Английский язык. 101 типичная грамматическая ошибка

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Светлана Александровна Шевелева

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2016

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9. I don't think he is in his office now.

10. Let's go for a walk in the woods.

14-2 Use the right preposition (in or at), and translate the sentences.

1. Sorry I didn't phone last night. I was… the theatre.

2. Eat… the Steak House – best food in town.

3. A day… the country will do you a lot of good.

4. He is making repairs… his summer house.

5. This matter will be discussed… an informal meeting.

6. There were many guests… the conference.

7. He made a report… the Scottish History conference.

8. She is making research… the University of Guelph, Canada.

9. It was warm and comfortable… the flat.

10. This is the best place… the world, to my mind.

14-3. Translate into English.

1. Это самая маленькая страна в мире.

2. В доме было много народа.

3. На конференции присутствовало много молодых учёных.

4. Он ведет научную работу в одном университете Франции.

5. Вчера они обедали в японском ресторане.

15. Предлоги, используемые при указании времени дня, дня недели, месяца

К таким предлогам относятся следующие:

at ten o'clock

at the weekend

on Saturday

in May

Но в следующих случаях предлоги не употребляются:

1) если перед существительным, обозначающим день недели или месяц, стоят слова this/that/last/next/every/all, например:

this Saturday, this week, this January, this month;

2) в вопросительных предложениях, начинающихся с what time, what day, which week, например:

What time is he leaving?

3) перед словами today, yesterday, the day before yesterday, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow.

15-1. Read and translate the sentences.

1. What time does your train leave?

2. What time are you leaving? Eight o'clock?

3. What day is the meeting?

4. Which week did you say you're on holiday?

5. What are you doing the day after tomorrow?

6. I hope he will come to our place next month.

7. What did you do at the weekend?

8. The weekend usually starts on Friday evening.

9. He goes to the country every weekend.

10. It happened in the week after Christmas.

15-2. Use the preposition (at, in or on)if necessary, and translate the sentences.

1. He usually gets up… 6 o'clock.

2. I'll meet you… 4.15. (a quarter past four / four fifteen)

3. The lecture starts… 10.30. (half past ten / ten thirty)

4. See you… Monday.

5. We usually go and see Granny… Sundays.

6. He was born… March.

7. See you… next week.