Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
V. N. WAGNER, Y. G. OVSIENKO
\ New Delhi
1
B. H. BArHEP •
lO. r. OBCMEHKO
YHEBHUK
pyccKoro
^3blKA
flnji nuLi,
rOBOPSimMX
HA
AHrnHPiCKOM
fISbIKE
Ninth Impression June 1983 (P 132}
6
MaTepuaji yiie6HHKa npoaepajiCH asTopaMH na aaHHTHHX co cxy-
ACHTaMH ykHBepcHTet^ flpyjKdbi HapoAOB hm. riarpHca JlyMyMdbi.
npe;^no.;iaraeTCH, ^ito CTy;ieHTbi 6yAyT saHHMaTbCH no ;^aHHOMy
yneSHHKy noji pyKOBo;^CTBOM ^pe^o;^aBaTe/IH, o;^HaKO c 'hhm mojkho
padoxaTb n caMocxonxe^ibHO.
ynedHHK cocxoHX na flByx nacxeH n 62 ypoKOB. AbxopaMH ox-
flejibHbix pasflejioB hbjihioxch: B. H. Barnep: (|)OHexHKa, rpaMMaxn-
Ka, cjiosapb, npHMenaHHH k cjioBapio (Vocabulary, Notes on the
Vocabulary), neKoxopbie xeKcxbi (bo BxopoH nacxn), nacxb ynpaac-
HeHHH; K). r. OBCHeHKo: 6ojifauiHHcxBo xeKCXoB H ynpaiKHeHUH.
Aemopu
PART ONE
Lesson 1
n
Printed Written letter to the English the English
H
j .
A a c// (2 a a in part
B 6 C3 b in but
D B XU B3 iB) V in voice
r r Tz r3 [rl g in get
il
E
.T
e
% A3
e
lA]
[H3] ye in yet
d in breadth
E e e [fio] yo in York
>K H-:
^IC:>ic HO s in pleasure
3 3 33 l3] z in zone
n n
icz {[ [H] ee in meet
!.!
jUm 3M [Ml m in my
H !!
Jtn. 3H n in no
0 0 Occ 0 [0] 0 in port
8
(
Letter Name of Sound Corresponds Resembles
Printed Written letter j
value to the English the English
1
h'
n n ns In] p in sport
r r in sorry
7 p p 3p Ip]
V G c Cc 3C . [c] s in small
€
1
T T T3 [T] t in eight
y y y [yl u in put 1
0 4)
S>f 34) [C^l f in fine 1
Kh
X X Xx 1
1
xa -[X] ch in loch
ns M ch in chair
tr m m uia [m] sh in shall
^•Sr-
harder)
6
b h (r
€rr
10
51
K)
H
JO/ow
^ 3/
10
H
m
[fia]
you in youth
ya in yard
Note. —
Two dots are placed over e only in texts for beginners; in books, news-
p'apers, magazines, etc. these dots are generally dispensed with.
fUUfy , ue& .
9
, , ,
(5; Note the way the letters ^C,X', 9 are joined to the pre-
Cauta a.-^j9SL;H)~ihK^;
•
cp /' •’
/ /
(9) Write these letters correctly:
/
JJi^.
Jfl J J! J/l ^JC
'
10
JleHHHrpaA, KneB, CH6npb, Bojira;
MHp, jypyyK6&, cnyxHUK, KocMOHasT, kojixos;
KJiacc, cxyfleHT, yHHBepcHxex, HHcxHxyx, npo4)eccop, AOKxop;
MaxeMaxHKa, c^HSHKa, MeAHUHHa, 6Ho;iorHH, ^Jhjioco^hh.
3. Word Stress (yaapeHHe). —A
(non-compound) word generally
has only one stressed syllable (cjior). In Russian, stressed syllables
are pronounced with greater vigour than in English, and they are
more distinct than 'the other syllables in the same word. The pitch
of the stressed syllable is somewhat higher than that of the other
syllables. The pitch of the voice falls on all the syllables following
/N / /N
the stressed one: ndna, MdMa, okho, h capdaiueato.
Unlike English stressed vowels, Russian stressed vowels are pro-
nounced with an even pitch; compare: mou my. —
Russian stress may fall on 3ny syllable:
cxyji KHura $aMHJiHH yqnxejibHuua
CTyjifiHT nesHua cnpamHsaxb
KapaH;iaui npeno^aBaxejib
In this book, the stress is indicated by the sign (') placed over
the stressed vowel. No stress is indicated in monosyllabic words.
To say Russian words correctly, they must be memorised with
the correct stress.
4. Vowels (rjiacHbie). — The lips play a much more
important part
in the pronunciation of Russian vowels than, they do in the pro-
nunciation of English vowels. All Russian vowels are short. There
are no diphthongs in Russian.
5. The Stressed Vowejs a, o, y. —
The Russian stressed vowel a
resembles the English a in park, part, ask, but is somewhat shorter. In
the pronunciation of the Russian stressed a the mouth is opened wider.
Assignment 3. Listen. Note the sound and the articulation of the Russian
and English a and the difference in .the strength of stress in the Russian and
English words.
KaK — car; napK — park; 4)aKXbi — father
Assignment 4. Listen and then pronounce.
Assignment 5. Listen. Note the sound of the Russian o, y and their Eng-
lishcounterparts and the difference in the strength of stress in the Russian and
English words.
coH — saw Tyr — put
Mo.n — small TYM — good
OH — or .ayn — look
0 —0 y — [ul
12
. n
Compare:
a, 6 a, o T,
a, 6: Bac, cok, moh, ryM;-fl; aoBy, Mory, okho; -g; MaMa, na-
na, dyKBa, dyMara.
Assignment lU Read,
TaM, TaK, AaM, naM, nac; Tom, hoc, ona, otio, oKtto; sbohok,
TyAa; AOMa, JioTa; caA {car}, bot, roA (totI, tot, boh, TyT; Caitan,
ananac.
Lesson t
1. The Vowels 9 u. ,
— The vowel & is similar to the English e
non-palatalising vowels a, 9, 0 y, H
15
Compnre:
[.laM) — ciianx fc’iLVaT) JIOM [ilOM] — UASm [IIA’om]
I'oc [hoc] — HOC Ih’oc]
(2) At the beginning of a word, after a vowel and after the let-
ters h and 7>, palatalising vowels are pronounced as two sounds;
u -f- the corresponding non-palatalising vowel:
^ [fia],
HCilUfl luaCULlul
c [fi3], e [fio], ro
CM [U3M]
[fiyj.
Moe, Mou, XBOH, xnoe, xboh; noex, exonx, eM, ecx, nciio.
Compare:
Maxb [Max’] — MHCo [M’ac-b]
BOX [box] — KOBep [KaD’op]
4. The Soft Consonants 6', n' , m' 6’, efi' The Russian soft —
consonants O', n' m' o', cjj' are softer than the English conso-
,
16
—
Assignment 2. Listen to these Russian and English words. Note the soundl
of theRussian 6’, n', m’, e’, cp' and the English b, p, m, v, f.
Note the way the mouth opens in the pronunciation of the vowels.
6faK)T — beautiful Mup — mew (JiHjibM — film
6hji — bill BbK) — view $b — few
ubK) — pew BHA — vivid
nuji —pill Bb
nb
Assignment 3. Pronounce these syllables, seeing that the position of the
tongue remains the same as in the pronunciation of u and the lips articulate more
energetically.
Ma — MH MaMa — mhco — 6h
6a b9— Be
na — HH nana — chht 69 — 6e ns — ne
Assignment 6. Read.
BeK, flfie’ MHCO, Mecxo; obe^ [a6’9T]; MHuyTa, totobbt; H^nwo,
nbfOT, 6biOT.
tre of the tongue is raised towards the hard palate .as in the pronun-
ciation of tt.
—
Assignment 7. Listen to these Russian and English words. Note the differ-
ent sound of the Russian c, o and the English s, z.
Assignment 8.. Pronounce these syllables, seeing that the position of the
tongue remains the same as in the pronunciation of u.
HlIH — 3H, HHH — CH
Assignment 9. Read.
t, n.
Tun, OHH, hah; Her, tckct, fac; KHiira, He6o; ahah, tcth, hhhh,
Acth; ACHb, TeHb; nuTb, duTb; Maxb, ASTb, natb, aaaTb; nOHHMarb;
AHKXaHT; CTaTbH,
Assignment 17. Read these syllables and words. Compare the pronunciation
of the hard and soft consonants.
Aa — AH 'asm— AHAH Ta — th
AO — Ae AOM — HAei to — xe
Ha — HH HaM — HHHH XaM, TOT — TeXH
HO — He Hoxa — ahcm
ca — CH caM — BCH [(|)’c’a]
*
2
k
Lesson 3
Assignment 3- Listen to these Russian words containing the soft a’, k‘.
Assignment 4., Pronounce these syllables, seeing that the position of the
tongue remains the same as in the pronunciation of u.
Assignment 5. Read.
Voiced consonants 6 C B b’ r r’ A A’ /K 3 3’
20
A few consonants do not go in pairs.
Voiceless consonants x x’ n m n
Examples:
ro^t [roT] ay 6 [ayn]
Wyr [flpyK] Terpaj^fa [T’Kipar’I
Voiced consonants which have voiceless counterparts are also
devoiced at the beginning and in the middle of a word if they pre-
cede a voiceless consonant.
Examples:
Bcer^a [(|)c’Hrfla]. omndKa [aiuiinKaJ.
Examples:
OTfltixaTt [aflAHxax’l, CAejiaxb [aA’sJi'bT’li
but: CJIOBO [CJlCBt], TBOH [TBOii].
Caa, aea, roa, o6ea, aaBoa, CHat; ayr, lor, Mor, noMor, ao6, ayd*
Assignment 7. Read the following, devoicing the voiced consonant preced-
ing the voiceless one; pronounce the voiceless consonants preceding voiced ones
as the corresponding voiced consonants.
21
Assignment 8. Listen to these words. Note the sound of the consonant x.
Assignment 9. Pronounce the sound k and then a prolonged a:, keeping the
tongue away from the palate.
Assignment 13. Pronounce these syllables, seeing that the position of the
tongue remains the same as in the pronunciation of u.
Assignment 15. Listen to these Russian and English words. Noje the pro-
:iation of the Russian a and the English /.
nunciat
22
V
J',
nojiKa — health Jiauua — lamp
noji — pall KJiacc — class Ji — 1
Assignment 16. Pronounce the following, pressing the tip of the tongue
against the back of the upper incisors.
ceji; uHJi.
p«ed>n. .
S^?S’n'o^rvowen.‘>>eV.P-;f-
1, A
^-«rtnitnred
ronounced con-
"’“'
I-
;lss/gnn.cn<
nine the
vowe
vowel •
,nKa(bM, «.
W.
taining
TW, 6bm. w
Mbl, BW. >
^
tV^cn
lips-
ol PPS ;lssfg/inic«J 2^^^[oroi the
20. PoVti^n changing only
t
^ yyy-blblW
Pig. ft- ,yy,
pronouncing V V \
in yyy__btww. yyy
• t 1^1
3}6H, KJ>y6b’’
”r.h=
th.
»»so"” =
consonant
, _^ j
_ 0,,,;
-«•
Tbl S-H"'''.
MW
•,S
Cbl,_-ch: tV-TheRus-
consonant the
o The son
f rStl
™,'
S-t? the
r«„\"e‘
y ceni^
0- r ot the
V / V
owardb vowet w - ot the
the the bach
:iatton ot ^
pP
tongue iS
upper incisors.
.
o5 tong
•’ Fir, 21. Position
,U\ ihe'^°'' rynBTh- ^ mVonouncing ^
Assignment 8. Pronounce these syllables seeing that the position of the
tongue remains the same as in the pronunciation of u.
HHH — JIH, HHH — Jie, HHH — JIH, HHH’ — Jie, HHH — JIK)
Assignment 9. Pronounce.
po — poT pa — paa
py — pyKa pw — pwOa
Assignment 17. Read.
ap — crap, np — Miip,
op — cop, bip — .cbip
ap — cap
xpa —
xpasa, xexpaAb; aaoxpa, aasTpan, saBxpaKaxb; expa
expaua, cecxpa; xpo —
Mexpd, yxpo, yxpoM" expo—;dcTpoo, Owexpo;
xpy —
xpyAHO, xpyAHbiu
Assignment 23. Listen to these words containing the soft p’. Note its
sound.
'
Piic., xpn; p ,
epe^a; pnAOM. CproKu; pucynoK, pneoBaxb.
26
Assignment 26. Read.
— — poT — yMpex; — —
— Phm;— neoeowR. kodhaod. py
Pa pn: pa^ pB,5; p6. pe; pio: pyKH
dpiOKH; pbi — oh: Obifia
Lesson 5
Assignment 7. Read.
3. The Consonant h. —
The consonant h is invariably a soft voiceless
souna. It is pronounced almost exactly as the English ch in chair.
OQ
Assignment 14. Listen to these Russian and English words. Note the sound
of the Russian h and of its English counterpart.
MeptibiH — chalk
Span — much
M — ch
Assignment 15. Listen to these words and then pronounce them.
HQCbl [MlICb'll.
Assignment 19. Listen to these Russian words. Note the sound of w,.
30
Assignment 22. Read.
KJIACG
Box KOMHaxa. Sxo KJiacc, Cjieaa okho, cnpaaa flaepa. SAecb
uma^). TaM AOCKa.
Box cxoA. SASCb KHHra, xexpaAb, py^na u KapanAaiu. A sxo
cxyji.
3x0 Tom. Oh cxyACHx. 3xo 3MH.aiiH. Ona cxyACHXKa. Smh*
Alia cnpauiHBaex, a Tom oxaenaex.
— HXO 3X0?
— 3x0 AHMna.
— 3x0 nopxcj)eAb?
— 3X0 nopxc|)eAb.
jja,
— 3x0 cAoaapb?
— Ra.
— 3x0 yue6HiiK?
— Hex, 3X0 He yueOHiiK, a xexpaAt-.
— KXO 3X0?
— 3x0 cxyAeuxKa.
Tenepb cnpamiiBaex Tom, a Smhahh oxaeuaex.
— Tag ABepb?
— Ona cnpaaa,
— Tag okho?
— Oho CAeaa.
Vocabulary
Knacc class-room OHO it
DOT here is, here are CTyACHT (m.) student
KOMHaxa room cxyAeiixKa (/.) student
3X0 it, this, that cnpaujHDaex asks, is asking
cncBa on the left OTBCHaex answers, is answering
cnpaaa on the right Hxo [uiTo] what
OKHO window naMna lamp
aaepb door nopT(|icAi> (m.) attache case
(f.)
Aa yes
Ilex no
32
NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY
;
SApaBCTByiiTe! [sApacxyHTH®] How do you do? Good morning! Good
;
'
afternoon! Good evening!
i JXo cBHAaHun! Good-bye!
GRAMMAR
1. Russian has no article.
3-184S <50
cmydenniKa
Ko.MHama Nouns ending in ~a.
34
\ N
Tom docKd. Brno ctny.i.
/ /
Vmd dino? Fde okho?
Other particles and words are also unstressed if they bear no logical stress.
The phrases a amo, Ktnd amo, nmd amo and others are pronounced as one
word.
Before a, the pitch of the voice is rai.sed on the stressed syllable of the
preceding word. yr
cimo He yHe6HUK, a mempddb.
The conjunction u is pronounced as u if the preceding word ends in a hard
consonant and the word which follows begins with a consonant. Phrases con-
taining the conjunction u are pronounced as one word.
EXERCISES
Exercire 1. Read tne following with the correct intonation and pronuncia-
tion.
(a) Bot KOMHara. Cnpasa Asepb, c^nesa okho. S^ecb AocKa. TaM
CTOJi H cxyji. K 3T0 mKa(|).
(b) ^To 3X0? 3x0 cxoji. Oh cnpasa? JXa, cxo.i cnpaea.
Hxo 3 X 0? 3 x 0 AOCKa. Ona c^ieea? JXa, ;i,ocKa cjiesa. .
Exercise 8. Write out the nouns from the first three paragraphs of the
text *K.nacc'’ in three columns according to their gender.
Model: Bom KOMHoma. 3mo kaocc. CAeea ... . Cnpaea ... . 3decb ...
.’
Oh ... .
MocKa ....
Lesson 7
38
NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY
Cnaci'iSo! Thank you!
He aa uto! [H’ss'biuT'b] \ ^ ^ mention it.
noKajiyficTa! [naHtajitcT-b] j
GRAMMAR
I. Personal Pronouns (jiHUHbie MecTOHMeHua). —
a — I Mbi — we
Tbi — you Bbi — you = we
OH — he
MbI
OHH— they
OHa — she,
Bbi = you
OHO — it
^-Conjugation 1
UHTarb
Singular Endings
{eaUHCTBCHHOe MHCJIO) (OKOHMaUHa)
a auxaro Present Tense -to
Tbi nmaeiub stem nttma -euib
OH 'i . -em
oua Hwizent
[
OHO !
Plural
(MHOKecTBCHHoe aiicao)
Tom Humdem?
/N Tom mitndem.
JTa,
Is Tom reading? Yes, Tom is reading.
/ \
Tom — cmydemn? Jla, Tom — ctnydeHtn.
Is Tom a student? Yes, -Tom is a student.
41
'
xopouio
riAoxo
Sbicmpo
KaK?
MedjieHHO
epoMKO
muxo '
EXERCISES
Exercise 2. Compose sentences according to the models using the verbs given
on the right in the correct form.
Exercise 4. Insert the verbs given on the right in the correct form.
Exercise 8. Ask questions containing the verb dcAanib. about each of these
sentences.
— Ceiiqac ypoK. Mbi Mumaem no-pyccKH. Cnaqajia Humaetn Tom.
noTOM Hutnaetn 3MH.nHH; Mbi BHHMaiejibHO CAyiuaeM.
Tenepb Smhjihsj cnpauiueaem, a Tom omeenaem.
Exercise 9'. Ask questions containing no interrogative word about these
sentences.
Are you reading now? No, we are not reading now. We are
1.
Exercise 12. Replace the noun in the second sentence of each pair by the
appropriate pronoun.
43
Exercise 13. Insert the conjunction hc a ... or a ... .
1. CTy^eHT
cnpaiuHBaeT ... OTBenaer, CxyaeHTKa cnpamiiBaeT
...
qac Mbi OT^ihixaeM ... ohh paCoraiOT. 3 Ceuqac quiaer ... Aacon .
... Sjiyapji. Ceaqac Sjiyapjt quraer ... il>KOH caymaer. 4. Okho ...
cnpaaa ... caesa. Okho caesa ... Asepb cnpaaa. 5. 3 to ... cao-
Baph ... yqe6HHK. 3 to yqedHHK ... sto caosapb.
Exercise 14. Insert the conjunction ho or a.
Lesson 8
HAIII yHHBEPCHTET
.Bot Ham yHHBepcHTeT, 5 to ayAHTopHH h jia6opaT6pHH. TaM
cTyAeuTu padoTaioT, cjfymaioT jieKUHH. ripenoAaBaTejiH MHiaWT
jieKuiiH no-pyccKH.
9to 6H6j]HOTeKa, 55 h moh TOBapHm qacTo HHxaeM SAecb raaerbi
H mypHaJibi.
- BHHsy CTOJiOBaH, a pHAOM KHocK. Tyr mu oSbiHHO noKynaeM
TeipaAH, pyHKii, KapaHAamH.
Haaepxy Ham KJiyd. TaM mu oxAHxaeM, cjiymaeM KOHuepxu
HJIH AOKJiaAU.
A 3X0 noqxa. SAecb mu nojiynacM nacbMa h nocujiKH. CxyACH-
xbi Macxo nojiyqaiox h nnmyx nHCbMa.
yipo
CeHHac yxpo. ^xpoM Tom aaBxpaKaex.
— A qxo Ae-naex Smhahh?
— T6}Ke aasxpaKaPT.
AEHb
XIhcm ypoKH. Mu HHxaeM h mimeM no-pyccKH.
noxoM MU oSeAaeM.
— A KoxAa BU oSeAaexe?
— /I,HeM.
BEMEP
Beqep. BeqepoM Tom h Smhjihh yacHHaiox. Mu xoHce yncHnaeM.
— Tab bu y>KHHaexe? •
—
,
ZI^oMa.
Vocabulary
Ham our peAKO seldom
yHHBepcHTcT university raseta newspaper
ayAHTOpHB lecture-hall, lecture-rooni BHHsy downstairs, below
aaGopaTopHfl laboratory Hasepxy upstairs, above
JieKuiin lecture CToaoBan dining-room
npenoABBaxeab (m.) teacher pBAOM near
SHdanoTeKa library KHOCK kiosk, news-stand, bookstall
TOBapHm friend, comrade o6biMHO usually
n H MOH TOBapiim my friend and I noKynaTb, -H), -eiub to buy
qacTo often KJiye clu^
45
KOimepi concert jlCHb (nx.) day, afternoon
H-1H or AHcM in the day-time, in the after-
AOKJidfl report noon
noHTa post-office odcAarb, -10, -eiiib to have dinner
no.nyHarb, -jo, -cuib to get, to receive KorAa when
niicbMO {pi. m'icbMa) letter Bcnep evening, the night
nocbi.iKa parcel BCHepoM in the evening, at niglit
niicaib, n niimy, -euib to write yiKtmaTb, -lo, -euib to have supper
yrpo morning AoMa at home
yrpoM in the morning OH AOMa he is in
saBTpaKaTb, -lo, -etub to have break- * * *
fast caiiaTopiiM sanatorium
TOKc also, too creiia (pi. ctchu) wall
C.nyiuaTb
c.iyiuaTb pa^HO to listen to the wireless
cJiyuiaTb KOHuepr to listen to a concert
cBviuaTb JieKUHH to attend lectures
cJi^'UJaTb AOK.aaAbi to listen to reports
JleKUHfl, flOKaafl
46
—
GRAMMAR I
Stem Ending
cmoA .
Masculine cAoedpb —
deepb —
Feminine KOMHam- a
i
aydumopu-
OKH- 6
Neuter noA- e
-U
caHamopuu — Nouns ending aydumopuH — Nouns ending in
canatnopua iii u. aydumopuu -fi.
nopmcpeAb '
ypoK — ypoKU
mpandaiu —
Nouns ending in Nouns whose
2, K, X, OK, stem ends in
47
2,
H,
K, X, OK, tU,
Ending Neuier
Note. —No soft sign is written before the ending -it since the letter it itself
denotes the softness (palatalisation) of the preceding consonant.
^-Conjugation 2.—
nHcaxb
H numy -y mh numeM -bm Infinitive stem: nucd-
TH mlujemb -euib bw nHutere -erne Present tense stem: tiuiu-
OH niiuieT -em ohh nnuiyx -ytn
The stress is shifted from the ending to the first syllable in all
persons beginning with the second person.
Compare the personal endings of the verbs Humdtnb and nucdtnb:
n uiixa/o OHH uuxa/ow —
^-Conjugation I
H nuiuy OHH nHuyi/w —
e-Conjugation 2
48
ympoM Tom adempaKaern. Tom has, breakfast in the morning.
JlOMa Mbi omdbixdeM. We rest at home.
CmoA moM. The table is there (the logical stress falls on the adverbial
modifier of place).
To-ii emoA. There is a table there (the logical stress falls on the subject
of the sentence).
Beiep. It is evening.
CeuHdc ympo. It ismorning now.
^mpoM ijpoK. We have a lesson in the morning.
9. Nouns ending in oic, tu, u, lu, are either masculine or femi-
nine. b is written at the end of feminine nouns.
Toodpum, — masculine. Hont —
feminine.
EXERCISES
1.noHHMaio no-pyccKii. 2. 51
51 noKynaio raaerbi. 3. H noay-
vaio nocbiaKu. 4. 51 nuiuy nncbMa.
Exercise 2. Complete the sentences.
1. yxpoM a ... 2. Ahcm Mbi ...
. . 3. BenepoM Tom ... . 4. Ao-
Ma oua ... . 5. Cefiaac ohh ... .
’
I, CiyAeaTKa mitaeT. CTy^eHTHa miTaer npaBHJiLHO. 2. Tom
aasrpaKaer yrpoM. yrpoM Tom aaBipaKaer. Tom sasTpaKaer AOMa.
Be^epoM Tom yjKUHaer. 3. H paSoTaK). 51 pa6oTaK) xopomo.
Exercise 6. Answer the questions.
Lesson S
no/ipyrH
— $TO MOH CeMbH, Box MOH MaMa,' pHAOM MOH OXeU, a 3X0
6pax H cecxpa. A box Ham aom. Mo^ KOMHaxa Hasepxy. Moh po-
AHxejiH jKHByT BHHsy. Box Hx KOMHaxa. Phaom H<HBex cecxpa. 3xo
ee OKHO. A .BACcb jKHBex 6pax. Sxo .ero KOMHaxa. A y xeSn ecxb
6pax H cecxpa?
— ^a, ecxb. Box hx (J)oxorpa4)HH. 3xo moh 6pax h ero JKena.
y HHX ecxb cbiH, BOX GH. A 3X0 cecxpa H ee My>K; pn^OM iix
AOHb. .
VOCABULARY
noflpyra (/.) friend MdMa mummy
KHTb, fl »iiBy, -euib lo live OTeui (p/-OTA^) father
BMecre together nana (m.) daddy
paarOBapHBaib, -w, -euib to speak, 6paT Brother
to talk cecxpa (p/. cecxpu) sister
noKaauBaTb, -k), -euib to show flOM house
dioTorpa^iHfl photograph popHteaH parents
'
17 — ceMHawaTb 19 — AeunTHaAuaTi.
18 — BOceMHa;]maTb 20 — ;iBaAuaTb
OduHHadnamb is spelt with a double h. The numerals from 1
GRAMMAR
Possessive Pronouns (npHTawareAbUbie. MeciOHMCHUfi).
I. The —
possessive pronouns moH, meou, natu, eaui always agree in gender
and number with the noun which they qualify.
Singular Plural
sessive Pronoun. —
If a possessive pronoun is the principal word of
Short an-
Complete answer
swer
Exercises
Exercise 2. Insert the verbs given on the right in the correct form.
56
Exercise 4. Read the sentences paying attention to the intonation.
3to Haul AOM. 51 »HBy BHuay; bot ... KOMHara. Pbaom jKHseT
cecTpa. 3 to
KOMHaia. Bpar tojko jKHBex BHHay. Bot ... KOMHa-
...
Exercise IJ. Insert the words ympo,. ympoM, denb, dncM, eenep, ecnepoM.
Exercise 12. Read the numerals; 1], 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20.
ypOK
Cennac ypoK, CTyACHTbi- ch;iht h BKHMaiejibHO cjiymarar. Ope-
ncAasaTejib oStHCHHeT ypoK. FIotom cryASHTbi AeJiarot ynpa>KHe-
HHH. Ohh nHuiyx h roBopBx no-pyccKH. flpeno^aBaTejib HcnpaBJiaei
Hx omH6KH. Kor;ia npeno^asaTe/ib cnpaiiiHBaeT, cxyACHTbi oxBeqarax.
npenoAaBaxe;ib cnpauiHBaex:
— Mxo BHCHX cnpasa?
CxyAeHX oxBeqaex:
— CnpaBa bhchx Kapxa.
— ripaBHjibHo! A qxo bhchx cjicBa?'
— Cjiesa BHCHX KapxHHa.
—— Tab cxohx cxo;i?
— CxoJi cxohx nocpeAHHC.
— A Mxo jickhx xaM?
— Xopomo!
XaM KHHfH xexpaAH.
Jie>Kax ii
npenoAaBaxeAb roBOpHx:
— Bbi oxBeqaexe oqcHb xopomo.
Sbchhx bbohok. CeiiHac nepepbiB.
>»
AOMA
AoMa H roxoBAK) ypoKH, ACAaio ynpaKHeHHH, nepeBoscy xeKcx,
yqy h noBXopaK) cAOBa.
BeqepoM a oxABixaio. HnorAa ryAHK), HHOXAa HHxaio hah cmox-
pib xeAeBHBop. ^ AroSAib CMoxpexb xeAesHSop.
— A KaK oxABixaex Smhahh?
— Smhahh oHCHb aioShx khhxh. Ona mhofo HHxaex no-anrAHH*
CKH H nO-pyCCKH.
Vocabulary
CIlACTb, -3Ky, -AHUIb to sit aBCHCTb, -HT to ring
oGbncHHTb, -to, -euib to explain SBOHOK bell ,
-
59
CMOTpcTb, -fb, -iiwb to look MHoro much, a lot
TcacBibop television set « • .
