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Dictation:

Jane is going out with her boyfriend this evening. He is taking her to the theatre. Bob will take Peter out and Jane will look after him next week. Peter would like to go to the cinema. They’ll go to the “Odeon” because there is a western on. They will take the Tube.  

za brisanje

DICTATION

Yesterday the Fords went for a drive in the country because they wanted to see the English countryside. They had a very nice time. It was a sunny day and rather warm for that time of the year. Mr Ford didn’t want to leave the car on the main road, so he left it behind an old stone cottage. Then they walked up a hill. When they got to the top they had lovely view of the countryside. From up there they saw green fields trees in blossom and a river in the distance. It was peaceful. They heard only the birds in the woods. They stayed there for at least three hours. They really enjoyed their day in the country.

RAZLIKA:    So /soʊ/  ≠  Saw  /sɔ/

How you today? So, so.

So, you say that you saw her yesterday.

Hora – sat

Hour

Hours

I waited for three hours in front of that house which, unfortunately is not ours.

In ten minutes / za deset minuta

Shut your computer down and stop playing games the boss coming in five minutes.

Suddenly / odjednom

UNIT  FIFTEEN

Letter /ˈlɛtə/  pismo, slovo

Regent /ˈri dʒənt/  prestolonaslednik

Busy /ˈbɪz i/

The Past Continuos Tense

 Present Continous Tense →   Present Simple of To Be + V – ing

The Past Continous → Tense  The Pas Simple of to be + V- ing

I was

You were

He, She, It was   

We were

You were

They were

Gradi se od Past Simple Tense glagola to be I participa glaola V+ing.

UPOTREBA
Past Continous se koristi u tri slucaja

1.       Duration I the past / trajanje u proslosti

The Browns were showing us round London all day long.

We were studying English for six years at school, but We forgot it.

2.       Radna koja je trajala u proslosti pa je (iznenada) prekinuta nekom drugom radnjom

John was watching a porno muvies when his mather came in.

Jane was bathing in the bathroom when the telephone rang

I was just studing English (after a month’s breake) When John came and invited me to play football.

3.       To parallel action in the past

While/wail/ dok

While I was watching footbool match, my sister was studying her new French text.

Spend / kada je u pitanju vreme znaci – provesti a kada je u pitanju novac znaci potrositi

Spent/ spent/

Kao sto Present Simple oznacava ponavljanje neke radnje tako I Past Simple moze da oznacava I ponavljanje neke radnje uy proslosti

Srpski kaze – na koncertu

Eng kaze – at concert

Sometime ago / pre izvesnog vremena

I started my job with computer service some time ago.

To drive – drove  

  

UNIT NINE: JANE’S HAVING HER FRENCH LESSON

UNIT NINE: 

JANE’S HAVING HER FRENCH LESSON

06.10.2014

Have + ing = having

She is having her French lesson

She is having her lunch now

Horrible /ˈhɒr.ɪ.bl̩/

Terrible /ˈter.ə.bl̩/

Horror

Terror

Weather /ˈweð.ər/

Sunny

Rainy

Cloudy

To pour /pɔːr/ sipati

It is pouring  with rain

What a pouring rain

Present = prisutan  

Absent

Absent = not present

Doctor

Physician /fɪˈzɪʃ.ən/ doctor, lekar

Modalni glagoli

Can = moci, umeti, znati

May = smeti

Need = trebati

Will / would

Shall

Must

Osnovne karakteristike modalnih glagola

Iza modalnih glagola uvek dolazi infinitiv bez to.

I must go out

Modalni glagoli spadaju u „friends of not“ a to znači da upitne oblike grade inverzijomm bez pomoćnog glagola odrične oblike dodavanjem rečice not.

Nikada nemaju nastavak „s“ u trećem licu jednine.

Nemaju klasična glagolska vremena, nemaju „ing“ oblike.

