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Future in the Past
Rachel noted that she should be in Scotland the following week.
Jessica said that she wasn’t going to meet her friends, because she had got some other plans.
Julia said that the concert w ould have finished by 9 o’clock and she would call me after it.
Mixed conditionals
If it wasn’t so expensive, we would have expanded the national network of railroads ( = It is expensive, so we didn’t expand the network).
If people had been more conscious of
the extent of environmental problems, we wouldn’t have to worry how to get pure water (= People didn’t care enough before, so now we have to think how to get pure water).
If you had eaten your lunch, you wouldn’t be hungry now.
Infinitives
I was supposed to meet them at the airport.
If it wasn’t so expensive, we would have expanded the national network of railroads.
The task should be done by next Friday.
Modals verbs in reporting
He said he would be away for a couple of days.
They said they might drop in if they have time.
Alex thought he must be going deaf.
Linking verbs
He had remained alert the whole time.
I was amazed at her ability to stay calm.
The job turned out to be beyond his rather limited abilities.
Sharing our experiences, we grew braver.
Expressing quantity (much/many/a lot/any/few/little)
I’d better hurry. My bus goes in a few minutes.
Few customers have come into the shop.
Vicky has made a little progress and so is feeling quite pleased.
Vicky has made little progress and so is feeling very upset.
Passive Voice (all forms)
We’re already being served, thanks.
He’s been hurt.
An important discovery had been made.
A/an/the (difficult and rare cases)
Hundreds of stars were shining in the sky.
When I woke up there was a bright blue sky.
Do you mean the Neil Armstrong, or someone else?
Gradable and non-gradable adjectives
It was absolutely superb.
The region is largely agricultural.
She’s completely wrong.
He was practically unknown to the public.
Participle and compound adjectives
The cast and crew were very welcoming.
The students’ tests results were pleasing.
The crowd was very well behaved.
We were delighted to see her.
Adverbs position of adverbs
He finally arrived to join us.
Finally he could stand the noise no longer.
Which was (the) most expensive?
Why did you buy these oranges. – They were the cheapest ones I could find.
Of my three brothers, Adam was the oldest.
An agreement between the subject and the predicate
The audience was clapping for 10 minutes.
Many leading members of the opposition party have criticised the delay.
Police believe Thomas is in Brazil, although his exact whereabouts is/ are unknown.
Reported speech
He asked if we would like some coffee.
He said he was enjoying his work.
He agreed that it wasn’t a good idea.
Emphasis and cleft sentences
It was in Warsaw where the film was made.
The place where you should play football is the playground, not the classroom.
Relative clauses (defining and non-defining)
He’s a man whose opinion I respect.
The film was made in Botswana, whose wildlife parks are larger than those in Kenya.
Parsons Boulevard, which runs past my home, is being repaved.
It was a crisis for which he was totally unprepared.
Participle clauses
Speaking off the record, the mayor admitted the error.
A little provoked, she drew back, and after looking everywhere for the queen (whom she spied out at last, a long way off), she thought she would try the plan, this time, of walking in the opposite direction.
Having finished the book, I had a holiday.
The fruit was expensive, being imported.
Ellipsis and substitution
I admit that I took her watch, but I didn’t mean to.
He earned a lot more than I did.
If you need any more paper, I’ll bring you some.
Present, Past and Future tenses (revision)
I’m really appreciating being pregnant.
She was forever pushing her hair out of her eyes.
Prices on houses in London have been rocketing since 1995.
Punctuation marks
Когда ставить запятую Когда ставить тире Когда ставить двоеточие
Potter’s motive is clear: he wants the inheritance.
In the cool air of that April morning, we strolled along the boulevard.
“I won’t indeed!” said Alice, in a great hurry to change the subject of conversation. “Are you—are you fond—of—of dogs? There is such a nice little dog near our house, I should like to show you! It kills all the rats and—oh, dear!” cried Alice in a sorrowful tone.

Future in the Past

Rachel noted that she should be in Scotland the following week.
Jessica said that she wasn’t going to meet her friends, because she had got some other plans.
Julia said that the concert w ould have finished by 9 o’clock and she would call me after it.

Mixed conditionals

If it wasn’t so expensive, we would have expanded the national network of railroads ( = It is expensive, so we didn’t expand the network).
If people had been more conscious of
the extent of environmental problems, we wouldn’t have to worry how to get pure water (= People didn’t care enough before, so now we have to think how to get pure water).
If you had eaten your lunch, you wouldn’t be hungry now.

Infinitives

I was supposed to meet them at the airport.
If it wasn’t so expensive, we would have expanded the national network of railroads.
The task should be done by next Friday.

Modals verbs in reporting

He said he would be away for a couple of days.
They said they might drop in if they have time.
Alex thought he must be going deaf.

Linking verbs

He had remained alert the whole time.
I was amazed at her ability to stay calm.
The job turned out to be beyond his rather limited abilities.
Sharing our experiences, we grew braver.