CMOTpcTb TcacBibop to look at tele- CyKBa letter (of the alphabet)
vision aacJjaBHT alphabet
aroCi'iTb, -Gaib, -Giuub to like, to be aaCyna ABC •
CTOHTb, JieJKaTb
The verbs crnoAnib and Aexcdmb denote not only the position of
a person or animai:
GRAMMAR
I. ^-Conjugation.
rOBOpHTfa
Endings Endings
n roBopro -to mh roBopuM -uM Infinitive stem;
TbiroBopiimb ~uiub BbiroBopHte -unte zoBopu-
OH roBopHT ~um OHH roBopHT -M/n Present tense stem: ^
ZOBOp-
jiejKaTb
n -y mm Ae>KHM -um Infinitive stem: ASOKa-
Tfai jiejKHuib -uiub Bbi AeKHTe -ume Present tense stem: abM-
OH jie^KHT -um oHfi jieJKax -am
cMOipetb
H CMOTpib -to Mbi cMOTpHM -UM Infinitive stem;
Tbi cMorpHuifa -uuib Bbi cMoipHTe ,
-ume cMompe-
OH cMOTpHT -um OHH CMOTpHT -Am Present tense stem:
cMomp-
In the endings the letter u is written!
tt-conjugation includes:
61
After OK, m, u, m only a, y, u, e may be written and not
to, hi, 3.
62
words Ktno and umo the verb invariably
3. After the
takes
the singular, even if the expected reply requires the plural.
EXERCISES
OH ... OHH ... OHH ... OHH ... OHH ... MM ...
Exercise 5. Write out the text in the 1st and 2nd persons singular.
Exercise 6. Copy out the text inserting the verbs cinonnib, eucenib, A^-xcamb,
cudetnb in the appropriate form. . .
3x0 Haul KJiacc. FIocpeAHHe ... cxoji. Phaom ... cxyji. Cnpana ...
KapxHHa, cjiesa ... Kapxa.
3x0 MOH CXOJI. 3aecb ... khhxh h xexpa^H. TaM ... pyuKa h
KapaHAam. Phaom ... JIjkoh. Cefmac mm BHHMaxejibHo cjiyuiaeM.
Exercise 7, Answer the questions' using the pronouns moCi, meou, kain, eaiu.
1. MbH 3X0 KHHra? ((j)Oxorpa(J)Ha, KapxHHa, ccMbH, cecxpa, aoub,
JKCHa).
2. Mefi 3X0 HcypHaji? (xosapHur, 6pax, oxen, cmh, My>K).
3. ^be 3X0 HHCbMO? (oKHO).
4. Mbii 3X0 rasexM? (xoBapHiUH, poAHxejui, cecxpM).
63
Exercise 8. Combine the sentences of each pair using the conjunction Kozda.
Exercise 10. Insert the words onenb, mhozo, ouzHb mhozo, moao.
Who is sitting there? The students are sitting there. They are
translating the text. They like translating. The -students often make
mistakes. Then the teacher corrects the mistakes. Then Emily asks
(questions) and Tom answers:
"Do you speak Russian?”
“Yes, a little.”
“Is it your watch?”
“No, it is not mine.”
“What the time?”
is
“It is one o’clock (two o’clock).”
The students like to look at television in the evening.
Exercise 14. Write short compositions on the subjects “ypoK’- and "/toMa”
using the expressions;
ACJiaTb noHUMarb no-pyccKH, mi-
omnGKH, HcnpaBJiHib omHGKH;
xaib no-pyccKH, roBopuTb roTOBHTb ypoKu; jiioGhtb
no-pyccKii;
H iiTaib, .nioGiiTb ryjiHTb, /noGHib cjiymaxb paAHO, jiioCuTb cMOipeib
rejicBiisop.
yjIHUA
—
,
Ham AOM HOMcp naxHaAiiaTb. Box oh. 3^ech HCHsex bch moh
ceMbfl: poAHxe.7iH, 6paxbH, cecTpw.
— A XAe oTAHxaemb?
Tbi
— BiiAHmb 9X0X napK?. h moh Apyatn nacxo ryjiHeM sAecb.
51
PASrOBOP
T. —
CKa>KH, noHcajiyficxa, Ajkoh, khk xh paSoAaemb? 51 Hf
BcexAa BbinoAHHKD Bce saAaHHH, a- KoxAa numy ynpasKHeHim, naexe .
T. — CnacH^o, ilwoH.
Vocabulary
GRAMMAR
1. Nouns. Irregular Plurals. —
-d -A
UBCTOK (flower) —
UBCTO
peGeHOK (child) — aeiH
uejioBeK (man, person)
— jiroau
66
The Imperative Moo'd (noBeyiHTejifaHoe HaKJiOHeHHe).-— There
2.
are two simple forms of the imperative in Russian:
Humdul (read!);
used in respect to a person addressed as mbi;
Humdume! (read!) used either in respect to a number of persons
or in respect to one person addressed as ebi.
The imperative is obtained from the present tense stem.
Singular Plural •
Smotn cmoA .
$ma KHuea Brno OKHO Bmti cmoAb'i, khuzu.
OKHO
This table This book This window These tables, books,
windows
Tom cmoA Ta KHuea To OKHO Te cmoAb'i, khuzu, ok-
Ha
That table That book That_window Those tables, books,
windows .
—
Do not confuse the use of the indeclinable word §mo (this is,
that is, it is, these are) and of the declinable pronoun
§ma, §mo (this), §mu (these).
4. The pronoun eecb (all, the whole) also agrees with the noun
which it qualifies in gender, number and case.
EXERCISES
catfa;
(c) rOTOBHTfa.
68
“Don’t mention it.” 2. "Tell me where the University is, please."
i'i
, 3. ^‘Repeat that word, please.” 4. “Read loudly and distinctly!”
*
Exercise 4. Write the plural of the nouns.
... AGHb, ... yxpo, ... Benep, ... Aepesbu, ... uBeibi, ... ropoA, ...
Exercise 6. Add first the pronoun smotn and then mom in the appropriate
form.
... AOM, ... yjiHua, ayAHTOpHH, ... napK, ... CTyAeniKa, ... ag-
*...
peBO, ... 3aB0A, ... nepbH, ... padoMne, ... noMep, ... saAanHe, ...
noesAa, ... npo4)eccop, ... agth, ... qejioBeK, ... AOKJiaA, ... .neKitHH,
KOHuepT.
5
1. 3to ayAHTopHB. Sia ayAHTopHH cnpaaa. 2. 3 to KJiyd. 3 tot
KJiyd BHH3y. 3. 3 to CToyiOBan. Sra CTOJiOBafl naaepxy. 4. Sra
OKHO. 3 to okho cnpaaa. 5. 3 to ctoji. 3tot ctoa nocpeAHne. 6. 3 to
CT yAGHTbl. 3 th CTyAGHTbl CHAHT 3AeCb.
j
Hama ctyAeHTKa. cxyAeHTKa xopomo roBopHT no-pyccKH.
... 3. ...
Moe nepo. ... nepo nHmei xopomo. 4. ... Hamn cryACHTbi. 51 snaio.
TAe }KHByT ... cryAGHTbi.
Exercise 9. Insert the conjunctions nmo, kok , zde, Koeda, neu (huh, Hbu)..
t ... TBOH AOM. ... ee 30Byx.
... Tbi ceflnac ACJiaemb. ... 3X0 poAHxe.nH.
51 3Haio ... oTAbixaroxmoh Apysbn. 51 3Haio ... 3X0 cecxpa.
... BbiaaBxpaKaexe. ... oxBenaex JItkoh,
... padoxaex ero oxeii,.
Exercise 10. Complete the sentences.
1. 3 He 3Haio, FAe ... 2. Bbi 3Haexe, vbH ... 3. H anaio, KaK
••• 4. 51 3Haip, HbH ... 5. Oh anaex, kopah .
69
Exercise 12. Complefe the sentences.
I. Bot 3aBOA, r^e ... . 2. Hanpaso napK, r^e ... . 3. Bnnay cto-
.aoBaft, rje ... . 4. Haaepxy K.ay6, r^e ... . 5. Ph/iom khock, r^e
... , 6. 3 to uiKOJia, r;ie ... .
Exercise 13. Answer the questions.
.Model: Smo nausa yjtaqa. 3dect> ... . ToAt ... . Bom saood, ede ... ,
M05! CEMb5J
PASrOBOP
A: — Smmb, hb sHaBUib, tab cBftqac MapH?
Tbi
3: — B ayAHxopHH. OHa h bb noApyr^ bihb A^Jiaiox ynpaHiHB-
HHH.
A: — A FAB j^JKOH H 3AyapA?
3: — A>koh yjKB AOMa, b o6u\6HiHXHH, A 3AyapA b ayAHXopHH.
y HBro CBHqac KOHcyjibxau,HH.
A: — Ao -CBHAaHHH, 3MMa. -
3: — Ao CBHAaHHH.
,
Vocabulary
Clue still
71
NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY
MecHUH
Kozdd? Koedd?
HHBapb --a BHBape HfOAb —B HIOAe
(jjespa.ib--B c[3eBpa.ie aarycT -— B
aBrycre
MapT -B Mapre —
CeHTHdpb- B ceHTHOpe
anpeAb --B anpdie OKTfldpb —B
-
OKTflGpe
Mafi -B Mae HOHdpb —B
-
Hoadpe
HlOHb -B HtOHe AenaSpb —B AfiKaCpe
In Russian, the names of the months are’ spelt with small let-,
ters; they are all masculine.
GRAMMAR
or na (on, at),
Knuea Jieoxum e cmoAe. The book is in the desk. (Fas ac/KHT
KHHra?)
Knuza Aexcum na cmone. The book is on the desk.
72
The Endings. The Singular,
-e-
-u-
^
The prepositional denoting place stands at the beginning of the
sentence to emphasise the object. To emphasise the location of the
object, the prepositional is put at the end of the sentence.
B~in
MocKBa Moscow — b Mockbc in Moscow
A(j)pHKa Africa — b A^ipnKe in Africa
73 .
Ha — at
paSoTa work — na pa Sore at work
saBOA- plant — na aaBOAC at a plant
noATa post-office— Ha noMTe at a post-office
BOKalti (railway-) station —
Ha BOKsa^e at a (railway-) station
cTaHUim station — na CTaHuini at a station
ocTaHOBKa stop — Ha ocraHOBKe at a stop
ypoK lesson —na ypoKe at a lesson
jieKUHH lecture — na AeKumr at a lecture
cofipaHne meeting — Ha coSpaHiui at a meeting
Benep evening-party —
Ha Benepe at an evening-party
BbiciaBKa exhibition —
na BbicraBKe at an exhibition
Main match —ua Marne at a match
B—at
yHiiBepciirer university— b yniiBepcHTexe at a university
HHCTHTyr institute — b nncTHTyre at an institute
uiKOjia school — B uiKOJie at school
KoaaeAJK college — b KOAaeAH<e at a college
rearp theatre — rearpe at a theatre
a
rocTihnma hotel — b rocniHime at a hotel
pe'CTopaH restaurant — b pecropane at a restaurant
caHaropuH sanatorium — b caHaropHU at sanatorium a
KHHo cinema — b khho at the cinema
KiiHorearp cinema — b KiiHorearpe at the cinema
Ha — in
(J)aKyabTeT department, faculty —
na ^)aKy,abTeTe in a department
faculty
yjujua street —na y;jHue in the street
naomaAb (/.) square —
Ha n;i6maAH in the square
KapniHa picture —
ua KapTiine in a picture
none field — na (b) noae in a field
cesep north —Ha cenepe in the north
lor south —
na ibre in the south
aanaA west —Ha aanaAe in the west
BocTOK east —na nocroKe in the east
ynpafina the Ukraine —
na ynpahne in the Ukraine
KaBK/i 3 the Caucasus —
na KasKaae in the Caucasus
ypaA the Urals —
na ypa;ie in the Urals
poAuua one’s own country na —
poAHHe in one’s own country
Ha — on
SKCKypcHB excursion —
Ha SKCKypcuH on an excursion
ocTpoB island —
Ha dcrpoBe on an island
74
5. Noun-forming Suffixes. — The suffix -UfU-H [ubit] frequently
corresponds to the, English suffix -tion.
CTaHUHH station
KOHcyjifaTaunn consultation
peBOjnbuHH revolution
opraHHaauHH organisation
Ae.nerauHH delegation
Tpa;^HnHa tradition
Nouns with the suffix -mejib denote persons of the male sex:
npenodaedmeAb, yndmeAb teacher, schoolmaster.
Nouns with the suffixes -K-a denote persons of the fe-
male sex: npenodaedmeAbHuya, ynumeAbHuiia teacher, schoolmistress,
cmydeHTtiKa student.
EXERCISES
Exercise1. Read the phrases, and sentences aloud, seeing that the preposi-
tions and the following nouns are pronounced as one word and the final e is
pronounced correctly.
75
Exercise 3. Complete the sentences adding a number ot suitable nouns.
Exercise 4^ Insert the words given on the right in the correct form Use
the appropriate prepositions.
1. Bbi 3Haexe,
... oh? 2. CKajKHxe, no>Ka.xyHcxa, ... ceunac
Smhjihh? H He
3. noHHMaio, ... bh roBopnxe. 4. 51 SHaw, ... o6e-
Jtaex 3 mhjihh. 5. Mbi noHHMaeM, ... roBopnx npenoztaBaxeJib.
1. Moh 6pax
(HHJKeHep, a cecxpa cxy;];eHXKa. 2. Moh cecxpa aa-
MyxeM, a jnenax. 3. Smmh h MspH ,b yHHBepcHxexe, a
6pax He
JijKOH H S^yap;! b obmeaiHXHH. 4. Moft ^tpyr paboxaex, a h oxah-
xaio.
Exercise 16. Ask a friend of yours about his, family: what his parents are,
where they live and work, etc. Compose a conversation on this subject
Exercise 17. Write a composition on the subject “Moh ceMbH”.
Lesson 13
MOK JXPVSh^
A: — OTKyjsia bh npHexa;iH?
B: — npHexa;i H3 Mh;ih, a
51 mok ;tipy3hH /I,)koh h ID^mhh npn-
exaaii H3 A4)pHKH.
Siiecb B MocKse mh Macro BcnoMHHaeM o p6;nHHe, JIjkoh h
rO;i>KiiH MHoro paccKasHBaiOT o6 Af^pHKe. ^ .nioSjiib c.nyiuaTb iix
paccKasbi,
iliKOH —HurepHcu. EMy ABafluatb rpa rd>a,a. Oh roBopur, mto
ero ceMbH iKitaeT b H6a;\aHe. Awoh vacro paccKasusaeT o6 otiie,
o Marepu, o Cpare h o cecrpe n noKaawBaer hx ^oTorpa4)J!H, Oh hc
saCbiBaer o ;ipyre b AtJ^pnKe, j[I,pyr T6>Ke homhut o hSm, Macro nii-
uier niiCbMa, npiicbinaer KHura h >KypHa;ibi q 6 Ati^puKe, o Hfire-
PHH.
ZI,>KOH It rOA>KHH Bcer^d BMCcre. Bmcctb paOoraioT, BMecre or-
AbixaioT, IOakhh Henadxo nituier cthxh.
A: — O MeM nvimer lOfliKim?
B; — O MHpe, o caacTfae, o jipywde,
j][>KOH ^JodiiT cnyiuarb ero criiXH.
Moh apysbH xopouio noibr. HHorAa, KorAa y nac dbisaior rdcrit,
Mbi Bce BMecre noeM ii raHU^'CM.
PASrOBOP
A: — Mnuia, bto tboh KOMnara?
M:~Aa.
A: — Kro eiue SAecb >KHBer?
M: — CryA8HT h yraiiAW A^daet}). Ero Kposarb nanpaBO b
3 yrjiy.
A: — A PAe ero Bemn?
M: — B mKa4jy.
A; — A KHiirn Ha noJiKe?
Mbit
M: — Moh h erd,
A; — A 3TO HbH Kaprima?
M: — MoiL 9x0 AepcBHS, tas h wnsy.
A: — TaM dneHb KpacitBO,
— ^a, BitAHuib pBAOM h pexa. H OHCHb AiodAK) ryMrb
;iec
B ;iecy. H BcerAa orAbixaio rdabKO raw.
nOCAOBUpa
78
Vocabulary
OTK^fla BM npHexann? where did you pexa {pi. peKH) river
come from? nocadsHua proverb
s npHexaa hs A<JjpHKH (h3 yrauRti, hs a^atb, -10, -emb to think
Hh^h, H3 HnrepHH) I came from Africa *
(from Uganda, Chile, Nigeria)
OHH npHexaflH they came from MCHTaTb, -10, -euib to dream
BcnoMHHarb, -H), -eiub to remember, to nojj {pi. noAbi) floor
recall caA {pi- caAbi) garden
o/o 6 about, of laocT {pi. MOCTbi) bridge
paccKaa story nopr port
rofl year KpuM the Crimea
HTO that KOBep carpet
aaSbiBaTb, -h), -eiub to forget pucoBATb, -yio, -yeuib to draw
noMHHTb, -JO, -Huib to remember ne%ei^ {pi. neaubi) singer
iipHCbiaaTb, -JO, -euib to send neBHua (/.) singer
CTHxii poetry, poems, verses KOMCOMOA the Young Communist League
HHTaTb CTHXH to rccitc poetry KOMCOMOAei^ {pi. K0MC0M6Ab4bi) Young
Mup peace Communist Leaguer
cvacTbe happiness KOMCOMOAKa {f.) Young Communist
Apywfia friendship Leaguer
iicTb, n noib, th noeuib to sing xoAOAHO coldly, (it is) cold
SbJBaTb, -JO, -eiub to be, to visit TenAo warmly, (it is) warm
rocTb (m.) guest * •
TamreBaTb, -yio, -yeuib to dance
KpoBaTb (/.) bed ^OTorpaiJuipoBaTb, -yio, -yeuib to photo-
'jron {pi. yrJiu) corner graph
Beigb (f.) thing CHCiipb (/.) Siberia
noAKa shelf aAeKTpocTauuHH power station
KpacHBO beautifully, (it is) beautiful HaH3;^CTb by heart
HexpacHBo not beautifully, (it is) not BCAyx aloud
beautiful CTpOHTb, -10, -HUlb to build
rioMHUTb, BCnOMHHaTb
noMHHTb (o KOM? 0 ueM?) to remember
BcnoMimaTb (o kom? o ucm?) to remember, to recall
Em'e else
KTO eme? who else?
MTo eme? what else?
o ueM eme? about what else?
r^e eme? where else?
eme paa once more
GRAMMAR
80
0 KOM? (about/of whom?) — for animate beings
0 HCM? (about/of what?)
e HCM? (in what?) — for inanimate objects.
Ha ‘leM? (on what?) I
—B
ujKac}) mivacfjy KptiM — b Kphmv
yro.! — B ymy (in the corner) moct — na moctv
H a ymy (at the corner)
no.n — Ha no.iy nopr — nopry
6eper — na Gepery
nec — B necy
caA — B caAy i
Singular Plural
!
Prepositional 0 Mdrnepu
0 doHepa
Prepositional Plural
Nouns ending in -ok: peoeHpk o peoeHKe
noTO.iidK Ha noTo.iKe noro.nKii
Nouns ending in -eii,: oreu o6 OTU,e . otubi
seHiieu. p KeHiifme KemiHUbi
Other nouns: Achb o aho Ahii
KOBep Ha KOBpe Koepu
yroji B ymy ymbi
6-IS45
81
5. The Prepositional Case of the Personal Pronouns.—
6. Conjugation. —
PiicoBaTb ^-conjugation 1
, pronoun [what)
nmo ^
conjunction {that)
// dijMaio, nmo
oh Cetiucic e tjHuaepcumcme. I think that he is
at the University now.
As a rule, the conjunction nmo is not omitted in the literary
language; in colloquial speech, however, nmo is frequently dis-
pensed with.
A comma is invariably put before the conjunction nmo.
Rus.'-ian has no construction consisting of a direct object (ripa-
Moe Aono.iHeune) -r an infinitive compliment.
82
Compare:
I know him to be a student. ^ sndio, nmo oh cmydenm.
personal pronoun (corresponding to the English it) is used
9. No
in Russian impersonal sentences describing the
state of <the surround-
ing medium.
BeuepoM tjMe xoAodno. It is already cold in the evening.
B KOMHame men.w. It is warm in the room.
Tom oHehb Kpacueo. It is very beautiful there.
EXERCISES
1.
I. Read the following prepositional phrases seeing that the prepo-
Exercise
sition and the noun to which it belongs are pronounced as one word and paying
attention to the pronunciation of the ending.
Exercise 3. Insert the verbs given on the right in the appropriate] form.
Exercise 5. .Answer the questions using the words given on the right in
your answers.
*
6
83
5. O ‘(CM noer ata cryaeuTKa? dpyxda
6. 0 Tbiccimac vHraeiub? A(ppuica, Hueepu.n
1.
7. O HCM MemacT Boaoj^nJ padoma e Cudupu
Exercise 6. Ask questions, about the sentences.
Moit ;ipyr me.to anaet o KeHini. 2. CryAGHTbi paaroBapusaiOT
o6 bKCKypciiH. 3. Mm BcnoMHuacM o seqepc. 4. Matb cnpauniDaeT
o AOMepu.
^ npenoAaBaxejib citpauinBaeT o reSe. 6..Mbi roBopiiM
o Apynwe. 7. H BcerAa uomhio o Marepit.
Exercise 7. Copy out the sentences inserting the pronouns gis'en on the
right in the prepositional case with the appropriate prepositions.
dent, 3. We
know this student to draw well. 4, 1 know he remembers
84 .
me. 5. We know her to live in the Crimea. 6. I don’t know what
he -is talking about.
Exercise 12. Insert the verbs noMHumb, ecnoMunamb.
Exercise 18. Read the numerals: 21, 27, 48, 52, 63 70, 85, 90, 100.
Exercise 19. Speak about a friend of yours. (What is his name? How old
IS he? Where is he from? Where does his family live? .What are his parents?
etc.)
Lesson 14
HA CTAAHOHE
XI,>KOH H Mniua OHenb .iibdflT cnopi. A>koh xopouuo iirpaer b
6acKeT66n. Mviuia nrpaer b a 3 hm6h nrpaer b xoKKefi ii
BEHEP B KJl^BE
A: — Fas bh 6biAH anepa aenepoM?
B: — Bnepa b KAy6e 6hiA aenep. Mbi ace 6b!.aH Ha BCMepe. Cna-
Ma.ia MH cA.VHiaAii KOHuepr. Ha cuene nejin h TanueBajiH nauHi
cTyAeHTfai. OncHb xopomo nejin ciyAeHTbi h 3 HHAonesHH. CtyAeHT
H CTVAeHTKa h 3 Ky6bi xaHueBaAH xaHeu, «MaM6o». Xopomo Bwcry-
naAH ciyAGHTbi H3 KoHro.
riOTOM Mbl CMOrpeAH KHHO(})H.lbM o6 Acj^pUKG, 0 peBOAIOUIIH Ha
Ky6e, o6 A.T/KHpe.
B ampaKTax mw iirpajiii H TaHueBa.aH. Ha raimax HrpaA Ham
OpKCCTp.
A; —
Ha Benepe 6bi.no Bece.no?
B; —
ila, Ha Benepe 6bJ.no OMeiib Bece.no ii HHiepeciio,
Vocabulary
cnopT (a/wflt/s sing.) sport, sports cnopTCMCH sportsman
iirpaTb, -w, -ewb to play cnopTCMeHxa sportswoman
fiacKCTuoa basket-ball nnou;aflKa pitch, playground
(byiGo.T football Kaij)e [Ka(5)3] [indecl.) cafe
xoKKeA hockey cnopHTb, -K), -HUJb to argue
BO.neiioo-i volley-ball Bwepa yesterday
TCHHifc tennis cueua stage
HrpaTb B ({jyTCo.i (tchhhc) to play foot- HHaoHeann Indonesia
ball (tennis) KyCa Cuba
(pi.) skis
Taneu {pi. Tanubi) dance
KOKbKH (pi.) skates Ha TaHuax at the dance
KaraTbca na .lu^Kax to ski
KaraTbCfl na xoHbKax to skate BbicrynaTb, -m, -eujb to perform
cTaflHOH stadium Konro the Congo
JlywHiiKH Luzhniki
aoaro for a long time
4)HabM
KHHOltlHabM/
'1
rj.
™
Kopi court peBoafbuHH revolution
86
—
Ajikhp Algeria HHtepecHO interestingly, (it is) interest
aHTpaKT interval ing
* * #
opKecTp orchestra
Bccejio gaily, merrily, (it is) merry, cJibiuiaib, -my, -mnmb to hear
(it is) gay
6biao Bece;io had a good time KaioK {pi. KaTKii) skating-rink
Bnepa yesterday
BHflexb — - cMoxpexb
BHAexfa napK, caA to see a park, garden
CMOxpexb ^H.xbM to See a film
CMoxpexb xejieBHSop to look at television
CMOxpexb >KypHa.q, (|)oxorpa(|mH to look through a magazine, photo
graphs
GRAMMAR
I. The Endings of the Prepositional Plural of Nouns.
87
— .
-ax
-ax
-e.
aydurno pu- canamo- or -u. ootnesicu-
ax punx muax
—
opam opdmba — Masculine and metnpddb — Feminine nouns
dpdmbKX neuter nouns mem padax ending in a soft
dpye — dpysbi -
ending in -ba consonant.
dpysbHX in the nomi-
depeeo — depeebn native plural.
— depeebfix
Note. —The -nx are pronounced as [•lx].
unstressed endings -ax/
—
numd-m for the feminine gender
the suffix Humd-Ao —
for the neuter gender
the suffix numd-Au —
for the plural
Masculine Feminine •
Neuter For all genders
88
In feminine of the monosyllabic verbs dumb, oKunw and a
the
number of others, the stress is shifted to the ending: 6bu 6biAd. —
In the forrns bun, dbi.io, Obuu preceded by the negative particle
He, the stress is shifted to the particle: ne 6biA, ne ObiAO, He
CblAU.
But: He dbiAd
Verbs in the past tense agree with the subject in gender and
'
number. ,
^
nucdA. I wrote, I was writing.
,No auxiliary verb is used in the formation of the interrogative
and negative forms of the past tense.
The interrogative word Ktno? requires a verb in the masculine,
the interrogative nmo? requires a verb in the neuter (always in
.
the singular).
Kmo cudeji e aydumopuu? B aydumopuu cudeAa cmydeHiriKa.
B aydumopuu cudeAU cmydenniKu,
Hmo jieofcdjio na cmoAe? Ha cmoAe AeoKdA ynedHUK. Ha cmoAe
AeoKdAu ynednuKu.
3. In the past tense the dumb is never omitted.
Mbi e aydumopuu. Hama aydumopun. cnpdea.
Mbi db'iyiu e aydumopuu. Hduia aydumopun 6biJid cnpdea.
The past tense of the construction y Mena, ecmb is y Mena 6biA
-
(•d, 0 , -u).
I subject
y Mena 6biJi CAoedpb. I had a dictionary,
y Mena 6biJid KHdza.
y }<ieHa GiiJio nepo.
y }>^eHa QUavl cjiosapd, KHUzu, nephH.
In impersonal sentences, the verb dumb in the past tense takes
the neuter gender. '
89
na.ibtno (overcoat), Mcmpo (underground), kuho (cinema), KaKdo
(cocoa), pdduo (radio), Kcupe (cafe), Komo (Congo).
Likewise: K6(pe (m.) coffee
Moe iiaAbino, mou nciAbino, e na/ibmo;
KUHO, e KUHO-,
Mapu, ^'uAU, flepy; o Mopu.
5. The Russian verbs otidemb, cMompemb, cAS’iuamb, cjidi-
luamb cannot take a direct object with an infinitjye or participle
complement as their English counterparts do, e. g.:
^
euycy, kqk oho. paddmaeni. I see her working.
euoicy, Htno ond padomaetn. I see her worlr.
1.
2. Instead, an
object clause introduced by the conjunctions or
conjunctive words kok, Htno, ede, Koedd is used.
EXERCISES
Exercise 1. Read.
Exercise 2- Copy out the sentences replacing (he italicised nouns by the
appropriate forms of the nouns given on the right.
Exercise 3. Answer the questions using the words given on the right in
the appropriate form.
'
5. CxyAe.HXbT qacxo BcnoMnnaiox o ... .
Exercise 7. Copy out the sentences replacing the italicised verbs by the
appropriate forms of the Verbs given on the right.
1. BeqepoM a omduxaA. Humamb, pucoeatnb
2. 3xa cxyACHXKa xopomo mani^eeaAa. nenib, eucmynanib
3. Moil ApysbH dijMaAu q6o Miie. He sadbieamb, ecnoMU
, nanib, noMHuim
4. Bb! odedaAu? saempoKamb, yotcuHamb
5. Tbi padomuA? eijAHnib, onidbixainb
Exercise U. Insert the nouns ko^c, Kasao, Ka4’c, kuho, naAbtno, Meinpo.
cjjnposaxb. Bnepa Mbi ;io.nro ... ero ^oxorpatjHiii'. 7. Tbi ... xox aom?
TaM H jKiiBy.
