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  • TASK 10…………………………………….……...54 TASK 11……………………………………….…...60 TASK 12……………………………………………67 TASK 13………………………………………..…..71

  • TASK 14…………………………………………....78 TASK 15…………………………………………....82 TASK 16……………………………………………90 TASK 17……………………………………………94

  • TASK 18…………………………………………...102 APPENDIX………………………………………..116 Task 1. Noun

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    МИНИСТЕРСТВО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ И НАУКИ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ
    Государственное образовательное учреждение

    высшего профессионального образования
    МОСКОВСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ СТРОИТЕЛЬНЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

    (Научно-исследовательский университет)

    Факультет международного образования

    Задания по основам теории

    английского языка
    УЧЕБНОЕ ПОСОБИЕ
    для слушателей программы

    дополнительного (к высшему) образования

    «Переводчик в сфере профессиональной коммуникации»

    МОСКВА 2011

    Задания по основам теории английского языка. Учебное пособие. 163 с.

    Составитель: ст.преп. Просяновская О.А.
    В пособии представлены задания по теоретической грамматике для самостоятельной и аудиторной работы, справочный материал, предназначенные для студентов II курса, обучающихся по программе ПСПК.

    ЧАСТЬ 2. ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКАЯ ГРАММАТИКА

    TASK 1…………………………………….…….… 4

    TASK 2…………………………………….…….….8

    TASK 3…………………………………….…….…13

    TASK 4……………………………………….….…18

    TASK 5……………………………………….….…24

    TASK 6………………………………………….….30

    TASK 7………………………………………….….34

    TASK 8……………………………………….…….41

    TASK 9……………………………………….…….48

    TASK 10…………………………………….……...54

    TASK 11……………………………………….…...60

    TASK 12……………………………………………67

    TASK 13………………………………………..…..71

    TASK 14…………………………………………....78

    TASK 15…………………………………………....82

    TASK 16……………………………………………90

    TASK 17……………………………………………94

    TASK 18…………………………………………...102

    APPENDIX………………………………………..116

    Task 1. Noun
    1. Give nouns of the opposite sex.
    a baron a count a god

    a duke an emperor an usher

    a manager a steward a waiter a widow a poet a prince

    a tiger a lion a hero

    a tsar a spinster a bride
    2. Match the male, female and their young.


    Male

    Female

    Young

    1. bull

    1. hind

    1. fawn

    1. boar

    1. goose

    2. cub

    1. buck

    1. cow

    3. calf

    1. stag

    1. mare

    4. foal

    1. fox

    1. hen

    5. pup

    1. dog

    1. ewe

    6. piglet

    1. gander

    1. sow

    7. gosling

    1. drake

    1. bitch

    8. lamb

    1. stallion

    1. duck

    9. fawn

    1. cock

    1. doe

    10. duckling

    1. ram

    1. vixen

    11. chick



    3. Give the plural of the following nouns if possible.
    a lottery a fisherman a fish

    a series a Japanese progress a person advice petrol a chef a means an ox

    a species a carp a cuckoo toast a mongoose a disco a cupful a class-mate

    a forget-me-not a court-martial

    a man-of-war a merry-go-round a hanger-on a boy-friend

    a man-servant a woman-writer
    4. Complete the table.



    Singular

    Plural

    Singular

    Plural



    cacti

    15. museum




    1. analysis




    16.

    addenda



    stimuli

    17.

    radii



    strata

    18. drama




    1. datum




    19. genius




    1. curriculum




    20.

    appendices

    1. basis




    21. axis




    1. fungus




    22.

    media



    genera

    23. album




    1. index




    24.

    phenomena



    crises

    25. locus






    criteria

    26.

    larvae

    13.

    memoranda

    27.

    bacteria

    14. stadium




    28. formula





    5. Complete each pair below by adding the male or female equivalent.


    1.

    lady

    2.

    duchess

    3. heir




    4.

    manageress

    5. salesman




    6.

    niece

    7. policeman




    8. landlord




    9.

    hostess

    10.

    nun

    11. dog




    12. conductor




    13.

    barmaid


    6. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
    1. Your bathroom scales (be)… not very accurate.

    2. $400 (be) ….far too expensive for that stereo.

    3. The police (be) … coming to the rescue.

    4. The scissors (work not) … very well.

    5. The rubbish (have) … been taken away.

    6. Binoculars (be) … needed to see that far.

    7. The stairs (be) … very dangerous.

    8. Mumps (be) … very contagious.

    9. All of our furniture (be)… brand new.

    10. The applause (be)… very loud.

    11. Billiards (be)… his favourite game.

    12. Ten minutes (be)… too little time to finish this report.

    13. Every time I travel, some of my luggage (get) … damaged.

    14. The staff (be) … happy with the pay-rise.

    15. Sophisticated machinery (cost) … a lot of money.

    16. Her advice (be) … very useful.

    17.That jewellery really (suit) … you.

