М.: Астрель, 2002. – 192 с.
Пособие содержит материал по одной из наиболее трудных тем
английской грамматики - употреблению глагольных форм. Оно состоит
из справочника, включающего сведения о значении и правилах
употребления личных форм английского глагола, и разнообразных
упражнений, помогающих студенту научиться правильному,
сознательному и активному употреблению этих форм в речи.
Contents:
A Reference Guide to the Grammar of the English Verb.
Tense and aspect.
The present, the past and the future indefinite.
The present, the past and the future continuous.
Phase.
The present, the past and the future perfect.
The present, the pa s t and the future perfect continuous
Future substitutes.
The future in the past.
Substitutes of the future in the past.
The sequence of tenses.
Voice.
The passive voice.
The communicative function of active and passive constructions.
Mood.
The subjunctive mood.
Means of expressing unreality in simple sentences.
Means of expressing unreality in complex sentences.
Complex sentences with a subordinate clause of condition
Complex sentences with a subordinate clause of purpose.
Complex sentences with a predicative clause and a subordinate clause of omparison.
Complex sentences with an object clause.
Complex sentences with appositive and predicative clauses.
Modal verbs:
Can.
May.
Must.
Should, ought.
To have.
To have got.
To be.
Shall.
Will.
Need.
Dare. Exercises. Verb forms in the indicative mood.
Forms of the indefinite aspect.
Indefinite and continuous forms.
Indefinite, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous forms.
Sequence of tenses and reported speech.
The passive voice.
Mood. Problematic and unreal actions.
Revision.
Modal verbs.
Revision. Key to exercises.
Tense and aspect.
The present, the past and the future indefinite.
The present, the past and the future continuous.
Phase.
The present, the past and the future perfect.
The present, the pa s t and the future perfect continuous
Future substitutes.
The future in the past.
Substitutes of the future in the past.
The sequence of tenses.
Voice.
The passive voice.
The communicative function of active and passive constructions.
Mood.
The subjunctive mood.
Means of expressing unreality in simple sentences.
Means of expressing unreality in complex sentences.
Complex sentences with a subordinate clause of condition
Complex sentences with a subordinate clause of purpose.
Complex sentences with a predicative clause and a subordinate clause of omparison.
Complex sentences with an object clause.
Complex sentences with appositive and predicative clauses.
Modal verbs:
Can.
May.
Must.
Should, ought.
To have.
To have got.
To be.
Shall.
Will.
Need.
Dare. Exercises. Verb forms in the indicative mood.
Forms of the indefinite aspect.
Indefinite and continuous forms.
Indefinite, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous forms.
Sequence of tenses and reported speech.
The passive voice.
Mood. Problematic and unreal actions.
Revision.
Modal verbs.
Revision. Key to exercises.