ENGLISH-RUSSIAN

Английский на каждый день

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English for everyday use: Учебное пособие — 2-е изд. — М.: ООО "Издательство АСТ": ООО "Издательство Астрель"; СПб.: СпецЛит, 2002. — 255, [1] с.: ил.Настоящее пособие предназначено для студентов и аспирантов неязыковых вузов, а также для учащихся, самостоятельно совершенствующих навыки устной речи (уровень Intermediate). Тематика 29-ти уроков отвечает требованиям сегодняшнего дня (например: как составлять резюме, как проходить интервью при поступлении на работу и т.п.) и охватывает широкий круг жизненных ситуаций, в которых может оказаться специалист, работающий за рубежом или в России (в совместных предприятиях, иностранных фирмах и т.п.). В разделе Correspondence даны образцы деловой переписки, а также письма-поздравления, письма-соболезнования, образцы факсов и т.д. Рациональная система грамматических упражнений, рассчитанных в основном на устную тренировку, и тематика текстов делают пособие эффективным и современным. English for Everyday Use может быть использовано в любой аудитории, где ставится цель овладения устной английской речью.Unit 1. Present Indefinite; Possessive Case; verbs be, haveUnit 2. There is/are; impersonal sentences; some, any, noUnit 3. Present Continuous; modal verbs can, must, needn't; Present Continuous vs. Present IdefiniteUnit 4. Be going to; Present Continuous with verbs of motion; imperative don't; can (Past, Future); much, many, little, few, a little, a fewUnit 5. Past Indefinite; there was/were; someone, anyone, no oneUnit 6. Future Indefinite; Present instead of Future in clauses of time and condition; the position of the object, shall, will - modal meaning; have something done; must + Perfect InfinitiveUnit 7. Sequence of TensesUnit 8. Present Perfect; emphatic pronouns; Sequence of Tenses (continued)Unit 9. Emphatic structure; seem + Infinitive; Present Perfect Continuous. Indirect questions (reported speech)Unit 10. ShouldUnit 11. Passive Voice; none ofUnit 12. Pas Continuous; Present Perfect (continued); should (continued)Unit 13. Present Indefinite Passive; Past Indefinite Passive; be + Past ParticipleUnit 14. Degrees of comparison of adjectivesUnit 15. Modal verbs with Passive Infinitive; can, must (continued); Present ParticipleUnit 16. Present Perfect Passive; Complex Object; negative-interrogative form of questions; also, too, either, neitherUnit 17. Complex Object (continued); be used to + Gerund; would rather + InfinitiveUnit 18. Gerund; don't mind + Gerund; it's time to start + Gerund; enjoy, hate, keep + Gerund; Future Indefinite; Present instead of Future (revision)Unit 19. Future Indefinite Passive; may (expressing probability, uncertainty)Unit 20. Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous (revision); one (as the subject of the sentence); used + InfinitiveUnit 21. Should + Perfect Infinitive; make somebody do something; had better + InfinitiveUnit 22. Indirect Speech; Indirect questions; Indirect requestsUnit 23. Must (expressing supposition); may (expressing supposition and possibility); could (expressing supposition and ability); had better + Infinitive (revision); have something done (revision); feel like + GerundUnit 24. The Subjunctive Mood; would + Infinitive (expressing a repeated action in the past)Unit 25. Present Perfect Continuous (revision); Gerund used as attribute; be + Invinitive; have + InfinitiveUnit 26. Degrees of comparison of adjectives (revision); Passive Voice (revision)Unit 27. In, on, by, without + Gerund; can't help + GerundUnit 28. Complex Subject; Past Continuous vs. Past Indefinite (revision); Subjunctive Mood after wishUnit 29. Infinitive of purpose; Indirect speech; Indirect questions (revision)

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