Ex. 15. Choose the correct variant
1. Jonathan can't be ten years old! He behaves like ... boy most of time. 1) a five-year-old 2) five years old 3) fifth year old 4) five-year old
2. James' mother is forty-two now. She is in her.... 1) early forties 2) mid forty's 3) early fortieth 4) early forty's
3. The population of Minsk is about.... 1) two millions people 2) two million people 3) two millionth of people 4) two million's people
4. Davy is only 4 months now. He's ... baby. 1) a four-month-old 2) a fourth months old 3) the fourth month old 4) four months old
5. The company is going to employ a few... people. 1) dozens 2) dozen 3) dozenth 4) dozen of
6. These cases weigh more than three ... pounds. 1) hundreds 2) hundred of 3) hundreds of 4) hundred
7. The closure of the factory is likely to cost... jobs. 1) a hundred 2) hundreds of 3) hundreds in 4) the hundredth
8. Linda takes... in shoes. 1) the size 36 2) the size 36th 3) a size 36 4) 36th size
9. This breathtaking story takes place in Chicago in.... 1) 1930th 2) the 1930s 3) the 1930th 4) a 1930s
10. In ... time people will own solar-powered cars. 1) hundred years 2) the hundredth year 3) a hundred years' 4) a hundreds year
Ex. 16. Translate the fragment in brackets into English using the appropriate numerals. 1. The lecture will be held in (аудитории 212). 2. You can see (тысячи звезд) in the sky. 3. I was given (двухнедельный) holiday. 4. Every (пятый) person has a personal computer. 5. My elder brother is (на 5 лет старше, чем) you. 6. We've been waiting for delivery now for about (полтора месяца). 7. (Вторая) part of the lesson was devoted to practising the language in pairs. 8. I needn't have run all the way to the station. The train was late (на10 минут). 9. The waxworks in Madam Tussaud's are visited by over (два миллиона) people a year. 10. (Первые) settlements appeared in North America in (восемнадцатом) century.
Ex. 17. Correct the mistakes (if any) in these sentences. 1. The radio said that there were more than ten thousands people taking part in the meeting. 2. She bought two dozens eggs. 3. My birthday is on the twenty-one of March. 4. His telephone number is four six seven, five nought, nine two. 5. There are two hundred fifteen pages in this book. 6. Write down the following: zero point six hundred and twelve plus six point nought two. 7. This is twenty-five per cents of the total. 8. The game ended with the score three nought. 9. The temperature is two degrees below oh. 10. He was born in nineteen eighty-first.
Ex. 18. Translate into English. Write the numbers in full.
1. Он заплатил за это ожерелье (necklace) пятнадцать с половиной тысяч долларов. 2. Подождите полчаса, пожалуйста. Документы скоро будут готовы. 3. Нам нужно спешить. Самолет улетает через полтора часа. 4. Сколько безработных (unemployed) в этом городе?— На сегодняшний день 2338 человек. 5. Джейн купила три дюжины яиц. 6. Он родился 3 октября 1979 года. 7. На митинге присутствовало три тысячи студентов. 8. Тысячи студентов заканчивают колледжи Оксфорда и Кембриджа ежегодно. 9. Миллионы звезд ярко мерцали (sparkle) на черном южном небе. 10. Если тебе нужно вызвать пожарную команду (fire brigade), звони 01. 11. Его состояние (fortune) составляет три миллиона долларов. 12. Одна четверть равна 25-ти процентам. 13. Этот замок (castle) был построен во времена Генриха V. 14. Один дюйм (inch) равен двум с половиной сантиметрам. 15. Эти дома были построены в девяностые годы девятнадцатого века.
