first, second, third, …;
on Sunday, Monday, …;
We met, talked, smiled, … — Мы встретились, разговаривали, улыбались, …
Словарик
first — первый, on the 1-st (first) of July — первого июля
second — второй
third — третий
fourth — четвертый
fifth — пятый
sixth — шестой
seventh — седьмой
on Sunday — в воскресенье, Monday — понедельник, …
Неправильные глаголы — в простом прошедшем времени имеют особую форму:
meet (met) — встретиться/ познакомиться
say (said) — сказать
Правильные глаголы — в простом прошедшем времени имеют
окончание -ed:
talk — разговаривать
smile — улыбаться
laugh [lɑ:f] — смеяться
* love [lʌv] — любовь, любить
dance — танцевать
cry — кричать, плакать (cried — кричали, плакали)
* (перед y стоит r — согласный ) y -> i + ed
part расстаться
Окончание -ed произносится
| [t] — после глухих согласных |
[d] — после гласных и звонких согласных |
[id] — после [t] и [d] |
| talked laughed [lɑ:ft] danced |
smiled loved cried |
parted wanted painted |
Песня «We Met on Sunday»
I. Прочитайте, повторяя за диктором:
We met on Sunday, the first of July.
We talked on Monday, the second of July.
On Sunday we met and on Monday we talked,
That was the second of July.
We smiled on Tuesday, the third of July.
On Sunday we met, and on Monday we talked.
On Tuesday we smiled, on the third of July.
We laughed on Wednesday, the fourth of July.
On Sunday we met and on Monday we talked,
On Tuesday we smiled and on Wednesday we laughed,
On the fourth of July.
Споем?!
II.
We danced on Thursday, the fifth of July.
On Sunday we met and on Monday we talked.
On Tuesday we smiled and on Wednesday we laughed.
On Thursday we danced, on the fifth of July.
We cried on Friday, the sixth of July.
On Sunday we met and on Monday we talked.
On Tuesday we smiled and on Wednesday we laughed.
On Thursday we danced and on Friday we cried,
On the sixth of July.
We parted on Saturday, the seventh of July,
On Sunday we met and on Monday we talked.
On Tuesday we smiled and on Wednesday we laughed.
On Thursday we danced and on Friday we cried.
But on Saturday we parted and we said: “Goodbye.” “Goodbye.”
