now, at the |
ever, never, so far, |
for, since, how long, |
month/ year, in the |
moment, at present, |
today, this week / |
lately, recently. |
morning / afternoon / |
these days, still, |
month, etc., how long, |
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nowadays, today, |
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WE USE PAST FORMS
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a) for an action which |
a) for an action which |
a) for an action which |
a) to put emphasis |
happened at a definite |
was in progress at a |
happened before |
on the duration of an |
time in the past. The |
stated time in the past. |
another past action or |
action which started |
time is stated, already |
We do not mention |
before a stated time in |
and finished in the |
known or implied; |
when the action started |
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stated time in the |
happened |
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finished in the past and |
past, usually with |
immediately one |
was in progress when |
whose result was |
since or for; |
after the other in the |
another action |
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states which are now |
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with the following time |
continuous is used |
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the following time |
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expressions: yesterday, |
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expressions: before, after, |
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then, when, How long |
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already, just, for, since, till |
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for, since, how |
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all morning / |
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time, never, etc. |
long, before, until, |
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in the near |
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actions or predictions |
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something will |
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NUMERALS
Numerals is a part of speech which includes words denoting number.
They are divided into cardinals (one, two, eleven, a hundred) and ordinals (the
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fifteen |
50 − fifty |
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60 − sixty |
2.100 a (= one) hundred
300 three hundred s
1000 a thousand
11,000 eleven thousand s
But: some thousands; millions and millions of people.
3.Saying "0"
oh [ou], zero, naught, nothing, nil.
Mind "0" can be spoken in different ways in different contexts.
Phone number: 067 922 00 78 − oh, six, seven, nine, double oh, seven, eight.
Maths: 0,7 − naught point seven oh point seven zero point seven
4.Fractions and decimals
14 − a fourth, a quarter
12 = 0,5 – a second, a half, zero point 5
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1,75 – one point seventy-five, one point seven five,
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