Программа элективного курса

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  доступность
  

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  преемственность
  

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  научность
  

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  «мозговой штурм»;
  
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  лекция, составление конспекта;
  
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  составление грамматических схем, таблиц;
  
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  чтение и перевод;
  
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  парная и групповая работа;
  
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  самостоятельная работа;
  
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  сбор и анализ информации;
  
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  обучение работе с тестами, анализ и коррекция ошибок.
  

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  текущие – закрепляющие грамматические тесты по каждому разделу;
  
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  итоговый – грамматические тесты двух уровней.
  

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  видовременные формы английского глагола в действительном залоге;
  
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  способы их перевода на русский язык во всех временах;
  
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  основные приёмы работы с грамматическими тестами.
  

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  распознавать дифференциальные признаки всех видовременных форм английского глагола в изъявительном наклонении действительного залога при чтении, понимать разницу в их употреблении;
  
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  находить и анализировать примеры изученных грамматических явлений;
  
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  правильно переводить на русский язык видовременные формы английского глагола настоящего, прошедшего и будущего времён;
  
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  работать с различными видами тестов – тесты на выбор, на подстановку, на подбор соответствий, на поиск ошибок.
  

1. 
   The coffee beans … well in Brazil. (to grow)
   
2. 
   Brazil … good coffee. (to produce)
   
3. 
   He … a cup of tea every morning. (to have)
   
4. 
   I … to school before the bell rings. (to come)
   
5. 
   John … for London next week. (to leave)
   
6. 
   If I … well, I’ll get a “five”. (to answer)
   
7. 
   When he … home, I’ll be at work. (to come back)
   
8. 
   My friend and I … thrillers. (to like)
   
9. 
   He … a shower every morning. (to have)
   
10. 
    What time … Kate … work? (to finish)
    
11. 
    The River Amazon … into the Atlantic Ocean. (to flow)
    
12. 
    They never … . (to quarrel)
    
13. 
    … you … at the university? (to study)
    
14. 
    … he … in Tomsk? (to live)
    
15. 
    I … very tired today. (to feel)
    
16. 
    My friend … always … for school. (to be late)
    
17. 
    What … we … next? (to do)
    
18. 
    It … as if it’s going to rain. (to look)
    
19. 
    What … she … ? (to do)
    
20. 
    I … you. (to see)
    

1. 
   It (often/rain) in this part of the world.
   

2. 
   Take your umbrella. It (rain) cats and dogs.
   

3. 
   Granny is in the kitchen. She (make) an apple-cake.
   

4. 
   My wife (often/make) apple-cakes.
   

5. 
   Can you phone a bit later, please? Jane (have a bath).
   

6. 
   Run downstairs. Your sister (wait) for you.
   

7. 
   I don’t know French, but I (learn) it now.
   

8. 
   John (still/work) in the garden.
   

9. 
   Dad (usually/work) on Saturdays.
   

10. 
    We (sometimes/go) to the cinema.
    

11. 
    What she (do)? – She is a doctor.
    

12. 
    Harry (watch) television every day.
    

13. 
    What they (do) in the room now?
    

14. 
    Ann (not/speak) English at all.
    

15. 
    Mr. Brown (speak) German to Ann at the moment.
    

16. 
    I’m busy now. I (listen) to the radio.
    

17. 
    They (go) to the seaside every summer.
    

18. 
    Where you (think) he is from?
    

19. 
    What language she (speak) at the moment?
    

20. 
    Why you (sit) here alone? Where are your friends?
    

21. 
    Our teacher (not/like) when we come late.
    

22. 
    How many newspapers you (buy) every week?
    

23. 
    Vegetarians are people who (not/eat) meat.
    

24. 
    Look! She (wear) the same shoes as me.
    

25. 
    Some people still think the sun (go) round the earth.
    

26. 
    Now I (understand) what she wants.
    

27. 
    I (play) tennis every weekend.
    

1. 
   I … you’re right. (think)
   
2. 
   … you … Billy Palmer? (know)
   