Must ------------------------------------- jaka obaveza

Must not ----------------------------- Need not ----------------------------------- must

Stroga zabrana                               odsustvo obaveze                              strong obligation

Ne smeti

Must not ne znaci ne morati, znaci ne smeti oznacava strogu zabranu

I must not go out – Ja ne smem da izadjem

Switch /swɪtʃ/ prekidac

To switch on, off, can

Moci, umeti, znati

Ability /əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/ sposobnost

Odricni oblik

Can + not ---------- cannot /ˈkæn.ɒt/

I cannot speech the Korean language

Not+book = notebook

To correct /kəˈrekt/

Correction

To correct mistakes

Sentences

Loud

COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

Poredjenje prideva

Komparacija  ----- analiticka i sinteticka

b. sinteticka

drugi stepen porejenja gradi se dodavanjem “er” koji se iygovara kao  /ɜː/

loud + er = louder

superlative gradi se dodavanjem nastavka “est” koji se izgovara / ist / ispred uvek ide odredjeni clan

loud ----------- louder -------------- the loudest

Ovim nacinom porede se samo jednoslozni I neki dvoslozni kraci pridevi

Analiticka komparacija

Much ---- More ----- The most

Mnogo     Vise            Najvise

Beautiful

More beautiful

The most beautiful

To shout /ʃaʊt/ vikati = yell

Must --------------- need not / ne morati 

08.10.2014

A poor young man is sitting at the table in coffee and pouring some wine in to his glass .

Ne smete da vičete u autobusu.

You must not shout in the bas

Znaš li da čitaš na srpskom

Can you read in Serbian

Ted pali svetlo

Ted turns the light on

Ne smem da uđem u vodu. Ne znam da plivam

I must not go into the water. I can not swim.

Matter = materija, stvar, predmet

What’s the matter with you

Nothing

It doesn’t matter

Ill = bolestan

I am cold

I have got a cold

Temperature /ˈtem.prə.tʃər/

Fever

I’ve got a 100 degress /dɪˈɡriː/

Centigrade /ˈsen.tɪ.ɡreɪd/

You must stay in bed

For a day or two

Moram da odem na službeni put na dan dva.

I must go on business trip for a day or two.

Medicine  /ˈmed.ɪ.sən/

Aspirin /ˈæs.pɪ.rɪn/

To go out

Vidimo se u petak

See you on Friday

I have my English lessons on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

Perhaps /pəˈhæps/  = maybe

No, I don’t want to go to school on Monday, because we have geography on Mondays, and I do not like geography.

Because

The doctor’s office

Foreign/ˈfɒr.ən/  language school

To hear  /hɪər/

I have my English lessons three times a week

I have my English lessons on Mondays, on Wednesdays and on Fridays, at quarter past five in the afternoon

In	At	On
The morning	Nun	Mondays
The evening	Midnight	Fridays
The afternoon	Five o’cloock
January

Warm /wɔːm/

Hot

Firm  /fɜːm/

Shorthand = stenografija

Shorthand typist /ˈtaɪ.pɪst/ daktilograf

UNIT EIGHT: A TELEPHONE CALL

UNIT EIGHT: A TELEPHONE CALL

Jane Brown is speaking

Malicious + software

/məˈlɪʃ.əs/ zao zlokoban

Evil

Malware /ˈmæl.weər/

Worthington

I would like = hteo bih zeleo bih

Would = proslo vreme od glagola will

I would like + to + V + ing

Kao što su glagoli to lbe to have i to do, takozvani „friend of not“ tako su i will i would

Be

Have

Can

May

Will

Would

Želeo bih da napišem rfazglednicu gospođici Brown.