Exercise 13. Compose complex sentences using the verbs eudenib, CMompemb,
CAbiwanib, cAtjuiatiib and the phrases ohu maut{eeaAu, cinydeHiUKa ncAa, oh pa6o-
inacm, cnopmcMeubi uzpoAu o ooAeudoA, npenodaearncAb uumaA ackhuio, cniydeHtn
dcAQA doKAod.
Model: Ma CMOtnpu.M, kok uzpaioin demit.
Exercise 16. Find out from a friend of yours where he was the previous
evening, what he was doing, how he spent his free time. Compose a conversa-
tion on this subject.
Exercise 17. Write a composition on the subject "Beuep b KayCe” using the
words ebicmynamb, nemb, moHyeoamb, uzpanib, KOHnepm, ci{CHa, mancy, aumpOKm,
opKeemp, eeccAO, unmepecno.
Lesson 15
MOK JXEHh
rioCAOBHUU
r
Vocabulary
93
NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY
0;iHa MHnyra, o;iHa cenyH/ia. One minute, one second.
JIbc, Tpii, tjerape MimyTH, cenymu. Two, three, four minutes,
seconds.
riHTb .... AecHTb ... A^amsTh ... Munyr, ceKyuR. Five, ten, twenty
,
minutes, seconds.
Pano yrpoM early in the morning
TIosaho BenepoM late in the evening
yuHTbcn (ede? -f- infinitive
—
^to study, to learn, to attend
(a school)
Fde ebi ijHumecb?Where do you study?
^ ifiycb e ynueepcutncme dpyoKObi napodoe. I study at the Peo-
ples’ Friendship University.
y^^ijcb Ha nodeomoeiime.tbHOM (paKijAbmcme. 1 study at the
Preparatory Faculty.
fde tjHunicH eaui Opam? Where does your brother study?
Mou 6pam ifiumcR o KOAAcdoice. My brother studies at a col-
lege.
Oh xopouid ynumcH. He does well in his studies.
^ y^iycb uumdmb no-pyccKu. I learn to road Russian.
rde Gbi tfituu'cb? Where did you study?
Mbi GMecme yuuAUCb. We went to the same school.
'^Koeda? go to school)
eceedd oanuMdiocb e OudAitomcKe.
Koedd eu oaHUMdemecb? Mu soHUMdeMcn tJmpoM.
SauHTHH (neuter, generally used in the plural) lessons, classes,
studies (this word must not be confused with ypoKu)
HaxoaiJTbcn to be, to be situated (used to denote the location
of geographical areas, countries, towns, buildings, offices, etc.)
Ham KAtj6 naxodumcn Haeepxy.
OnasAbiBaifa to be late
H He ondsdbieato na aankmiin, 1 am never late for lessons.
Oh eceedd ondadueaem na nnmb MUHtjm. He is always 5 minutes
late.
GRAMMAR
1. Reflexive Verbs (BosBpaTHbie rnar6m>\). — Reflexive verbs are
obtained by means of the particle -cft or -cb.
oACBaTb to dress (somebody)
OAesaTbcn to dress oneself
The particle -c/i is used after a consonant and ~Cb after a vowel.
94
The Present Tense
H o;ieBaiocb I dress (rriyself),- I am dressing (myself).
95
—
Cmydeninbi HanuHdtotn aaniiMdimcH pduo ympo.n.
SaHAmtm Hanittidtomcfi pdno ijmpoM.
Oh npodOATicdA mmdmb. He went on reading.
ypOK npodOAMdemcM 45 Miimjni. A lesson lasts 45 minutes.
3. Conjugation.
MbiTb(cn) ^-conjugation 1
BcTasaTfa ^-conjugation 1
Cnaxb tt-conjugation
fl cn.nio Mbi cniiM Imperative: cmi! cnuxe!
xbi cnnuib Bbi cniixe Past Tense; oh cnan, oua cna.xa,
OH cmiT ohh cnHX ohh cna.xii
The word ecnw, which is the present tense of the verb obitiw,
EXERCISES
Exercise 3. Copy out the sentences replacing the italicised verbs by the
appropriate forms of the verbs given on the right.
Exercise 5. Insert the verbs given on the right in the past tense.
^To Tbi ... yrpoM? deAatnb'
yipOM H yMueambCH, odeeamb-
CH, npuHecbieambca
riOTOM fl .. aaempaKamb
Fag Tbi ... AHeM? 6bitnb
ZlHeM H ... B dnSjiHOTeKe. saHUMambCR
^TO Tbi ... BenepoM? deAatnb
BeqepoM h ... B K.ay6e na- Benepe. 6bimb
T aM' MbiKOHuepT. Ha KOHuepxe
., cMompemb
HaiuH cxyAeHXfai. FIoxom mh ebicmynamb
H uepamb, maHyeeatnb
Exercise 6. Insert the verb ymmbcn or aoHUMambcs.
1. Moh 6pax B mKo.ne. 2. Fab bh ... ? 51 ... b yHHBepcHxexe
...
Exercise 13. Answer the .questions using the words given on the right in
your answers.
utoAb, aeeycrn
2. Korga b Mockbo yx<e xojioaho? oKmuOpb
3. Kor^a na lore yxre renAO? Mapm
4. KoPAa B CiidupH eme xoaoAho? Mail
Exercise 15. Retell the text of the lesson in the 3rd person, singular and
plural. ,
- .
;
obiueMthe
3: — 0, ZtHCOH, 3T0 TbI? ''
,
' 3:’ —A
TAe Tb! HCHBeiub?
- 71:— XCHBy- B o6lIte}KHTHH. yjIHIl,a, TAe HaXOAHTCB o6llI,eH<Hr
/
•
—
-
3: —
Hame oSinextHTHe BbicoKoe n KpacHBoe SAanHe. TaM ecTb
CTOJIOBaH, KJiyS, CnOpTHBHblfi 3ajl.
Xl:—y Tedn xopomaH KobmaTa? > , ..
’
. 3; —
XIa, MOH KOMHaxa HefiojibmaB, ho cBexJiafl h xenjiaH, y
MeHH B KOMHBTe OHeHb yiOTHO. CtCHH H nOTOBOK B KOMHaxe 6eJIbie,
noji KopHijHeBbiH. Ha nojiy MBrKHfi Kosep. B yrjiy ctoht fiojibmofi
iBKatJ). B mKa(|)y bhcht Hama OAewAa: KOCTioMbi, najibio.
'
'-
3:"~Ao CBHAaHHHX t:,. '
Vocabulary
MVy ^(abbr. Mockobckhh rocyaapcTBeH- nJioxoH bad
Hbifi- yHHBepcmeT). Mo'sco;w State .
.HeOoJib.mofi small, not big
^University ' fiojibiuofibig, large ,
street is ..a. -
cBeT,nbJfi light
. CTapNH old TeMHMfi dark .
KpacHBMfi beautiful . i
'
.
, . MnrKHfi [M’ax’K’iifij .soft .
. : oaeKna clothes
3aa hall , ,
,
.
. ^ koctiom suit of clothes
cnopTHBHMH sBa gymnasium aeaeuMfl green
XOpdtUHll good r '
KHHKHblH bOOk , -
, :
*
7
.=99
pyccKHH Russian H3biK language
aHMHAcKHA English weJiTbiH yellow
»HocTpaHHuA foreign HepHUH black
cneuiHTb, -y. -Auib to be in a hurry KpacHUH red
n oHCHb enemy I am in a great hurry ro^boH light-blue
Bcero aoiiporo [4)C’hb 6 a66pbBb]'aii the CBerao- light-
best TeMHo- dark-
« « «
cepuH grey
1 — — nepBuh,
o;iHH -we-an, -oe, — mecTHaAuaxb — meexHaAua-
16
2 — aoa — BTOpOH
’
Tblft,
1 0— — AecHTwii
AfiCHTb nepBbift
1 1 — OAHHHaAuaxb — oAHHHaAua- 22 — ABaAuaxb ABa — ABaAUaxb
XWH '
BXOpOH
2 — ABCHaAuaxb — ABeHaAuaxbin 23 — ABaAuaxb xpn — ABaA,naTb
1
15 — nnxHaAuaxb— nATHaAuaTWH
100
Kanoeo i^eema earn cmoA? What colour is your tahip?
Mon cmoA oweAtribiu. My table is yellow.
'
Xopdiuo. Good.
,
ydoeAemeopumeAbHo. Satisfactory. '
•
L fieydoeAemeopumeAbHo. Unsatisfactory..
'
.
is
. cpedd - . Wednesday
Hemeepz Thursday
nAmHuu^a , Friday -
cy666ma Saturday
eocKpecenue ’ Sunday
Note. — The Russian names:of the days of the week are written with’ small
MHCjio;
/ number
'^date
xbpouiHH good
KpacHBbjfi, beautiful .
,
,
y MeHH,
y
y Hac prepositional case
MeuH Ha p6;tHHe in rny country
— in;.my, our...
,, .
101 .
GRAMMAR
1. Adjectives (HMena npHjiaraTe;]bHbie). Like the possessive —
and demonstrative pronouns, Russian adjectives agree with the noun
which they qualify in gender, number and case and take different
endings accordingly. ,
-
Singular Plural
rojiydMe uinacj^u,
ro.aydoH mna^J cieHbi, OKHa
•
Masculirie adjectives take the ending -oit if the stress falls on
the ending: zonyhod, riAoxod, SoAbiuod.
Note. —
Certain adjectives have the suffix -CK-uH: pyccKUU, anzAuacKUd,
aippuKdHCKuu, MocKoecKUu, cmyd&HHecKuu.
Adjectives formed from geographical names are written with small letters:
ptjccKud (cfi Russian).
102
. .
jie?'-'- table?
Ha cmoM Aeoicum cmdpbiu yneS- There is an old text-book on the
HUK. table.
103
^ AJoGmo p^CCKttU A3lkK. (KoKOU H3lkK Bbl A}b6ume?)
eoBopw no-p^ccKU, (Kan eu zoeopume?)
Nouns Adjectives
a(|)pHKaHeu a4)pHKaHCKHH
KeHHHeU KeHHHCKHH
Ohu 'appuKdHuu. (Kmo ohu?) 3mo acppuKancKue cmydenmu.
(Kamo amo cmydiHmbt?)
4. Adjectives which turn into Nouns. Some Russian words —
have the form of an adjective, but are used both as an adjective
and a noun or only as a noun.
Masculine Feminine
padovHH a worker pyccKaa a Russian (woman)
yvcHbiH a scientist cTOJioBaa a dining-room
pyccKHH a Russian (man) dyjioMH.aH a bakery
ACJKypHbiH a man on duty napHKMaxepcKaa a barber’s shop
B3p6c.nbiH an adult BaHHan a bathroom
aanfliafl a comma
Neuter
MopoMteHoe an ice-cream
nHpojKHoe a cake
Ce&Hdc yoxe cmponm Hoeoe o6u{e» They have already begun build-
oKumue. ing the new hostel.
EXERCISES
Exercise I. Read.
Exercise 2. Read the following seeing that the adjectives dnd the nouns
which they qualify and the adjectives and the negative particle He are pronounced
as one word.
' '
.
-
Exercise 4> Read the text paying attention to the pronunciation, of the
, .
MOH KOMHATA ,
Exercise 5. Make these nouns agree with the adjectives SoMWoil. jtsiema, *
>
1.
... AOM, ... KOBep, ... nojiKa, ... raaerbi, ... na.nbTO, ... 3anH>
Exercise 6, Copy out the sentences replacing the, italicised , adjectiy.es, by the
on the right
appropriate formS of the adjectives given
unmepecHbiu
6. 3tot KopiiAop ... . meMfio
B KopHAope 6buio .... inCMHblU
7. CeroAHH ... flCHb. xoAodno
CeroAHH ... . XOAodHblll
Exercise 13. Compose; sentences with, the, words; emoMaan, 6 t/A 0 wan,
napuKMaxepcKon, paOomu, demjpHm'i. .
.
Exercise 15 Give the ordinals; 1, 3, 10, II, 15, 20, 21, 30, 37, 46, 54, 58.
105
Exercise 17. Complete the sentences. "f
<
.. . - « f
7 -
.
•
.
pAsroBOp
— SApaBCTByH, TomI Fac tu 6uji?
— B KHHO. .
'
— %0 Tbl CMOTpeA?
— KHH04)HJIbM V^HCTOe Hedos. '
HB' Cjiuiiia./i,
7- Her, He' HOBbm; ho OHeHb HHTe'p^Hbifi. B ij)i}AbMe iirpaex
HSBeCTHbift apTHCT, H He HpMHK) ero HO TH, ,
Smhahk).
B — Koro eme th tbm bhaba?
T — K)A>KHHa. A Tbl TAB dUA?
B — 51 H SpHK dWAH b Kacpe «Mop6HCBHoe». Tbl SHaernfa bto
K a4)fi?
T: — 51 BHABA ero, HO He dWA TaM. 91 HB AKldAlb MOpOHCBHOe.
B: — Ho TaM ecTb He toabko Mopowenoe: xaM ecTb cokh, cJ)pyK-
Tfal, MepHblH KO^^e. H BA MOpOJKBHOe, a $PHK HHA COK.
B MAFASHHE
T: — CKaiKHTB, HOWaAyHCTa, CKOAbKO CTOHT 3T0f Cbip?
ri;— TpH pydAH KHAorpawM.
T; — A CKOAbKO CTOHT 3X3 KOAdaca?
ri;— Fisa pydAH 50 KoneeK KHAorpaMM.
T: — CnacHdoi mto tu
B-Jkoh. hah KOAdacy?
xoneiiib: cbip
JX:— KoAdacy.
T: — Xopoiuo. CKawHTB, nowaAyHCTa, rAB Kacca?
ri:— Kacca nanpaBO.
T: — CnacHdo!
Vocabulary
HHCTbifi dear HaeepHoe probably
rpnaHtifl dirty KOMMyHKCT (m.) Communist
h66o {prep, ua neOe) sky KOMMyHAcTKa (f.) Communist
H3B6cTHufi [HSB’icHbifil well-knowH KOMMyHHCTHMecKHH Comtiiunist
apTHCT actor oahh, opni, oaho, oahh alone
apTHcnca actress
108
.
CTOIITb to cost'
‘ 1 xjieS bread
cup cheese ... „ MaA tea
pyfiab (m.) (p/. pyGaii) rouble ndhoKO (pi. fldaoKH) apple
KonefiKa copeck ^ .. aneyibCHH orange ,
,
" .
icHjiorpaMM kilogramme
'
'• '
|
‘
1 py6jib~100 KoneeK, ,V \ ,
•
,
'
naib, ... AecHTb, ..., ABaAuaxb pydjiefl, five, ... ten, ... twenty '
' roubles;-'' ’
'/
:
TpHAnaxb, cdpbK; ... ’pyOjiefi thirty, forty, ... roubles; ‘
’
" '
'
OAHa' koneiika one copeck; i
.
Ecxb to eat ,
^
,-flHTb.,to drink ,, -
Xoxexb to want .
-
t-,
u , .s . .
'109
Memorise:
MarasHH shop apTHcx actor
-
,
_
JKypna;! magazine •
xyMOMum artist, painter
SanaH (m.) banana '
GRAMMAR
1. The Accusative Case (BHHHxejibHufi na^cai) of Nouns. the —
accusative without a preposition is used to denote the direct object
of a transitive verb: mmdnib, nucdmb, ynumb, eiidemb, cnyiuamb,
CAb'iiuamb, oG'bncHRmb, deAatm, zomoeutnb, ucnpaBAnmb, noemopAmb,
noKdabteamb, noAyHdmb, nocbiAdmb, cnpnihueamb, SHomb, etc.
The object in the accusative answers the questions: kozo? [KaBo]
—
(whom?) for animate beings, nmo? (what?)-rfor inanimate objects.
Vmo mbL euduiiib? ^ eumj dOM.
fCozo mu euduuib? >7 euoK'y dp^za.
2. The Endings. The Singular.—
1
-y ~H)
-a -n
cmydenm — cmy- Masculine nouns npenodaedmcAb Masculine nouns
denma ending in —
npenodaed-. ending in a,
a hard con- mem- , soft conso-
sonant and nant and de-
denoting ani- i noting ani-
mate beings. mate beings.
. soft consonant'.'
no
.
Acc.'\ ,
-
Npm. Acc. '.
,
^
All the case endings, of nouns which- end: in, a soft consonant
or a palatalising vowel are soft, i.e. they contain a palatalising
vowel ffi, e, or tij.w .. .
• -W— -K
'
cTo,nM 1
cnoBapii
' '
'
cjioBo 1
none' V-
-''
'
Conjugation/— . '
/ ' . . / '
.
; : ;
OH xonex •
ohh-.xotht . ,
A
'
The stress in the' present tense is' shifted.'
'
'
'ill
EcTb — an : irregular verb
riHTb
,
'
gender.
In the present tense; u changes into b.
EXERCISES
112
Exercise 5. Answer the questions.
1.usually drink (a cup of) coffee and eat (some) bread in the
I
... apxHcx, ... KHHo4)HJibM, ... He6o, ... Ka^je, ... Mopo>KeHoe,
... coK, ... ^pyKXbi, ... MaraaHH, ... CTOJioBan, ... dy^iovnan.
Exercise 9. Put these .adjective noun phrases in the singular.
Exercise 10. Complete the sentences using the antonyms of the italicised
words.
(a) What sort of hostel is it? '2. What buildings are these?
'
1.
CTOJI0BA5I
B yHHBepcHTeie xopouiaa
cTOJiosaH. BcerAa ofieAaeM tbm, a Mm
saBTpaKaeM h yxcHHaeM odbmHO b oSmejKHTHH.
KorAa KOH'iaroTCH aaHHTHH, mm habm o6eAaTb. OAHa cTOJioBaB
BHH 3 y, Apyran Haaepxy. Mbi hagm bhh 3. TaM He6oJibiiiaH oqepeAb,
Ka>KAbiH CTyAGHT Bbi6HpaeT oSga. 5? Scpy na nepsoe cyn, na bto-
poe MBCO C pHCOM, HB xpGTbe KOMHOT. |l.5KOH 6epeT 6opUl„ KOTJieTbl
c KapTo^eJiGM, Kauiy h Ke4)Hp. Mbi njiaiUM sa o6eA AenbrH b Kaccy
H BbidHpaeM cBodoAHbiH CTo;i. CrasHM na ctoji xapeJiKH h CTaKanbi,
KJiaAGM JIOJKKH H BHJIKH H HaMHHaeM oSeAaTb. OSIA CerOAHH O^eHM
BKyCHbIH.
KorAa MU KOHMaeM ecTb, mu hagm b 6y(J)eT nHTb K64)e. B 6y(J)e-
Te MU bhahm MapH. OHa ecT aneJibCHHU. Mu 3HaeM, mto Mapn
oqeHb ;jib6HT ^JpyKTU h BcerAa noKynaet b oy^exe h6jiokh, anejib-
CHHU ^anaHu.
HJiH
Mu roBopHM MapH:
•
— ripHHTHoro anncTHTa!
BepeM K6(J]e h caAHMCH aa cg ctoji.
KorAa MU KOH^aeM nHTb Ko^je, M§pH cnpauiHBaeT nac;
— KyAa Gefiqac hagtc?
Bbi
OTBenaio:
51
— HAy B ayAHTOpHK) rOTOBHTb ypOKH,
51 a JIlKOH GAGT B UCHTp.
A KyAa HACuib tu?
—B D6iii,e}KHTHe.
— Bcero xopomero.
— JXo CBHAaHHH.
Vocabulary
Hmo mu depeait na nipeoe, What will you have for the first,
m emopSe, na mpembe? second, third course?
Hm(y na emopoe? What is there for the second
course?
Ha mpimbe r Oepy .. I will have ... for the third course,
Do not confuse:
116
Oh Hdc'mo ey^iaetn e cady. He often goes for a stroll in the
garden.
CmydiHtnbi udytn e ynueep- The students are going (walking)
cumem. to the University.
Note. — The Russian verb udtnu is never used in the meaning of. to intend:
CnpauiHBaxb to ask
Mend Tedn ero, na (b) ee, Ha (b) Hac sac HX, Ha (b)
Hero Hee HHX
(1) The personal pronouns of the third person have two forms,
without H~ (eed, ee, ux) and with «- (need, nee, nux). The forms
without H- are used without a preposition, whereas the forms with
H- are preceded by a preposition.
ewjicy eed.
^ cMomptb na need.
(2) The forms ez6, eS, ux have two meanings. They are either
personal pronouns answering the questions Koed? nmo? (in this case
118
they correspond to* the English him, her, it, them) or possessive
pronouns answering the question ueu, Hbn, ‘ib'e, Hbu? (in this case they
correspond to the English possessive pronouns his, her, its, their).
The possessive pronouns ez6, 'ee, ux preceded by prepositions do
not take «.
^ euoKy ezo. \ .
see him.
^ ezo euMy. f
*
Acc. Nom.
MenA soeyrn. Jldpenc. My name is Laurence.
Eeo 3oeym HuKomu. His name is Nikolai.
Cecmpy aoeym Anna. The sister’s name is Ann.
5. Conjugation.—
Bpaxb
a depy mu depeM Imperative: depitl depHxef
Tbidepeuib Bu depexe Past Tense: oh dpaji, ona 6pa;ia,
oh depex ohh depyx ‘ ohh dpajiH
(Infinitive stem: 6pa-, present tense stem: 6ep-.)
KJiacxb e-conjugation 2
a K.TiaAy mu K.naAe'M Imperative: KJiaAu! KJiaAHxe!
XU K.naAemb bu KJiaAexe Past Tense: oh KJiaji, ona KJiaAa.
oh K.aaAex oHii K.aaAyx ohh kjibjih
Haxh e-conjugation 2
a HAy MU HAeM Imperative: hah! HAuxel
Tu HAeuib BU HAexe Past Tense: oh meji, ona mjia, oho
OH HAex OHH HAyx '
mjio, ohh uiah (irreg-
ular forms)
(Certain verbs end in -mu in the infinitive.)
Exaxb e-conjugation 2
119
(Do not confuse the conjugations of the verbs examt and ecmtl)
examb ecmt
Mbl eASM MbI eAl'lM
OHH CAyT OHH eAHT
Note. —If the present tense stem of verbs of e-conjugation ends in a vowel-
they take the endings -to (in the 1st person singular) and -tom (in the 3rd person
plural) —
e-conjugation 1.
If the present tense stem ends in a consonant the verbs take the endings
-y, -ym —e-conjugation 2.
<?-conjugation 1 ^-conjugation 2
A Humdto R puctjfo n nmu^ n udy
OHu Humdtom ohu pucyrom ohu nuiuym ohu udj/m
EXERCISES
Exercise 4- Insert the verbs cmaeumb, eeuiatm, KAacmt in the appropriate form.
,
Exercise 6. Insert the words given on the right in the appropriate form;
use the correct preposition.
4 . Oh AejKHT .... -
Kpoeamb
Oh AOHtHTCH ... .
Exercise 7. knswer the questions using the words given on the right in the
appropriate form.
KyAa OH HAeT?
3 . Fac yqHuibCH?Tbi ymieepcumetn
KyAa -ceHqac HAouib?
Tbi
4. Fab OTAbixaeT ee Maxb? cciHamopiiH. , :
121
(3 ) Answer the questions using the appropriate adverbs chosen
from those given on the right in your answers.
1. Fae HaxoAHTCH CTOjioBan? uaeepxy
Kyaa Bbi HAere oGeAaTb? Hoeepx
2. Fae naxoAHTCB Bam KJiyC? BHUSy
Kyaa nayT CTyaeHTW? eHU3
3. Kyaa oh naeT? maM
Fae 6HdjiHOTeKa? my da
4. Kyaa HaeT btot CTyaeHT? sdecb
Fae Bam KJiacc? cioda
Exercise 10. (a) Replace the nouns in the accusative by personal pronouns.
1. —H nOMHK) ... . eu
A
BM ... nOMHHTe? H
2. O aeM Bbi roBopHJiH?
—
Oh cnpamHBaa .... rae mm 6mjih. mu
3 3 MMa xoTejia BHaeib ...
. . mu
Exercise 11. Insert the appropriate personal or possessive pronouns. What
questions do the pronouns answer? Translate the sentences into English.
122
Exercise 12. Compose sentences according to the model; Cectnpy soeym
Anna, using the words omeg, Mamb, dptje, Spain, moeapuin, MaAbnuK, deeowa. .
Exercise 13. Corhplete the sentences using the construction odun dpyzou.
HA nporyjiKv
Vocabulary
124
MywMHHa man aercKHH children’s
cnoDTHBHan ‘
njiomaAKa playground. cKaMeiiKa bench
* * *
pitch .
1 friend
6aaroAapHTb, -ib, -Huib' (Koad?) to npHHTeAbHima (/.) )
thank (byrSojibHUH iootball
yMetb, -H), -euib to be able, can
'
npoAyKTM food-stuffs
;teTH: MOJiOAeHCb:
aesoMKa fleByuiKa
Ma.nbqHK lOHOiiia
MOJioAe»b (used only in the singular) youth, young people —
But: MOJioAbie jiioah — young men
MoAodeoKb uepdetn e eoneuSoA. Young people are playing volley-
ball here.
ylady ygentlman
MteHuniHa^ MyKVHHat^
woman \man
Ma.neHbKaH AesoMKa a young girl
Ma;neHbKHft MaAbnuK a young boy
MaAeHbKHe asth young children
Forms of Address. —
Addressing persons whose names we do
not know, we say:
To children: (to a boy) MaAbquK!
(to a girl) AesoqKa!
To young people: (to a young man) moaoaoh ueAOBeKl {pi. —
MOAOAbie AfOAHl); (to a young woman) AeaymKa! —
To middle-aged or elderly people; (to a man or woman) to- —
—
Bapum! ; (to a man) ^ rpaKAanuHl (citizen); (to a woman) rpam- —
AauKal
or we address them by their profession, rank, etc.: AOKTop! npo-
(|)eccopI KOHAyKTop! (conductor) sometimes with the word moed-
piiia; TOBapum npoAaBeul TOBapuiii, MHAHUHonepI (militiaman).
Kozda?
B noHeAeAbHHK on Monday
BO BTOpHHK on Tuesday
B cpeAy on Wednesday
B qeTBepr on Thursday
B nHTHHuy .
on Friday
B cydSoxy on Saturday
B BOCKpeceHbe on Sunday
125
B noHeAeJibHHK yxpoM on Monday morning
B BBTHHuy Be^epoM on Friday evening
IloroAa
KoKdn xopoiuan noeoda ceeodnn! What fine weather we are hav-
ing todayl
yjiHpa .
MoHb, yMexb
MOMb can, to be able (owing to the peculiar qualities of the
individual or to the favourable circumstances)
yMexb can, to be able, to know how (owing to the acquired
skill)
The vorhs jUuho, yMemb can oe loilowed only by an infinitive
used as object.
CneiUHTb
BoT +a verb
Bom udem MOAoddn oKeHinaua. There a young woman is coming.
GRAMMAR
1. The Accusative Plural of Nouns denoting Animate Beings.
Ae&
moedpuiq — moedputueu
Mamb — mamepeu Feminine nouns ending in a
doHb — doHepeu soft consonant.
— —bn — —bee
- -
bn iu
6paTbn 6paTbeB jipyabH apyaefi
CblHOBbH CbUIOBeft
My>KbH MyjKeft
2. Conjugation. —
YMCTb e-conjugation 1
)KaaTb e-conjugation 2
H >Kay Mbi JKACM Irhperative: >kah! >KAUTe!
Tbi WAGiUb Bbi >KAeTe Past Tense: oh jkaha, ona jKAaaa, ohh
OH >KAeT OHH JKAyT HAHAH
In the feminine gender the stress is
shifted to the ending.
MoHb e-conjugation 2
128
EXERCISES ;
^
. Exercise U Read.
^pHKaHueB.
1.
axap. ,
,
Exercise 3. Copy out the sentences replacing the italicised words by the
ppropriate forms of the words given on the right.
2 . ... ?
— Mbi na nporyjiKy b ... .nec. •
'
— '
1. Mh
e^eM B yHHBepcHTeT Mempo
2. H e^y B ixeHTp ... . aemodyc
3. 3th jEtesymKH h iohoiuh e^yx ... b learp. maKcu
4. Moh npysbH e^yT aa ropoA ... Mauiuna
5. MaJlbMHKH H AeBOHKH e^yt B UlKOAy .... mpamaii
6. Moh otcu eAei na pafiory ... . mpoAAeudyc
7. Mbi CHAHM ... H paarosapHBaeM. aemodyc
8. CeroAHH yrpoM h bhaca ... lOAWHHa. Mempo
Exercise 8. Complete the sentences.
1. — Koro Bbi JKAexe? — Mh jkacm ... . 2. — KyAa cneuiax bth
A iOAH? — Ohh cneuiar ... . 3. 3to cnopxHBHan nAoutaAKa. Saccb
MOAOA eHCb Hxpaex ... . 4. Mh npoAOA>Ka'eM ... .