    18. My favourite pyjamas (be) … the ones with red and white stripes.

    19. Good looks (be) … all you need to be a model.

    20. Your trousers (go) … nicely with this blue top.
    7. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.


    1. The water in this lake ……… (look) very clean.

    2. Making mistakes ……..(be) only natural.

    3. Maths ………… (not/interest) me very much.

    4. Sugar …………. (damage) your teeth.

    5. Snow rarely ……….. (fall) in this part of the country.

    6. The news they brought us …………. (be) good.

    7. Your trousers …………. (not/match) your shirt.

    8. The team ……… (discuss) strategy before every game.

    9. Chickenpox………. (give) you an itchy rash.

    10. The accommodation here ………… (seem) very expensive.

    11. The pliers …………. (be) in the tool box.

    12. Knowledge of other languages ………. (help) people in business.

    13. Welsh ………… (be) difficult to learn.



    8. Write the plural of the following words.

    calf hero life cargo elf gas-mask trout louse man-driver flyover spacecraft cliff taboo corkscrew looker on woman-teacher cello wolf roof runaway penny family-name shelf

    commander-in-chief coal-cutter ball-bearing

    9. Underline the correct words or phrases in italics to complete this article.
    COOKERY CORNER

    In today's Cookery Corner I'd like to address a request from Mrs Parkinson of Suffolk for (1) an information/information about which type of (2) chocolate/chocolates to use in cooking. Well, Mrs P, my (3) advice is/ advices are always to use the best possible chocolate you can find. It's the same principle as with (4) wines/wine: in cooking always use (5) an equivalent quality/equivalent quality to what you eat or drink. With chocolate, the reason for this is that higher quality chocolate will always give your cakes and sweets (6) better/a better taste. To judge the quality of chocolate, look at the amount of cocoa in the chocolate. Good quality chocolate has more cocoa solids and (7) less sugar/fewer sugars. For the best taste choose chocolate with a high cocoa (8) contents/content - never (9) fewer than/less than 70 per cent cocoa solids and as much as 80 per cent if possible. It goes without saying that you should also use other (10) ingredient/ingredients of the highest quality, too. If, for example, you're using coffee in your chocolate recipe, always use (11) a strong, fresh coffee/strong, fresh coffee. If you're making (12) a cake/cake, use the right kind of (13) flours/flour, and always weigh the ingredients on your kitchen (14) scale/scales. Believe me, if you follow these simple rules, the next time you bake a chocolate cake, there won't be (15) a lump/ a slice left over!
    Task 2. Noun


    Common

    Countables


    Uncountables


    Concrete

    Collective

    Material

    Abstract

    a chair

    a stone

    a device

    a citizen

    an experiment

    a group

    a team

    a crowd

    an audience

    a family


    snow

    water

    bread

    lemonade

    sand


    love

    politics

    pleasure

    horror

    energy

    Proper

    Personal names


    Geographical names

    Swift

    The Browns

    Celt

    Australia

    Tower bridge

    Chicago

    Michigan



    1. Divide these nouns into proper and common. Find in the list of common nouns abstract, concrete, material, and collective nouns.
    agriculture, anorak, cloud, ice, carelessness, buffalo, Berlin, bravery, California, cream, cockatoo, comfort, result, company, ecology, influence, knowledge, Macdonald’s, caviar, government, beauty.


    Fruit_or_fruits___A_fruit_/_fruits_(countable)'>Fruit or fruits?

    A fruit / fruits (countable)фрукт / фрукты (разныевиды), разнообразныефрукты.

    Many fruits taste sweet: pears, peaches, melons.

    This drink is made from four tropical fruits.

    A lot of tropical fruits grow on this island: bananas, oranges, pears.

    Fruit (uncountable)фрукты (вид питания, в отличие от овощей, ягод и т.д.)

    We need to buy fruit and vegetables.

    Do you prefer fresh or tinned fruit?



    2. Complete the sentences with the right words (fruit/fruits).


    1. There were a lot of ……on the plate: apples, grapes and oranges.

    2. We often have………for dessert.

    3. Such………as bananas or oranges do not grow in our climate.

    4. Let’s make …………salad for the party.

    5. Do you prefer fresh or dried………..?

    6. Would you like…………….or coffee to finish your meal with?

    7. Are cucumbers ………..or vegetables?

    8. What…………..do you put in your salad?

    9. What tropical……………do you know?

    10. We always buy fresh………..at the market.


    3. Decide whether the following compound nouns are countable or uncountable. Add them to the chart.


    countable

    uncountable


    high school

    pocket money



    heart attack old age

    letterbox pen-friend

    washing powder personal computer

    parking meter soda water

    remote control news bulletin

    show business package holiday

    social work passer-by

    toilet-paper washing-up liquid

    police station water-skiing

    post office writing paper

    sleeping bag human nature

    swimming pool washing machine
    4. Match the following parts of compound nouns and then fill in the blanks in the sentences using the most appropriate compound.
    noun and noun
    1. suit………. a) food

    2. telephone ……….. b) card

    3. zebra ……….. c) case

    4. fire ……….. d) writer

    5. dish ……….. e) alarm

    6. type ……….. f) opener

    7. credit ……….. g) money

    8. burglar ……….. h) washer

    9. can ……….. i) crossing

    10. junk ……….. j) number

    11. pocket ……….. k) brigade
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