I would like to write picture a post card to Mrss Brown

I would like  = I’d like

I would like to say something in English

To talk

I would like a talk to Mr Brown

Afraid /əˈfreɪd/

To be afraid = plasiti se

I am afraid = plasim se

To be in = to be at home

To stay

Office

Until

Until five

Till

Until = till

Point = tacka, trenutak

Appointment /əˈpɔɪnt.mənt/ sastanak

To tell / tell /  reci

Tell + do

To ring up = call by phone

To telephone

To ring somebody up

Tomorrow

01.10. 2014

To chose  /tʃəʊz/ izabrati

Choice /tʃɔɪs/ izbor

I have no choice = I am bying a new printer

Recite nam zasto kasnite

To sneeze /sniːz/ kinuti, kijati

Towel /taʊəl/ peskir

To manage /ˈmæn.ɪdʒ/ upravljati

I never mange to learn all my English lesons

Management = group people who leads company

Manager

Business management

General

General manager  = managing director

CEO = chief executor officer

/tʃiːf/  /ɪɡˈzek.jʊ.tər/

Family – families

Company – companies

Retell the passage

Please

Would you, please be so kind as to retell the passage

You would sit down

Gin

Gin and tonic

Be a good boy, go to school every day

Learn your lessons, every day.

Good boys always do some

Gin and tonic professions

To disturb /dɪˈstɜːb/uznemiravati

Fixed phone

Mobile phone

Cell

Cellular /ˈsel.jə.lər/

Daily

Routine /ruːˈtiːn/

Daily routine = uobicajene dnevne aktivnosti

To get up = ustati

To wash one’s face

Teeth  /tiːθ/

To brush one’s teeth

To take a shower

To shave

Aftershave lotion

Breakfast

English breakfast

Continental breakfast

To leave = otici

Leave /liːv/     live /lɪv/

3.10.2014

I go there

By car, By bus, By train, By plane, By trolleybus /ˈtrɒl.i.bʌs/ , by tube, On foot /fʊt/, On board, the ship

Tube = metro

When I want to buy something cheap in the tempo market, I go there by bus

Buy  

By

Bye

To finish

Three meals a day

Lunch

Dinner

Break

Coffee break

Lunch break

To watch

To watch TV

Television

To listen to the radio

Days of the week

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

To repair /rɪˈpeər/

Typical /ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl/ = usual, ordinary /ˈɔː.dɪ.nə.ri/

Work /wɜːk/

Walk /wɔːk/

Piece /pi:s/ parce

Hold the line = to be/stay on hold

The day after tomorrow

Tomorrow

Today

Yesterday

The day before yesterday

The other day = pre neki dan 

JANE’S BIRTHDAY PARTY 3

To celebrate /ˈsɛl əˌbreɪt/ slaviti,proslavljati

Celebration

Celebrities /səˈlɛb rɪ ti/

A present = a gift

Usually /ˈyu ʒu əl /  uobicajeno, obicno

Present simple : often , always, every, sometime, usually,

What do I get usually – usually and often nikad ne idu na kraj recenice

What do I usually get

What do you usually take for breakfast? I usually get some sandwiches

To give – dati

What do you give your guests to eat and drink ?

What do you bay your children to wear

Guest / gest / gost

Footwear

Software

I usually listen to rock and pop music

Concert / ˈkɒnsɜːt/

Opera /ˈoʊ pər ə /

Opera house

Favourite

To compose /kəmˈpoʊz/

Composition /ˌkɒm pəˈzɪʃ ən/

Compose + er = composer

Beethoven is a very famous composer.

Songwriter

Augusta /ɔˈgʌs tə/

Of course

Post + card

Post /poʊst/

Post card

Picture postcard / razglednica

Stamp /stæmp/

Circus /ˈsɜː.kəs/

Man / Men / People

Wine

To sign

To apply

Application /ˌæp.lɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Signature   /ˈsɪɡ.nɪ.tʃər/

To sign /saɪn/

Promene u pisanju koje izaziva nastavak “ing”

1.   Izostanak zavrsnog – “e”

Love + ing = loving

Write + ing = writing

Come + ing = coming

Hate + ing = hating

2.   Udvajanje krajnjeg suglasnika

Sit = sitting

Put = putting

Sip = sipping

Ship = shipping

3.    