!
Exercise 9, Insert the verbs MO'tb, tjMemb, anamb.
Exercise 16. Retell the text of the lesson in the third person.
9*
Lesson 20
HA KOHUfiPTE
Btiepa B Jlom jippiCbi 6bin xopduiHH KOHuepr. Y nac Cumi
dHJiexbi, H Mti cMorJiii noHTH Ha Hero.
B 6 HacoB Mb! noyjKHHa.nn h noexa;iH b JIom Apywdbi. B 7 qa-
coB Mbi yxre CHfle.a!i b 3a.ne. Mecxa y nac dbiJiH xopoiune. 3a3BeHe.a
xpexHH SBOHOK, HaHHHaexcH KOHuepx. Ha KOHuepxe BwcxynajiH
Mo.xoAbie apxHCxbi, no3Xbi h KOMnoauxopbi.
MoaoAaH neBHua cne.xa xpu pyccKtie HapoAHwe necHH. Y nee
6h.X CHAbHblH, KpaCMBblH FOAOC. SpjIXeAH AO^flfO anAOAHpOBBAH.
BytuKa, Koxopas .CHACAa phaom, nonpocHAa ncBHuy cnexb necHio
«18 Aex». Hoxom BbicxynaA moaoaoh noax, Koxopbift HCAaBHO 6btA
Ha ueAHHe b Kaaaxcxane. Oh npoMHxaA cxHxoxBOpeHun o komco-
MOAbuax Ha ueAHHe. HHcaxeAbHuua h3'Ch6hph npoMHxaAa nedoAb-
Hidii paccKaa o aioabx, Koxdpbie cxpoHAH sAeKxpocxaauHio na peue
AHxape. Hoxom mm ycAbuuaAn abb HOBbie necHH, Koxopbie cbirpaA
MOAOAOH KOMHOSHXOp. FOCXH H3 MOAAaBHH CXaHUeBBAH MOAAaBCKHH
xaneu.
KoHuepx npoAOAA<aACH 2 uaca. Mm yBHACAH HHxepecHbie bm-
cxynAeiniH, ycAMuiaAn HOBbie necHii h cxhxh.
j^oMdii MM B03BpaiuaAHCb ndsAHO h b aBxddyce eme npoAOAwa-
AH rOBOpHXb o KOHuepxe,
Vocabulary
A,om ApywGbi The House of Friendship HCAaBHo not long ago, recently
with the Peoples of Foreign Countries ueaHHa virgin land
6n;ieT ticket Ha ueaiiHe in the virgin land areas
MecTO {pi. Mecta) seat, place aeMflH {pi. aeMflH) land
no3T poet ueaiitiiibie seiviaH virgin land
KOMnosHTop composer KaaaxctaH Kazakhstan
HapOAHUH folk CTHXOTBopeHHe poem
ciiabHWH strong, powerful HHcaxeab (m.) writer
caaCuri weak nHcaTe.nbmma (/.) writer
apHieab (m.) spectator MoBAaBiin Moldavia
anaoAilpoBaTb, n anacanpyio, -euib to MOJiAaBciciiH Moldavian
applaud BbicTynacHHC performance
KOTopufi who, which, that lit <1
npocHTb, n npomy, tm I
npocHUJb; nonpocHTb / HiiTaabHbiH aaa reading-hall
^
ede, Kozdd, Kate, noHCMy, kukou ...
(somebody) to do something
132
^ cnpdiuueafo dpyza, ede oh I ask my friend where he lives,
oKueem.
npouiy dpyza nponumamb I ask my friend to read the text.
meKctn.
Oh cnpdiuueaetn, kqk mzhh so- He asks me my name.
eytn. .
GRAMMAR
Aspects of the Verb (bhah rjiarojia).
1. —
Russian verbs have not
only person, number and gender, but also aspect. The aspect of a
verb expresses the character of the action. All Russian verbs belong
to either the imperfective aspect (HecoBepmeHHbifi bha) or the
perfective aspect (coBepmeHHbifi bha). Imperfective and perfective
verbs of the same meaning go in imperfective-perfective pairs-
Imperfective Perfective
HHcaTb to write, to be HanHcaTb to write (from begin-
writirig ning to end)
H HHcaji I wrote (was- H HanHcaji I wrote (from begin-
writing) ning to end)
Imperfective verbs express:
(1) a continuing, incompleted action, a process: Bnzpd h nucdji
nacbMO',
(2) a habitual or recurrent action: ^
ndcmo nuc&Ji nucbMa]
(3) merely name the action without any reference to the way
it proceeds: ^
xony nucdmt nucbMo.
Perfective verbs express completion of the action; they show
its result, beginning or end: Koedd n HanucdJi nucbMo, h noiazA
zyAHinb.
Imperfective verbs are frequently preceded by the adverbs ecezddj
odbiHHo, doAzo, uHoedd, udcmo, pedno, phrases of the type KooKdbiu
zod, eecb eod or the verbs Hanunamb, Komdmb, npodoAOicdmb.
Perfective verbs are frequently preceded by the .adverbs cpdsy
(at once), (suddenly).
133
Note. — English
verbs in the Past Continuous and phrases consisting of
infinitive are invariably rendered in Russian by iinperfective verbs in
the past tense.
I used to read every evening. ^ oSAhho HtimdA Kdxdbtii oeuep.
I was reading while he was writing a HumdA, Kozdd on nucdA imcbMo.
letter.
The English verb io finish used by itself or with a noun or gerund is fre-
quently rendered in Russian by a perfective verb.
He finished breakfast". On nosdempaKaA.
He finished writing the letter. On nanucuA nucbMo.
2. Formation of the Perfective Aspect. Perfective verbs are —
obtained from their imperfective counterparts by means of prefixes;
no-
—
saBTpaKaTfc nosasTpaKatb nrpaTb — nourpaib
—
yjKHHaTb noy>KHHaTb AywaTb — noAyMarb
odeflaxb — noode^aTfa MenraTb — noMeuxaTb
cMOTpexb — nocMOTperb npocHXb — nonpocnxb
— noc.nyuiaxb
cjiyuiaxb . ryjiaxb — noryjinxb
jnobnxb — no.nK)6HXb cxaBHXb — nocxaBHXb
pa6dxaxb — nopaddxaxb
Verbs motion: udmu — noumu,
of examt — noexamt.
Perfective verbs of motion are frequently rendered in English
by the verbs to start (for), to set off (out).
Uoesd nouiBA. The train started.
c- npo-
— cjtenaxb
;te.qaxb MHXaXb — npOMHXaXb
MOVfa— CMOVb
ywexb — cyMexb
npu-
Hxpaxb — cbirpaxb roxdBHxb — npnroxdBHXb
ecxb — cbecxb 3a-
4)OTorpa(|)HpoBaxb — c4)oxorpa(|)H-
n.aaxHXb— saummTb
posaxb
— cxaHueBaxb xoxexb — saxoxexb
xanueBaxb
cMeHXbCH — aacMenxbCH
««- 6bl-
— Hanneaxb yvHXfa — BbiyvHXb
HHXb —
HHcaxb
— HapHCOBaxb
piicoBaxb
BbinHXfa
yvHXb — Haymtxb
The .prefix ebt- is invariably
stressed.
y- nodfoj-
BHAeXb —
yBHAeXb xtflaxb’ noAOWAaxb
cnbmaaxb —
ycjibiuiaxb roxdBHXb — noAroxdBHXb
The verb ymmb takes different prefixes depending on its
meaning:
yquxb (to learn) — Bwyqnxb
134
^ BbiyniiA Hoeoe npaeuno.
yqHTb (to teach) naymiTb — ,
.
EXERCISES
Exercise I. Read the text. Explain the use oi the verb aspects.
MOH 3AHRTHH
Korfla KOHqaioTCH sauHTHH, h H^y obe^arb. TIotom H^y b ay^n-
TopHfo HJiH B qHTa.nfaHbift aaji roxoBhTb 3a;],aHHH.
H qHTaio xeKCT, yqy hobhc cjiobb, noxoM nnmy ynpaHCHeHua.
Ceimac h oveub enemy; n xony nouxn na HHxepecHbm sevep b
floM ApyJKdbi.
H Sbicxpo npoMHxaji xeKcx h BbiyqHJi. noBbie cjioBa. Ho ynpa>K-
HeHHH H cACJiaji He Bce. 3 HanHca.x xojibKO oaho ynpajKHeHHe.
y»e 6 qaeoB. H HJia^y b nopx(J)ejifa khhfh xexpaAH. -Ay-
Maio, qxo Asa ynpaxiHeHHH h Mory CAeJiaxb eeqepoM.
Exercise 2. Read the text. Explain the use oi the verb aspects.
Exercise 3. Read the sentences. Explain the use of the verb aspects.'
1. H qacxo numy nncbMa aomoh. Bqepa a uanucaA nncbMo ao-
Moii. 2. H qacxo eimy JI,5KOHa b yHHsepcHxexe. Bqepa, KorAa
•
. 135
n ii]e;i jiomoh, h
yeude.i Ha ocraHOBKe JlKOHa. 3. Ka>KAoe
vTpo fl
y nac b Cycfiere. H etinuA Ko4)e
nbto KO(|)e ii noiuea b
ayABTopmo. 4. 3 hmoh n xony ynumbCH KaTaTtca Ha jibDKax. Oh
ynie naynuACJi KaraTbCH na .abmax.
— HuTaex raaexy.
yoKUHamb — noyoKunamb (e)
Exercise. 8. Insert the word KomopuH in the appropriate form. Translate the
sentences into English,
Ha cesepe —
na cesep Ha SaHHXHHX —
Ha SaHHXHH
Ha poAHHe —
Ha poAnny Ha JieKUHH —
Ha JieKUHio
Ha KOHuepxe —
na KOHuepx b KHHOxeaxpe b KHHoxeaxp
B HHcxHxyxe —
B HHCTHXyx Ha 4>a6pHKe —
na 4>a6pHKy
Exercise 11. Translate into Russian.
1. take a plate and a cup and put them, oh the table. Then
I
Hake a spoon and a knife and put them on the table, too. 2. I
have some milk, bread and fruit for breakfast. 3. have soup We
and meat and potatoes for dinner today.
Exercise 12. Copy out the text inserting the adiectives; HeSoAbuiod, cma-
pNu, KpacueMu, ebicomU, MaACHtmu, menmii, yrnmnuii, seAemiu. KpacHbid,' mSa-..
tnbiu, eoAijOod.
1. ... MyjKMHHy,
91 icaK HaabiBaetcH ata yjiima. 2. ToBapuiu ...
mchh noAOHCAaib ero b yHiiBepcuTeTe. 3, .Mbi ... AeByujKy, tab
MCTpo. 4. npenoASBateJib qacTO ... Awona. 5. IIoApyra ... 3MMy
cnetb. 6. MspH nacTO ... o ero padore. 7. SpHtejiH ... KoMnosutopa
cbirpaxb necHK) o MocKBe. 8. Poahtbah ... cuHa nHcaxb, Kax oh
>KHBeT, KaK saHHMaeTCH. 9. npencAaBaxeAb ... cryAGHra, Kax ero
aoByx. 10. B MarasHHe mm ... , cxoAbxo ctoht cbip.
Exercise Ask questions on the text of the lesson. Retell the text
14.
using your questions. Use these words and phrases: dwms na KOHi^epme, ebtmy--
namb na cqene, ebicmyriACHue, apmucm, apmucmm, neeci\, neeuya, KOMtiosumop,
necHS, Kpacuebta zoaoc, spumcAb, ariAOdupoaamb, nenib, maHyeeamb, Humamb emu*
XU, Konyepm npodoAxaAcn nac, daa naca.
Lesson 21
OHCbMO
jloporoH 3 aah!
^ AasHo nojiyqK.ii TBoe nncbMo. Hsbhhh, qro ne CMor cpasy or-
BBTHTb Ha Herd. OdbiHHO H oTseqaio Ha ndcbMa aKKypaTHo, ho ceft-
qac H dyeHb mhofo saHHMaracb, noaroMy ne scerAa ycneBaro BOBpe-
MH OTBCTHTb.
Tbi cnpauiKBaeuib, khk HAyt moh saHHTHH b yHHBepcHTexe.
CeiiMk H HsyqaK) tojibko pyccKHH asbiK. ^ yme neMHoro roBopib
no-pyccKH H Mory nepesoAHTb na pyccKHH hshk Hecji6>KHbie xeKCTbi.
B (|)eBpajie Mbi aaqHHaeM Hayaatb Apyrrie npeAMetbi: 45H3HKy, xh-
MHK), dHOJldrHK).
CryAenTbi, KOTopwe saHHMaioTCH b ynHsepcHTeTe. BTopdii roA h
H ayqHaH pyccKHH asbiK AocTaxoaHo xopomd, yjKe cjiymaioT cneuH-
ajibHbie JieKUHH.
PyccKHfi H3biK Mbi H3yqaeM ne tojibko b ayAHTopHnx, na ypd-
Kax. Mbi qacTo dbiBacM Ha SKCKypcHHx. SaBxpa mm hacm b Hcto-
pHqecKHH MyacH. HnorAa mm dbieaeM b xeaxpax, khho hjih na
KOHuepxax.
H MHoro HeAaBHo a npoMHxaA no-anrAHHCKH poMan
HHxaK).
«BoflHa H MHp»,KoxdpbiH Hanncaji HSBecxHbiH pyccKHft nncaxejib
JleB Tojicxdfl. H B3HJI 3X0X poMaH y Hac b CndJiHoxeKe,
Tbi npocHA MeHH nocjiaxb oxkphxkh. H KynHJi xopouine oxKpbix-
KH, nocbiJiaio HX b HHCbMe. Ha hhx KpeMJib, Kpacnan njidmaAB,
MaBsojiefi JlcHHHa h Mockobckhii yHHBepcHxex.
A KaK tboh AeJia? KaKHe y xedH hobocxh? Kan HiHByx tboh
poAHwe?
Hhuih.
Bcerd xopdmero!
Tboh JI,ikoh,
nOCJidBHUU
VMeji Haqaxb, yMeft h KOHqHXfa. If you knew how to start (the
work) you must know how to finish (it).
Kohhhji AeJio —
ryjinft cM.ejio. When you have finished work, you
Aiay enjoy rest with a clear conscience.
Vocabulary
HoporoA dear , aKRypaxHo punctually
Mbho a long time ago ; 1 to have enough
HSBHHiiTb, -lb, -iiuib to forgive ycnesaTb, -lo, -euib 1
time (to do some-
M 3 BI HH, MTO yCUCTb, -H), -eUIb
1
fl He CMOr CpaSy OTBCTHTb J thing)
forgive me for not answering . .. at once BOBpcMH in time .
1-39
naynaTb, -lo, -euib He ToabKO not only
to study
itay'iHTb, -y, -HlUb I poMaH novel
Bofiiia war
nepcBoa translation
Ha BOHiie in a war
nepenoaiiTb, -wy, -flituib i'
(na nauK)
to translate OTKpwTKa post-card V
nepcBccTH, n nepcBC-
(into the ... KpcMab (;n.) the Kremlin
language) MaBsoaefi JIcHiina The Lenin Mauso-’'
fly, -eiub
cjiowHbiH difficult, complex leum ^
Aeao affair, business
Hec.lT 6 jKHbIH,
simple HOBOCTb (/.) (item of) news
npocTofi I poAHbie relatives
j
I'
cnei;iiaabHbiri special
library I
The noun HOBOCTb (/.) is 'used both in the singular, and the 1
plural. _ 1
A: Sdpdecmoyu, kqk meou dend? Hullo! How are you getting on?
E: Cnacudo, xopomol Very well, thank you.
A y tnedA? What about you?
A: Tookb xopouio! Not bad at all!
Bee e nopndKe. Everything is all right (nopH;ioK order).
The question “Kok de^d?" can be addressed to a person who is
on intimate terms with the speaker. Cf. How are things?
140
KaK -udyni eeo deAo? How is he getting along?
Brno He Moe deno. It is not my business.
GRAMMAR
1.Formation of the Aspects. —
(1) Certaiii perfective verbs differ
from their imperfective counterparts by their suffix, occasionally
also by a root vowel or consonant and by stress.
141
-
nepcBOAHTb — nepeseexH
Bemarb — noBecnxb
2. The Past Tense of Perfective Verbs. The past tense of —
perfective verbs is formed in the same way as the past tense of
imperfective verbs;
HHcaTb — HanHcaTb
a mean — nanHcaa
Si
142
Nlbi odb'iHHO HaHUudAU saHUMdrribCH e deenmb nacoe. Our lessons
usually began at 9 o’clock.
. 4. Russian names of sciences are invariably used in the singular.
Singular Plural
MaxeMaTHKa mathematics
(J)H3KKa physics
^’OHexHKa phonetics
“5. The Suffix -dnecK-uu. —
Adjectives derived from noiins
which are the names' of sciences contain the suffix -dnecK-Utt.
Exercise 1. Copy out the infinitives from the text of the lesson, state
their aspect, give the other verb of the aspect pair; account for the use of the
aspects.
Exercise 3. Read the text. Account for the use of the aspects.
H TiEjKypHbm
143
B S «iacoB H yjKe 6hin b yHiiaepcHTere. B ay/^HTopnif h oTKpwa
OKHO, noao>KHa Ha CToa JKypnaji, nosecua na cieny Kapiy.
Tenepb Bce xopouio. Box yjKe nflyt .moh TOBapnmii.
—
ZI,o6poe yrpo, Tom!
—
jlo6poe yrpo,
—
.
141
—
TBOH dpax? —
Mofi dpax ... b uiKone. 7. Ona jiio6ht .... ApMa.
Exercise 9. Insert the adverbs doMO, daenof nedasHo.
1. ... noJiyuHJi XBoe nucbMo. 2. Tbi ... sajifiji /^HcoHa? —
— Hex, H ... BCxpexHJi ero b yHHBepcHxexe. 3. OdbiUHO h aeJiaio
ynpaacHeHHH Obicxpo, ho cero^IHH h hx ovenb ... 4. Ho- . —
veMy xbi He 6biH Bvepa na Bevepe b Kjiyde? H ... xtAan xebn. '
Exercise 14, Form adjectives from these nouns using the suffixes -ckuH,
•UHeCKud.
PAsroBOP no TEJiEoony
JX:— 3T0
AjIJIO, MhiUE? SApaBCTByH, rOBOpHT
TbI, nxo XI,}KOH.
Tbi 6y;;emb saBxpa?
;iejiaTb xoqy npnrjiacHTb tbSh na SKCKypcHio.
51
Vocabulary
Te;ie4)6H telephone ABC two
no TcjieiJjoHy over the telephone TpyAHbiH difficult
aji;i6! hullo! JierKHil easy
6biTb, n 6yAy, -euib to be Aerno easily, (it is) easy, simply
aaerpa tomorrow aaAaua problem
aoaKCH must, to have (to) paA glad
OTAHxaTb to rest, to spend one’s holiday ecAH if
npucbiAatb, -H), -euib KOHCHHO certainly, of course
npHonaTb rurapa guitar
n npHuijub, -euib npcKpacHbiH beautiful
TCAerpaMMa telegram npenpacHO beautifully, (it is) beautiful
mokct CbiTb may be uiaxMatbi chess
'
3B0IIHTb, -lb, -liuib liapTHfl (b maxMatbi) game (qf chess)
nOSBOHHTb to ring up
Ao.Beuepa! I'll^ be seeing you tonight!
rpyrina group npOBOAHTb, -wy, -AlllUb
KH3Hb (/.) life (apeMB) '
xpyA work I H-
npoBecTH, H npoBCAV, !?, ^
CopbOa struggle -euib ,
'
Ohe time)
_
peiuatb, -K), -euib 1 OH npoBcA OHa npoBC-
peiUHTb, -y, -HUib to solvf
J Aa, OHli npOBBAH
10 *
147
NOTES OH THE VOCABULARY
Hrpaxb Ha nirape to play the guitar
Hrpatfa Ha cKpunKe (cKprinKa) to play the violin ,
ITpoBoflHXb — npoBecxH
Kqk eu npoeodume ceododnoe How do you spend your free
epeMn? time?
npOBOAHxb oxnycK to spend one’s holidays (leave)
npoBOAHXb KaHHKyjibi to spend one’s holidays
xopouio npoBecxH speMH to have a good time
Bbt xopoiuo npoeeAu KanuKyAbi? Did you have a good holiday?
Mbi xopouio npoecAU SMecme ee- We spent an enjoyable evening
Hep. together.
Aspect
Present Simple Fu- Compound
Infinitive Past Tense
Tense ture Tense Future Tense
149
3. Conjugation of Perfective Verbs. —
Perfective verbs are conju-
gated in the same way
as imperfective verbs. If a perfective- verb
is formed by means of a prefix its conjugation pattern is identical
with that of its imperfective counterpart.
UHTaTb —
npOMHTaTb HHCaTb — HanHcaTb
n uHiaK) —
n npomiTara a nnuiy — h naniiuiy
Tbi MHtaeuJb —
Tbi npouHTaemb th nuiueiub — th Hanuuieuib
4. Conjugation. —
floHTM e-conjugation 2
Do not confuse the verbs 'a noddy (nodmu) and n noedy (no-
sxarnb).
BsHTb e-conjugation 2
a B03bMy Mbi BosbMCM Imperative: BoabMuI BosbMHTel
Tfai BoabMeuib BbiBOSbMCTe Past Tense: oh Baaa, ona Bsajia,
OH B03bMeT OHH BOSbMyT OHH B 3 aJlH
In the conjugation of this In the feminine the stress is
150
Alternation, of consonants in verbs of the type nucdmb:
i
-a -0
;
151
If the adjective ends in a' consonant cluster the vowel e is
inserted between the last and the penultimate consonant in the
masculine gender.
152
EXERCISES
Exercise 2. Give all the tense forms of the following pairs of verbs:
mopumb — cKosamb, noKynamb — Kynumb, cadumbcn — cectnb, AooKunibcn — Acnb,
nepeeodumb . — nepeeecmu.
Exercise 3. (a) Give the imperative of the verbs: cnemb, euMbimb, omKpumb;
cmsamb, noKasantb, petuumb, Kynumb; cnpocumb, noseamb, esnmt, nmamb;
nocmaeumb, npuzomoeumb, cecmb, Aeub.
(b) Insert the appropriate verbs in the imperative.
HAeuib na nonty?
3Ayap.It, Tbi
- Ra.
— nojKajiyncTa, OTKpbiTKy.
...
3. ... 55
Tenepb ... (
Exercise 8. Give the short form adjktives of all genders and numbers of
the following complete form adjectives; compose sentences using the adjectives
you have derived.
Model; KOMHcma suHsma, cmoA sanum, Mecmo auHsmo, mm saHHtnM.
Exercise 9. Use the short or complete form of the adjectives given on the
right.
ad.aoKH H aneAbCHHbi.
(b) 1 51 pa A Teda bhacxb. 2 Ona AOAMCHa BcxpexHXb cecxpy.
. .
154
'Exercise 11. Change the sentences using the word doAOKen.
1,
Model: ^ udy na nonmy. ^ doAMen noHmw na noimy.
50 KoneeK. 3. Oh
nHuiet AOKJiaA- 4. Bbi xopomo HHTaeTe stot pac-
CKaa. 5. B aBrycie cecrpa cagt Ha lor. 6. H noKynaio Htypnaji.
Exercise 14. Insert the words given on the right in the correct form. Use
^ appropriate prepositions.
(a) 1. My sister may have got tickets for the new play. 2. We
may go to see the play “Arina Karenina” tomorrow evening. 3. You
must have seen this film.
(b) The student did not manage to tell the story well. 2. I
1.
couldn’t come and see you yesterday because I was very busy.
3. My friend could not attend the concert because he was ill.
4. We managed to solve these difficult problems.
Exercise 16. Change the sentences so that they, express certainty or uncer-
tainty; use the words kohchho, Mooxem 6umb, naaepHoe.
SaBxpa BenepoM a dyAy CBodoACH. 2. Mofi Apyr erne jhaox
1.
B yRMBEPMAFE
Vocabulary
yHHBepMar department store pyOauiKa shirt
OTflen department
MywcKofl men’s ACHb poxACHHA birthday
weHCKHfi women’s aasTpa y aero aeab poxcAeaHH it is his
npoflaaei;, npOAasna {pi. npoflaeuw) birthday tomorrow
shop assistant
noKynatenb (m.) buyer, customer noAapoK present, gift
npHMepHTb, -K), -euib \ . .
157
Bi,n»aK
cmI
-eun>’\ io
npojiaw,
=,«aTb, fl
StS'aS.
Sw-^tSw-r
oCyob \j-i
,
60TMHKU
Tvdiait
shoes
uianKa cap
coBeT advice .^euib \ to advise
uianna hai
\hree
cAdMa change
. tv;o.
persons.) ^ne -
tttany
BvJtbTe That’s aU
Very
BjiaroAapK) mention ' •
.g^y
much
tt-an. V-
^'„fJe”c?56o.
^
s«e7
P^»!:|^,'5;)'hat’;s VO»
KaK6f^a«)
IS .oil .V
(ne) mou V
3 to
noKynKa
pum shopping
'‘""TnS'S
rnoH?®"
noay ‘0
Tm” i,t,
10 sun.
10
"'Tr ««.
bssts
CBjeta,
CUPOTS, m „po„,o.
,opom6.
rhe
5,
=U..^
becomes
3„it t
Ju"’-
u®"- ^ waa'
IT.!) „,kh to
Hocvitb to ga^ibTO, ^p5’es
P
HOCiitb ^°^'^^^ercoat, hat, boots,
He tes liiuljoiee-^
raasa.
roay6*s ^ ,,
has «bta^
y «ee6 'P‘%fB“utmae°She lf:t\.rge ^
GRAMMAR
I. The Dative Case
of Nouns. —
(1) The dative with the prepo-
sition K towards) is used after the verbs of motion udmu and
(to,
examb to denote the person or object towards whom (which) the
movement is directed.
•
HaBaTb —
Aatb, noMoraxb —
noMovb, Meuiaxb, -lo, -emb — noMe-
uiaxb (to prevent, to interfere, to disturb),
coBexoBaxb — nocoBexoBaxb,
Bepuxb, -K), — noBepuxb
-iiuib (to believe).
,
-u -U
aydumopuft — Nounsending in Feminine nouns
aydutnoputt -UK. ending in a
soft conso-
nant.
160
-y -fO
Memorise:
(a) hath — noiirii ko mhc ... k cecrpe to go to my (my sister’s) place
to go to my
KO MHe B KoimaT-
,
, 1
(b)
X
lUT,, -
. „
nOllTII
f
\ „
1
)•
B AOM ( room (house)
4. Conjugation.
Exercise I. (a) Copy out from the text of the lesson the verbs which
require the dative. Supply the verb of the opposite aspect to each of the verbs
you have copied out. Conjugate the verbs. Compose sentences using these verbs.
(b) Compose sentences using the expressions cdamb SKsaMCH, aadaeamb bo-
npocbt, ABHb cnamb. Conjugate the verbs in your sentences.
2.
Exet'clse 2. Replace the italicised words by the words given on the right in
the correct form.
3.
1. Matb uHiaer cuhij KHury. MUAbHUK, pedenoK
2. 4.
51OTBe^ara npenodaeame.vo. ynumenb
3. Sra aesyuiKa noMoraer cecmpe. nodpyaa, deeoHKa, 5a-
dn, memk
4. H H^y K epmy. moeapuiq, UHoicenep,
azpoHOM
Exercise 3. Answer the questions using the words given on the right in the
correct form. Use prepositions where necessary.
Jl. 51 Ao.meH
nocjiarb ... Mantb meAeepaMMa
12. Mapii nniueT ... . npiinme.tbHuya nilCbMO
Exercise Copy out the sentences using the correct forms of the pronouns
given on the right.
ew
7. 51 nocoBeroBa.T ... noe.xaxb na-ior. ohu
8. He .MeuiauTe ... saHiiMaTbCfl! ona
. 9. Aloii Apyr BepHy.ficH aoMoii. CeroAHa n HAy k ... . oh
10. ToBapnm noMor ... peiuiiTb saAany. h
Exercise 6. Insert the appropriate pronouns in the correct form with the
required preposition.
Exercise 7. Complete the sentences using the correct forms of the words
given on the right and the appropriate prepositions.
my friends.
3. The teacher explained the rule to the student,
dt The mother promised her daughter to buy her a new dress.
5. We have been ashing the professor questions for a long time.
The professor has answered all our questions. 6. The little boy
prevented me from studying.
(b) 1. “Go to the blackboard and write down this Russian sen-
tence,” the teacher told me. 2. In the morning, engineers and wor-
kers hurry to their factories, doctors to their hospitals and children
to their schools. 3. I wired to my father yesterday and asked him
to send me the books. 4. “What makes you so happy?” “I am glad
thay’ve invited me to go to the exhibition.” 5. When 1 was ill ‘
1
went to the doctor’s. 6. “Is John in?” I asked him. “No, he’s gone
to his friends,” he answered.
