Dasgal Ajiluud Tsaguudiin - Odt
Dasgal Ajiluud Tsaguudiin - Odt
Dasgal Ajiluud Tsaguudiin - Odt
(give) the driver the money. An old man ____________ (read) his newspaper. The young boy
____________ (ring) the bell. Two children ____________ (run) for the bus. The bus
____________ (stop) and the people ____________ (get off) it. .
22. Autumn Is Here
It is beginning of autumn. I can see though the window that it ____________ (rain). The wind
____________ (blow) and some leaves ____________ (fall). My brothers____________ (listen)
to records and they ____________ (discuss) the weather. It seems that the summer is over and
there is nothing to look forward to. A small dog outside____________ (run) and ____________
(bark) in happily. I guess he____________ (look) for shelter. I think that the best thing about
autumn and winter is that spring and summer are soon to follow.
23. A Busy Afternoon
It is 06:00 o'clock in the afternoon. Everybody is busy. Father ____________ (read) the Evening
paper. Mother ____________ (help) David with his homework. Miriam ____________ (do) the
dishes. Uri ____________ (wash) the family car. Our little dog ____________ (bark) unhappily.
He _____________ (wait) for somebody to take him out. There are a lot of actives outside.
People ____________ (come) from work. Mothers ___________ (call) their children to come
back home. Another day ____________ (come) to an end.
(C) Present Progressive Wh Questions:
1. Ron is visiting his grandmother right now.
2. The children are playing outside at this moment.
3. We are playing tennis today after school.
4. Look! The dogs are lying under a tree
5. Tami and Tali are studying in the library this week.
6. The boys are crying now because their dog is sick.
7. Listen! She's singing in the shower.
8. They are watching the film: "titanic" right now.
9. Mr. and Mrs. Levi are leaving in a few minutes because it's late.
10. Miri is walking slowly
11. I am eating a cheese sandwich right now.
12. Liron is sitting in her room.
13. Vered is thinking about her parents tonight.
14. I am having lunch with my sister at "Apropo" now.
15. Esther is planning to go to Eilat.
(D) Ronit is calling her sister Yael. Write questions and complete their conversion
A: Hi Ronit___________________________________________________________?
B: I'm at the big parade.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: It's on Herzel street.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: Yes, there are a lot of people in the streets.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: No, Im not alone. Oded is with me.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: No, We are standing on the sidewalk.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: Yes, We are having a great time.
A: _________________________________________________________________?
B: I'm coming home in an hour, please wait for me.
A: O.K, but don't be later.
Exercises - Past Progressive
A. Past Simple & Past Progressive
1. When Mrs. Golan _______ (open) the door, her children _______(do) homework and her
husbend (read)_____________ the newspaper.
2. What _____you _____ (do) yesterday at half past eight in the morning I ________(study) at
school.
3. __________he__________(arrive) to the meeting last time?
4. __________they_________(paint) the walls when your mother __________ (come) in?
5. While Dan_________(fix) the chairs, his sister, Ronna,_______(work) in the garden.
6. They _________(watch) television when the lights ________(go) out.
7. While mother __________ (hang) the clothes, her two daughters __________(wash) the
dishes.
8. Tom _________(water) the garden when it __________(start) to rain.
9. She _________(talk) on the phone, when I ____________(arrive).
10. I____________(read) a book when you ___________(call) me.
11. The children ____________(play) tennis, when their grandmother __________(come) to
visit.
12. When Mrs. Smith ______(enter) the room, her children _____(listen) to the radio very loudly.
13. Ann _________(sweep) the floor while John_________(make) the beds.
14. The parents_________(sleep) while the baby _________(play) quietly in her bed.
15. When the teacher _________(walk) into the room, the pupils _________ (make) a lot of
noise.
16. I (meet) ________a group of my friends as I (leave )_________my house yesterday. They
(run) _________ along the street. Some of them (talk) ________ in loud voices. Others
(shout) _________ and (laugh) __________. My friend, Danny, (wear) __________a funny
red hat. His sister Judy (hold) _________ some colored balloons. George (carry)
_________ some bottles. .I (look) ________at them for a moment and then I
(understand)_________ what (happen) __________. They (get) ________ready for our
class party and they (be) _________on their way to my house because they (need) my help.
B. Make YesNo Questions in the Past Simple and Past Progressive
1. Yes, my grandmother was lying I bed all morning. She`s sick !
2. Yes, the party last night was a success.
3. No, we weren't watching a movie yesterday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
4. No, my friends didn`t fly to Africa last year.
5. Yes, the children were sleeping all night.
6. No, Dana didn't tell me what happened yesterday.
7. Yes, the car was making strange noises all the way home.
8. Yes, the baby ate her supper a few minutes ago.
9. No, Amir didn't borrow his father`s car when he was younger.
10. Yes, Liran was playing football as his parents were reading a book.
C. Make WH Questions in the Past Simple and Past Progressive:
1. The vegetables were fresh.
2. I was sleeping in a tent yesterday night between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m .
3. She was tired yesterday because she worked hard.
4. Sima was knitting a new sweater when the telephone rang.
5. The building was beautiful last year .
6. We were doing homework when the telephone rang.
7. The money was in my pocket an hour ago.
8. John recognized his friend last June.
9. Tom was driving to Eilat yesterday between 5:00 and 10:00 a.m.
2. clean ___________
3. play ___________
4. close ___________
5. cry ___________
6. drop ___________
7. wait ___________
8. practice ___________
9. notice ___________
10. jog ___________
E. Fill in the passages with the verbs in brackets. Use the past simple
A minute before we 1. ________ (leave) Casablanca, a women 2. ________ (get) on the plane.