Ako se glagol u infinitivu završava suglasnikom (p, t, k ....) kome prethodi kratki samoglasnik onda se završni suglasnik udvaja pre dodavanja „ing“

Kratki vokal + sugl + ing = pp/tt + ing

/I, a, o/

Cloth /klɒθ/ tkanina, platno

Clothe /kləʊð/ oblaciti

Clothes  /kləʊðz/ odeca

Shortened Forms - Skraćeni oblici

1.  I am = I’am

2.  You are = you’re

3.  He is = he’s

4.  She is = she’s

5.  It is = it’s

1.  We are = we’re

2.  You are = you’re

3.  They = They’re

They’re

Their                                   =  /ðeər/

There

To have

Have = ’ve

I have = I’ve

I have got  = I’ve got

He hasn’t = has not

He ain’t got

Do

Do not = don’t

Does  not = doesn’t

Am not = I’m not

Is not = isn’t

She isn’t lovely

Isn’t she lovely

Let’s = let us

Let’s go

Want to = wanna

Hullo /həˈləʊ/

Hello 

JANE’S BIRTHDAY PARTY 2

to look for = traziti

Trazim dobru knjigu

I am looking for a good book

S              V                                      O

I      am looking for             a good book

Record/ ˈrɛkɔːd /

At the oment = at this moment – now

                                      Vt - 

To play                                               pustati, pustati plocu, svirati

                                      Vi -             

Vt – transitive verb = V + O

Vi – intransitive verb = neprelazni nema objekat

To squash /skwɒʃ, skwɔʃ/ cediti, iscediti

Cool / ku: l / cold

Thirst /θɜrst/ zeđ

Thirst + y  = thirsty

I am thirsty

Hunger /ˈhʌŋ gər/

Hungry  -  hungery

Hungary

Noboody is hungry in Hungary

Sandwich

May

Have + ing = having         having

What else – sta jos

Nothing else – nista vise

What is your flat like ?

What - like = kakav

Who is the record-player for?

Who - for / od koga

To eat

It

Razlika: eat / i:t/     -    it / it/

Redni brojevi

Ordinal /ˈɔr dn əl/  Numbers

Ispred svakog rednog broja stavlja se odredjeni clan “the”

 Ordinal numbers 1 to 19

In figures             In words              Pronounce It

1st          the first                               1st

2nd        the second         2nd

3rd         the third              3rd

4th         the fourth           4th

5th         the fifth               5th

6th         the sixth              6th

7th         the seventh       7th

8th         the eighth           8th

9th         the ninth             9th

10th       the tenth             10th

11th       the eleventh      11th

12th       the twelfth         12th

13th       the thirteenth   13th

14th       the fourteenth 14th

15th       the fifteenth      15th

16th       the sixteenth     16th

17th       the seventeenth              17th

18th       the eighteenth 18th

19th       the nineteenth 19th

Ordinal numbers such as 21st, 33rd etc are formed by combining a CARDINAL ten with an ORDINAL unit.

The "y" of "twenty", "thirty", "forty", etc. is changed to "ieth":-

In figures             In words              Pronounce It

20th       the twentieth    20th

21st        the twenty-first               

22nd      the twenty-second         ...

23rd       the twenty-third              ...

24th       the twenty-fourth           ...

25th       the twenty-fifth               ...

26th       the twenty-sixth              ...

27th       the twenty-seventh       ...

28th       the twenty-eighth           ...

29th       the twenty-ninth             ...

30th       the thirtieth       30th

40th       the fortieth        40th

50th       the fiftieth          50th

60th       the sixtieth         60th

70th       the seventieth  70th

80th       the eightieth      80th

90th       the ninetieth     90th

100th     the hundredth  100th

101st     the hundred and first     ...

1000th  the thousandth 1000^th

The months of the Year

Month /mʌnθ/

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

October

November

December

-          What are the months of the year?

-          The months of the year are …

-          What date is it today ?

-          Today it is the 24^th (day) of September

-          The twenty-fourth day of September

-          September, 24^th

Citanje godina

1900 – The year nineteen hundred

1901 – nineteen – o – one

1905 – nineteen – o – five

1919 – nineteen – ten

1999 – nineteen ninety nine

2000 – the year two thousand

2014 – two thousand and fourteen

When is your birthday ?

My birthday is on twenty – second of July.

JANE’S BIRTHDAY PARTY 1

To make up – To create

Job creation / kri’ eit/

What time is it?