3. 
   You … … me. (not/understand)
   
4. 
   He … this music. (like)
   
5. 
   … she … to go now? (want)
   
6. 
   This spaghetti … delicious. (taste)
   
7. 
   I … 70 kilos. (weigh)
   
8. 
   We … at school now. (be)
   
9. 
   This book … to me. (belong)
   
10. 
    His father … a chain of hotels. (own)
    
11. 
    She says she … to see Fred. (need)
    
12. 
    I … a drink of water. (want)
    
13. 
    I … you … me. (believe, not/remember)
    
14. 
    She … how old I am. (forget)
    
15. 
    He … me and I … him. (love, love)
    
16. 
    That bottle … petrol. (contain)
    
17. 
    It … bad. (smell)
    
18. 
    … you … me? (hear)
    
19. 
    How much … it …? (cost)
    
20. 
    I … rainy weather. (hate)
    
21. 
    How … he …? (feel)
    
22. 
    What … this word …? (mean)
    
23. 
    It … great! (sound)
    
24. 
    They … strong coffee. (dislike)
    
25. 
    She … a beautiful dress. (have)
    
26. 
    Which pen … you …? (prefer)
    
27. 
    I … you. (see)
    
28. 
    Money … to me. (not/matter)
    
29. 
    You … worried. (seem)
    
30. 
    I … my fault. (realize)
    

1. 
   I … a great time. (have)
   
2. 
   She … plenty of money just now. (have)
   
3. 
   He … at the theatre next week. (appear)
   
4. 
   She … to have a problem. (appear)
   
5. 
   Why … you … at me like that? (look)
   
6. 
   It … as if it’s going to rain. (look)
   
7. 
   I … what you’re trying to say. (see)
   
8. 
   I … the manager this afternoon. (see)
   
9. 
   I … you’re wrong. (think)
   
10. 
    What … you … about? (think)
    
11. 
    I … very tired today. (feel)
    
12. 
    I … she’s making a mistake. (feel)
    

1. 
   They … a real tiger in the zoo.
   
   1. 
      have saw
      
   2. 
      have seen
      
   3. 
      has seen
      

2. 
   Mary … a lot of mistakes in her test.
   
   1. 
      have made
      
   2. 
      has make
      
   3. 
      has made
      

3. 
   He … such tall buildings as in New York.
   
   1. 
      has never seen
      
   2. 
      never has seen
      
   3. 
      have never seen
      

4. 
   … answered all the letters yet?
   
   1. 
      You have
      
   2. 
      Have you
      
   3. 
      Has you
      

5. 
   My sister … this film yet.
   
   1. 
      haven’t seen
      
   2. 
      have not seen
      
   3. 
      hasn’t seen
      

6. 
   My parents … in Bristol all their lives.
   
   1. 
      have lived
      
   2. 
      has lived
      
   3. 
      live
      

7. 
   I … my watch.
   
   1. 
      have broken just
      
   2. 
      have just broken
      
   3. 
      has just broken
      

8. 
   I’m afraid we … our keys at home.
   
   1. 
      have forgot
      
   2. 
      has forgotten
      
   3. 
      have forgotten
      

9. 
   … a horse?
   