164
.
B rOCTH K iXPy3b5?M
ICG
Vocabulary
peuiaTb, -K), -euib \ saMeaaTb, -hi, -euib
aaMCTHTb, -sy, -THUlbJ|
^
peUlHTb, -y, -HUlb j
^H3 iiK physicist HacxynH.T Benep evening came
KBapTHpa flat, apartment nopa it is time
bot h here is /are nopa flOMoii it is time to go home
KpyroM (all) round npoBowatb, -K), -euib 1 . ..
®
coBceM quite npOBOa.HTb, -Hy, -flHUlb /
HCKaTb. fl limy, -euib \ ooaaaxe.nbHo without fail
noHCKaTb J Mbi odaaaxevibHo npnfleM we shall come
^
HaxofliiTb, 'wy. -anuib \ to without fail
Hafm'i. fl Hafifly, -euib (as noii/7iu) / find nepenaBaxb, a nepe- -j
. .
^
Tepnib, -K), -euib \ Aaio, -euib npiiBex ,
[ |
noiepHTb J nepeaaxb ( komu ?) J
HaKOHeq at last SepcHb, a 6epery. -seuib ') . . ,
m
QRMmAR
1. The Dative Plural of Nouns. —
1
1
-aM -PM
i
cmo.i —
cnioAdM Masculine nouns CAOedpb CAO- — Masculine nouns
emydewn emy- —
ending in a eappM ending in' a
denmaM hard conso- npenodaod- soft consonant
— OKHUM — -npe-
1
PM ral.
depcGbH — de-
’
peebPM
the same: de-
mu — dernPM
j Aiddu — AibdpM
.
i
ing of a
2. The Dative Case with the Preposition no. Phrases consist- —
noun in the dative with the preposition no O'long, about)
and a verb of motion denote movement along a surface.
Hi'J
Dative Prepositional
(movement) (rest)
npiuiTii, npnexaTb
/ « 4- the dative to come io
^ the accusative to come io
170
Ajou moeapiiin npaexaA e JlemiHepad. h\y friend came to
Leningrad.
Note Tlie verbs iidniu, noumii, npuumu are generally used instead of the verbs
examb] noexatm, npitcxamb in some phrases as;
Spufmi]
npiutTi'i}
® ’S2TP, m BbicxasKy, na Gnopy
The nod- takes the form nodo- when added to the verb
prefi.x
udmil (nodoumii) and nod'b- when added to the verb exanib (nodh-
examb) (before the vowels e, n).
riOAOfiTH
Flofl^exatb
npHflTH
H npjiAV, Tfai npHAeuib, ohi'i npiiAVT
Imperative; npnAi'i!- npuAUTe!
Past Tense; oh npmuen, ona npmuna, ohh npnm.iH
4. The Construction with the Verb Hpdeuntbcfi — nOHpdeumb-
csi. — The subject the construction with the verb npaoumbcn (to
of
like} is the noun denoting the object which somebody (the agent)
likes; the verb agreeing with this noun. The agent takes the dative.
1. I like to walk
in the garden. 2. First the bus drove along the
street then across the square. 3. often walk in the streets. We
Did you listen to the concert over the wireless yesterday? 5. I
Exercise S. Put the words given in brackets in the correct form wit!i tlic
apiiropriatc preposition.
172
Exercise 6. Put (he words given in brackets in the correct form. U.sc prep-
Exercise 7, Insert tire verbs udmu, examb witli the appropriate prefi.xes.
l. We
for the village at 12 o’clock and we arrived at the
left
village at 2 o’clock. 2. Our trolleybus drove up to the station.
3. My friend came home at 3 o’clock. 4. Our whole group leaves
for Leningrad this winter. 5. When does the train arrive in Lenin-
grad?
Exercise 9, Insert the words given on the right in the correct form.
Model: Bpainy Hpaenmen amom nucamejib..
Exercise 13. Read the le.xt. What questions do the italicised adjectives
answer? Retell the text.
xHOCKB.^
174
lesson 25
B n0 .nHK.nKHMKE
B^iepa 3a6o.ie.7 Moii Apyr Axmca- V Hero Co.aAia ro;ioBa, KaMa.i-
cfl CH.ibHbifi nacMopK II Kamejib.. Emv Tpy^HO Gujio jibiinaTb. ^ ^no-
coBefOBa.T eMV ocraTbca jjoMa ii BbiasaTb Bpana, iro AxMea pelhiba
Ha saHHXiiH. JIhcm oh noHVBCTBOBa.T ceSa cobcAm n.xoxo: cmv
noi’iTii
Vocabulary
no,mK.iiiHtiKa polyclinic BbisbiBaTb, -ro, -euib \ ,
'
to hurt noqyBcxBOBaxb J
Coab (/,) pain, ache
necessary, must
ro.ioBa, r6,noBy (p/., roaoBw) head H^wHo }
iiacMopK a cold in the head npiiHiiMaTb, -fo, -eujb to consult: to
1
CiiabiibiH nacMopK a bad cold in the head npHHHXb, n npuMy, xw f receive; to take
KauiMb (m.) cough npi'iMeuJb J
Kamanib, -lo, -etub to cough KaCjiHcx consulting-room, surgery; study
cH.ibHo KauiasiTb to cough badly SojibHOH, -aa, -we patient >
Shifting of Stress
In the singular, the stress falls on the ending, except for the
accusative. In the nominative plural the stress falls on the stem.
GRAMMAR
1. Impersonal Constructions with the Dative Case. —
(1) The construction: nddo (h$^ok.hoJ^-t infinitive it 'is
necessary, must.
HtjxHo noMoednib dpysbA.u. One must help one’s friends.-.
The construction: the dative + nddo C nyofCHO an infinitive +
d is necessary for (somebody) to do {something), one '.must, one has
{to do something). .
.
177
In the past and future tenses the verbs 6biA0 and Oijdetn are
used respectively, which do not change and follow the word nado
or HljOKHO.
*.* - 1 . 1 • f 4.
Compare:
Mh& xoAodno. I am cold.
Mne 6biA0 xoAodno. 1 was cold.
B KOMHame xoAodno. It cold in the room.
is
n*
179
3. There are no rules on the sequence of tenses in Russian.
If
the verb in the principal clause is in the past tense, the verb in
the subordinate clause may take the past, present or future tense.
EXERCISES
f
Exercise 3. Insert the verbs given on the right in the appropriate form.
180
Exercise 4. Insert nouns in the correct form.
HCAbSS.
(a) 1. “You must stay in bed and take this medicine." the doc-
tor told me. 2. My brother will have to go to the station to meet
his friend. 3. You needn't go there today. 4. It is already late and
we must hurry off.
(b) not allowed to talk loud here. 2. May I come' in? 3. It
1. It is
Exercise 8- Compose nine sentences using the verbs oo.iiini, oo.isin and
tlie nouns cmina, xitieoiti, hoau, ptjKa, e.ia3a, yxo, sySbi, eop.io, ccpdm'. ' -
n;ieiub?
~ H HAy K Bpaqy, y mchh aydw. ...
nOCfalvIKH.
2. — Fab th 6biA? 51 AasHO He bhaba ... . mti
BMepa Mbi BcnoMHHa.iH ... h xotbah no-
SBOHHTb ... .
Exercise 15. Compose five sentences using the phrases snamb, wno] oicdamt,
mo; dy.Mamb, umo; nadennibcR, wto; eeputnb, vno.
Exercise 17. Put the verbs in the past tense, perfective aspect.
iiAoxo; y Hczo 6oAutn (doACAa) eoAoea (6o.tc.xo' zopAo), nezo (dtu) Kaiuc.tb, hoc-
MopK, octnambCR do.ua, ebtseaiiib epam, oc.vamptiBamb —y ocMornpemb (kopo?), usmc-
pnnib nicMncpamypy, ACHunibCH, Acxcanw e tiocmcAu, iipuHiiManw AOKapaneo, pc-
yciini, atiwcm, iWAynarnb AeKapcmeo.
Lesson 26
M05J POJIHHA
184
nocjioBjma
Vocabulary
CTpaHa {pi. cTpaHbi) country Jies {gen. Jibsa, pi. jibsw} lion
fioraTbifi rich rue Ha hyena
poor
6e,iHbiii c.non, c.aoHa {pi. caoHbi) elephant
paaHooGpaaHbiii varied, diverse
H pacry, -eiub
pacTii,.
npupoAa nature OH poc, OHa poc.na, -ii
)
> to grow
flo.u'iHa valley
Bb'ipaCTH J
HacTb (/.) {pi. HacTu) part
ceaepo-BocTOK north-east TpoHHHecKHH tropical
BeuHoaeJieHbu'i evergreen
ceBepo-aanaa, north-west
ibro-BocTOK south-east na.ibMa palm
ibro-aanaa south-west ueiiHbiH valuable-
nycTbiHH desert aBKa.nHHT eucalyptus
ndjiynycTbiHH semidesert KaynyKOBoe AcpcBO rubber-tree'
Te4b, OH TCMCT, OHH TCKyT ) .
BbipaigHBatb, -K>, -euib
OH TeK; OHa TCKJia
V toorow
. / Bb'ipaCTHTb, n Bbipamy, -CTHUlb j .
OH uBeJi, -a, -H | ^
/
ceaoH season
noMTH almost aauBecTH to begin to bloom
HAeT AowAb it rains; is rainin? BcpujHHa summit
iwyr AowAH it rains cHer {pi. CH'era) ^
KmiMax climate B (na) cnery J - .
(2) People. Hapod used in this meaning has only the singular
and takes a singular verb.
Ham Hapod cmpoutn aAeKmpoctndHiyiu.
The word Mup has two meanings, .
peace
^ world
Ycnex {sing.) success ycnexH {pi.) (1) success, (2) progress
186
Brno n.iambe mhb ne udem. . This, dress does not hecome me.
Bnepd me.i doxcdb. It rained yesterday.
r an adverb - r a noun'
KaK, Tan -r •{
a verb kekom, tekoh a complete
|
t a short form adjective t form adjective
laK HHTepecHo so interesting
' '
Memorise: . ; , .
He TaKOfl ... ,
KEK /
H(t Mtiude He man oxdpKo, nan na eocnwKc. It is not so hot in
the west as in the east. ,
.
187
KMiMarn na sanadc ne maKOu oicdpKiiii. kuk na eomoKe. In the
the climate is' not so hot .as in the east.
u-est,
Ha 3cinade man
MdpKo, kuk na eocmoKc. It is as hot in the west
as in the east.
Do not confuse:
crpana country
cTopona side
cTpamma page
'
'
GRAMMAR
1. The Genitive denoting the- Possessor or Owner is rendered in
English by the ending -'s (s') or by the construction with tlie
preposition of. . .
188
3. The Endings. The Singular. —
-bl -u . , ,
KpMHama — kom-, 1
*
in z, K, X,
Die, lU, H, Ul,.
mempddb —
me- .Feminine nouns
tnpddu ending in a
'
—
,
•a -fi
emydenm —
cmy- Masculine nouns CAOedpb — CAO- Masculine nouns
denma ending in a '
1
eapA ending- in a
cmo/i —
emoAd hard conso- caHamopud — soft conso-
OKHO —
OKHd nant; neuter caHamopuft nant; neuter
nouns ending' noAe noAfi — nouns ending
in - 0. ynpaDKHenue — in ~ue.
1
ynpaoKHeHUH
]
— WeHbl
raaBa — r.riaB!i — rjiaBU
,
CJIOBO
,
—
, JKeHb't
— cioBa
aewjiH — 3eM.nH — aeMJiH OKHO — cjiosa
OKHa — OKHa
peKa —
•
peKii — peKii HHCbMO — micbMa —
ropa — ropb'i — ropu cieKJio — CTCKJla —
niicbMa
none
.,
noJia —
CTeK;ia
— — no.aH
^ .
BOftHa BOHHli
- BoflHbl wecTO MKi'a — .Mecia
cipana CTpaHbl CipaHbl oaepo. '
— oaepa — oaepa
,
flWO flwia.. • AeJia
189
—
4. The genitive of personal pronouns is identical with the ac-
cusative.
5. Conjugation. —
BopoTbcn (no perfective aspect) — irregular verb
PacTH (awpacTu)
-Hb
(a) —
MOHb ;0H MOr, OHa MOfJia, OHH MOrjIH
noMOHb —OH noMor, OHa noMorJia
MHb —
OH .aer, oaa jierjia
The stre.ss falls on
depcHb —OH 6eper, ona 6eper.aa
the last syllable.
190
.
EXERCISES
MOH POZIHHA
Mofl pOAHHa HaXOAHTBCH B A4)pHKe.
ropoA, TAe H }KHA, OMCHB KpacHBbiH. Oh HaxoAHTbCH HB 6epery
oKeaHa.
KJiHMar y Hac jKapKHH, xponHMecKHH. 5i yBHASA CHer nepBBiH
pas TOABKO B MocKBe. Ha poAHHe h bhaba CHer toabko b khmocPhab-
Max H ^HtaA 0 HeM b paccKasax.
B Aecax pactyr TponH^ecKHe Aepesba, a na hoahx CTpaHBi
BBipautHBatOT pHC, KaKao H Apyrne KyAbTypbi.
KorAa H JKHA Ha poAHHe, h uhtaa o MocKBe h oqeHB xotba
yBHAeTB 3TOT FopoA- Tenepb a nHuiy ApysBAM na poAnny nncBMa o
Mockbc, o6 yHHBepcHTeTe ApyJKSbi napoAOB. Moh Apyr xonex to-
we npHexatb b MocKBy yqHtbCH.
Exercise 4. Replace the italicised words by the correct forms of the words
given on the right.
Exercise 5. Answer the questions using the correct forms of the words
given on the right in your answers.
191
2. Heii ronoc bsm nonpaBii.i-' aptnucmKa, dcoijiuKa, nodpuca
CH?
3. Mbe BHCBMo Tbi Hineiiib? Ba.m, oinei', dudn, nictufi, Maim
Exercise 6. Answer the questions.
,
Exercise 7. Translate into Russian
Exercise 8. Put tlie words given in brackets in the correct form. Use the
required prepositions.
Model: ^ moOmo etjAsmb (uMtua, eopod). >7 aioOaio etjAHnw no ijAunaM zo-
poda.
(a) omei^
192
—
(b) nucameAb
1.
3. — npenofl,aBaTejib cnpamHBaji o
rn,e Bbi 6biJiH?
4. — Ky^a HAeuib?xbi
— B nojiHKjiHHHKy. 3a6ojieji moh xoBapniit, h HAy k ... .
nbABHr bpamA
Sto coCbiTHe npoHsom.no Ha cesepe cTpaHbi. Bo BpeMH noneTa y
caMO.neia b BosAyxe nepecTaJi padotaTb ABiiraTeAb. AapoApoM dbui
Aa/ieKO. riHJioT Illareea peuiHA npHseMAiiTbcH. H bot caMO^Tier na
seMjie.
H.neHbi 3KHna>Ka BoeHHbin Bpaq EBreHHu HHKOv^aeBH^ .Ehoiih,
ii
riOCAOBHAa
JliodoBb — KOAbuo: y KOAbua Hex KOHua. Love is (like) a ring:
a ring has no end.
Vocabulary
n6.aBHr feat
coOuTHe event
nponaoHTK MOTop engine
(as notwni) to happen asponpoM aerodrome
npoiiaofiAeT aaponopT airport
no BpcMa (wad?) during AaJieKHM far
.acTCTb, a aeuy, -thuib to fly
AaaeKo far away
no.aeTeTb to take off 6.iH3KHii, C.niaKo near
npimereTb, -sy, -Tiiuib to come flying nnaoT pilot
noacT flight AeTHHK flyer
caMoacT aeroplane npnaeM.inxbcn, H)Cb, -euibcn \
nosAyx air npiiaesi.iiiTbcfl, wcb, -I'mibcn I
nepccraBaTb, a nepecraib, H BOT and so
-CUIb
.
to stop,
M-icH member
nepccraTb, n nepecTany, SKunaHv crew
-euib to cease
3KHna)K caMo.iera aeroplane crew
(as (jc/aasiimfa, Gcnianw)
BocHHbiH military
ABiiraTe.ib (w.) engine
BoeHHbifi BpaM medical officer
13 *
195
pana wound
—
BepToaer helicopter
paHeHHC injury whboh alive, living
no;iyHHTb cepbcSHoe paHCHue lo receive, 3KHB alive
a serious injury 33 {koio? nmo?) for
noaojKcHHe situation OTBara bravery
naccawiip passenger oTBawHUH brave
rnarenwii hard, diiiicuU, heavy opacu order
CHaM strength juodoBb (;.) (^cn.,dat., prep. .iioObh) love
asa anH two days Koabiro [pi. Koabua.Koaeu, KoabuaM) ring
MywecTBO courage Koneu, B KOHuc [pi. KOtmw) end
MyjKecTBeHHWfi courageous iiaMaao beginning
aonr duty * }|l
GRAMMAR
1. The Genitive Case with the Preposition y in the Construction
y Menk eentb... I have .
196
y uezd ecrtib c.ioedpb. He has a didionary.
y ctnydcHtiio. ecnib c.ioedpb. The student has a dictionary,
y dpyaa 6bud cecmpd. My
friend had a sister,
y .mchA Oo.ium eoAoed.have a headache,
I
Compare;
y .iienA ecmb KHUza. y Mend Hem khuzu.
I have a book, I have no book,
y .mbhA ecmb epeMH. y .nend Hem BpeMenu.
I have time. I have no time.
The past tense; ne dbi.io.
The future tense: ne 6ydetn.
y .Mend 6biA cAOedpb. y .Mend He 6biA0 CAoeapn.
I had a dictionary. 1 had no dictionary,
Sdenipa ij nac bS'dem co6pd- Sdempa y nac He 6S’dem co~
Huet 6pdHUfc.
We shall have a meeting tomor- We shall have no meeting to-
row. morrow-.
3, The Genitive Case after nem in the Construction rendered in
English by there is no..., he (she, etc.) is not (somewhere).
Compare:
B ynueepciunane ecmb 6u6au 0' B ynueepcumenie nem 6u6auo-
mena. m€KU.
There is a library at the Uni- There is no library at the Uni-
versity. versity.
V HOC e Ko.MHame ecmb duedn. y HOC 6 Ko.Mname Hem duedna.
There is a sofa in our room. There is no sofa in our room.
Oh do.na. He is at home. Ez6 Hem dd.na. He is not at home.
The past tense: ne dbi.io.
The future tense: ne dydem.
B ijHueepcumcme He dbiAO ouo.niorneKu.
There was no library at the University.
4. The Genitive Case answers the Questions:
(y) Koeo —
for animate beings
(yj Hczo [niiBo) —
for inanimate objects,
i Koeo ccnib c.ioedpb? Who has a dictionary?
197
y Koeo doAiltn eoAoed? Who has a headache?
¥ead ebi doumecb? What are you afraid of?
5. The Endings. The Plural. —
The genitive plural of nouns is
identical with the accusative of nouns denoting animate beings.
—
\
nant. nodaedmeAcd or oic, m, H,
cmoA cmoAOB
CAOedpb — CAO- m.
eapeti
moBdpuut — mo- ,
edpumeu
HOOK — HOOKeU
noAe — no Adit Neuter nouns
otniibi — onu{6e .Masculine nouns ending in -e.
ending in -n,
(with the stress
on the end-
ing).
-68
~(b)eB
Myseu — Myseea Masculine nouns dpdmbfi — 6pd- Masculine and
ending in -u. mb6B neuter nouns
cmyAbA — any- ending in -bfi
Ab6B in the nom.
depcBbH — de- ,
pi. (with the
peob6B stress on the
stem).
198
Peculiarities of the Genitive Plural.
Nominative
(1)
Genitive^Plural
-ufi, ~ue
ayAHTopnH ayjlHTopHH
3AaHne sMhhh
(2) Unstable Vowels;
Feminine Nouns
0 e
+ Ka
— +
hard consonant ua OK, m, H, iu,
Neuter Nouns
0 e e
OKHO — OKOH nucbMo — BHceM osepo — osep
cepAue — cepAeu
KOAbUO — KOJieU
Note. — In certain nouns the stress is shifted to the last syllable.
Singular Plural
AepcBHH — flepeBHH, ;iepeBeHb, aepeBHHM ...
cecrpa — cecxpbi, cectSp, c&rpaM ...
ACTU, AST eft, ACTAM ...
JUOAH, AfOAeii, AKJAHM ...
KO.lbUd — KOAbUa, KOAeU, KOAbUaM ...
Feminine Ma.sculine
AeHbru — Aeuer — ^pVKXOB
4)pyKXbl oBoum — oBomeu
— KanfiKy.!
KaHi'iKy.ibi — CTHXOB
CXllXli
luaxMaibi — tuaxMax nacbi— MacoB
GoxiiHKii — boXUHOK OMKH — OMKOB
199
6. The Neuter Nouns iImm (name) and epeMZ (time).—
Singular Plural
EXERCISES
201
Exercise 8. Compose .sentences using these words and phrases. Note the
changes in the position of the stress.
(a) zocmu ,
1. Mod Apyr noer .... 2. Mod cuh n.raBaer ... . 3. CeroAHH ren-
.ro ... .4. B napKe thxo ... .
202
'
Exercise 16. Tell of a feat you have read about or witnessed. Use the
'
words and phrases. •
,
3to npoH30ui;io ... (ede?), flaano (HeaaBHo), bo BpeMfl (nezo?), THKCjioe no-
jioweHiie, 6bi.no Tpyano (komij? nmo?) (c)flejiaTb, noMonh (/co.«i/?L.cnacTn (kozo?),
6opoTbCH (sa nmo?), c.\ie.nbiri, xpadpsift, MyjKecTBeHHbifi, MyacecTBO (oxBara), nofl-
ijnr.
Lesson 28
CHJIA MATEPH
V,ocabuifi:y
1 KH/ioMeTp =
1000 MeTpoB (3.281 feet or 5/8 mile)
1 MeTp =
100 caHTiiMCTpoB (39,37 inches)
1 caHTnMeTp=10 MrmJiHMeTpoB (0.3937 inch)
JiHTp
ripaBAa
roBopHTb —CKaaaTb npas/iy to tell the truth
9 mo npdeda! It’s true!
Shifting of Stress
In the singular and the nominative plural the stress falls on the stem; in the
other cases in the plural the stress is shifted to the ending.
206
Singular Plural
Likewise: ao'^b, Mart., Beui,b, rpyAt, Jiaepb, o''pneab, HOMb, n.a6maAb, rperb,
tjcTBepTb, uacTb. etc.
GRAMMAR
After the words cKOAbKo, cmoAbKo, MHoed, muad the noun takes
(a) the plural;
CKOJibKO pySjief)
MHoro ciyfleHTOB
MEvio ynpajKHeHHH
After the word necKOAbKO the noun invariably takes the plural:
HeCKOJlbKO flHefi
HecKOJibKo 3a;rau .
207
2. A Cardinal Numeral -f- a Noun. —
Masculine Neuter Case of
Feminine
Noun
dea 3 I c/nydenma
dee cJea dee cmydenmKU Gen. sing.
;
s cmydenma
mpu 1 cAoea
'
namb cmydenmoe
(and namb, uiecmb ... cmoAoe
over) cmydenmoK
Mne ... zoda (jiem) I am ... years old are impersonal. The agent
takes the dative.
H-IS45
209
ymepeTb
a yMpy mbi yMpeM Imperative; yMpii! yMpiite!
Tbi yMpeuib Bbi yMpere Past Tense: oh VMep, OHa yMepaa,
OH yMpe? oHH yMpy? ohh ^Mepjin.
In the feminine gender the
stress is shifted to the
ending.
^ ofcaAeto (kozo?).
dat. acc.
Mhb owajib ez6. I am sorry for him.
Hm 6diAo owoAb ezo. They were sorry for him,
Mhb oicaAb ezo cecmpy. I am sorry for his sister.
Mne OicaAb, nmo eti hc npuiuAU, I am sorry you didn’t come.
1.
The word oicaAb is rarely followed by an infinitive.
2.
3.
EXERCISES
Exercise 1. Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs.
(a) dopombcH
1. Mw ... 33 MHp. 2, Bparn THMypa ... sa ropo^a h cTpanbi, h
TOJifaKo Mart ...3a Hea:oBeKa. 3. i],Ba ahh span JlnnHH MymecTBeH-
HO ... sa a<H3Hb ;iK)AeH,
(b) omdamb
— KoPAH MHe MOH CflOBapb?
Tfal ...
HX BaM B odmeXCHTHH.
Exercise 2. Compose sentences using the verbs:
Exercise 4. Insert the appropriate forms of the words given on the right.
Exercise 5. Insert the appropriate forms of the words given on the right.
1.
10. B flOMe ceMb ... . dmaotc
2. SAecb xpH ... .
Keapmupa
3. Oh no.no5KH/[ b nopx^ejib ^bc , qe- KHuaa, mernpadb, ko-
xbipe HecKo.nbKo
... , ... . pandatu
4. B y-qeOHHKe 100 ... .
cmpanuya
5. B mKa4)y bhchx xpn ... naxb ... , naAbmo, KOCmtoM, nud-
flsa ... .
oxaK
6. Ha nojiKe jiejKajio HecKo.nbKo ... h /^bb . TiAamoK, pydaiUKa
7. B KOMHaxe xpn h o^Ha ... ... . OKHO, deepb
8. B 3AaHHH yHHBepcHxexa Asa ... ii mho- Aupm, ABcmHuya
fo ....
9. B caAy pacxex nnxb ... h mhofo ... . depeeo, i^eemoK
CCCP — OojibmaH cxpana, b nefl mho- ABC, noAe, Mope, pexa,
fo ... .
osepo, aopa
211
Exercise 6. Answer the questions.
Exercise 8. Add the words HCAoeeK and eod to mhoso, moao, necKOAbKO,
oduH, dea, vemupe, nnmb, ^Ba^^amb mpa, mpud^amb.
Exercise 10. Compose sentences using the following phrases as the sub-
jects.
Exercise II. Change the sentences using the words mhozo, moao, necKOAbKO.
Model:B lUKOAy cmiuuAU demu. B uiKOAy cneuMAo necKOAbKo demit.
(a) MHOBO
1, asToSyce exaJiH jhoah. 2. Ha KOHuepTc BbicrynajiH CTy-
B
ACHTbl H CTyABHTKH. 3. BoJIbHOH AOAJKCH 6 hA KHTb MOJIOKO H KC-
(|)Hp. 4, Ha Aepese chaht nTHufai.
(b) MQAO
1. H B3HA AeHbTH. 2. CccTpa KynHJia njiaTKH. 3. Moh 6paT ecT
KOJiSacy H cup. 4. Oreu ecT mhco. 5. H KJiaAy b naPi caxap.
(c) HeCKOAbKO
212
Exercise 12. Answer the questions.
1.
CKOJibKo saM Jiex? 2. CKo.nbKO eMy Jiex? 3. CnojibKo en Jiex?
4, CKO.ribKO Jiex hx npenoAaBaxejiio? 5. CnoJibKO Jiex ee
jionepH^
6. CKOAbKO Jier ero cbiHy? 7. Ckojibko ;iex
MaAbqHKy? 8. CnoJibKo
jiex AeBoqKe? 9; CxoAbKO .nex hx npenoAaBaxejibHHue?
Exercise 13. Answer the question ckoasko Aem? using the words o/rzeM-
(a) peKU
B Ch6hph xeqex mhoxo ... Ha ... ChOhph coBexcKHe aioah .
213
1.
Exercise 18. Translate into Russian.
Model: /. Kma 6ua TuAiyp? 2. Fde u Koada oh skua? 3. KukoH hcaosck Oma
TuMyp?
Retell the text using the questions you have composed.
Vocabulary
npKHH bright cHaeib aoMa to stay at home
cBCTHTb, -sy, -THiub to shine CHfl,eTb Ha ciiHue to sit in the sun
c6.iHue tcoHUb] sun roTOBufi ready
ystiaBaib, n yanaib, to learn, to find aopora road
-eiub (as ectnaeamb) out, to recog- mar (pi. mani) step
yaiiaib, n yanato, nise, to know Caaroaapiixb, -w, -limb to thank
-CUlb } )
noCaaroAapiixb ( kozo ?, (whom? for
f
BaroH (railway) car 3a unio?) what?) I
(P. ni.)
(a) aiecTb qacoB BCMcpa (at) six o’clock in the afternoon
(p. m.) .
.
Conjugation
ysHasaTb (imperfective) —
n yanaib; tbi ysHaeuib
yanaib (perfective) —
h ysHaio, Tbi ysHaeuib
The difference lies only' in the position of the stress.
