Pronouns

Grammar: verb “to be”, there is/are. Possessive and Personal Pronouns
Grammar verb to be there is are Possessive and Personal Pronouns... Pronouns...

1. Ex. 1. Analyze the following sentences and translate them into Russian.
2. C) Preparatory “it”.
3. Ex. 4. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative.
4. Ex. 6. Analyze the following sentences and translate them into Russian.
5. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
6. About My Family and Myself
7. Looks and Appearance
8. Features of Character
9. Interests and Ambitions
10. Family Members and Relations in the Family
11. Ex. 12. Translate into English making use of the words from the box.
12. Ex. 1. Make the sentences interrogative and negative.
13. Present Simple
14. Ex. 4 . Make the following sentences interrogative and negative.
15. Past Simple
16. Future Simple
17. General
18. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
19. Memorise the following word combinations.
20. A Letter to a Friend
21. Ex. 10. Find the Russian equivalents for the following English word combinations.
22. Pronouns some, any, no
23. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
24. Numbers
25. Ex. 8. Answer the following questions.
26. Ex. 1. Analyze the following sentences and translate them into Russian.
27. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
28. Four Basic Operations of Arithmetic
29. Ex. 14. Choose the phrase closest in meaning to the given statement.
30. Ex. 4. Translate the following sentences into Russian.
31. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
32. Rational numbers and decimal numerals
33. Ex.7. Give the proper English equivalents for the Russian expressions.
34. Ex. 10. Choose the correct tense form.
35. Ex. 11. Ask special questions.
36. Ex. 12. Translate into English.
37. Degrees of Comparison
38. Ex. 1. Analyze these sentences and compare the adjectives given there. Translate them into Russian.
39. Types of Comparisons
40. Ex. 5. Give the proper English equivalents for the Russian expressions.
41. Facts to be remembered
42. Note the difference in translation between the Present Perfect Continuous and the Present Perfect Tenses.
43. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
44. The Nature of Algebra
45. Ex. 13. Give the proper English equivalents for the Russian expressions.
46. Monomials and Polynomials
47. Ex. 1. Read these sentences. Compare the predicates in these pairs of sentences
48. Read and learn the basic vocabulary terms.
49. Equations and Identities
50. Ex. 5. Give the proper English equivalents for the Russian expressions.
51. Ex. 9. Translate the sentences from English into Russian.
52. Ex. 10. Translate the sentences from Russian into English.
53. Ex.1. Analyze these pairs of sentences and compare the predicates given there.
54. Guess the meaning of the following words.
55. Polynomials
56. Ex. 6. Give the proper English equivalents for the Russian expressions.

Lecture 11. Deixis. Pronouns.
Deixis Pronouns... Deixis as a... Interrogative Pronouns...

1. Deixis as a category
2. Personal Pronouns
3. Demonstrative Pronouns
4. Indefinite Pronouns

Pronouns
This is my house. This house is mine. Possessive pronouns can come at the beginning of a sentence: This is my hat. Yours is on the shelf. Extra… Further emphasis can be given with very: I’d love to have my very own house/a… Other verbs are very commonly followed by reflexives: amuse, blame, cut, dry, enjoy, hurt, introduce. These verbs can…