   1. 
      Have you ridden ever
      
   2. 
      Has you ridden ever
      
   3. 
      Have you ever ridden
      

10. 
    Kevin … for Manchester.
    
    1. 
       has already left
       
    2. 
       have already left
       
    3. 
       already has left
       

Test 5a Present Perfect/Past Simple

1. 
   When … this wonderful hat?
   

2. 
   What … at school yesterday?
   

13. 
    I … to France two months ago.
    

14. 
    We … a holiday last year.
    

15. 
    I … a new dress last week, but I … it yet.
    

16. 
    Don’t worry about your letter. The secretary … it the day before yesterday.
    

17. 
    When I was a child, I … for school.
    

18. 
    I can’t find my umbrella. I think somebody … by mistake.
    

19. 
    Are you tired? – Yes, a little. I … the ceiling today.
    

20. 
    My husband … in the bank for three years since 1990 to 1993.
    

1. 
   She … her car keys, so we have to open the door by force.
   
   1. 
      has lost
      
   2. 
      lost
      
   3. 
      losed
      

2. 
   One of the passengers … in the accident.
   
   1. 
      has died
      
   2. 
      have died
      
   3. 
      died
      

3. 
   My sister and her husband … since last Christmas.
   
   1. 
      were married
      
   2. 
      have married
      
   3. 
      have been married
      

4. 
   … the post … today?
   
   1. 
      Did … come
      
   2. 
      Has … come
      
   3. 
      Has … came
      

5. 
   Dad isn’t at home. He … to the work an hour ago.
   
   1. 
      went
      
   2. 
      has gone
      
   3. 
      has went
      

6. 
   They … there since 1984.
   
   1. 
      have lived
      
   2. 
      lived
      
   3. 
      live
      

7. 
   Betty … her sister since last month.
   
   1. 
      saw
      
   2. 
      didn’t see
      
   3. 
      hasn’t seen
      

8. 
   … you ever … abroad?
   
   1. 
      Has … been
      
   2. 
      Have … been
      
   3. 
      Were … ---
      

9. 
   Have you seen “Swan Lake”? – I … it three years ago.
   
   1. 
      have seen
      
   2. 
      saw
      
   3. 
      has seen
      

10. 
    I moved to Moscow in 1990 and I … here ever since.
    
    1. 
       have lived
       
    2. 
       live
       
    3. 
       lived
       

11. 
    My parents … to the USA many times.
    

4. 
   have been
   

12. 
    … it … raining yet?
    
    1. 
       Did … stop
       
    2. 
       Has … stopped
       
    3. 
       Does … stop
       

13. 
    I … my glasses. I … them when I came to the college this morning.
    
    1. 
       lost / had
       
    2. 
       have lost / had
       
    3. 
       have lost / have had
       

14. 
    Have you got any money? – Yes, I … it from my brother.
    
    1. 
       have borrowed
       
    2. 
       borrowed
       
    3. 
       did borrow
       

15. 
    Where is Jane? – She … to the shops. She’ll be back soon.
    
    1. 
       went
       
    2. 
       goes
       
    3. 
       has gone
       

16. 
    … you already … where to go tonight?
    
    1. 
       Have … decided
       
    2. 
       Did … decide
       
    3. 
       Do … decide
       

17. 
    This is Mary. I don’t think you … before. – We were at school together.
    
    1. 
       met
       
    2. 
       have met
       
    3. 
       has met
       

18. 
    Somebody … the window in our house last night.
    
    1. 
       has broken
       
    2. 
       broke
       
    3. 
       have broken
       

19. 
    I … Jane recently. What about you?
    
    1. 
       saw
       
    2. 
       have seen
       
    3. 
       didn’t see
       

20. 
    Your English … a lot lately.
    
    1. 
       improved
       
    2. 
       have improved
       
    3. 
       has improved
       

1. 
   I (write) letters for 4 hours.
   
2. 
   It (rain) for two days, that’s why the ground is wet.
   
3. 
   The children (play) all afternoon, that’s why they are tired.
   
4. 
   I (wait) for you since 8 o’clock.
   
5. 
   They (work) on this project for three hours.
   
6. 
   He’s tired because he (jog) for hours.
   
7. 
   She (lie) in bed all day.
   
8. 
   I (live) in Sally’s flat for the last month.
   
9. 
   That man (stand) on the corner for the last half an hour.
   
10. 
    We (walk) for hours. Let’s have a rest.
    
11. 
    I (dig) the garden. That’s why I’m so dirty.
    
12. 
    How long you (sit) here?
    
13. 
    I can’t stand it any more. Those people (quarrel) since breakfast.
    

16. 
    He (study) English for two years and doesn’t even know the alphabet.