She 5. ________ (not have) much luggage for an international flight. From the moment I
6.________ (see) her I 7. ________ (think) she was an interesting person. The only empty seat 8.
________ (be) next to me. She 9. ________ (ask) me if she 10. ________ (can) sit there. She 11.
________ (speak) English but she 12. ________ (have) a foreign accent. Later I 13. ________
(hear) her speak French and Italian. I 14. ________ (want) to talk to her but she 15. ________
(not say) much the whole flight. I 16. ________ (become) more and more curious as the trip 17.
________ (continue). I 18. ________ (watch) her carefully and 19. ________ (notice) that she
20. ________ (have) two passports. From time to time she 21. ________ (read) her book, but
most of the time she 22. ________ (seem) to be thinking about something else. When we finally
23. ________ (arrive) in New York she 24. ________ (go) to the customs officer. He 25.
________ (look) quickly inside her luggage. Then he 26. ________ (tell) her to go on. Later I 27.
________ (meet) her at the airport. She suddenly 28. ________ (wave) to someone and 29.
________ (smile) I 30. ________ (turn) around for a minute and she 31. ________ (disappear).
F. Write WH questions about the underlined words
1. The wind made the noise.
___________________________________________________________
2. The opera singer sang loudly.
___________________________________________________________
3.
Yoni
wrote
about
his
___________________________________________________________
4. They thought about the problem all day.
___________________________________________________________
5. Vered knew all the answers.
___________________________________________________________
grandparents.
10. Nir always (try) __________ to be a good boy, but he (not behave) __________ well.
11. Mike usually (not catch) ____________ a cold in the winter. He frequently (catch)
____________ in the summer.
(D) Rewrite the following sentences, putting the frequency expressions in the right place
1. They are happy to have guests. (always)
2. We laugh at people in trouble. (never)
3. Im busy on Wednesdays. (usually)
4. Birds build their nests on this roof. (every winter)
5. They sing very loudly. (generally)
6. Dalit is late for school. (rarely)
7. My parents help me with my homework. (hardly ever)
8. My parents visit us. (from time to time)
9. We are at home on Saturdays. (often)
10. The secretary works here. (five days a week)
11. We have fish for lunch. (sometimes)
12. Sharon has lunch before two oclock. (seldom)
(E) Make YES/NO Questions in the Present Simple:
1. Yes, Tamar hates mice.
2. Yes, our neighbor fixes bikes.
3. Yes, your mother bakes cakes every Friday.
4. No, Bennys father doesnt work in a bakery every week.
5. Yes, I always clean on Thursdays.
6. No, Neta doesnt run fast.
7. Yes, Idan tries to win the swimming contest every year.
8. No, these rooms dont have two windows.
9. Yes, the baby usually cries a lot.
10. Yes, Gilad always drives too fast.
(F) Write YES/NO Questions OR Wh-Questions to the following answers:
1. I study English four days a week.
2. We usually finish school at 13:25.
3. My Father washes the car once a week.
4. Rinat comes late to work because she takes her son to kindergarten.
5. The last bus leaves at 10:00 oclock every night.
6. Rinat feels very good.
7. Yes, I like geography.
8. No, we dont go to the park every afternoon.
9. My sister studies French because she wants to go to France.
10. Yes, Ronit belongs to a youth club.
(G) Danny is asking Galit questions. Fill in the questions below:
Danny: _____________________________________________________________.
Galit : My name is Galit.
Danny : _____________________________________________________________.
Galit : I live in Haifa.
Danny : ____________________________________________________________.
Galit : Yes, I go to school in Haifa.
Danny : _____________________________________________________________.
Galit : My father drives me to school.
Danny : _____________________________________________________________.
Galit : School begins at 08:15 in the morning.
Danny : _____________________________________________________________.
Galit : No, my father doesnt take me back home.
Danny : ____________________________________________________________.
Galit : Nobody makes my lunch when I return home.
Danny : Well we very alike. It is nice to meet you.
VV (THE)
(The definite article)
1.
2.
I . VV
V
Alps
V
, the old - VV, the wolf - .
V : the English -
V V V : the Smiths -
: Switzerland,
: the London of today - V .
Turkey,
London,
Mount-
Church,
school, college, prison, bisiness, chapel, hospital, market, sea, table, town,
work, bed V : church is over, school
begins,
he
was
sent
to
prison,
go
to
bed.
: VV : The school is near the
church. - V .
Christmas
: the last Sunday in August. V .
My
brother
studies
algebra.
Photography is my hobby. - .
:
.
: "of"- VV
V
VV .
the Cape of good Hope, The England I know is different from . . .
VV (, AN)
(The indefinite article)
1.
2.
: I
have a pen. I see a dog.
V : a dof is domestic
animal. ("" )
V, : my brother is a painter, he is an
englishman,
she
became
a
Protestant
: the title of (doctor), the rank of (general), the dignity of (senator)-
VVV.