Quarter/ˈkwɔr tər/ četvrt

Half/haf/

Post meridiem /poʊst merdiem/

Ante merdier /ˈæn ti merdiem/

It is a quarter past five

It is a quarter to five

It is  half past five

It is quarter past twelve

Noon / nu: n/ podne

It is a quarter past noon

Midnigt /ˈmɪdˌnaɪt/ ponoc

Minute /ˈmɪn ɪt/

It is 25 minutes past five

What time is it by this clock

Hand

It is sven o’clock

Sharp – tačno

Jane's birthday party

Birth /bɜːθ/

Birthday

Bith certificate

Date of birth

Party

Family – families

Party - parties

Bell

Door bell

To ring /rɪŋ/

The Present Continous Tense

To continue /kənˈtɪn yu/ nastaviti

Continuous /kənˈtɪn yu əs/

To be

I am

You are

He, she, it is

We are

You are

They are

1 . građenje

Present Simple of TO BE + V-ing

Trajno sadašnje vreme gradi se od Present Simpla glagola to be I sadašnjeg participa osnovnog glagola (V-ing)

Ring+ing = ringing

The bell is ringing

Upitni oblik se gradi tako [to oblik glagola to be zameni mesto a oblik V-ing ostaje na svom mestu

Is the bell ringing.

The bell    is         not   ringing.

       S +  (to be) + not + V-ing

Upotreba

Now – sad

What is going on now ?

Present Continous Tense označava radnja koja se dešava sada  „now“ u trenutku govora.

Answer the door meaning open the door when the bell is ringing.

Ready /redi/ spreman

To be ready FOR

Are you ready for your new dictation. No, I am not, I am still looking for some new words.

Still/ stil /

Hair / hea/

To do one’s hair – cesljati se

Again

Again and again

Coming                     comeing  ≠ coming

To come down – sici, silaziti

She is just coming down

She is coming sown.

Just

Welcome – welcome

To return /rɪˈtɜrn/ = to come back = vratiti se

Return = povratak

Many happy returns of the day!

The day

Here is

Here are

Aren’t / an:nt/ = are not

Beau / bo: /

Beauty / bju: ti /

What a beauty she is !

Beauty + full = beautiful      beautifull

Into = in to

Onto = on to

Ovo su slozeni predlozi koji oznacavaju promenu stanja ili mesta

  

FIVE O’CLOCK TEA 2

FIVE O’CLOCK TEA 2

Any /eni / nesto

Some and Any

I take some sugar in my tea.

Do you take any sugar in your tea ?

No, I don’t take any sugar in my tea.

Sugar  /ˈʃʊɡə/

Biscuit /’biskit/

A piece of cake.

Sorry

I am sorry – zao mi je, izvinite

Fruit/ fru: t/ voce

Fruit cake – vocna torta

Never mind – nema veze, nije bitno

Every+body

Everybody//ˈɛvrɪˌbɒdɪ/

Engleska rec “everybody” ides a glagolom u jednini za razliku od srpske reci svi koja trazi mnozinu.

svi su srecni – everybody is happy

svi govore engleski ovde – everybody speaks English here

gde su svi – where is everybody

Garden /ˈgɑr dn/

French

Today

Have you got any biscuits?

Do you have any biscuits

Vocna torta – fruitcake

Cokoladna torta chocolate cake

Without

I like coffe without any sugar

Cream

Coffee /ˈkɔ fi /

I like my coffee with some cream

Neki ljudi vole (svoju, njihovu) kafu bez slaga.

Some people like their coffee without cream .

Pot / pot / posuda

Tea pot

Coffee pot

To make / meik /

There is no cake without chocolate

Chocolate /ˈtʃɒkəlɪt/

I need butter /ˈbʌt ə/

Some butter

Smome eggs

Some flour

Child children

Family

Eng . rec family ne znaci familija nego porodica najuza muz zena I deca

Relatives /ˈrɛl ə tɪvz/ familija rodjaci

Family /ˈflaʊə/

Boy

Super

Hyper

Market

Food

Shoop assistant /əˈsɪs tənt/

Orange

Banana

Pound /paʊnd/

Something

Anything

Do you need / want anything else

Else

It’s that all?

