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Gerund
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So do I/ Neither do I
Learn the rule how to use So do I/ Neither do I
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Present Simple Passive
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Unit 2. Shopping
Lesson 1. For ages.
Grammar rule p.73-75
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Lesson 2. You are what you wear.
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Active grammar
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Lesson 5. Perfect expert.
Lesson 6. Shopping habits.
In English there are nouns that are used only in plural.
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Nouns used in their plural forms
In English there are nouns that are used only in plural.
In English there are nouns that are used only in plural.
1. Pair nouns
Noun Sentence jeans Where are my jeans? glasses She has lost her glasses. scissors These scissors don't cut well.
If you want to refer to an exact number, use a/one pair of, like in the following example.
- I have bought a pair of jeans.
- I have bought two pairs of jeans.
There are more nouns: binoculars, headphones, pyjamas, scales, shorts, tights, trousers.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| jeans | Where are my jeans? |
| glasses | She has lost her glasses. |
| scissors | These scissors don't cut well. |
If you want to refer to an exact number, use a/one pair of, like in the following example.
- I have bought a pair of jeans.
- I have bought two pairs of jeans.
There are more nouns: binoculars, headphones, pyjamas, scales, shorts, tights, trousers.
2. Nouns not used in the singular (headwords)
Noun Sentence cattle Male cattle are called bulls. clothes He bought some new clothes yesterday. stairs The children ran down the stairs. wages The wages are paid on the last day of the month. people * Three people were killed in the car crash last Friday evening. police Look! The police are coming.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| cattle | Male cattle are called bulls. |
| clothes | He bought some new clothes yesterday. |
| stairs | The children ran down the stairs. |
| wages | The wages are paid on the last day of the month. |
| people * | Three people were killed in the car crash last Friday evening. |
| police | Look! The police are coming. |
Nouns used in their singular forms
In English there are nouns that are used only in singular.
In English there are nouns that are used only in singular.
1. Collections
Noun Sentence furniture She bought new furniture last week. fruit Would you like some fruit? hair* Your hair looks lovely.
* see countable and uncountable nouns
other examples: luggage, jewellry
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| furniture | She bought new furniture last week. |
| fruit | Would you like some fruit? |
| hair* | Your hair looks lovely. |
* see countable and uncountable nouns
other examples: luggage, jewellry
2. Some nouns ending in -s
Noun Sentence news Good evening. Here is the news. physics Physics is our first lesson on Monday morning. progress Progress was made in developing new technologies. The United States The United States is a country with 50 federal states.
other examples: athletics, billards, crossroads, darts, economics, gymnastics, maths, mumps, politics, series
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| news | Good evening. Here is the news. |
| physics | Physics is our first lesson on Monday morning. |
| progress | Progress was made in developing new technologies. |
| The United States | The United States is a country with 50 federal states. |
other examples: athletics, billards, crossroads, darts, economics, gymnastics, maths, mumps, politics, series
3. Special nouns
Noun Sentence homework My maths homework was not easy. information For further information on the hotel, phone us at .... knowledge His knowledge of English is excellent.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| homework | My maths homework was not easy. |
| information | For further information on the hotel, phone us at .... |
| knowledge | His knowledge of English is excellent. |
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From Belarus to Australia
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Welcome to Australia
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Grammar time
Study Zero Conditional rule!
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Study how to make the 1st Conditional.
Practice the 1st Conditional online!
Sights of Australia
10 Best Places to Visit in Australia
ULURU
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Lesson 1. My town
Vocabulary of the city
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Lesson 1. My town
Vocabulary of the city
Watch the video and study vocabulary
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of place
Watch the video to revise cardinal directions ( направления частей света)
Watch the video to revise cardinal directions ( направления частей света)
Grammar time
Lesson 3. A photo album of Minsk
Minsk Tourist Attractions
How well do you know Minsk ?
Lesson 4. Home sweet home
Lesson 5. A home from home
a British village
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a Belarusian village
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Lesson 5. British houses throughout history
British houses
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Sports
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Grammar time
Gerund
Watch the video and learn the rule
So do I/ Neither do I
Learn the rule how to use So do I/ Neither do I
Watch the video about using So do I/ Neither do I
Present Simple Passive
Watch the video "Passive Voice"
Shopping
For and Since with Present Perfect
Study the Presentation "For and since with Present Perfect"
Test yourself online.