V (The noun)
I . V : V V = V
. V V
V V, V V
he
V V, V V
she her
V V V V
it
its
.
V : The lion licked its paw.
: V V
.
V (V) = V : the dog, his name
V ( ) = V : the cat, she is dead
V "-ess" V VV. : actor actress, host - hostess, prince - princess, waiter - waitress, lion - lioness,
duke - duchess
: , V
: the 'Atlantic' lost her crew, England and her dominions
II . V VV
Singular
+
s : dog
dogs,
friend
friends
V VV "-s" .
: leg -legs, wall - walls, tree - trees, table - tables.
V :
s,
ss, x, z, ch, sh, tch, "-es" . : ass - asses, box - boxes, church hurches
VV
fe,
- "- oes" : hero - heroes, potato - potatoes. V : photo photos, piano - pianos, radio - radios VV.
Y V
V,
V V
VV.
: man - men, woman - women, foot - feet, tooth - teeth, goose
- geese, mouse - mice, person -people, louse - lice
: man - V : gentleman gentlemen,
Frenchman
Frenchmen
.
: German, -s; Roman, -s; Norman, -s V "s" .
(Abstract) (Collective)
.
:
advice - , business - , furniture - , knowledge , merchandise - , progress - .
:
V
: scissors - , tongs , spectacles
- V
.
They came in with their hats on their heads -
.
III . (The case)
(Normative) = (the,
a,
an)
(Genitive - V ) =of (the, a, an)
(Dative - V ) = to (the, a, an)
book
V , , : a week's
holiday, a month's stay, a mile's walk, at arm's length, a stone's throw
.
I am at my uncle's (house). - () . at the doctor's
(practice) -
to
- V .
VVVV VVVV
We
gave
the beggar
a penny
sent
you
some books
V :
to - .
VVVV
VVVV
V ..
We
Gave
a penny
to the beggar
Sent
some books
V V
to - . :
english
mongolian
english
mongolian
english
mongolian
to add
to reply to
cruel to
to listen to
, to happen to
- just to
to declare,
explain to
to say to
to mention to
kind to
polite to
V V . V V :
english
mongolian
english mongolian
english
to give
to bring
to forgive
to tell
to lend
VV
to take
to cost
to write
to offer
to send
to owe
to sell
to pay
to show VVV
to promise
to fetch
mongolian
english mongolian
: "it" - V
:
give it me - VV ; bring it us - VV
(The adjective)
V. The great
poets of England - .
I . (Degrees of Comparison of
the Adjective)
(positive) (comparative)
V
- er
(superlative)
- est
long
longer
the longest
large
larger
the largest
more
V
most
beautiful
more beautiful
VV
good
Better
VV
the best
bad
worse
V the worst
:
VV "the"- .
V : ) V b ) V
: (polite - politer - the politest , severe - severer - the
severest) VV -y, -le, -er, - ow, - some -
V : happy - happier - the happiest, clever - cleverer - the - cleverest .
V : a ) V V
: cautious - more cautious - the most cautious, useful - more useful - the most
useful. b ) V VV V
VVV : interesting - more interesting - the most interesting, delighted - more
delighted - the most delighted.
VV V :
"e"
VV , VV
, V V VV
. : big - bigger - biggest, hot - hotter - hottest, fit - fitter - fittest.
VV
VV .
later
latest
late
latter
last
farther
farthest
further
furthest
older
oldest
elder
eldest
VV
nearer
nearest
far
old
near
next
smaller
smallest
less
least
little
II . V
: as - as : my sister is as big as I am - .
brother -
the
- the : the further they went the worse the road was -
.
the
less - the less : the less you work, the less you will earn -
.
the
former
the
same
the .
the
latter .
.
other than - . . . - , . . . -
,
.
.
.
VV
VV
the V.
the good
the blind
the poor
VV V V
V, V man / woman, boy / girl, gentleman /
VVV
lady, person / people V . : the blind
women, the poor person, poor people . . .
"-sh", "-ch'' - V V
V
V
man / woman, gentleman / lady -
.
: the English - an Englishman, the French - a French lady, the Scotch
two
Scotchmen,
the
Dutch
some
Dutchmen
V V . : (the)
Americans, (the) Germans, (the) Russians
IV .
1.
V VV (attributive
use) V. : This is an interesting book. -
. They live in the old house. - .
2.
V V VVVV (predicative
V (Adverb)
V V , , ,
, , .
I . V VV
Adjective
+
ly
=
Adverb ,
"ly"
VV V VV V .
1.
2.
V "-y" -
: gay - gaily .
3.
4.
full - fully
5.
. dryly drily,
! "-ly" in a . . . manner
(way) V V . : in a friendly manner; in a
lovely way
V VV .
"-ly" : early,
daily,
weekly,
monthly,
yearly . . .
.
pretty
only
still
very
(adjective)
, V,
V (adverb)
, ,
"-ly" VV V V
. : hardly - VV , ;nearly ,
: very good,
very
badly,
(very) much V V : I thank you very much.
: (Adjective) V (adverb)
: to work hard - , to
walk slow - , to talk loud (low) - , to spell
right (wrong) - () , to feel happy -
, to stop short - V
II
.
V
1.
V : ("-ly" - VV V V "more,
most"
)
brightly - more brightly - most brightly ; slowly - more slowly - most slowly
2.