That’s all

To read

Reading

To comprehend /ˌkɒm prɪˈhɛnd/ - understand

Comprehension /ˌkɒm prɪˈhɛn ʃən/ - understanding

Razlika: floor /flɔː/ -  flour/ˈflaʊə/  -  flower /ˈflaʊə/

to bay / bai /

Good bay

Full / ful /

In full – u potpunosti

To make up – to invent / in’ vent / - izmisliti

Conversation /ˌkɒn vərˈseɪ ʃən/

Dialogue

Between

Two

To begin

Like this – ovako

Like that – onako

To say – reci

I say

You say

He , She , It says 

We say

You say

They say

Skirt /skɜːt/ suknja

Pair /pɛə/

A pair of shoes

Razlika : pair/pɛər/  -  pear  /pɛə/

Fortune /ˈfɔr tʃən/

Fortunately

Unfortunately

To complete /kəmˈplit/

FIVE O’CLOCK TEA 1

FIVE O’CLOCK TEA 1

Clock /klok/

Ck → /k/

Knock/nok/

Clock/klok/

Nick /Nik/

Nickname

What time is it?

It is five o’clock /əˈklɒk/

Coffee /ˈkɔ fi/

Three o’clock coffee

Have – imati

I have

You have

He, she, it has

We have

You have

They have

Have got , has got – imati

Kao i sam glagol have izraz “have got” znaci imati. Have got se koristi kao govorni nizi oblik.

She has got a nice kitchen. Has she got a nice kitchen .

Every + thing – everything

That – sto

Modern /ˈmɒdən/

To wash /wɔʃ/

Washer

To fight – fighter

To lose – loser

To win – winer

Dish /wɔʃ/

Dish-washer

Washing machine /ˈwɔ ʃɪŋ  məˈʃin  /

Also

“also” ne moze da dodje ni na pocetak ni na kraj

Sink /sɪŋk/ lavabo, sudopera

Refrigerator /rɪˈfrɪdʒ əˌreɪ tər/

Fridge /frɪdʒ/

To cook

Cook

Cooker

Gas

Great

It is not great

Is it not great

Almost

Tea

Cup

For a cup of tea

Milk

Some

Neodređena zamenica „some“ služi nam u situacijama kada je potrebno izražavati neodređenost a ne možemo da upotrebimo neodređeni član. Neodređena zamenica „some“ koristi se uz nebrojive imenice.

Lemon /ˈlɛm ən/

BOB IS IN A HURRY 2

BOB IS IN A HURRY

Who is at home ?

Who is not at home?

Mom is not at home!

Why is the Mommy important

Mom is important because she always helps Bob to find a tie.

Bob wants many things , for instance – new white shirt, his grey tie, his black shoes, and of course tie the grey suit.  

More – poredbeno

Nikad rečenicu ne počinji sa because.

One shirt is in the wardrobe and two shirts are in the wardrobe.

Kakav je Beograd

What is Belgrade like?

Bob’s wardrobe is dirty and utidy

What is it like

What does look like

Unfortunately nobody helps me when I am in hurry.

Unfortunately nobody does.

One

Once

Once a week

How often do you go to Grece

I go to Grece once a week

Twice

Three times

Clothes /kloʊðz/

Men’s clothes

Women’s clothes

Trousers /ˈtraʊ zərz/ pantalone

Pullover /ˈpʊlˌoʊ vər/

Dress /dres/

Dresses

Coat /koʊt/

Blouse /blaʊz/

Socks

Tights

To wear /wɛə/

Where

Where do you wear a shirt

Where and when do you wear a shirt

Wear my white shirt at work

Theatre /ˈθɪətə/

Father on a business trip

Father is away on business

Dorothy

To pack

Suit /suːt; sjuːt/

Suit case/keɪs/

Under wear

What do you take with you

I usually take my laptop and suitcase

Bag /bæg/ torba

Beg /bɛg/ preklinjat, moliti

Bug /bʌg/ buba, insekt, kvar , prislusni uredjaj

This bed is not bad

Chair /tʃɛə/

Floor

Door

Poor

Do you want to show him round house ? No, I do not want to show him round house.

