The swimming competition will take place in the local .
bath
sauna
pool
Sportsmen usually play football on a .
lawn
field
road
Tomorrow we are meeting with the .
home-team
house-team
flat-team
We all want to win the .
cap
cup
cube
English football in the USA is called .
soccer
sucker
poker
Hockey players have skates and .
bars
clubs
cafes
In sport you can either (или) win or .
lose
loose
English football are very aggressive.
cans
fans
pans
The runner crossed the line.
finish
end
last
We play hockey on a very good skating-.
ring
rink
rank
That was the first .
oval
circle
round
In this game they lost their of world champions.
title
name
nickname
Our football team has a very good goal.
taker
holder
keeper
Excuse me, what’s the of the game?
count
score
bill
The captain asked for an .
off
over
out
The match ended in a . (ничья)
draw
pull
push
The referee said "” to the boxers.
kill
break
destroy
In the USA a group of leaders (специальная группа поддержки) always support the team.
fear
peer
cheer
Drivers of racing cars are usually called .
bikers
pilots
astronauts
I can’t play tennis, because my is broken.
racket
rocket
1.
1) could - can
2) would - will
3) might - may
4) had to - must
5) that - this
6) those - these
7) there - here
2.
“You must leave,” he told us.
He told us (that) we had to leave.
3.
1) states the exact words that a speaker used - Direct Speech (sometimes called quoted speech)
2) reports what the speaker said but without using the exact words - Indirect Speech (also called Reported Speech)
4.
1) Past Simple (did) - Present Simple (do/does)
2) Past Continuous (was/were doing) - Present Continuous (am/is/are doing)
3) Past Perfect (had done) - Present Perfect (have/has done)
4) Future in the past (would do) - Future Simple (will do)
5.
She says, "I like chocolate."
She says (that) she likes chocolate.
6.
1) then - now
2) that day - today
3) the day before / the previous day - yesterday
4) a week before / the previous week - a week ago
5) the week/month/year before / the previous week/month/year - last week/month/year
6) the following week/month/year - next week/month/year
7) three years from then - in three years
8) the next / the following day - tomorrow
9) that night - tonight
7.
“Are you feeling well?”
4) I asked him if he was feeling well.
8.
“Keep to a diet!” he told me.
He told me to keep to a diet.
9.
“Why did you come late?” she asked.
4) She asked him why he had come late.
10.
told, offered, said, invited, promised
Примечание:
Во втором и пятом упражнениях я поставила that в скобку, потому что и с that, и без него предложение будет правильным.
Объяснение:
1) Для того, чтобы прочесть год, его нужно разбить посередине на две цифры.
1964 - 19 64 - nineteen sixty four
1648 - 16 48 - sixteen fourty eight
2) Для порядковых номеров к цифре всегда прибавляется the в начале и суффикс -th в конце. Исключения составляют только "первый" (the first), "второй" (the second) и "третий" (the third).
Пятый - the fifth
21-ый - the twenty first
3) Десятичные дроби читаются хитрее. Точка читается, как "point".
Если число начинается с нуля, его можно не читать: 0.5 - point five.
Целые числа до точки читаются или вместе (только до двух цифр), или по отдельности (если цифр больше двух, но и две цифры прочитать по отдельности тоже можно). Числа после точки всегда читают по отдельности.
3.28 - three point two eight
4.97 - four foint nine seven
4) Обыкновенные дроби читаются, как количественное числительное для целой части и числителя, порядковое числительное для знаменателя + окончание s. После целой части добавляем "and", как будто "плюс".
2/3 - two thirds
Из правила есть три исключения: 1/2 - "a half" ("половина"), 1/3 "a third" ("треть") и 1/4 - "a quater" ("четверть").
1/2 - one half
3 1/4 - three and one quater
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