V : ("-ly" VVV V V
"-er,
est" )
soon - sooner - soonest ; often - oftener - oftenest ; early - earlier - earliest
3.
:
well - better - best ; badly - worse - worst ; little - less - least ; much - more - most
late - latter - last ; far - farther (further) - farthest (furthest) ; near - nearer - nearest
(next)
III. V
V
V
: V
VVVV V.
VV V :
1.
V (, V
V ) VV .
(
!)
:
in
1999
we
went
to
London
:I
met
him
yesterday.
: We thanked him heartily
2.
V V ( V
V V ) V V ,
V V . :
: She allways heard the child cry. - VV V
.
I have often been in America -
VV V : + +
. :We arrived safely in London yesterday.
(The Numeral)
V (Cardinal numerals)
1 -one, 2 - two, 3 - three, 4 - four, 5 - five, 6 - six, 7 - seven, 8 - eight, 9
- nine, 10 - ten,11- eleven, 12 - twelve, 13 - thirteen,14 - fourteen,15 fifteen, 16 - sixteen, 17 - seventeen, 18 - eighteen, 19 - nineteen, 20
- twenty, 21 - twenty one, 22 - twenty two, 30 - thirty, 40 - forty, 50 - fifty,
60 - sixty, 70 - seventy, 80 - eighty, 90 - ninety, 100 - a (one) hundred,101
- a (one) hundred and one, 200 - two hundred, 1000 - a (one) thousand,
2000 - two thousand, 100 000 - a (one) hundred thousand, 1 000 000 - a
(one) million, 2 000 000 - two million(s)
(Ordinal numerals and Fractional numerals)
Ordinal numerals = Cardinal numerals + th : the hundredth . V
: first,
second,
third
(1st,
2nd,
3rd)
V : five - fifth, eight - eighth, nine - ninth, twelve - twelfth,
twenty
- twenthieth
.
: He was born on July 14th on the 23rd of July ;
: Elizabeth II - Elizabeth the second()
"the" VV . the first, the
second,
the
eleventh, 101
- the
hundred
and
first
(Common Fractions): 1/2 a (one) half, 1/3 one third,
2/5 two
fifths,
2.3/7 two
and
three
sevenths
(Decimal Fractions): 0.3 nought (zero) point three,
2.35 two point three five (thirty five)
V
= first
then
:
First he lived at home, then he went to England. -
.
: - VV = at first - at last, at lenght :
At first I believed him, but at last I became distrustful. -
VV , V .
V : V = firstly in the first place ;
= thirdly in the third place . . . ; in the
fifth place . : = in the sixth place
: =once
=how many
times?
=twice , =sometimes
once more
=single
=treble,
threefould
100
=a (one)
hundredfold
=double
=fourfold
=manifold
, ,
V VV
(Personal, Possessive, Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns)
VVVV
Accusative
Nominative = Subject
Objective
=
=
II
mine -
V
VV
.
-self -
.
myself - ()
,
me -, my -
you
he - ()
him - VV,
VV
his - VV his - VV
himself - ,
()
she - ()
her - VV,
VV
her - VV hers - VV
herself - ,
()
it - ,
it - VV,
VV,
VV, VV
its - VV
( V)
its - VV
itself - ,
(, )
we - ,
us - ,
,
our - ,
ours - ,
ourself - ,
()
you -
you - ,
your - , yours - ,
they - ,
yourselves - ( )
,
one
one
one's
one's (own)
oneself
to
-V : give
me
the
book
to : give the book to me
VV :
V VV
VVVV
VVVV
.-
VV
VV
VVVV
VVVV
.-
II
VV
I wash myself. - .
V
VV
V ( )-
V VV VV
V (Reciprocal pronouns)
each other - , one another - , :
They
greeted
each
other.
.
We know each other very well. - .
The children look at each other in the mirror. - VVVV
.
(Demonstrative pronouns)
this -
that -
these -
those -
1.
2.
3.
VV : He likes this. - VV .
(Interrogative Pronouns)
1. V
2.
V V
(, )
V V
who? = ?
Who can swim?
what? = ?
What is this?
which? = , ,
, ?
Which of you is ill?
what?,which?
whose = ?
of whom? =
?
1. Whose book is
this?
2. Of whom did you
speak?
of what? =
?
Of what did you
speak?
of which? = ,
?
There were two
accidents. Of which
did you near?
to what? = ?
To what does this
refer?
to which?
There are two teams,
to which do you
to whom? = ?
To whom did you
give?
belong?
whom? = ? what? = ?
Whom did you call? What do you see?
which?
Which do you like
better, tea or coffee?
: V (Prepositions)
V
V
:
Whom are you speaking of? - .
What
is
he
laughing
at?
?
What are you talking about? - .
(Relative and conjunctive pronouns)
V
V V
who
which
that
(that - of)
to whom
to which
(that - of)
whom
which
that
who
of whom
- VV
to whom
- VV
whom
which
of which
whose
VV V)
to which
- VV
which
- V
: V
(Preposition) V
V
.
The man whom I was waiting for. - V .
The house, that I lived in. - .
that
.
VV
VV
1.
who,
which-
:
Who was the man that you were talking of? - ?
This is the bird (that) he caught. - VV .
2.
V (Indefinite pronouns)
: all, everything, something, anything, much, little, nothing, the same :
That is everything (that) I know. - V .
