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GRAMMAR
Make up similar dialogues.
Read the dialogues. Translate them into Russian. Analyse tail-questions.
Exercise 41.
COMMUNICATION
LANGUAGE USE AND
Exercise 40. Add suffixes to the following verbs to form nouns. Translate the verbs and nouns into Russian.
- ment
to manage, to improve, to move, to equip, to agree, to arrange, to attach,
to embody, to argue, to state, to entertain, to pay, to replace, to achieve
- ion
to discuss, to impress, to express, to act, to collect, to select, to invent,
to corrupt, to donate, to restrict, to protect, to construct, to create, to irritate
- ation
to organise, to form, to transform, to educate, to quote, to invite, to expect,
to realise, to prolong, to present, to alter
- Hi, Mary.
- Hi, Boris. You are a student now, aren't you?
- Yes, I am. I am so glad.
- Congratulations! I'm a student too. And we are in the same group. Great, isn't it?
- Really? How exciting!
- Come on! Let's go and see the timetable!
- You don't like thrillers, do you?
- No, I don't. They are usually so stupid. I prefer art-house movies.
- But they are so dull, aren't they?
- Not at all! They are thought provoking!
- But there are a lot of good genre films too, aren't there?
- Name any.
- Woody Allen's comedies, for example. They aren't stupid at all, are they?
- No, they are not. You are right.
I. Can (could)– ìî÷ü, óìåòü
Must – äîëæåí, îáÿçàí
Should– ñëåäóåò, íóæíî
May (might)– ìîæíî
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