BunojiHnTb, HcnojiHntb to fulfil, to carry out, to comply
(with), to meet, to perform
BbinoJiHHTb aaflainie to fulfil a task
Hcno.aHHTb npdcbdy to comply with one’s request
HcnonuHTb nec'HO, raneu to perform a song, dance
217
Aopora road, way
Mbi uiAu no dopoee. We were going along the road.
Smo dopoza na cmdHquio? Is this the way to the station?
Kok. Hautnii dopoey? How shall we (I) find
the way?
Mbi udcM npdeuAbHo? Are we on the way? right
Bbiiideme nenpdeuAbHO. You are going the wrong way.
,HaaeK6 far
cmdHiyiu?
Kok npoumd na cmdHUuto? How do we (I) get to the sta-
tion?
—
Note. Some monosyllabic prepositions preceding certain nouns take the
stress away from their nouns, the latter becoming unstressed.
Ha: — iia ropy, na nory, na pyny, na cniuiy, na ro.aoDy, na peny, na noa.
3a: — aa ropo^, aa pyny.
Ho: — no Mopio, no nojiio, no .aecy, no noay.
GRAMMAR
1. The Genitive Case is used after the prepositions dAfi, 6e3,
OKOAO, y, eosAB, om, U3, c (coj, do, nocAe.
A-na (for, for the benefit of) dna kozo? —
MKijnuA dAn cecmpA nendpcmeo. I bought medicine for my
sister.
Mbi xomuM padomamb dAX napoda. We want to work for
our people.
Bea (without) — dea kozo? dea vezd?
M 6e3 oiuudoK. I write without mistakes.
nuiiiy
M nau 6e3 cdxapa. \ drink tea without sugar.
nbto
Oxoao, _y, Boaae (near, at, by) zde? —
Okoao doMu dbiA cad. There was a garden near the house.
M
crnoHA y oKHd. I was standing by the window,
y Mopn at the seaside
218
Ot 1 /r ^
— (a) om Koed?, (b) omKyda?
H3. ,
y * om
^ cmodA y omd. ^ nodouiCA K oKHy. $ omoiucA om OKHd.
yi 6biA y dpyea. yi npiiiueA K dpyey. ^ tidy om dpyea.
1
Ha na c (CO)
Knuea AexcdAa Ha H
cmoAe.
noAooxuA KHusy Ha ^ B3HA KHtlcy CO
'
cmoA. cmoAd.
8 e U3
y^ednuK AeMutn e M noAoxuA yneOmiK yi emijA lyHcdnuK ns
nopm(peAe. 8 nopm(peAb.
nopnKpc.ta.,
w..hrc'-oso„i^,'
Ho /
(before) Koedd?
^ do ymoepcumima neuiKOM. I walked to the Univer-
‘
Wheri,. ^-verha answer
the ,„es,io„
<,„,r,ar„
mm BOHTH
e + acc.
(B-bex'aTb) BblUTII (BbiexaTb)
— Kij- tt 3 -f-gen. — om-
->
nod- (nodo-J
nOAOHTH —
(noAtexaib)
'
om-
OTOHTH
xaTb)
(onto-)
(OTbe-
y-*- do-
El
npiifiTH (npiiexaib) yuTH (yexaTb) AOHTH (Aoexaib)
K -f dat. —K KOMy? U3, c-^gen. ontKy- do +
gen. Kydd?—
e, «a-|-acc. — Ky- da? to go as far as,
dd? 8, wa-f-acc. Kydd? to reach
to come to, to go away from,
to arrive to leave
Note. —
Prefixes which end in a consonant 1.'>ke o when they are attached
to the verb udmu: aoitmii, n eoudtj, oh eouieA; uodoumi'i, omoitinu; and •6, when
they are attached to the verb exainb (before the vowels e, h): ozexamb, h ezedij, oh
e^bexuA: noOtexamb, omexamb.
The verb eMniu means to go not jar aivay go out for a short time; the verbs
or to
ytlmu and yixanib mean to go far away or go out for a long time or to leave
to
for good. These verbs are frequently translated into English by the verb to leave.
Below are some examphs ."i verb., of motion with prefixes and their Eng-
lish equivalents.
220
51 npnuie-T b yHimepciiTeT. I came to the University. •
. without prefixes
Dative Genitive
0 udy K epmy. ^ udy om epand.
with prefixes
Accusative Genitive
^ nouicA e ynueepcu-
mem. *
^ nouteA Ha nonmy.
npuuieA 6 ynueep- H ymeA U3 ynuaep-
cumem. cUmetha.
^ npuuieA Ha nonmy. ^ ymeA c nonmu.
^ eouwA e-KOMHamy. H BblUien U3 KOMHU-
mbi.
Dative Genitive
^ notueA K epaky.
H npuuieA K epayy. ^ ymeA om epand.
H nodouicA K docKe.
.
^ omotueA om docKii.
Genitive
H douieA do ynueep-
cumema.
221
4. In Russian no pronoun corresponding to the English It is
used in sentences denoting natural phenomena or distances. Compare:
Hdein cnez. It is snowing.
jS.0eoK3dAa dea KiiAOMempa. It is two kilometres to the sta-
tion.
5. Word
Order. —
In sentences describing natural phenomena the
subject is generally put at the end.
Cecmum
1. coahuc. Uyem eemep. Ha m6e noneuAUCb mynti, Ha-
cmijnuAa au.m. flouieA doxcdb.
EXERCISES
Exercise I. (a) Conjugate the verbs in the sentences;
B epHyrcB?
3. UIicoAbHHKH HAyx Ha HporyAKy. Fao ohh dyAyt? OrKyAa ohh
BepHyrcH?
4. Mbt CACM B Aec. Fab mm CyAew? OrnyAa mh BepHeMcs?
5. ilerH HAyr Ha peny. Fab ohh CyAyr? OrKyAa ohh npHAyr?
6. Mh habm Ha cranuHio. Fab mh dyABM? OrKyAa mm npHAew?
7 . 51 nocAy Ha BOKsaA. Fab h Cypy? OrnyAa a BfipHycb?
222
CeronHH moh
8. flpysbfl noH^yT b Myaefi. r;i,e ohh 6yAyT? Ot-
Ky^a OHH npHflyt?
9. JleTOM Mbi noe;ieM Ha YnpaHny. Fjie mm Gy^eM? OrKyiia mm
npHe^BM?
10. PaOoHHe HAyr na saBOA- Fac ohh OyAyx? OiKyAa ohh nep-
HryTCfl?
was raining hard and we could not go out. I was standing at the
window, looking out" of the window. 4. There was a forest
near the University. 5. I never have tea with milk. 6. We came
to the theatre before the (first) bell rang. 7. After lessons my I used
to gb to the reading-hall. 8. It snowed in the morning.
Exercise 6. Put the words given in brackets in the correct form and in-
sert the appropriate prepositions.
51 3A50JIEJI
51 saSo.neA. ....(a) 6oAeAa roAoea h ropAO. Hy>KHo 6 hao
A ejKaxb ... (nocmeAb). ... (a) npHmeA Bpan. Oh noAouiCA ... (noc-
meAb), ocMOxpeA (h) h aba (a) AeKapcxBO. Kofab Bpan ymeji, h
B ciaA ... (Kpoeanib) h noAouicA ;.. (okho). H aoafo cMoxpeA ...
(i}Aui\a)H AyMaA, Hxo cKopo H 6yAy nyBcxBOBaxb cebn xopomo, h
(a) mojkho 6yAex bhhxh ... (yAui^a). BenepoM h pemnA nosBOHHXb
(dpya) H nonpocHXb npiiHXH ... (a). H cnpocHA (dpye), hxo oh cefl-
Hac AOAaex. Moh APyr oxboxha (a), hxo oh cennac onenb mhofo aa-
HHMaexcH, noxoMy qxo ... (oh) cKopo aKsaMenbi. FIofoah cefiMac xo-
pomaH, ho y hofo’ Hex (epeun) noexaxb ... (abc) KaxaxbCH ... (au-
OKu). riocAe (sKsmeHbi) oh noeAex oxAoxnyxb ... (doM omdbixa) h
.
Exercise 7, Insert the verb udmu or examb in the correct form and with
the. appropriate prefix. •
1. — Mohtho ...?
— Jla, ...I
— /loSpHH Benep, Tm
— Oh B khho. SAyapAl
...
He anaemb, KyAa ... IOah<hh?
— A CKOpO oh AOMOH?
— Oh B 10 HacoB.
...
223
— CnacH6o! eMy,
CKancii hto h ... k HeMy eiue paa.
— Xopomo.
2. — noMeMy B^epa He Tbi ... ko MHe?
'
Exercise 8. Insert the verb udniu or examt with the appropriate prefix.
po ... B aexoCyc
h ccjih Ha CBo6oAHue Mecxa. KorAa mu ... ao
uetixpa, MU
H3 aBxoGyca h ... b TYM.
... Mu ... k Maraaiiny h yBH-
AejiH, Hxo oh ceroAHH He paSoxaex.- ... Mu
b UeHxpa.abHui’i YHiiBep-
Mar. KorAa mu ... b UeHxpa.ibHuii ynHBepMar, mu cnpocu.xn, xac
M0>KH0 KynHXb cnopxHBHuii KocxioM. HaM noKaaa.xH cnopxiiBHUu or-
jxen .ripoAaBeu noKaaaji naM HecKo.ibKo kocxiomob. Mu i<ynnm
cepuii cnopxHBHuii kocxiom h ... h3 MarasHna. Hoxom ^iu neMHorc
nory.iJivXH no ueHxpy h ... aomoh. KorAa mu ... AOMoii, AOMa nac
WAaAH Haunt xoBapumH.
Exercise 9. Replace the verbs of motion by their antonyms.
Model: 17 penodaaameAb eoiueA e atjdumopuio. flpenodaeamcAb obtuieA us aydu-
mopuu.
Exercise 13. Insert the appropriate adverbs chosen from those given on the
right.
—
sesAe jieHciix fiejibiu
CHer . suMa
... B Mockbc oaeHb xoADAHaa.
sumou
7. Jlec ... oHCHb KpacHB. . ocenb
Hacxynujia ... ocenbto
8. Mb! OyACM CAaBaxb sKsaMeHbi ... . eecna
... 6bi.na xenjiaa. eecnoU
Exercise 14. Translate into Russian.
One morning my friend and I went to the lake. wanted to We
bathe there. We had been walking for a long time but there was
no lake in sight. We thought we were going the wrong way. Sud-
denly we saw some hikers. We decided to ask them to show
us
the way to the lake.
“Can you show us the way to the lake?” I asked one of the
hikers.
15-1645
225
“You are on the right way,” he answered.
"And how far is the lake from here?”
"Only two kilometres.”
We thanked the hikers and went on. Soon we reached the lake.
Exercise 16. Compose sentences using the phrases; cuAbHbtii HSAoeeK, cuAb-
Hbie plJKU, CUAbHblU dMXdb, CUAbHblU HCCMOpK, CUAbHO KaUlAHmb, CUAbHO np0(ptj'
CunibCR.
Exercise 17, Tell about a trip of yours using the words and phrases.
qep;
hath no Aopore, Aopora hast (uma) npawo (nanpaso, HaaeBo),
HATH neujKOM, exaTb na aBTobyce (noesAe).
Exercise 18. You want to find the street and the house where your friends
live (or the museum or theatre you want to visit). What questions would you
’
ask? Compose a conversation between yourself and a passer-by using the phrases: •
KOK doexamb do ... , cKOAbKo ocmmoBOK do ... . kok doumu do ... kok npoumu ,
Ha ... ,
edc naxodumcH ... .
Lesson 30
MAKC
Co6aKa-MaTeMaTHK ch^ht aa ctojiom h pemaei aa^.a^H.
CoSaKa-oxoTHHK Hflex c pyxibeM.
KoLUKa Hrpaex c MbimbTo.
Becejibie MopcKHe jibBbi Hxparox jipyr c spyroM b.mh^i.
4x0 3xo: cKaana hjih coh? Hex. 3xo UHpK, BbicxynJieHHe Bjia~
AHMHpa jlypoBa h ero «apxHCxoB».
Aca BjiaAHMHpa rpnropbeBHqa AypoBa —
aHaMeHHXbifi uHpKOBofi
apxHCx. jlypoB-cxapiuMH 6biA xajiaHXJiHBbift apxHCx h CMejiHU yejio-
BBK, KoxopbiH He doBJicfi xoBopHXb c apeHH npaBAy BbicxynJieHHH
flyposa HepeAKO aanpemaAH.
JlypoB He 6hji asepefi, KorAa ynuji hx. IldcAe BbicxynACHHA-''
KajKAbiH «apxHCx» noJiynaA npna. Box noneMy asepH ohchb AradHAH
^I,ypoBa h BcexAa paAOCXHO h BeceAO BbinoAHHAH ero npHKaaaHHH.
TpaAHUHH ilypoBa npoAOAHcaex ceftnac cobcxckhh unpK. yjKe
MHoro Aex Bbicxynaex b UHpKe jlypOB-MAaAmHii, h apHxeAH -AibdHX
ero ceMbib aBepefl, rAe seqHbie Bparn Hcrmyx KaK Aynmne ApysbH:
MblUIH Apy^ax C KOIHKOH, KOlHKa APy^KHX C CofiaKOH.
Bee asepn ZtypoBa —
h MaAenbKHe codaKH, h orpdMHbiii caoh —
c paAocxbK) BbinoAHHiox efd npHKaaaHHH.
Caoh MaKc —
aaMeqaxeAbHbifl apxHCx. j[I,AHHHbiH x 66ox MaKca
KaK pyKa qeAOBeKa. Mane depex x66oxom paaHbie npeAMexH, Bbi-
noAHHex cAOKHbie aaAaHHH, a b kohub BbicxynAeHHH oh odHHMaex
xodoxoM XlypoBa, noAHHMaex ero bhcoko b BOSAyx h HAex BMeexe
C HHM C apeHbl.
Bee MaKca noHXH Ase c noAOBHHon 'xhchah KHAorpaMMOB. H
3 X0 orpoMHoe JKHBoxHoe MOKex xaHueBaxb bhabc, CHAexb Ha cxyAe,
KaK HBAOBeK, aAopoBaxbCH H npomaxbCH c nydAHKofi.-
ZI,o 6 pblH H yMHblH MaKC —
AIodHMblH apXHCX nypAHKH, Koxopaa
BcefAa c yAOBOAbcxBHeM cMoxpHx ero BbicxynAeHHH.
Vocabulary
MateMatHK mathematician flCfl grandfather
c with
SHaMeHHTbiH famous
pyKbe gun CTapuiHH senior; elder, eldest
KouiKa cat MflaAniHfi junior; younger, youngest
Muiub (/.) (p/. MbiuiH, Mbiuiefi) mousc TajiaHT talent
MopcKOH jicB sea lion TanaHTAHBbiii gifted, talented •
Kmh, oTHeCTBO,
A Russian person’s name will consist of three components:
HM« first (or Christian)name, given at the registration of the new-
born child, e.g.: Uemp, He&n, Mapun, etc.;
(paMHAUH surname, family name, i.e. the common name of the
male members of a family and, until marriage, of the female mem-
bers, e.g.: Hexoe, ToActndu, MmypuH, HaHKOBCKuH;
oTwecTBo patronymic, i.e. the father’s first name with a certain
suffix, e.g.: llempoem, Uemposm; Hedmem, HedHoem, etc.
Grown-ups are addressed by their first (Christian) name and the
patronymic. Example^: Hedn jjempdeuHl (son of Uemp), HuKOAdu
BacuAbeeml (son of BaedAuG), Anna AABKcandpoeml (daughter of
AABKcdndp).
There are no modern Russian words used with the meaning of
the English Mr., Mrs. and Miss.
Officially people are addressed by their surname preceded by
the word moedpum Comrade; moedpuin CokoaobI Comrade Sokolovl
ITaioc, MHuyc
TpH c naibcoM (MimycoM) three plus (minus)
. the Accusative Case
-f-
/
^the Instrumental Case
cecTb 33 cTOJi (nydd?) to sit down to the table
cHAeib 33 CTOAOM (^B?) to sit at the table
exarb aa ropoA (Kydd?) to go out of town, to go to the country
WHTb 3a ropoAOM (zde?) to live out of town, to live in the country
u ...a both ... and
Oh AfbSum u MysuKy, u cnopm. He likes both music and sports.
The Different Meanings of eom.
Bot+ Noun
Bom KOMHoma. Here is the room.
Bom a liosbie ^epeMyimu. Here is Noviye Cheryomushki.
Bot -f- Verb
Bom udem MOAoddn MenmuHa.' There is a young woman coming.
Used in a narration.
// eom ... And so ... .
229
J —
GRAMMAR
1. The Meaning of the Instrumental Case. The Russian instru-—
mental case is used either with the preposition c (co (with) or
without any preposition.
(1) The instrumental with the preposition c f co J \s used to
denote the person in conjunction with whom an action is perfor-
med; it occurs after the verbs: aijAHtrib c, numamb c, uzpdmb c,
nemb c, tnaHi{eBdtnb c, padomamb c, aoeopumb c, paazoedpuearnb c,
dpymirnb c or after the reflexive verbs (whose English counter-
parts are non-reflexive):
BcrpenaTbcn — noBCTpenarbCH c to meet
aflopoBaxbCH — nosAopoBarbcn c to greet (each other/one an-
other)
Compare:
coBexoBaxb Apyry — Dat. cosexoBaxbca c ApyroM
(kom0 (c
KCM?) — Instr.
Bcxpeuaxb APyra (kozo?) — Acc. Bcxpeqaxbca c APyroM kzm (c ?)
Instr.
230
c HBM? HBM? (with what? by what?) — for inanimate objects.
C KBM Bbi ynumecb?
Hbm Qbi ndiuBrne? .
-oil -eu
cmydeHTtiKa — Nouns ending dBpBBUa. — dspBB- Nouns ending in
cmydBHtnKOU in -a. neu
KHuea —
fZHUBOU aydumopuH —
uyoKHiiHa — aydumopueu
MyMHUHOU
~bm
mampadb — mem- Feminine nouns
pddbfo ending in a
Momb — Mdme- soft conso-
pbfO nant.
—
.
231
oil —^ eu
jiyiua — jiyuioii
OM
yjiHua
——'~~eM
yjiHuen
KapaHnaui —
KapanjiamoM TOBapiIIH — TOBapHlUCM
oreu —
OTiioM a4)pHKaHeu — a4)pHKanueM
The Construction Mbi c ... -The English construction of the
3.
type My brother and I, Mary and 1, you and I, etc. is rendered
in Russian by the construction Mtt c ... .
.
Compare: mbi c bparoM my brother and I
MU C HUM he and I
Mb! c Hefi she and I
Mbt c cecmpou udeM na npozyjiKy. My sister and 1 are going
for a walk.
232
EXERCISES
Exercise J. Insert the appropriate forms of the words given on the right.
Exercise 8. Replace the italicised phrases by the construction with the in-
strumental case.
Exercise 10, Insert the appropriate forms of the pronouns given .on the right,
1. ^ ... Bonpoc. om
2. Mfat BcxpetHMCH c ... Ha cxa/tHOHe. oh
3. Bnepa y Hac 6bi.aH cxyAeHxw h 3 MPy. Hxpa- Mu onu
c ... B Boaeri6o,n.
Jiu
4. rioax KepMaHH He Cobjich THMypa ii roBopii.a oh
Bcerna ... npaBiiy.
5. rioneMy xu ne xoneuib nocoaexoBaxbcJi co ...? h
6. —Tab Tbi 6bm anepa aenepoM? ^ 3bohhji ... . mu
yMeHfl 6uno Asa Gn/iexa b UHpK, h h xoxeji
nOHXH c ... .
9. — JXkqh, .
234
^
•KOHUEPT
(a) John and I have been friends for nearly three years, now.
1.
greeted him?
(b) 1. It is four and a half kilometres to the exhibition from
here. 2. The suit-case weighs twenty and a half kilogrammes.
3. There are five thousand trees growing in the park.
Exercise 13. Insert the phrase dpyz dpi/ea in the correct form.^
I. Bece.xbie MopcKue jibeh nrpaiox ... b mhv. 2. TKuBOXHbie JXy-
Exercise 14. Change the sentences using the words unmepecHo, padoemub,.
mptjdHO, ctnpauiHO, otcoAb.
235
} „
nocjioBHUbr
Vocabulary
Sfplv;”' I to finish,
to graduate (from)
OKOHMHTb, -y, -HUlb
ZSZ.
nouap cook
‘"f •
uioipep driver
J
238
MOTES OH THE VOCABULARY
SHaKoMbifi acquaintance
SHanoM c acquainted with, familiar with
Oh Mod 'aHaKOMbid He is an acquaintance of mine.
. ,
Mu anaKOMU. We
are acquainted.
sHttKOM c HUM. I know him.
.VopbKud 6ua anaKOM c otcuaubio napoda. Gorky was familiar
with the life of the people.
Do not confuse:
hardly attainable)
. at that time
Torfla then
^ in that case
240
BRAMMAR
the verbs
.
(But: Oh epan.)
Compare:
— zde?
Genitive
Ki/dd? omKtjda?
Dative Genitive
16 ' 18<5
241
3. Noun Endings in the Instrumental Plural.—
-aMii -flMU
pajr —
pajrocTb lOHbin^ — lonoCTb
cxapbiH —
crapocTb HOBWii — noBOCtb
MOJiDjldn —MojiOAocTb CMejibiH — cMe.nocTb
Nole. — In a Russian sentence, the direct object stands at the beginning of the
sentence if it bears the logical stress. “
.
ro
<
cn
g:
CO
< ct
CO
01 ^ 5
CO
2 S
X E X E ~ 3)
01
c X
*3
3* jr Jr 3* ^ 3*
a K 2 o S Hi
U
W1
^ ^ ^
Zj
e: ".
•O -O -O -O 'O *0
ca
^ ^ S’ c?
S S ^ J:*
^
z C E C C C c
s ,K s X 2 ’5 =
o ra >. o o 0 ) X X X X X X
CD n ffl a ca C3 CL
CL CL Q. CL CL
"O -O 'O 'O 'O -o 'p 'O 'O 'Q 'O ‘g
c; (0
X H
r* W f" V-
Cl o u tj o o 'u X X X X X
Qj g: ^ ^ c(
5
^
i' X X TO X C3 ^3
o'
“ 2
" cs ir § ~
S “ j; Q.
"53
E
S
’f. CC CL Ou Q, CL'O
'E
U 'O 'O 'O ‘O -o f-
™ P5 K X 41 2 5 01 .
Cl f-> f- (- {-
w w 03 K
f-<
.E a X X X X B fa
X
Singular
'S «j ro
a; X s s w X CO '01
m ffl
X >K *2 ~ sS ^ c 'c"
'w'
Nouns.
CL CL CL CL CL ca
'3303 C3 'O ca O s
a B « 03 Q
ffl
0 CO t2 a) 0 Qj
o o o o o ^ z f-'h'HHHf-
O O.KJ O n O
of c; t?
U _
1=;
&> rtJ CO 03 C3 CO
o.
C X » 2 5 X a: :
o )S S S ^
'.E
*0 *0 ^0 'O 'O ‘O
s b a X X X X X
Declension C ^ -B •>.
n c; to c;
'O '03 U- S
o o o o o o o
O z.
U Cl Cl O LI Cl
0 X X 01 2- 5 01
o ca t- H 1 t- (-
101 :ll
•jr. c !OI :01 101 -‘Ol
c
U1
c;
K 2 K S
c; c; c; c;
flJ ca 'o'
O o; 01 01 41 oj oj
H
f- 1- J- i-
^w
t-
'03 'ca '03 '03 '03 '03
c 533 dJ
2 2 2 2 2 2
g’5 CO ^ (U 0 r
g-^ ic E 5 2 H ^
E c S c S 5 ' •tJ
txX
c tx eo
c
I 11 I I I
c 3 X E E X E ‘0^ ;
»C> X
lO) *(D 'QJ
O 0
C3
^
c3o
s 2; ^ ^ ^
0
^
H f- H H H
X .41 '01 -41 'O '01 '41
ei c(. < cC cC c( «y P . L. . c3l
z V)
« C C *1 Cl ,
41
U U 0 u 0 U 0 01 X 0 X L.
. ZOGC-Scl
'-
P c0 ^ ^
<y '•-' ci -ii
g 0
U'.
03 £J
;§00< Ho.
244
-- X
2 S Si
K :S :x
s s s:
^ :::::: ‘r3
’Cg 'CO CO -OS '
CO CO CO
s
2 .
:= 2 X
^ ^ ”
O C O O C O
c c := = r c
•
2 _
u
a a 0 s
a a a a
a oj Qj K 0) <y
3 S s S 2 S S a cs X = a 3
.a 'C) 'O -a
'Oj .<y
z CL CL a. Cl. C- "
CC 3 C£2 CC CC C2 u u o u u 3
o
0
3 X
3 2 2 3Vs
a 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 a
o
c
s 'O
a 'Oa ‘O3. 'b 'OH
J2'3 'S 3 iZj 'S f- f- H 3
u H H H H H H CO 3 CO 3 3 3
«/)
w ^
3 3 3 3 3 3
^ c M
CO 3 3 3 3 CJ
3
2 o
LJ a 0 U
:
X— cu 0
C
.
= X
:= S 2'^
5 a a a a a a a
C 2 'a 'a 's ^
a a S
c. c- c- c. c.
=(=(?< a “
c
c 0
Ig
3 'CO '3 '3 '3 -CO
=c t=(
CL c
CO
e a
TO
a a c
OJ 0
a. a. a. c. CL G. c c =;
H H H H t- j- =; — ^ CJ
0 a 0) OJ 0 u o u 0 !J
c 3 H h* H H H 0
in
H" a
C S
2.1 n _ = s ^ s ,2
3 ‘a -c
.TO 'a 'TO
0 CjC t/i o =:
~
c tx 0 Z a o
c ^ .S s 3 2 3 t- t- f- H
a, a U u F: tj
i 3 a a a a 0 a
acL CJ tj
0 Q}
u. -3 C) H H H t- H H.
CO 'CO 'CO CO 'CO 'CO
t/5 re
2 2 s s s 2 _ X.
§.§ S :a S 2
z S a o)
~ a o) a h"
<u aj o CJ 'CO
b- H H O
0 TO "TO s
^^
'TO
a 3
3 a -w 0 cL U CJ O
y C
re
u\ 0 0 CO CJ jG
i-i
2 ^ ,
a a
ZOQ<.Scu ^ tx
.z:
c
P*r.
a X
a- S a S jE
a c TO c TO —
t t: t t i: 'S
c 'O 'Oi)
'
Z
5- t-
Z>>
t- {« f-.
^
Cb^ sbJ Ci^ Ci^
n c o ^ cz.
c;
u
U'
245
EXERCISES
Exercise I. Conjugate the verbs in the phrases.
y6HpaTb KOMHaxy, nocTynatb Ha paSory, nociyniiTb b nHCTHTyx,
cxaxb jopncxoM, ciaHOBHXbCH reoJioroM, oKaHHimaxb yHiiBepcHxex,
OKOHHinb LUKOJiy.
Exercise 2. Answer the questions using the appropriate forms of the words
given on the right.
1. Aloft Apyr —
cnopxcMeH. 2. Ero oxeu noBap. 3. — Oh rpya-
iiHK. 4. 3xa AesyuiKa —
apxHcxna. 5. Ero Spar .xhmhk. — 6. Ee ce-
cxpa — Cvtojior. 7 . Ham hobhu sHaKOMbiu — xvaojkhhk. 8 . Pepoft
poMana «Maxb» — peBOjiiouHOHep.
Exercise 5. Insert the appropriate forms of the words given in brackets.
(a) 1. HapoAbi ... OoproxcH ... 2. 'Mojioaou hobt npouHxau naM
.
cxii.xH 0 ... 3. . Mu
depeweM ... (Mup.) .
(c) I. Bea .xioObii Hex ... 2. MojioAue .xioah nejiii necHH o .mu-,
.
te.xl.
247
MOa MEHTA
Moil OTCU 6 h;i (unxcenep), a i.\Q.-xh--(ijmimejibHiu{a). CTapujiiii
'ipar, KOTopbiii Ka>KAoe Jiero jkhji ... (podumeAii) b Aepeaiie, pemna
ciatb (aepoHOM), M;iaAuiaa cecrpa BcerAa roBopHjia, hto OHa, Kan
It Hama MaMa, oCHaareAbHO CyAer (ijHume.ibHui{a), n toabko n ne
•Mor pemiiTb, kcm b 6yAy.