3.
it is . . . , it was . . . -
It was the storm that destroyd the house. - .
4.
:
They talked about the natives and plants (that) they had found interesting. -
.
: that - V V V
V
V
.
The train that I waited for arrived. - V
.
: VV VV V
.
This is the boy (whom) Iike best. - VV
.
The house (that) we live in. - .
V
(Indefinite pronouns)
some = , , , (
)
1.
2.
any = , ,
1.
2.
3.
some
any-
V
V.
someone, somebody - , V; something - ,
; somewhere - , , ; anyone, anybody -
V, ; anything - , , ; anywhere - ,
, ,
each = V, V, , V (V, V
V )
V VV:
every = V (V, )
V,
V,
all = V, V ( V V
)
V VV:
V
all of them - V
: all the better - V ; not at all - V, V; all at once : after all - , VV ; first of all - , ; once for
all - V ; all the day - V , V ;
either = , ; neither = , , ,
nor either
-
VV
not - either
other = , ,
V VV:
much =
it takes too much
time
many =
many families live
there
little =
I have little hope
few =
I saw only few boys
many a = ()
a little = ,
a few = , ,
VV
(Interrogative)
VV
VV
(Interrogativenegative)
(The present indefinite
tense)
I open
he opens
I do not open
do I open?
he does
does he open?
notopen
do I not open?
does he not open?
(The past indefinite tense)
I opened
I did
not open
did I open?
(The present perfect tense)
I have opened
I have
notopened
have I opened?
(The past perfect tense)
I had opened
I had
notopened
had I opened?
V
I shall open
(The future indefinite tense) you will open
I should
shall I open?
notopen
shall (will) you
you will not
open?
open
V I should open
(The future indefinite in the you would open
past)
I should
notopen
you would
notopen
:
- V V when, if, while,
as soon as - VV
V.
:
I shall go out when I am ready - .
he would do it if he could - VV .
V V
(Auxiliary verbs)
to have = -,
V V V : he has come -
to
have + + V V = - , VV: I
have my hair cut - V .
to
to
to have - V V VV ( got V V
VV) : have you (got) a new house? VV
to do - . Do you have a new house? -
?
to be =
V
to
to
be + V = - : the lesson is to be
finished - .
to
to do = , V
VVVV V V VV
: do
you
like
it?
VV to
V:
?
do-
1.
2.
?
VV VV to do -
: who does not know that? - VV V ?
V V VV : we do not forget it
VV
V
VV to do -
V:
1.
V V : he cannot swim - V.
2.
3.
not V V VV
VV : is she ill? - no I suppose not. ? VV
V .
VV
to do - VV V V
to have to be - VV: do not have a look at it?
- don't be sorry! - VV V ? VV !
( ) V V to do -
:
1.
VV V V : he
knows more then I do. - VV .
2.
, V yes no - : Do you
listen to the music? Yes, we do. No we do not.
3.
4.
"V
VV?
V
?" VV
VV
: You feel better, do not you? - ,
?
VV VV : he didn't say so,
did
he?
?
VV
V V
: You are not glad, are you? - V , ?
V V
(Modal verbs)
VV V V V
V V V V .
I could
I can
...-
...-
V V
: he could
(VV V) to be
translate -
: can I help you? - unable to - V
( 2-): to know,
?
(know to) -
to be to
shall: V
V:
you shall not steal! -
: what am I to do V!
I shall
?
I should
: his death was to
should:
( 3
decide her fate - VV
V
: the teacher said we
V)
should work
: to be said - to
be supposed to : he is said
V ,
(supposed) to be ill VV : you should tell the
VV
truth - V
I will
I would
will: V V: I will get on in V: to want, to wish, to
... -
... -
my life - like: I wantto see him -
V V
VV .
do as you like -
V .
would:
V
V V: going to, to
V V (
mean to, to propose to
VV): he would not go
: to be willinf to: he
abroad - V
is willing to do all -
. V : I
V V
would I were at home -
. VV
V: boys will be boys - VV V: to wish VV VV would + V
: I would the day were
.
she would play every day - over -
V .
V. VV
: to pretend: he
pretends to be ill -
V.
may:
may
-V,
might
-
I must
.
()
(
V)
(I must)
(
VV
V)
I ought to
V V : all men
must survive - V VV
V . VV
to be forced to: he was
: must not,need not:
forced to leave his country you must not tell a lie - VV
V.VV V
.
V: need not: I need not tell you this
story - VV
to be obliged to: she was
V.
obliged to earn her living I ought to : VV: I ought to
go to church - VVV
VV
.
V
to be compelled to: they
were compelled to work
hard -
to be bound to: she is bound
to her freedom -
: V V V V :
(to)
need ,
.
he
does
not
need
to
come
/
he
need
not
come
(to)
dare V,
V
(The tenses of the verb)
V V (active) 16
V V (passive) 10 , 26
.