For and Since
with Present Perfect
In English there are nouns that are used only in the plural.
Nouns used in their plural forms
In English there are nouns that are used only in the plural.
In English there are nouns that are used only in the plural.
1. Pair nouns
Noun Sentence jeans Where are my jeans? glasses She has lost her glasses. scissors These scissors don't cut well.
If you want to refer to an exact number, use a/one pair of, like in the following example.
- I have bought a pair of jeans.
- I have bought two pairs of jeans.
There are more nouns: binoculars, headphones, pyjamas, scales, shorts, tights, trousers.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| jeans | Where are my jeans? |
| glasses | She has lost her glasses. |
| scissors | These scissors don't cut well. |
If you want to refer to an exact number, use a/one pair of, like in the following example.
- I have bought a pair of jeans.
- I have bought two pairs of jeans.
There are more nouns: binoculars, headphones, pyjamas, scales, shorts, tights, trousers.
2. Nouns not used in the singular (headwords)
Noun Sentence cattle Male cattle are called bulls. clothes He bought some new clothes yesterday. stairs The children ran down the stairs. wages The wages are paid on the last day of the month. people * Three people were killed in the car crash last Friday evening. police Look! The police are coming.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| cattle | Male cattle are called bulls. |
| clothes | He bought some new clothes yesterday. |
| stairs | The children ran down the stairs. |
| wages | The wages are paid on the last day of the month. |
| people * | Three people were killed in the car crash last Friday evening. |
| police | Look! The police are coming. |
Nouns used in their singular forms
In English there are nouns that are used only in the singular.
In English there are nouns that are used only in the singular.
1. Collections
Noun Sentence furniture She bought new furniture last week. fruit Would you like some fruit? hair* Your hair looks lovely.
* see countable and uncountable nouns
other examples: luggage, jewellry
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| furniture | She bought new furniture last week. |
| fruit | Would you like some fruit? |
| hair* | Your hair looks lovely. |
* see countable and uncountable nouns
other examples: luggage, jewellry
2. Some nouns ending in -s
Noun Sentence news Good evening. Here is the news. physics Physics is our first lesson on Monday morning. progress Progress was made in developing new technologies. The United States The United States is a country with 50 federal states.
other examples: athletics, billards, crossroads, darts, economics, gymnastics, maths, mumps, politics, series
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| news | Good evening. Here is the news. |
| physics | Physics is our first lesson on Monday morning. |
| progress | Progress was made in developing new technologies. |
| The United States | The United States is a country with 50 federal states. |
other examples: athletics, billards, crossroads, darts, economics, gymnastics, maths, mumps, politics, series
3. Special nouns
Noun Sentence homework My maths homework was not easy. information For further information on the hotel, phone us at .... knowledge His knowledge of English is excellent.
| Noun | Sentence |
|---|---|
| homework | My maths homework was not easy. |
| information | For further information on the hotel, phone us at .... |
| knowledge | His knowledge of English is excellent. |
House vocabulary
Watch the video and study new vocabulary.
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of place
Watch the video to revise cardinal directions ( направления частей света)
Cardinal directions
Minsk Tourist Attractions
20 FACTS ABOUT BELARUS
Belarusian village
Watch the video.
British houses
Watch the video.
Watch the video "What is friendship?"
Сompound adjectives
Test “Сompound adjectives”
Watch the video “Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous”
Test “Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous”
Video "Either, neither, none"
Test "Either, neither, none"
Phrasal verbs
We use this expression to talk about habits or
repeated actions in the past which we don't do in the present. We also use it
to talk about states in the past which are no longer true. For example:
- I used to have long hair (but now I
have short hair).
- He used to smoke (but now he doesn't
smoke).
- They used to live in India (but now
they live in Germany).
Watch out! With
the negative and the question it's 'use' and not 'used':
- Did you use to be a teacher?·
- Did he use to study French?
- She didn't use to like chocolate, but she does now.
- I didn't use to want to have a nice house.
- I used to have blond
hair.
- Did you use to have blond hair?
- Yes, I did. I used
to have blond hair.
- No, I
didn`t. I didn`t use to have blond hair.
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