OAHa)KAH SHMofi BO BpcMH KaHiiKyA Mbi ... (6pam a cecmpa)
noexa.au b (depcAHn). TaM a nosHaKOMHACH ... (epan), Kotopbiti pa-
6oTaA B (depeeu}., yme act. Tpmmn
H oaeiib aioCha paarosapuBaTb ... (doKmop), mho HpaBH.aiicb pac-
cKaabi 0 ero (paOorna). ^ yanaA, KaK MHoro CAe.naA stot MeaoBeK
A.TB (Aiodu), KaK Macro CopoAcn oh aa )KU3Hb (ncAoecK), h b pemii.n,
UTO cnemiaAbHocTb (epan) oMCHb Ba>KHaB ii OMCnb HymuaB cneima.nb-
HocTb. Tenepb b anaio, kcm B'6yAy: a 6yAy (epm).
CKopo B KOHuy (niKOAa) it nocrynAio b (Medui{UHCKUu UHcmu-
mtjm). 91 emc He pemiiA; 6yAy h (xupijpe) hah (mepaneem), no a
odBaareAbHo CyAy noMorarb (Aiodu) 6opoTbcB aa hx H<H3Hb, aa iix
3AopoBbe. 3x0 renepb mob MCMra.
Exercise 7. Compose sentences using the words eepou and apmucniKa in all
the cases, singular and plural.
OaCymKofi AasaAii ... x.reG, noroMy mto ... Gbiao hoab hthh. H
nriiubi G.iaroAapH.ra .... paAocxHo hcah aah ... AyMmae necim.
248
e
using the verbs Opartib, npuHiuiamb, noAynamb and the nouns khuzo,
(b)
nocbiAKa, nodapoK, AeKapcmeo, aoxcko, uHcmumym, odpasoeanue, eocnui, nopm-
^ejb, npedAooKenue.
using the verbs mSupamb, yOupamb, codapanib and the nouns
(c)
eetiyi,
Exercise 13. Copy out the sentences inserting the word moada or nomoM.
Translate the sentences into English.
1. Foa Haaaa
si jkhji b A^tpHKC. ... si ouchb wano ana.-i o Mock-
249
Exercise 17. Form adjectives and nouns denoting members of professions,
from the following nouns; (pu.toAOZu.n, xuMufi, tpuauKa, Mame.mmuKa, SKOHOMUKa,
yc')u^iiHa, ucrnopufi, cco.iocii.t, Oiwaozuh.
Exercise IS. (a) Form verbal nouns from the verbs: eoenumanw, nemo, pu-
cCfarib, PNno.tHtmb. isAtfiumt, ebtetnynumb, noomopumb, anamb, ‘teptmmb, Humanib,
(b) Form nouns from the adjectives; pad, MOAodou, cmapbtti, lOHbtCt, HOCbiii,
Exercise 20. Tell your biography (Fge du pogiuiicb, nponc.ii! actctdo, ywii-
aii:b? .Ktoiinujii poauTc.iii? Koraa dm nocTyniian s iiHCTiiTyr?;
/lOBPblE /iymH
(after the short story “Aodpue aviuh” by L. Lench)
_
B Pocchll JKHA JleHHH, cap. 5x0 6blA BeAHKHH HCAOneK. 51
CAbiLuaA, Bxo OH AeA^Hx B MaBsoAce, KaK >khb6h. 51 xoxeA nocMox-
pexb Ha Hero, cap.
— Pxo eme Bbl xoxeAii nocMOxpexb y iiac?
MeABCAen, cap. 51 CAbUuaA, mxo b Pocchh mcabcah xoahx no
VAimaM, KaK coGaKii.
Jl/KOH vBi'ae.T Bce, hto oh xoTe.i. Oh Bi'ae.n MaBBOiieii vleiiuna
H MOCKOBCKOe MCTpo. Ero
VBHAe.T BOAIl-IH B MySeVl H xeaTpU.
H/KOii I! MeABMcu
aoonapKC. ... B
Ho BOT nacTynii.T jaenb npomaubfi. ZI>koh ii no>Kn.a6ii Bocniiia-
TtMb CTOHT BO ;iBope. CcH'iac Ma.xbqiiK yeaer.
—
Hy, il/HOHHii, MTO Tbi CKa>Keiub HaM iia npoiuanbe?
jl'/KOH noAN.MavT cKa3a.n; II
nOAHTb — BCCTH
,
BosH’Tb — BCSTH
^ Carry
f
2.')2
^ depij KHuay co cmoAd. l am taking the book from the table,
253
nepe'ianaTb nocaeAnifc ibbcctuh to broadcast tiie news
c.-iymatb paanoncpcaab-yj
nepc/ia'ia no pa^ano j
GRAMMAR
I. Verbs of Definite and Indefinite Motion. — There are two
tvpos of verbs of motion without prefixes.
Group I: udrtui, cxonib, deMunib, Aemenib, Hecnn'i, acsimh eecimie
riAbirno.
Group i!; xodiimu, codunib, Gceamb, Acmdinb, Hocunw, eosiutib, no-
dumb, nAuaanib.
V''crbs of Group I denote definite movement in one direction;
they are called verbs of definite motion.
Verbs of Group II denote; (a) movement in two directions (there
and back) or in several directions; (b) the ability to perform a
rnovement; they are called verbs of indefinite motion.
Group I and Group II verbs are impcrfective.
Each pair of the above verbs is translated into Englisli by one
and the same verb, but in most cases the verb of definite motion
will be rendered by the Continuous form, whereas the verb of in-
definite motion will be rendered by. the Indefinite form.
Compare:
2. Conjugation.
Verbs ending in -3mu ( -smh J, -cmuf-cmhj (^-conjugation 2)
(a) HecxH (b) bccxh
H Hecy Mbi HeceM n BC^y Mbi bcacm
xbi Heceuib Bbi necexe xbi BeAemb bbi aeAexe
OH Hecex OHH Hecyx oh bbaox ohiI BeAyx
The consonants ale The consonants 3 /c are
are retained. replaced by the con'^o-
nant d or m.
Imperative;
Hecil! Heciixe! BeAu! BeAHxe!
Past Tense:
OH Hec, oHa HecAa, ohh necjiH oh bcji', ona BeAa, ohh bcjih
(The consonants s/c are retained; (The consonants 3/0 are dropped.)
the masculine form has no
suffix -yi.)
Likewise; neemu, eeamu, cnacniu. Likewise: eeemu, nepeeecmu, npo-
eeemu, KAacmt, Kpaemt, yeec-
'
mil, etc.
The stress in both Group I and Group II verbs invariably falls
on the last syllable. .
255
But; OH K.ia.u omi K.w.xa, oHii K.xa.iu.
BcH\dTb — irregular verb of mixed conjugation
9. uer\ MbI Ge>KHM Imperative; Gen'll Genire!
TbI OOKlilllb Bbi Ce/Kiixe Past Tense; OH Ce>Ka;i.
on f)0>KUT OHM CervT OHa 6e>Kajia,
OHM 6e>Ka;iH
The first person plural of the imperative has the same form as
the first person plural of the simple future tense.
floudcM! Let us gol
used in respect to a person addressed
rjocudt’iM. Let us sit.
as mu.
nodt/Mae.M. Let us think.
^ aspect
Maadu uumdmb!
j-j . .
'Iffj Lei us read!
JJaeaume numamb!
r
the subordinate clause which follows it have the same subject, the
personal pronoun which represents the subject in the subordinate
clause is frequently omitted.
EXERCISES
1. Ho
yjiHue ... BbicoKHH BoeuHbiH H ... xodumb — udmu
aa pyny MajibmiKa. eodumb — eecmti
2. ZtejKypHbiH CKaaaji MajibVHKy: Tbi — xodumb — udmu
dyAemb ... h ... no MocKse. esdunib — examb
3. Ala.'ibmiKa ... b Myaen h reaipbi, ... eodumb — eecmu
Ha BbicTaBKH. eosumb — eesmu
4. iI.>i{OH ... Ha napoxoAe b nepBbift nAaeamb — uAbimt
paa.
5. OdbiHHo H ... b HHCTHTyx Ha aBTO- esdumb — examb
dyce, HO ceroAHH xopomaa noroAa, xodumb — udmu
11 n ... neuiKOM.
6. KaiKAbiH Benep oh ... b daccefin. xodumb — udmu
eodumb — eecmu
.
Hocumb — uecmu
.
He.MOAa.H,
8. K,or;ia a ... no yjiime, a BCTperaa '
xodumb — udmu
TOBapuma.
9. CeroAHa mh ... na lor. Aemanib — Aememt
Exercise 2. Insert the appropriate verbs.
063 ocraHOBOK. 4. Mm
... Ha Jio;fKe. 5. Hbeca kAhhb KapeHHHa» ...
Exercise 4. Replace the verb 6bmb by xodunib or eadumb changing the sen-
tences accordingly.
Model: ^
6biA e Mazasune. ^
xoduA e MazaauH.
Exercise- S. Replace the se<:ond person plural of the imperative by the first
person plural.
Model; Houmc. — Jlaeaume nemt, daeaume cnoeM.
CnocMl Cnaejme!
HflHxel HaquHafixe padoxaxb! BosbMHxe xaKCH! HanHutHxe hhcb-
Mol Kypnxel n.nMBHxe! noMoraxe xoBapHiuyl Bcxpexbxe ero! C^e-
.nafixe 3xo!
Exercise 6. Insert the required verbs in the first person plural of the im;
peralive.
Exercise 9. Pul the words given in brackets in the correct form. Use prep-
ositions where necessary.
HymbCR
4 Bnepa no paAHO
. o coo6u{amb — coodu^urnb
... Bbicxynjie-
Hini apTHCTOB H CIIIA, 3
5 — Bbi MOJKeie
. Ma.rtbHHKay — ocmaeAAmb — ocmaeumb
... Hac,
cKasa.x ACHtypHUH, — ceroAHB ero b 6pamb — eanmb ...
AefCKHH AOM.
6 . B PoctHH
/I.>KOH ... HTO OH eudenib — yeudemb BCe,
xoTe.n. .
7 jUKOH noAyMa.T h
. eoeopunib — cKosamb
... .
Exercise 14. (a) Compose questions on the text of the lesson, e.g.
1. OmKijda npuexaA JIokoh PaAttj)? 2. TIoKeMij JJmoh npuexoA e Poccuio? 3. Vmo
OH xamcA ijBudcmb e Poccuit?, etc.
Retell the text using your questions.
^
(b) Retell the text as John Ralph would do it.
Exercise 15. John Ralph returns home. What will he tell his parents about
his journey? What
questions are his parents likely to ask him? Write a compo-
sition on the subject '‘BcTpena c poAHTe.jinMH” (or “nepabiu aenep AoMa”),
Exercise 16. You come back home for your holidays. What will you tell
your friends about Moscow? (Compose a conversation or write a composition on
this subject.)
Lesson 33
CHMtPEPOnOJlbCKHf^ CKOPbiK
’
, by K. Paustovsky)
261
noHBiwHCb ABTH. Ohh ctohjih okoto M<e;ie3HOH Aopont H KpimajiH:
cJIhah, 6 pocb x;ieda!»Mbi dpocajin hm XAe 6 oh naAaji Ha necoK. ,
Vocabulary
CKOpblH fast KOpMiiTb, -MAK), -MHUlb , .
\ .
^
cKopuM noesA fast train naKOpMHTb (kozo? HCM?) j
npOBOAHHK, npOBOAHHKa, npOBOAHIIKH BepxiiHH upper
guard
npoBcpaTb, -K), -euibMo check, to col- HKJKHHH lower
TyuiHTfa, -y, -HUib to turn/switch
npoBcpHTb, -10, -HUifaJ led (tickets)
Kyne (indecL) compartment
' noryiuHTb (oroub, cbct, off (the light);
SAeKTpi'mecrBo) to put out
aawHraTb, -lo, -euib
yBepetfHWH confident saiKCHb, n aawry, tw to turn/switch
H yaepen 1 am sure sajKweuib on (the light):
33 beyond OH aawer, ona aaiK- to light
3«e3e3H3fl aopora railway raa, -vi
262
1
to fall
-eujb, OH ynaji,
laA, -a noBepHyxb, -y -emb /
I
(as KAactnb)
necoK sand * *
xnaxaxb, -lo -euib \ to snatch, to
cxaaxiixb, -ny, -xnuib f seize ropHbifi mountain
noACoaHyx sunflower uiKOAbHbnl school
aaropeAbul suntanned AblHCHblA ski
KOCbiHKa kerchief ropoACKofi town, urban
BHiuHn cherry, cherry-tre? pbibaK {pi. pbiSaKii) fisherman
BHuiHeBbiA caA cherry orchard pbiSaHKa fisherwomari •
MOAOAexb, -K), -eiub) to look younger, oroHb (m.), orHH {pi. oxhh) fire
noMOAOAcxb / to grow young MflrKHH BaroH soft-seated car
book
KHiiiKKa cnaabHHH BaroH sleeping-car
cxapexb, -K), -euibl * , , BaroH-pecxopaH dining-car
Sro^Y old
nocxapek | HociiAbiAHK porter
BOKpyr round BarajK luggage
BABAi'i in, the distance aBxop author
263
^loMauiHHH home, house, domestic
flOMamuee saAaHne home work AOMamuHA padoTHHua housemaid
AOMauiHHfi xosHHKa housewife AOMamuee }KHB6TKoe domestic
animal
rjiyCoKiiiideep Mcjikhm shallow
r.iyCoKaH pena deep river MeAKoe oaepo shallow lake
rAyGoKafi xapeAKa soup plate MCAKan rapeAKa dinner plate
MyHi'n'iHa b cepofl uiAnne a man in a grey hat
KeHumna b AeraeM naAbTO a woman in a summer coat
GRAMMAR
1. Hard Stem and Soft Stem Adjectives. —
Certain Russian
adjectives have a soft before the ending. They are called soft
stem adjectives.
Singular Plural
There are but a few soft stem adjectives. Most of thern denote
time or place.
Adjectives denoting Time
yTpeHHHH morning pauHHH early
BeMepHHH evening hosahuh late
BeceHHHH spring sqepauiHHH yesterday’s
ACTHHH summer ceroAHHuiHHH today’s
oceHHHH autumn sasrpauiHm tomorrow’s
winter
Adjectives denoting Place Adjectives having Different Meanings
BepxHHH upper chhhh blue
Hri>KHHH lower AOMamnnH house, domestic
nepeAHHH front cpeAHiin middle
aaAHHH back, hind coccahhu neighbouring
nocAeAHHH last
HCKpeHHHU sincere
264
other adjectives are hard stern ones:
KpdcHbiu, HOBbiCi, eoAy 66 U, etc.
2. Declension of Adjectives. —
Like nouns, adjectives change not
only according to gender and number but also according to case,
i.e. they are declined. The adjective invariably takes the same
case as the noun which it qualifies.
Air the endings of hard stem adjectives are hard, i.e. they con-
tain a, non-palatalising vowel 0, y or mj.
All the endings of soft stem adjectives are soft, i.e. they con-
tain a palatalising vowel e, to 'or u).
One and the same case can have vowels of only one pair; a —
n, O-^e, etc.
Dat. ....
‘
'TBoen, Hameii, Bameii, Bceii
Instr
Prep, i
qepHbiH —
qepHCTb —
novepneTb to become black
jKeJiTbiH —
>Ke.aTeTb —
noJKeJiTexb to become yellow
KpacHbiH —
KpacHexb —
noKpacneTb to become red
aejieHbiH —
sejieneTb —
.noaejienexb to become green
xeMHUH —
xeMHexb —
noxeMHexb to grow dark
cBex.Jibm — CBexJiexb — nocBex.aexb to grow light
cxapbiH — cxapexb — nocxapexb to get old
bJieflHbiH— dJieflHexb — no6j]eflHexb to turn pale
xojicxbiH — xojicxexb — noxojicxexb to grow fat
xyAOH — xy;^exb — noxy^exb to get thin
EXERCISES
Exercise 2. (a) Answer the questions using the phrase oxapKan, cuxclh cmenb
in the correct form.
(b) Insert the phrases given on the right in the required form.
Exercise 5. Answer the questions using the words given on the right.
rOCTH?
5. K KaKOH CTaHUHH noAouiea noesA? HedoAbuian cmannun
6. 0 KaKoii HHTeaanreHUHH nHcaa Fopb- mpydoean UHtnennu-
KHH? senUiUn
7. C KaKoii nporyaKu bh BepnyaHCb? AblOKHOH npoeijAKa
jKy amou >KeHmHHe, hxo ywe mhoxo aex anaio ee, anaio ee Maxb h
3HaK) BCK) HCXOpHKD HX AepCSHH. 5. FIOXOM OKOaO MOeH- MaACKhKOU
xaxbi H yBHAea dpyeyio, h noexeneHHo Bbipocaa MaAeubKan AepeBHfi.
6. rioBBuaHCb MOAodbie euiuHeebie caAW. 7. OKoao xaxbi n yBHAea
MOAodyio meHUinny b naabxo h neeKou KocbiHKe.
Exercise 5. Answer the questions using the words given on the right.
Exercise 8. Copy out the text; use the appropriate forms of the adjectives
and pronouns in brackets. What questions do they answer? Retell the text.
CMEJlblE JllOJlH
Exercise 10. (a) Form verbs from the adjectives KpacHbid, scAenbid, ceenuud,
MOAodou, xydou.
(b) Replace the phrases consisting of the verb cmamb-\-an adjective by the
corresponding verbs.
Mbi (6pamb
1. —
eaRtut) jaKCH h noexajiH na BOKsaji. 2. 51 npo-
BOAH.n cecTpy Ha B0K3a.n h {eoaepawfimbca eepHymbCR.) aomoh. —
3. ripoBOAHHK (npoecpntnb —
npoeepumb) HauiH 6HJieTbi, h mh bo-
luaii B BaroH. 4. Mbi Cbicrpo {aHaKOMumbcn noanaKOMumbCR) Apyr —
c ApyroM. 5. Boiue.n hpoboahhk h (npedAoeamb npedAOMumb) hbm —
ropHMHii Man. 6. Hacifl noyxtHHajia h (AOOKutnbCR ACRb) na Bepx- —
Hioic no.nKy.
Exercise 12. Use the correct form of the appropriate verb of motion.
1. 51 (examb —
eadumb) no btoh Aopore Asa-xpH pasa b toa-
2. UlKoabHHKH (6eMamb —
Saaama) CKHH>KKaMH. 3. BnpyAyOMwmb —
riAaeamb) Ma;ibMHKH. 4. B KopHAope h BcrpexHA npoBOAHUxa: oh
(necmu —
mcumb) HaM Ha\\. 5. IloeaA (udmu xodumb) SbiCTpo. —
6. Hacrn nepBbifi pas (examb eadumb) oAna na noesAe.—
Exercise 13. (a) Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs 6ydumb — pasOy-
dumb, npocbinambCH —
npocnymbcs.
1. H
... paHO, HO npo^ieccopa y>Ke He' 6biJio b Kyne. 2. OpoBOA-
HHK naccaxcHpa, KoiopbiH aojiwch 6biJi BbiHiH Ha noc.neAHeH
...
(b) Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs^ cnanib, sacbinamb — sa-
CHtjmb.
noHKy H cpaay ... 3. Mbi ... aohxo, noxoMy mxo onenb hosaho .ner-
,
Exercise 14. Tell about your trip on a train using these words and phrases:
270
B OKHO, exaTb MHMO .... BblllTll Ha OCTaHOBKC,
,
HOBBaTb HOCH.nbIll.H-
Ka, B 3 HTb 6ara>K (qeMOAaH), noiiTH k Bbixo.ny, bshtb • taKCH, no-
exaxb ... .
MAMM bobs
(after the short story “MoJiiiTBa Ma^aw Bobs” by K. Paustovsky)
— — —
H H3 MoCKBb'r, KpHKHyA BaHH. ApMHH C0lb3HHK0B BOlUAa
B HopManAHio. HaKoneuI
MaAaM sanphiAa ahuo pynaMH h Gbicxpo nouJAa k ceGe b KOMnaxy.
B CXOAOBOH CHABA X03HHH AOMa. Oh MHXaA KHHXy.
— Ohh bouiah k HaM ... b HopMaHAHio ... H roBopHAa ... KorAa
sauBexex cupenb ...
Xo3HHH GpOCHA KHHXy HB CXOA H HOUieA Ha COCeAHlOK) ASMy ys-
HaBaxb HOBocxH. KorAa oh BepnyACH b cxoAOByio, oh He ysnaA ee.
Bce AaMHbi HpKO ropeAH, na cxoAe cxohah Ase GyxbiAKH maMnan-
CKoro H BctoAy — Ha cxoAe, na oKHax, na poHAe, ua noAy —GbiAa
cHpenfa. MaAaM cxaBHAa na cxoa GoKaAbi. Xoshhh ne cpaay yanaA
ciapyio MaAaw- OepeA hum cTOHJia BbicoKan
ce^an xenintina ce-
3«HHy H cKasaJia:
— ^ ,
•
npocTHTe Mecbe, ho h Aywaio, ceroAHH mojkho noaBaxb acbo- ;
HCK.
— Jla KOHBHHO, — OTBetHJl
X03BHH.
, ,
saiirpajia. ^ ,
Vocabulary
HopMaHawn Normandy X03RHH {pi. x03neBa,\ landlord, master,
HCMeirGerman - xoshcb) J host
HCMeuKHM German xoasHKa landlady, mistress, hostess
CBOH one’s own ropcTb, -ro, -Huib to burn
naaKatb, -ny, -neuib to cry, to weep ropiiT CBCT, aaMna,) the light is on, the
aanaaKarb to start crying saeKTpHHecTBo J light is burning
nnaH weeping, crying uiaMnaHCKoe champagne
repwaHHA Germany pofljib (m.j grand piano
GoKaJi goblet
HanaaaTb, -fo, -euib
ceaofi grey-haired
HanacTb, « Hanaay,
-eiubj OH Hanaa, -a
,
uieAK silk
uieaKOBbifi'silk
(as KAacmb)
uiepcTb if.) woo]
yAiiBantb, -ro, uiepcTHHofi woollen
-euib VK02d?\
(( to astonish, to MOAHbiH stylish, fashionable
’
CtoAtb
CTOHT xopdmaji nord^a the weather keeps fine In all the above sen-
CTonx cH,nbHtiH Mopda there is a hard frost tences the predicate
CTOH;ia Ten,aan aecHa the spring was warm precedes the sub-
CTOHT TimiHHa there is silence ject.
GRAMMAR
Interroga-
Hard Stem Adjectives Soft Stem Adjectives tive Pro-
nouns
End-
Case Endings
ings
274
Interroga-
Hard Stem Adjectives Soft Stem Adjectives ,
tive-Pro-
nouns
End-
Case Endings ings
HoebiM addmeM
Kozd? — Hoeoeo
KOMy? — HoeoMy, etc.
need? — suMHeeo
HBMy? — suMHCMy, etc. ...
(2) the pronoun eecb, ece (which drops the vowel e in the de-
clension): eceeo, ecBMy ..., but the instrumental is: eceM.
Memorise: ko ecemj, ko bcbm, o6o eceM, eo eceu.
(Do not confuse the pronunciation: co bcbm [(|)c’9m], 66o bcbm
[(jjc’OMj.)
Certain Russian surnames have the same endings and follow
the same declension pattern as adjectives:
ToAcmdd, ’^auKOBCKuu, KoBaABBCKan.
HauKOBCKUu, HauKOBCKozo, ’^auKOBCKomy ...
275
The pronoun ceou is also used in the constructions y mchh ecmb,
y MCHH Hem.-
, . /children
pedHTa^boys
Compare:
Sing. Plural
EXERCISES
278
.
Exercise 3. Insert the appropriate forms of the phrases given on the right.
4. Mu noAOiu.TH k ... .
4. ^ noAomeji k ... .
Exercise 4. Answer the questions using the correct forms of the words giv-
en in brackets.
279
Exercise 6. Pul the words given in brackets in the correct form. Use prep-
ositionswhere necessary.
KuH.)
2. B KpbIMy FopbKHH BCTpeXHACH C ... PoMaH ... ((BoilHa H .
Exercise 10. Insert the pronoun ce6n in the correct form. Use the appro-
priate prepositions.
Apyry.
280
2. 51 nojiy^HJi ee nncbMO He^asHO. B ... nnctMe OHa nHca.na o
>KH3HH B HOBOM TOpOAe.
3. Mhi npoqurajiH poMan MOJio;ioro nHcarejia. B ... poMane nn-
caTCJib paccKasbiBaex o >kh 3HH MojioAea<H na cxpofiKax b Ch6hph.
4. Ee KOMnaxa naBepxy. .Ona Bbimjia H3 ... KOMnaTbi.
5. Ee Maxb xcHBer na rare. Gaa qacTO nojiyqaex nncbMa ox ...
MaxepH.
6. HeflaBHO oh obahji b 3(|)HonHK). Oh paccKaBaji APysbHM o ...
nyxeuiecxBHH b 3(|)HonHK).
Exercise 12. Insert the possessive pronouns eao, ee or the pronoun ceoCi in
the correct form.
Exercise 13. Put the words given in brackets in the correct forrrt. Use prep-
ositions where necessary.
4.
Exercise 14. Change the sentences replacing the italicised verbs by verbs
with the prefix 30-.
Exercise 16. Choose the correct word from those given on the right and
put it in the appropriate form.
281
1. HeAaBHQ a 6bin na KOHuepre ... neB- umaAbnmi\
ua. y sToro ... oaenb KpaciiBbifi ro- umaAbnHCKiiU
.^oc.
2. Ha Koarpecce Bbiciynaji ... yneHtn'i. cMepuKaneii
3tot ... cooCmaa Konrpeccy HHTepec- aMeptiKaHCKuU
Hbie c|)aKTH.
3. y HaC B rOCTaX 6bIA HSBeCTHMH ... ppaut^ya
(
Exercise 17. Tel) about your trip abroad using these questions.
qAKKA '
.noBeKy?
m
,
CTapMH old .
'
-
cfa^Hbia}
crapoe npasHjio;
CTapfaiH flOM, cxapbiH MejiOBCK,
SpeBHHH HCTOPHH, KyjIbTypa; ApeBHHe BSHKH; flpeBHHH naMHTHHK; ,
285
In the above sentences the predicate precedes the subject.
Bee udem omAUHHO. Everything is all right.
GRAMMAR
Note. —
Expressions containing the words cJiedytoiHuH, 6ydyu{u({ are most'
frequently used in the accusative and require the preposition ka:
287
2. Expressing the Date. —
KaKOH ceroj^HH What is the date
KorAa? jieHb? today?
Neuterordi- Neuterordi-
nal numeral nal numeral
Neuter nom. Genitive
Genitive
e prep,
-{-
Genitive
case
n6c.ae o6e;ia
nocjie aaHHTHH
CodnKa npbienyAa nepea nuAKy. The dog jumped over the stick.
288
HATH qepes Aopory to cross (go across) the road
hath 'iepes Jiec, AepeaHio to go through the forest, village
hath nepes moct to cross (go across) the bridge
Note. —
Like all Russian prepositions the' prepositions do and nocAe are used
only in conjunction with a noun or pronoun.
txercise /.. Replace the italicised words by the appropriate forms of the
words given in brackets.
Exercise 3. Put the words given in brackets in the correct form. Use prep-
ositionswhere necessary.
Exercise 10. Rewrite the sentences using the verbs cmamb, nepecmamb.
1. 3xox AexHHK yaie nojKHAon, noaxoMy oh He Aex&ex. 2; Cnopx-
CMenKH-napaiuroxHcxKH ropoAa 5IpocAaB.na cababah 6oAbu]He ycnexH.
0 HHX nHCBAH B MOCKOBCKOM jKypnaAe. 3. AojKAb y>Ke He HAeX.
4. Tenepb a Ka>KAoe yxpo AeAaro yxpeHHioio aapaAKy. 5. BaAenxHHy
TepeiuKOBy naabiBarox «pyccKOH xo3hhkoh He6a»;
Exercise 1 1, Compose sentences as in the models given on the left. Use the
words on the right.
Exercise 13. Insert the correct forms of the words 6ydymua, CAedymyiu,
npouiAud, nocAcdmu. Use the prepositions where necessary.
1. —
ByAhTQ AobpH, cKaJKHTC, KaKah ... ocraHOBKa? 2. ... rofl
H obaaaTejibHo npnefly b axy ftepesHio. 3. 3to cobbiTue nponaouiao
B ... roAy. 4. Mbi Bce cejin ... Baron. 5. ... paa h ynre roBopna
BaM o6 3T0M. 6. ... BpeMH ona MHoro unraeT no-anrjiHHCKH. 7. Mu
Buiuan ... ocTanoBKe. 8 51 BcerAa CAymaio no pa^no ... nsBecTHn.
.
AJIJIEH mSHH
r6po;i 6biji TaK Hce mojioa, Kaic h jiioah, KOTopfaie b hcm ikhjih
Oh He;iaBHo awpoc b jKapKou KEteaxcKOu ctenH h HasuBajica
?
29i
A\o.io;ibie otuh, Kor;ia ujjih na paeoxy, BcerAa SAopoBajincb c
EMe.ibBHOM H Bece.no cnpaLUHBajiii ero:
— Hy, KaK xaM AepeEba, croax?