:
P1
-
V
V
P2 - V V / (V V V)
V
(The active tenses)
(Tenses)
VV
(Form)
(Example)
verb / verb + s (es)
(The present indefinite tense)
V
(Translation)
she works
()
am / are / is + P1
(verb +ing)
he is working
()
have / has + P2
(verb +ed)
she worked
was / were + P1
(verb +ing)
he was working
(Future
tenses)
had been + P1
(The past perfect continuous (verb + ing)
tense)
he had
beenworking
V
shall / will +verb
(The future indefinite tense)
V V
(The future continuous
tense)
shall / will be + P1
(verb +ing)
he will
be working
V
(The future perfect tense)
V
V
(The future perfect
continuous tense)
he will have
beenworking
V
should /
(The future indefinite in the would + verb
past tense)
V V should / would be + he would
(The future continuous in the P1 (verb + ing)
beworking
past tense)
(Future in the
V
should / would
she would
past)
(The future perfect in the
have +P2 (verb + ed) haveworked
past)
V
should / would have
he would have
V
been + P1
been working
(The future perfect
(verb + ing)
continuous in the past)
V V V VV
1.
V V VV "ed" . : work + ed =
worked
2.
3.
V V VV V "ed" VV VV
. : stop + ed = stopped
4.
V V VV "y" "ed"
V "y" "i" .
: carry
+
ed
=
carried
( "" V. : obey + ed = obeyed)
V
(The passive tenses)
(Tenses)
V
(The passive present
indefinite tense)
(Present
tenses)
(Past tenses)
(Future
tenses)
V
V
(The passive present
continuous tense)
VV
(Form)
(Example)
am / are / is + P2
I am called
( )
I am being
called
(
)
am / are / is being + P2
(Translation)
V
have / has been + P2
(The passive present perfect
tense)
I have been
called
( )
V
was / were + P2
(The passive past indefinite
tense)
I was called
V
V
(The passive past
continuous tense)
I was being
called
(
)
( )
V
(The passive past perfect
tense)
had been + P2
I had been
called
V
V
(The passive future
indefinite tense)
shall / will be + P2
I shall be
called
( )
V
V
(The passive future perfect
tense)
V V
should / would be + P2
(Future in
the past)
V
should / would have been +
V
P2
(The passive future perfect
in the past)
I should be
called
(
)
I should
have
beencalled
V V
(Sequens of tenses)
VV VV V V
VV V V VV. VV
V :
a) (V V ):
VV
VV
is angry (present)
he says (present)
was angry (past)
has been angry (perfect)
he has said (perfect)
that she
had been angry (past perfect)
will be angry (future)
he said (past)
he had said (past perfect)
he would say (conditional)
VV
was angry (past)
that she
V
VV (present)
.
: He stated that the earth is round -
.
b) "if VVVV" - V.
VV :
1.
: a)
3-
: He
have
He
"-s"live
V.
should (V V V) : It is impossible that he
should know it. - VV V.
:
1.
- - - it is right, wrong,
natural, necessary, good (better), impossible, time V
should,
may,
might -
:
It is natural that she should marry him. - VV
.
It is possible, is probable - may might - . : It is possible that he
may (might) come.
2.
3.
VV :
If - VV
Present
Past
Past perfect
VV
Future indefinite
Conditional 1
Conditional 2
4.
a) V V V V
.
If you ask me, I shall answer. - .
b)
V
V
V V . :
VV
VV
I VV(Conditional 1)
If I
were
in
your
( )
If I
had
been
in
your
place I should have gone home
( )
( )
5.
6.
a) , : V ,
V VV . :
We are afraid that we shall lose our money -
.
VV V may - might - . :
She feared that she might be gravely ill. - V .
b) - - - V
V should - . :
to be glad - ; it is a pity - ; It is pity than they should
be
so
lazy.
.
c) V : V V V V
:
I wish I were in England now. .
V V V may - might .
:
May you
be
right
!V
!
I wished that he might be right. - VV V .
d) , : VVVV
that in order to - may - might - . :
Speak loud that I may hear you. - .
V VV
(Progressive forms)
V V V
to be + V V V
(to be + Participle present or Participle 1) VV. V V
VV V V VVV .
I
am
reading
(now) =
()
: V V
VV V
(Progressive
form) .
We were working, while they were sleeping.
(Expression of Habit)
(Present tense) will + to-V
(will + infinitive without to) VV :
In April the weather will often change. - V
.
VV.
VV
would to-V
(infinitive without to):
I would go there.
= V .
used to +
(infinitive) :
=
.
V
(The passive voice)
V V VVV
V VVV.to be + Participle
perfect or Participle 2 ( to be- to get )
Active
Passive
(Present)
(Past)
Did the master punish John? Was John punished by the master?
V (Future)
V (Progressive
form)
"to"-V
"to" -V :
1.
V
V to
do -
:
I shall go home - VV . We do not drink. - V.
2.
(Active) to
make,
to
let,
I let him come. - VV .
3.
V
I hear him sing (singing) - VV .
4.
VV
I had rather . . . ; I had better . . . ; I cannot but . . . ; I had as good . . . .
to
did-
"to"-
(Infinitive with to)
"to" - :
1.
2.
VVVV VV :
o
VVVV
He seemed to be angry. - .
3.
He promised to come. - .
4.
5.
: Be slow to promise. - .
:
o
(Special use of the Infinitive)
how to, want to, where to, so
(such) . . . as to, in order to - .
,
, V V V how to ( )
.
He learns how to ride a bike - .
what
to (), where
to ()-
He did not know what to say; I showed him where to buy the books.
in
order
to(-
)-
:
He made him come in order to punish him. - VV
.
: V V
.
1.
V V
This apple is good to eat. - .