WORD FORMATION Nouns from verbs The typical suffixes forming nouns from verbs
The nouns in the list below do not follow the above patterns: advise — advice choose — choice behave — behaviour complain — complaint believe —belief (beliefs) die —death fly —flight practise — practice grow —growth prove —proof (proofs) hate — hatred serve — service know — knowledge speak — speech live — life (lives) think — thought lose — loss weigh — weight
Ex. 1. Go over the list of nouns derived from verbs and group them according to the suffixes used. admit — admission improve — improvement advertise — advertisement inhabit — inhabitant announce — announcement insist — insistence apologize — apology interrupt — interruption apply — application introduce — introduction appoint — appointment invade — invasion approve — approval invent — invention arrange — arrangement marry — marriage attend — attendance mix — mixture attract — attraction operate — operation. celebrate — celebration pass —passage combine — combination perform — performance confess — confession permit — permission continue — continuation possess — possession depart — departure prefer — preference describe — description prepare — preparation develop — development produce — production dictate — dictation propose — proposal disappoint — disappointment protect — protection discover — discovery punish — punishment divide — division qualify — qualification educate — education receive — reception elect — election recognize — recognition employ — employment refer — reference enter — entrance refuse — refusal entertain — entertainment repeat — repetition excite — excitement revise — revision exist — existence satisfy — satisfaction explain — explanation solve — solution hesitate — hesitation suggest — suggestion imagine — imagination translate — translation imitate — imitation treat — treatment impress — impression
Ex. 2. Complete the sentences using nouns formed from the verbs in brackets. 1. The ... of America was made in 1492 by Christopher Columbus. (discover) 2. I can't tell the ... between butter and margarine. (differ) 3. Susie takes after her father in .... (appear) 4. The staff at this hotel is excellent. They give very good .... (serve) 5. The ... to the park is through the gate over there. (enter) 6. The American ... of this word is different from the British. (use) 7. We'll have to stay at this hotel. There's no ... . (choose) 8. You need more... if you want to speak good English. (practise) 9. The police said they were awaiting further.... (develop) 10. He can't get over the ... of so much money. (lose) 11.She accepted his ... for his rude behaviour at dinner. (apologize) 12.There is a ... at the bottom of the letter, but I can't make it out. (sign) 13. I made an ... to see the dentist tomorrow (appoint) 14.The film didn't come up to our ... at all. (expect) 15. It will be very helpful if you continue your … . (investigate)
Nouns from Adjectives
The typical suffixes forming nouns from adjectives
The nouns in the list below do not follow the above patterns: deep — depth long — length young — youth free — freedom poor — poverty warm — warmth high — height proud — pride wide — width hot — heat strong — strength wise — wisdom
Ex. 1. Go over the list of nouns derived from adjectives and group them according to the suffixes used. absent — absence perfect — perfection beautiful — beauty popular — popularity certain — certainty possible — possibility confident — confidence present — presence convenient — convenience quiet — quietness cruel — cruelty real — reality curious — curiosity sad — sadness dark — darkness safe — safety elegant — elegance shy — shyness equal — equality sick — sickness fluent — fluency similar — similarity foolish — foolishness stupid — stupidity frequent — frequency tidy — tidiness generous — generosity tired — tiredness happy — happiness ugly — ugliness ill — illness violent — violence independent — independence weak — weakness patient — patience wicked — wickedness Ex. 2. Complete the sentences using nouns formed front the adjectives in brackets. 1.... is one of the world's great problems. (poor) 2. I think it shows ... of character to admit you are wrong. (strong) 3. Summer came and the ... became quite oppressive. (hot) 4. I was told that you have a ... for a computer operator. (vacant) 5. The ... of the road is not great enough to take large trucks. (wide) 6. ... is the mother of invention. (necessary) 7. ... on the screen is one of the most topical issues. (violent) 8. If you want to find a good job you should gain more ... . (confident) 9.The ... of the water in this lake is more than twelve metres. (deep) 10. He is famous for his .... He gives large sums of money to charity. (generous) 11. I am sure that his ... was caused by overwork. (ill) 12. After staying in England for a couple of months he spoke English with greater ... . (fluent) 13. Please have a little ... . We'll have to wait for another hour. (patient) 14. The ... of this bus service is about one every ten minutes. (frequent)
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