Expressing quantity (much/many/a lot/any/few/little)

I’d better hurry. My bus goes in a few minutes.
Few customers have come into the shop.
Vicky has made a little progress and so is feeling quite pleased.
Vicky has made little progress and so is feeling very upset.

Passive Voice (all forms)

We’re already being served, thanks.
He’s been hurt.
An important discovery had been made.

A/an/the (difficult and rare cases)

Hundreds of stars were shining in the sky.
When I woke up there was a bright blue sky.
Do you mean the Neil Armstrong, or someone else?

Gradable and non-gradable adjectives

It was absolutely superb.
The region is largely agricultural.
She’s completely wrong.
He was practically unknown to the public.

Participle and compound adjectives

The cast and crew were very welcoming.
The students’ tests results were pleasing.
The crowd was very well behaved.
We were delighted to see her.

Adverbs position of adverbs

He finally arrived to join us.
Finally he could stand the noise no longer.
Which was (the) most expensive?
Why did you buy these oranges. – They were the cheapest ones I could find.
Of my three brothers, Adam was the oldest.

An agreement between the subject and the predicate

The audience was clapping for 10 minutes.
Many leading members of the opposition party have criticised the delay.
Police believe Thomas is in Brazil, although his exact whereabouts is/ are unknown.

Reported speech

He asked if we would like some coffee.
He said he was enjoying his work.
He agreed that it wasn’t a good idea.

Emphasis and cleft sentences

It was in Warsaw where the film was made.
The place where you should play football is the playground, not the classroom.

Relative clauses (defining and non-defining)

He’s a man whose opinion I respect.
The film was made in Botswana, whose wildlife parks are larger than those in Kenya.
Parsons Boulevard, which runs past my home, is being repaved.
It was a crisis for which he was totally unprepared.

Participle clauses

Speaking off the record, the mayor admitted the error.
A little provoked, she drew back, and after looking everywhere for the queen (whom she spied out at last, a long way off), she thought she would try the plan, this time, of walking in the opposite direction.
Having finished the book, I had a holiday.
The fruit was expensive, being imported.

Ellipsis and substitution

I admit that I took her watch, but I didn’t mean to.
He earned a lot more than I did.
If you need any more paper, I’ll bring you some.

Present, Past and Future tenses (revision)

I’m really appreciating being pregnant.
She was forever pushing her hair out of her eyes.
Prices on houses in London have been rocketing since 1995.

Punctuation marks

Когда ставить запятую
Когда ставить тире
Когда ставить двоеточие

Potter’s motive is clear: he wants the inheritance.
In the cool air of that April morning, we strolled along the boulevard.
“I won’t indeed!” said Alice, in a great hurry to change the subject of conversation. “Are you—are you fond—of—of dogs? There is such a nice little dog near our house, I should like to show you! It kills all the rats and—oh, dear!” cried Alice in a sorrowful tone.

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Неочевидные темы, чтобы избежать ошибок в грамматике

Поскольку грамматика неразрывно связана с фонетикой, не могу не упомянуть темы, которые необходимы вам для того, чтобы вы могли качественно усвоить грамматические правила и уверенно говорить на английском без ошибок. Подробнее о связи фонетики и грамматики я писала здесь (ВНИМАНИЕ! Шок-контент 😁 )

Здесь оставлю 11 неочевидных фонетическим тем, без которых ну никак не обойтись на уровне Advanced (C1).

  1. Английский ритм
  2. Интонация вопросов и утвердительных предложений
  3. Восходящий, нисходящий, восходяще-нисходящий и нисходящевосходящий тоны
  4. Переключение кода в рамках произносительного стандарта (вариации громкости / темпа / высоты тона / тембра)
  5. Сегментирование речи и паузация
  6. Ударение внутри предложения
  7. Система ударение в английском внутри слова (можете не гуглить! Есть урок в курсе “Классный английский акцент за 7 дней” на эту тему, настолько частый это запрос!)
  8. Произнесение полнозначных, вспомогательных и модальных глаголов (они все произносятся по-разному и по-разному влияют на интонацию!)
  9. Произнесение артиклей, предлогов и союзов (это также нам понадобится для интонации!)
  10. Произнесение окончаний – s/ -es/ -ed/ -ing (если не знаете, как правильно произносить, речь будет неразборчивой, рыхлой)
  11. Различение фонем [e] и [æ] (например, в man и men), [ɪ] и [i:] (например, в this и these)

Часть выше упомянутых тем (с 7 по 11) есть в “Классный английский акцент за 7 дней” – материалы, которые необходимы для того, чтобы ваша речь была разборчивой. В идеальном мире их должны всё это должны были донести в школе и отработать там, но этого мира не существует ))) поэтому работаем с тем, что есть! Чтобы не тратить время занятий со своими клиентами, а заниматься более серьезными вещами, я записала эти уроки.

Что же касается интонации и ритма, то отрабатывать в одиночку их невозможно. Такие темы сложны как для понимания, так и для освоения. Качественное освоение возможно только с учетом особенностей произнесения английского слога (когнитивной силлабики). Подробнее о
своем подходе я рассказываю здесь

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