2.
there
is,
there
There is nothing to say. - .
3.
to
let,
to
Rooms to let, you are to blame.
are -
blame
VV
(Accusative with the infinitive)
to -V (without to) :
1.
2.
V
VVV
:
) : to make, to have(to bid): You make me laugh. -
V
.
) : to let (, ). :
Let the boy return! - VV VV!
to - (with to) :
1.
2.
V
V
:
) to cause, to order, to command V V
.
:
We caused him to send for a doctor. - VV VV
) to allow, to permit, to suffer V V .
:
We allowed the girls to come in. - .
3.
: VV VV that -
.
: to say, to tell (, ), to answer, to reply, to hope, to
fear V VV VV that - .
:
He hoped that she would come. - VV .
(Nominative with the infinitive)
(Accusative with the infinitive) V (Passive)
(Nominative with the infinitive) . :
He was heard to come in. - VV .
I am told to stay away. - V .
My father was told to prepare everything. - V
.
: (Infinitive)- (Adjective)- for
- . :The town is too distant for
me to be seen - V .
V (The gerund)
V V V "-ing" V V
V V . V VV V V
VV V.
1.
2.
3.
VV : V V,
V V V .
V V V V :
to go on
to put off
to give up
to stop
to keep
I do not mind
to risk
I cannot
to finish
4.
: Go
on
reading. -
VVV
V V V .
to like
to prefer
to mind
to remember
to excuse
to hate
to enjoy
to love
to regret
to start
5.
6.
V V, V, V
V
.
) V V :
to complain of
to delight in
to insist (up) on
to object to
to succeed in
to depend on
to despire of
to prevent from
to quarrel about
to think of
succeeded
in
7.
He
escaping.
) V :
to be in the habit of
to be in danger of
a plan for
to be on the point of
the way of
8.
He
was
in
danger
of
getting
drowned.
) :
fond of
capable of
keen on
proud of
disappointed at
far from
accustomed to
9.
: She was found of being admired.
10. V V VV VV
VVVV V.
) before - after - on - upon - (temporal) :
on leaving
America
V
) for (= - , , ), for the sake of(= - ), on account of(= -
, - ) - (causal) :
He was punished for having stolen. - . . . - .
) by (-), with (- ), without (- V), instead of (- ) -
:
He left without saying goodbye. - V .
) by (- , ) - (instrumental) :
By inventing a machine he became famous. -
.
) in spite of (-, , ) - :
In spite of being late you can hear the speech. -
.
: V V
.
( after -
)
:
after having finished - after finishing = , ; for having
stolen - for stealing -
V V (The participles)
V
V
"-ing" "ed" V V V V . V V
V V (The prsesent participle) = V V
V (Participle 1) V V
(The perfect participle) = V V
(Participle 2) .
V V "-ing" : I saw a boy
beating
a
dog.
VV
.
V V V V V "-ed"
VV.
(V
V
V
V
VV)
There lived a little girl called Red riding hood. -
.
I . V V VV
:
1.
VV VV : VV
:
The American, visiting our town, was very delighted. -
.
2.
VV (adverbial clause) :
) : Having done their work, they went home. -
.
) : (being) tired of waiting, I went off
) : He entered the room carrying some books. -
.
) : This poem, if carefully declaimed, will be impressive
V . (while, though
)
II . V V ( )
VVVV
.
a) : This done, we went home.
) : The task being too hard, he gave up all hope
: V V VV .
:
considering
V,
excepting
VV , , -
including
, , VV, VV
supposing
, V
strictly speaking
generally speaking , , V
, , V V
(Transitive, intransitive, reflexive verbs)
1.
:
: to think - He thanked his father. -
.
V V V VV
VVVV . : His father was thanked by
him.
2.
:
He shouted laudly. - . I am going to the shop. - VV
VV
.
V : V V (The perfect participle) -
VV ( ) to be -
. He
is
gone.
.
V V
to .
english
mongolian
to add to
to mention to
to prefer to
to belong to
to present to
to deliver to
- VV
to explain to
to introduce to
to seem, appear to - V
to communicate to -
to propose to
to yield to
to add to
to relate to
to say to
to repeat to
3.
( V )
4.
a)
to
(The
( V ) : to
pride o.s - , .
) :
to defend
to excuse
to enjoy ,
reflexive
avail
o.s -
: Don't pride
verb) :
yourself!
to prove
to warm
to mix
,
5.
to approach
to fear
to remember ,
to wash
to refuse
to mind
to join
to dress
6.
) :
to amount to
- V,
to sit down
to wonder at
to depend (up) on -
to care for
to surrender
to happen
to turn to
to be mistaken
to rejoice
to complain of
to bow to
to be glad to, of
to differ from
to rise
to be ashamed of - ,
to long for
- , VV
to apply to
VVV V V
V V V V VV
VVV .
to drop
, to grow
V to run V
to stand
to fly
to return
, to sink ,
:
the captain decided to sink the ship - - the ship was sunk by the captain.
V V (Phrasal verbs)
V V V V
V V
.
: V V V V V
.
what?
when?
where?
V
V
.
: give away - , ; give up - ,
; look after - , ; look for - , ; look out
V V V V.
I . V V + V (verb + adverb)
a) V V VVV . :
My parents get up very early. - , .
) V V V V .
:
The man called back his words. - V V .