BOB IS IN A HURRY 1

BOB IS IN A HURRY

Hurry

To be in hurry

Jane

Mum

Mummy

Always

Reč always pise se sam sa jednim “l”. Reč always najčešće uvodi PST.

When

Hand

To give

To give somebody a hand – to help somebody

Shirt

Shoe

Shoes

Wardrobe /ˈwɔr droʊb/

Word /wɜːd/ ≠ Ward /wɔrd/

Mess

Tidy – urediti, lepo složiti

Untidy

Prefiks “un”negira osobinu koju izražava glavna reč

Un+happy

Here is: u značenju “evo” . Here comes the sun .

Often

Does she clean nails every day? No, she does not clan them every day but she clans them very often.

How often?

Sure

Need

I need a shirt.

I need two salaryes to pay my bills.

Salary /ˈsæl ə ri/

Necktie

Tie

Grey

Suit

Smart

Smartphone

Pridev „smart“ nikad ne dobiva mnozinu

Za razliku od srpskog u eng.  su pridevi nepromenjive reci.

THE HOUSE WHERE THE BROWNS LIVE 3

UNIT FOUR: THE HOUSE WHERE THE BROWNS LIVE 3

UNIT FOUR: THE HOUSE WHERE THE BROWNS LIVE 3

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- Lične zamenice -

Lične zamenice imaju posebne oblike za lice, broj, rod (u trećem licu jednine) i dva padeža (Nominativ, ili subjekatski, i objekatski padež, koji se koristi u svim drugim slučajevima):

	Jednina		Množina
	Subjekat	Objekat	Subjekat	Objekat
Prvo lice	I	me	we	us
Drugo lice	you	you	you	you
Treće lice	he, she, it	him, her, it	they	them

- Prisvojne zamenice i prisvojni pridevi -

U engleskom jeziku, prisvojne zameničke reči imaju različite oblike kada se nalaze ispred imenice (prisvojni pridevi), i kada se koriste bez imenice (prisvojne zamenice)

	Jednina		Množina
	Pridjev	Zamjenica	Pridjev	Zamjenica
Prvo lice	my	mine	our	ours
Drugo lice	your	yours	your	yours
Treće lice	his, her, its	his, hers, its	their	theirs

Gradjenje saksonskog genitiva u mnozini

N’s – za jedninu

Ns – za mnozinu

Kada se gradi saksonski genitive imenice u mnozini onda se iza mnozinskog nastavka s dodaje samo apostrof .

Who

-          Kada upitna recenica pocinje sa “Who” onda nema inverzije.

-          Nema pomocnog glagola do nego se cuva struktura potvrdne recenice .

Prim: Who shows Alice round house .

Izuzetak : Who am I .

The sitting room is realy comfortable.

Address

Or

With

Place

At your place

Come to my place.

Modern

Only

Oh dear.

Here it is

) Bracket

, Comma

: Column

; Semi-column

Mark

? Question mark

! exclamation mark /ˌɛk skləˈmeɪ ʃən/

To live

Razlika:  Live /lɪv/ ≠ Leave /li:v/

Office

Week

Week – end

Parent

Parens

DO – pomocni galgol za pitanja i glagol raditi

What do you do here ?

What does he do every weekend ?

Composition /ˌkɒm pəˈzɪʃ ən/

Essay /esei/

To replace

B – bold

I – Italics

U – underline

In italics

Flat

A two toom flat

A two roomed flat

This is a very nice flat

I live at …. + addres

It is a flat within a building

It is a two-roomed flat within a four-flor building

Plus

Pass

Sunny

Minus

Cloudy

Rainy

To sleep

“Who”  može da uvede pitanje sa i bez „do“

1.       Ako postavlja pitanje o subjektu onda ide bez upitnih oblika

2.       Ako postavlja pitanje o objektu  onda ide sa „do“

Who sleeps in this room .

Who works in this office .

Who do you think that ....