II . V V + (verb + preposition) :
V V V
. :
I am looking for my passport - .
I rely on her. - VV .
She asked me for help. - T .
III . V V + V + (verb + adverb + preposition) :
V V V V + V V V +
VV . :
Let's go on with our lesson. - VVV.
You should lead up to the exams. - .
V (The preposition)
V V V
7 V
.
V (Prepositions of Place)
english
mongolian
example
on
on the house
in
in the house
at
, ,
at the house
over
, VV
VV
near
in front of
, VV
behind
across
through
, , -
between
among
around(round)
atop
VV
beneath
beside
beyond
by
, ,
by the river
nearby
within
under
,
(below, beneath)
V (Prepositions of Direction)
english
mongolian
example
to
-, -, -
to the house
into
-, -, -()
()
out of
- ( )
round
from
over
VV
VV
along
towards(toward)
, . . .- , V,
,
V (Prepositions of Time)
english
on
mongolian
-, - ()
example
on Saturday
on May 11
5 11-
on week days
VV
in
-, -,
at
-, - ()
in March
3-
in 2002
2002
in summer
()
in the morning
()
in an hour
in a day
in 4 months
in 5 years
at 7 o'clock
at first
at the beginning
by
( )
by 3 o'clock
since
since 1997
1997
since 1 o'clock
for an hour
for 5 months
for
during
V,
before
before lunch
after 3 years
after
till, until
till June
6- V
from . . . till . . . . . . V
last
last night
last month
next week
next month
next April
a day ago
a month ago
at the ago of 21
21
next
ago
around
at around 10 o'clock
10
between
V (The conjunction)
V V VVVV VV
V VV .
I . VV (Co-ordinating Conjunctions) :
english
mongolian
and
, ,
neither . . . nor
. . .
as
, V
both . . . and
, . . .
whereas
or
as well as
VV
while
- ,
either . . . or
:I
and
my
brother
He
is
small
but
strong.
V.
He
can't
(either)read
or
write.
V.
I know both you and your friend. - .
II . (Subordinating Conjunctions):
english
mongolian
that
till (until)
V,
because
lest
. . . -V
though, although . . .
before
where
if
when
. . . V, -(4)
unless
-V
for
if weather
(2), . . . VV
while
since
, ,
in order that
. . . - , . . . (4)
provided (that)
()
as soon as
-(4), -(2)
()
as long as
, -
as
, , V, -(4)
supposing
. . .(4)
after
-(4)
wherever
so that
in case
-, -, , - V
(comparative conjuctions)
V VV V
VV VV V (conjunctive words) .
VV V V
VV .
V
V
.
V V V (Irregular verbs)
English
(Indefinite
infinitive)
(Simple past)
Mongolian
V V
(Past participle)
I .
bid
bid
bid
burst
burst
burst
cast
cast
cast
cost
cost
cost
cut
cut
cut
hit
hit
hit
hurt
hurt
hurt
let
let
let
put
put
put
read
read
read
set
set
set
shed
shed
shed
shut
shut
shut
spread
spread
spread
bent
II . -t
bend
bent
build
built
built
burn
burnt
burnt
, V
dream
dreamt
dreamt
VV,
dwell
dwelt
dwelt
lean
leant
leant
, V
learn
learnt
learnt
lend
lent
lent
VV,
mean
meant
meant
send
sent
sent
smell
smelt
smelt
spell
spelt
spelt
V,
spend
spent
spent
() ,
VV
spoil
spoilt
spoilt
III . V
bleed
bled
bled
breed
bred
bred
creep
crept
crept
deal
dealt
dealt
feed
fed
fed
feel
felt
felt
flee
fled
fled
keep
kept
kept
kneel
knelt
knelt
lead
led
led
leave
left
left
, V
light
lit
lit
meet
met
met
sleep
slept
slept
sweep
swept
swept
VV
weep
wept
wept
IV . V VV
bring
brought
brought
buy
bought
bought
catch
caught
caught
have
had
had
- , -
hear
heard
heard
lay
laid
laid
lose
lost
lost
make
made
made
, V
pay
paid
paid
say
said
said
, VV
seek
sought
sought
sell
sold
sold
teach
taught
taught
tell
told
told
think
thought
thought
V .
arise
arose
arisen
, ,
begin
began
begun
, VV
drink
drank
drunk
drive
drove
driven
fly
flew
flown
ride
rode
ridden
ring
rang
rung
rise
rose
risen
sing
sang
sung
sink
sank
sunk
spring
sprang
sprung
V,
swim
swam
swum
write
wrote
written
beaten
VI .
beat
beat
become
became
become
bid
bade
bidden
V, ,
blow
blew
blown
come
came
come
draw
drew
drawn
, V
eat
ate(eat)
eaten
fall
fell
fallen
forbid
forbade
forbidden
forgive
forgave
forgiven
VV,
give
gave
given
grow
grew
grown
know
knew
known
mistake
mistook
mistaken
run
ran
run
, V
see
saw
seen
, V
shake
shook
shaken
slay
slew
slain
take
took
taken
throw
threw
thrown
VII . V V
awake
awoke
awoke(awaked)
bear
bore
borne
bind`
bound
bound
, , V
bite
bit
bitten
break
broke
broken
choose
chose
chosen
cling
clung
clung
dig
dug
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