CxapHK yjibi6a.aca b oxBex h 0XBe^a/l:
— Cxoax. CKopo B LUKOJiy nouAyT.
riocjiOBHua
Vocabulary
iiesaMCTHo unnoticed
Cepeaa birch nejteraT delegate
GepcSKa dim. of Gepeaa cocua (gen. pi. coceu) pine-tree
BoaHOBaTbcn, -yiocb eab (/.), eaxa fir-tree
-yeuibCH '} to be worried, to wyG oak
aaao.iHOBaTbcn
become worried
KycT bush
no.iHBaib, -K), -cuib 1 cHewMbiii snow, snowy
to water
nojii'iTb, n no.Tbio, -euib/ cepeGpo silver
KpenKiiii strong, sturdy cepeGpniibiH silver
CBewufi fresh na ribay ice
paaoM (c Kc.'.t? c ‘IBM?) beside xoauTb iia jib'iwax to ski
yapauHCKiiM Ukrainian noprpeT portrait .
291
NOTES ON THE VOCABULARY
JiHTb to pour
HaJiHBaTb -- HaJiHTb to pour, to fill
noJiHsaTb noJiHTb to water (flowers), to sprinkle (a street)
into
/
Ha.niiTb B CTaKaH 4)pyKT6Boro coica to pour some
the glass
HajiiiTb CTaKaH to fill a glass
Mod cect 7 ipd iioxoxa na Matm. My sister takes after our mother
BpdtnbH dbiALi OHCHb tioKooKiL dpyz na dpyza. The brothers were’
very much alike.
ypomaii harvest
CoraTbifi, xopomiiH ypomaii rich, good harvest
BbicoKiieypomaii high/abundant harvests
coGiipaTb —
coCpaTb, ydiipaTb —
yCpaxu ypomaii to gather in the har-
vest
ypomaii nmemiubi wheal harvest
yOopKa ypomaa harvesting
295
GRAMMAR
I. Declension of Adjectives in the Plural.
Case Endings
End- End-
Case ings
ings
Nom. -bie Hoebie aaeodbi, UHoice- -ue auMHue dHu, eocmu, ue-
Hepbi, uiKOAbi, add- pbi, aandmuH
HUH
Acc. -bie Hoebie aaeodbi, lUKOAbi, -ue auMHue dnu, uepbi, aa-
addnuH HHtnun
Prep. -btX
UHOKeHepaMu, iukg-
AUMu, addnuHMu
296
Do not confuse the dative, instrumental and prepositional end-
ings of nouns and adjectives:
Nouns Adjectives
Singular Plural
297
The siicss Falls on the Stem (Soft Endings)
Singular Plural
j
298
Double Negation.
5. —
After the words miKmo (nobody), mmezo
(nothing), HUKoedd (never), Huedc, miKydd (nowhere) and before the
verb there is always the negative particle He.
HuKtno He noMoedJi mhb. Nobody helped me.
JlemoM H HUKydd ne noedy. \ won’t go anywhere iri summer.
jj Httzde He eudeA ee. 1 didn’t see her anywhere.
Mbi HUKOZdd He cauuwlmi We never heard about him.
0 HCM. , , ;
Diminutive Suffixes.
6. —
There are Russian suffixes which add
the of endearment or diminution. The addition of such
meaning
suffixes is frequently accompanied by an alternation of the preced-
ing consonant, e.g.:
0 M — Ao.MHK house),
(little— jihcthk (smalljihct leal),'
garden), ho»: — hojkhk;
,a,
— ca^HK
ca;i (small
-onen: — .nHCTOMen,
jihct etc.
Neuter; Aepeao — AepeBue.
EXERCISES
Exercise /. Replace the italicised adjectives by the correct forms of the
adjectives given in brackets.
299
Hbiii(natuu). 5. yMCHbift no3HaKOMHJi Hac c Hoeocmnnu b Hayice h
TCXHUK e (nocAednue). 6. Mbi BCTperujiHCb c xydootcHUKaMti u apxu-
menmopaMu Mockbh (MOAodbie). 7. B^ajiii mh y>Ke bhacjih oKna
doMoa ropoAa (ebicoKue). 8. Sia pbi6a kubSt b osepax (eAydoKiie).
9. Oh He cMor OTBernTb na necKOJibKO eonpocoe (mpydnbte).
Exercise 3. Insert the appropriate forms of the phrases given on the right.
nojiHBa.n hx.
3. XXeTH pocJiH BMecre c ... ,
KOTopwe
nOCaAHAH HX OTUbl.
4. Phaom c nepBOH SepesKon noHBH-
JlOCb MHoro ....
5. TpyAHO SbiAo ... B HtapKOH Kaaax-
cTaHCKOH cienH, HO ACA EtviejibHH KaHCAbiii
ACHb HOCHJl HM BOAy.
Exercise 4. Copy out the text. Put the words given in brackets in the
Use prepositions where necessary.
correct form.
UPOryjlKA
300
5> Answer the questions using the correct forms' of the words
Exercise
given on the right in your answers.
1. B
3T0H CTOAOBOft MOJKHO SbICTpO H BKyCHO HOo^eAaxb. 2. Xy-
Ao>KHHK HapHCOBaA Hopxpex pa6oHero. 3. Y 6oabHoii 6biAa BbicoKan
xeMnepaxypa. 4. BoJibHOwy HyniHo 6biAO Ae>Kaxb b noexejiH. 5. Oh
B orneo B KOMHaxy AexeypHoro BOKsajia. 6. Ha sxoh yAime Hex na-
pHKMaxepcKOH. 7. y 3xoro yneHoro mhoxo HSBecxHbix pa6ox.
3. Exercise Add the numerals odun, daa, mpu, nnmbj ccMb to the phrases;
8.
ebicoKosi cocna,yKpauHCKiiu tnonoAb, CeAan depesa, MOAodoe depcao, Kpacusan ax-
ACS, seACHbid Aucm, cmapbin dy6.
301
eMy Fag th Cha BMepa? 7. Hto oh OTBernA Te6e?
niiiuei? 6. 8. Bbi
HHTaAH o6 3T0M yneHOM? 9. Mto Bbi BHaere o hcm?
2. Exercise It. Put the words given in brackets in the correct form. Use the
required prepositions.
Exercise 13. Insert the verbs: noAuoanib noAumb, noAueamb — — naAtmib, saxu-
comb —sayceHb, Mbimb —
eUMumb, yOupamb ySpamb, uitimb — — cuiiimb, mmb —
cnemb in the imperative. Use the appropriate aspect.
7. Oh nonpocHA >KeHy;
— MHe, nojKaAyficxa, pydaujKyl
...
Exercise 14. Insert the word man or moKOu in the appropriate form.
302 .
same dining-room as Jack. 10. He was such a brave soldier! 11. The
stove is so hot.
Exercise 16. (a) Compose sentences according to the model using these
nouns and pronouns. Model: 3mom MOAbmiK noxox. na omi\a.
Moh MJianiuHH Spar ... n; ata aeBovKa ... oren; sto 3;raHne ...
Exercise 18. Add the following suffixes to the nouns. What meaning do
they lend to the nouns?
Exercise 20. (a) Compose questions on the text of the lesson, e.g.: 1. Cpe
Bupoc MoaogoH ropop? 2. Kax oh Ha 3 biBa.ncfl h noMeMy?, etc.
(b) Retell the text using your questions.
(c) Why is the text called "Ajuien jkhshh ”?
Lesson 37
nOAAPKH
(After the short story "ilapbi bojixbob” by O. Henry)
304
s
Vocabulary
cmraTb, -to, -eutb KapMaHHbifi pocke,t
to count
COCUHTaTb KapMaHHwe nacbi pocket watch
^to.wap dollar pHcyHOK drawing; design
uenT cent cxpornii strict (here: simple)
poKACCTBO Christmas paaawSrixb, -6aib, -Shuis to fall out of
SKOHOMHTb, -MJItO, -MHUlb \ tO SaVC love
caKOHOMHTb /(money) BbiparKCHHe expression
Ha noaapoK for a present nyraxb, -lo, -euib \ to frighten (some*
cttejiatb noaapoK to give a Hcnyraxb (koS?) J body)
present (to somebody) nyrarbcn 1 to be frightened
,
no.ayHHTb b noaapoK (‘imo?) to get a Hcnyraxbcn (Ko'ao? of somebody, of
j-
^
present (of something) ‘teed?) J something
npHflyMbiBaTb,--K), -eutbS to think of, peaaxb, fl peaty, -eujb to cut
npHAYMarfa, -to, -eiub / to invent OTpeaatb, -aty, -steuib (perf.) to cut off
ocodeHHbifi unusual, extraordinary
cxpHMb, Ji cxpHry, th
peaKHft rare; thin (of hair) to cut (the
cxpiiateuib
aparogeftHWH precious hair)
OHH CTpnryx (Boaocbi)
flparoueHHwfi KaMeHb jewel
OCXpHHb (kobo?)
aapaOaTbiBaxb, -to, -eutb \ ,
aapaOoTaTb, -to, -eutb
earn
/ cxpHBb — ocxpi'mb cede to have one’.s
aapnaata (aapaOoTHan naaxa) wages, B6.aocbi (as xtove)
CTpilHbCH — OCXpj'lMbCH
hair cut
salary •
to admire
UcnoMKa •
f -yeuibCfl
KapMait pocket (something)
noaioGoBaxbcH (text?)
/
*
CKB03b {‘imo?) through
y .MCMH Cbicrpo pacryx Boaocbi my hair BHxpHHa shop-window
grows quickly roAOBiitHHa anniversary
naacTHHKa record
Kacci'ip (m.) cashier
• « *
McaoMb (f.) small change
KouiejieK purse
nonaaaxb, -ro, -emb nocrynKn) action
to find nocrynoK (pi.
nonacTb, n nonajry, -euib
oneself nocTynaxb, -lo,
on nonaa, -a (as KAacnxb) act
nocxynnxb, -njiib, -nnuib
cni'mKa match CMbiCiH sense
SapaSarbiaaTb to earn
CKOAbKO aapaOdmbieaeme (noAijHdeme)? \ What is your salary?
ebi
KaKdH y sac aapriAdma? / What are your wages?
^ noAijHdfO 100 pydAeu e Mecmi. I get a hundred roubles a
month.
ynorpeSjiflTb —
ynorpedHTb (ndabaoBarbCfl) to Use, to apply
yme Eme
Oh yofce sdempaKaem. • Ond etue adampaKaem.
He is already having breakfast. .She is still having breakfast.
Oh yofce noadernpamA. Oh eu^e adempaKaem?
He has already had breakfast. Is he still having breakfast?
Oh yaice noadempaKaA? Oh ne adetnpaKaA.
eii^e
Has he had breakfast yet? He has not had breakfast yet.
The"' word yaice emphasises The word eine emphasises
the beginning or completion of the fact that the action is still
the action in declarative or in- continuing or has not yet begun,
terrogative sentences. "In the
declarative sentences it is gener-
ally translated into English by
already, in interrogative sentences,
by yet.
no eceii ctpane all over the country
no 6ceM^ rdpo^y all over the town
GRAMMAR
308
Toedpum nonpocuA Mend: <<He The comrade asked me, “Dont
ondsdbieau.hy be late!” •
309
An interrogative sentence introduced by the conjunction jiu may contain the
-particle ne which does not express negation.
He OHdeme au ew, ede MdxcHO Ktjnumb Do you know where I can buy a cam-
(pomoannapdm? era?
MiAAa cnpocuAa y xosAuku, hc Kynutn Della asked the proprietress whether
AU and ee coaocu. she would buy her hair.
In indirect speech the third person is used for the first, and
the first for the second (if the events are reported in the third
person).
In the past and future tenses, forms of the verb Obitm are used
which are placed after Hyofcen.
Cmydenmy nyoKeu 6btA yned- Cmydenmy nyoKHd ffbiAd nnuza.
HUK.
Cmydenmy nyoiceH 6^dem yned- Cmydenmy nyoiCHbi G^dym mu-
HUK. zu.
310
The function of the attribute is filled by the complete form
nyoKHbiu, HyMHan, nyofCHoe, HyoKutie.
Bmo HijoiCHbiu yu.e6HUK. It is a necessary text-book.
But: cepAHTbCH —
paccepAUTbca (ho kobo? ho nnio?) to be (get)
angry (with somebody, at something)
^ saHUMQfocb cnoprnoM ((pusKijAb- I go in for sport,
mypoii).
Hcm ebi aamaidemecb? What is your occupation?
Oh aanuMdemcH Meduyunou. He practises medicine..
Ond yzocmuAa mchh ndeM. She treated me to tea.
Oh dnAeern zpunnoM. He is ill with the ’flu.
Moh cecmpd uHtnepecyemcH Mysbi- My sister is interested in music.
KOU.
Mbt ObiAu doeoAbHbi ofcusHbfo ‘6
Wc Were pleased with our life
sopdx. in the mountains.
^ He cozAacen c hum. I don’t agree with him.
Hmo c Hzu CAijHiiAocb? What’s happened to her? .
-ttnecK-
MareMaTHKa Maie- —
MarrmecKHu
HCTOpiin — iicToputiec-
KHU
EXERCISES
312
wa. 3. PHcyHOK (ama i{enoHKa) CTporHM h KpacHBHM. 4. Ckojib-
Ko (padoctnHbte Ham) oHa nposejia, Kdr^a npH^yMbiBajia, mto no^apHTb
il,>KiiMy. 5. B (napuKMaxepcKaa) Ha yrjiy Jleji.na npojua.aa cboh bo-
Exercise 4. Answer the questions using the appropriate forms of the words
given on the right.
(b) Answer the question using the words given on the right.
Kto bhm dupe'Krnop, npocfteccop
313
Exercise 6. Translate into Russian.
2. H ... eMy
cnpociiA npo^ieccopa, SHaKOMbi axH Meexa. 3. He sHaio,
CyAeujb ... xbi paASxoMy. 4. 51 oOnaaxeAbHO noObiBaio b axoii AepeBHe, ...
H OvAy Jia lore. 5. ZteAAa cnpocima xoanfiKy napHKMaxepcKoii, xy-
nuT ... oHa ee boaoch. 6. Bana anaAa: ona AOAKua ynopno xpe-
HupoBaxbcH, ... OHa xoqex cxaxb KocMonaBXKOH.
314
Exercise 11. (a) Change the sentences according to the models: Oh anaem
1.
o6 amoM? Snaem au oh o 6 amoM?
AOMa? 2. Oh sac bctpctht? S. Ohh mbkh hohmyt? 4. Oh
Oh
6yAeT CBodoAeH BenepOM?
Oh saCoAeA? He aaGoABA au oh?
1, Bbi HOMOJKeTe MHe? 2. Bu noAapHie mhb sty
(|iOTorpa(|)Hio?
Exercise 15. Insert pad ot- doBOAen, Translate the sentences into English; .
1. Bee 6bi.nH oueHb ... nporyjiKOH. 2. Ohh ... 6bi.JiH mbhh BHAerb. 3. H
BCerAa noMOMb bhm. 4. Ceexpa ouenb ... CBoeu paGoxoH. 5. H ...
BauiHM ycnexaM. 6. Oh ... Haujefi paSoxoH. 7. 51 ... hxo mw, Ha- ,
pUMeCKHX naMJlXHHKOB.
2. —
Bbi BHAa.xH Bo.xbiuoH xeaxp?
— _ •
315
5.
— Tbi npoMHTa.n ero hobhh poMaH?
— Her, H He HUia.n ero hobojo poMaHa.
^b) Insert tjxe or eiu,e.
1. — Oh ... npocnyJiCH?
— Her, OH ... CHHT.
2. 51 ... He 6biJi B HX HOBofi KBapiHpe.
3. Jle./i.na cocHurajia AeHbni ... paa.
4. 3to Gbi.nn aaMenaTejibHbie rpe6HH, ho Tenepb ohh ... Ghjih He
Hy>KHbI.
5. Ho A>khm
... He BHAe.n ee noAapKa.
6. — MO>KeTe cbo6oaho roBopHTb no-anrjiHHCKH?
Bbi ...
—
Her, ... He Nsory.
7. —
BbT ... ocraneTecb sAecb?
—
Her, 51 ... iwy AOMofi.
8. —
Bbi >KHBeTe Ha crapoH KBaprupe?
—
Her, y iiac ... hobhh aApec.
9. Tbi ... BbinojiHHJi Bce aa^aHHii? Hex... 51 AOJi>KeH peuinxb . ...
Exercise 17. Translate into Russian. Use the construction with the prepo-
sition y instead of the English phrases with a possessive pronoun.
.Model: My
hair groit' very quickly, y
.mchh OHCHb Gticmpo pacmijm eoAocu.
Exercise 19. Speak about the two characters oi the story using these ques-
tions.
I. Kxo OHH 6 hah, KaK OHH JKHAH, KaK oxHOCHAHCb (to treat)
Apyr K Apyry? 2. Kaniie noAapKH cAeAa.nn APyr Apyry JX&.n.na ii
Lesson 38
dbiAH tpyAHbie.
KoFAa saKpHqaA pedenoK, b KOMHaiy BdejKaA oieu. Oh hoao-
uieA K nocieAH cqacTAHBOH Matepn. Phaom.c Marepbio AeHtaA cwH.
KorAa CTaAH BbidHpaib hmh MaafaqiiKy, bch ceMbH pemHAa HaasaTb
'
317
rdcTH. Kor^a Bbi npiieAete? OMCHb jkaSm Bac h Baiuy ceMbib. Bamii
weiucKiie ;ipy3bH».
H
EOT Mbi CTOHM Ha BOKsajie: flBe ceMbH pyccKan h HeiHCKaji — —
II HvBCTByeM: mh hg aeg, mh OAna cgmeh. B xpyAHOG bpgmh nana-
.nacb iiauia Apy>K6a. Mbi hg aaCbijiH btopo bpgmghh h tbgpao 3HaeM:
BOilHa HG AOJI>KHa nOBTOpiITbCH, HaM.H HaiHHM ACTHM Hy>KGH MHp.
nocjioBima
>KB3Hb npoHiHTb — HG HojiG HGpGHTH. Cf. LifG is not all beer
and skittles.
Vocabulary
Hexoc-iOBaKiiH Czechoslovakia nOBTOpflTbCfl
to repeat oneself;
•lexocaoaauKHH Czechoslovak noBTopHTbcn (i ”•} to happen again
Mexiin Czechia s.)}
(rans
HemcKiifi Czech
IKHTb to live
orpna detachment
npoiKMTb (iKiisHb) (ede? kok?) (a life)
ccMo {pi. ceJia) large village
DocMHwi'i rocHHTaab military hospital
ijr « «
panenbiH wounded man yBawaTb, -lo, -emb to respect
powaTb, -K), -euib
to give birth
yBaxraeMbiH (followed by name of per
j-
poflHTb, -jKy, -nfmib son addressed) dear
poabi {pi.) childbirth yBaiKCHHe respect
weadib, -K), -etub "I to npocncKT avenue
noKeniTh (ueco? komi)?)) wish y^ana success; good luck
3Ke.ianiie wish HcyAaua failure; ill luck
(J)aujH3M fascism * *
(jiauntCT fascist
Heo6bmafiHbiH unusual
tjiaunicTCKiiM fascist oCblHHblH usual
noKoaeime generation HeoSb'mHbiH unusual
ywac horror ,AaHiin Denmark
ywacHHM horrible aarcKHii Danish
poBHo, Tomio exactly AaTHaHHH Dane
TOMIIblH exact
flexcKHH caA kindergarten
xpaiiHTb, -k), -Jiiub uiap4} scarf
j- to keep
coxpaHiiTb nepsaiKa glove
nomaabon postman diecTHBaab {m.) festival
repoi'mecKHH heroic
CToa address bureau
aflpecHbifi
repoHuecKH heroically paSoTHHK (office) worker
yapenantb, -euib
-hj, \ to strengthen, HATH naBcrpeuy (noMy?) to meet
y-Kpem'iTb, -naib, -ni'mib/ to consolidate
(somebody)
yh-penaeuiie strengthening, consolida- BOHH soldier
tion
Bbicrpea shot, report
c.iatb npHBCT cxpejiHTb, -K), -eiub
j- to send one’s regards j- to shoot
fl luaK), -euib BMCXpeAHXb, -10, -HUJb
318
^ npuHec BUM nocbiAKy: I brought you a parcel.
PadoHue npueesAU ko-mhu. The workers brought stones.
Mamb npuBBAa cbina e tuKOAy. The mother brought her son
to school.
y‘
ysoatlTb — yBesTH
i
i to take away —to away (in a vehicle)
take
yBOftHTb — yeecTH J
\to take away (somebody, ac-
companying him on foot)
Kydd Bbi ynecAu mob naAbtno? Where did you take my coat?
yeeddme eeol Take him away!
e-
BHOCliTb — BHeCTlI-j, . ,
y to carry in, to bring (in the hand/s)
BBoahTb - BseaxH
,,
ebh
BbiHOCHTb — BUHecTH Carry out (in the hand/s)
Bb!B 03 HTb — BbiBesTH -j
V
,
Carry /+ b \
(take)
— carry out (in a vehicle)
BbiBoAHTb — Bb'iBecTH J \to take out (somebody, ac-
companying him on foot)
oni'
(adds to the verbs Hocunib, eosumb, eodunib a meaning different
from that which it adds to udmu, examb).
to take (to some place, carrying
OTHocHTb — OTHecTH") / objcct in the hand/s)
OTBosHTb — oTBesTH to take to— some place, carrying
oTBOAHTb — oTBecTuf
[
object/s in a vehicle)
'
319
PodiimeAU. omeesAii demeu k 6d- The parents took the chil-
uyuiKe e depeenio. dren to their grandmother’s
in the country.
Mamb omeeAd cbina e uikoaij. The mother took her son to
school.
BbixoAUTb to overlook
Do not confuse:
nocbiJiaib — nocjiatb (denotes the starting point of action)".
npiicbiJiaTb — npHc.naxb (denotes the final point of action, to send
[
the receipt of the object sent) t
OcmopooKHo! -j
HeBUHMaTeAbHHii careless
21-18-15
3-21
Specimen letter:
(Address)
VeaoicdeMbiu zocnoduH CMum!
yeaoKdeMbiu zocnoduH dupzKmop!
official salutation
yeaoKdeMbiu moBdpuw,!
yeasfcdeMbid Hukomu MedHoeunl
Jlopozoii BuKmop TlempoeuHl
Jlopozou Bumn! unofficial salutation
Mopoedn Jidda! -
Address:
6RAMMAR
Verbs of Motion with Prefixes.
I. All prefixes, except — no~, lend
some additional meaning to the verbs to which they are attached.
Compare: udmu to go, eoumd to go in.
Prefixed verbs of motion (except those with no-) have two
aspects. The imperfective aspect is formed from verbs of indefinite
motion, and the perfective aspect, from verbs of definite motion.
I
imperfective Perfective
npnxo^HTb npHHTH
(XOflHTb) (hath)
npHJieTaTb npHACTCTb
(.aeraTb) (jierexb)
Prefixes can be added to any verbs .of motion lending t.o them
ihe same meaning as to udmu and examt.
yHTH to go away . noAoiiTH to come up (to)
y6e>KaTb to run away noAnauTb to swim up (to)
322
Prefixed verbs of motion differ only, in aspect and do not ex-
press definite or indefinite motion. ,
npHeawaTb npHexaxb
noAteajKaTb , noflbexaTb
Imperfective Perfective
npnnjibiBaTb npHnjiUTb
oinjiUBarb ornjnjTb
Prefixed verbs derived from 6eeamb have the' stress shifted to
the third syllable: npu6ezdmb.
To express an injunction, the following forms are used:
npHXOAHl npnxoAHTe! npHesHcau! npHe3>KaHTe!
yxoflu! yxoAHTc! noAOHAu! noAouAHTe!
ripuxodume k mM
cezodm eenepoM.! Come to see us tonight.
ripuxodume k hum e eocmu! Come to see us.
The prefix nepe- denotes movement from one place to another,
movement through or across some place. ,
^ street
nepexoAHTb qepes yJiHuy j ,
324
bum cmcmbn u ycne^ rwish you happiness and suc-
^ otcendfo I
cess your work.
xoe e pa66me. in.
xpeSoBaTb —
noTpefioBaTb (Head?) to demand (something)
xoTeTb (Head?) (-j-an abstract noun) to want
Mbi xomuM Mupa. We want peace.
Likewise: npocumb ndMOU{u, coeetna, denea to ask for. help, advice,
money.
EXERCISES
(a) State the aspect of the italicised verbs, give the verbs of
the opposite aspect and conjugate them, (b) Give the antonyms of
the verbs of motion and of the nouns npuesd and ebixod. (c) Retell
the text using the italicised words and phrases.
HEOBfamABHAJI 3KCKyPCH5f
325
Exercise 3. Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs npueecmu, npueesmu,
1.
nptiHecmu, yeesmu, ynecmu, tjeecmu, omeesmu, omeecmu, onwecnm,
Exercise 4. (a) Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs examt — esdumt
with (he required prefix.
(b) Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs 6eoKamb — 6eeamb with the re-
quired prefix.
1. Ha caAa ... abc acbomkh. 2. Oh Obicxpo ... Aopory. 3.' AexH
... K Maxepn.
Exercise 5. Replace the italicised verbs by their perfective counterparts.
Exercise 7. (a) Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs npoeodumb, nepe-
codumb, naxodumb, npoucxodumb, ebtxodumb, nepexodumb.
326
.
6. Exercise 8. Insert the appropriate forms of the words given on the right.
-
1. JlioAH HcnyrajiHCb ... h ... h ocxaHOBH- tuyu, mbMa
jincb.
2. }KeJiaiO' BaM ... b pa6oTe! ycnexu
3. ... Mbi jkacm! Htno
4. ^^Ay OT Te6H ... xopoume meocmu
5. Mbi Tpe6yeM ... ! Mup
'H >KHBy Ha ceaepe ywe -rpn roAa h He ceeepnan 3UMa
6oiocb ... .
SBaib peSeHKa Baneii. 4. Moa ceMba ii ... moh Apysba uiaiox BaM
ropaqnfi npiiBer. 5. Mbi noroBopiLHH o6o ... 6. ... moii.c ana- . Y
KOMbix ecTb axa KHiira. 7. JIioah ... aeMJiii xotht MHpa, MupnoH
JKiiaHH, MiipHoro xpyAa. 8. Co ... kohuob 3eM.aH npiiexajia mojio-.
Aearb'Ha (|)ecTiiBa.nb.
'
327
Exercise It. Insert the conjunction nmo or Htnodbi.
328
Exercise 15. (a) Write a letter according to the model given below.
Address it to a friend of yours. Invite him to spend the holidays (or Sunday) at
your country place.
(b) Using the model given below write a letter to a person you have made
an appointment with. Inform him that for some reason you are unable to keep the
appointment. Arrange another appointment.
yBaxtaeMbiH ...
Mbl flOJIH<HbI SblJlH BCrpeTHTbCH C BaMH ... Ilpomy HSBHHIlTb
.
C yBaxteHHeM ... .
Exercise 16. (a) Compose questions on the text of the lesson beginning
with the paragraph “UIah nocjiegHne rogu BouHbi ...”.
(b) Retell the text in the third person.
LESSON 39
CEP/IUE ^lAHKO
JlHKOll 06 M
K JllbAHM..
JII
— _
,
Hagm! —
KpHKHyji jOtaHKo H 6p6cHACH snepeA- Oh BfaicoKo
AepKaji cBoe cepAUe h ocBemaA HM 'nytb AibAHM. Tenepb Bce 6e>Ka-
ah aa HHM dbiCTpo h CMeAO. ,
Vocabulary
;jereHAa legend cyAHTb, -wy, -AHUib to try
AaBHWM-AaBHo a very long time ago cyAbH (m.) judge
nporoH^Tb, -K), -euib \ to drive BpcAHMfi harmful
npornaTb, n nporoHW, -Huibj away ycTauaTb, -10, -euib (as ecma- tc
to' get
xdaoA cold edmb) tired
ayn, aywa {pi, aynA) ray ycTHTb, fl ycxaiiy, -euib (as to be
j tj,
npoHHKdTb. -H), -euib cmamb) tired
penetrate
npoHHKHytb, -y, -etub I
j” r
/ cepAHXb, -wy, -AHuib I to make
BeaiiKaH giant paccepAHXb (kobo?) } angry
Bce still cepAHXbCH paccepAMXb-'l to be angry
OTAaBaib —
oTAatb to give away ca (Hd KOBO? Ha (with/at)
KpacaBeu handsome man ropexb JKe;iaHMeM..., to burn with the
KpacaBima beauty desire...
HanpacKo in vain rpoM thunder
nanpacHwii vain '
rpcMexb, rpeMHx to thunder .
331
CHHTb, -JO, -euib to shine CoraTwpb (m.). epic hero, strong m;
saKaT sunset CBeT =
MHp world
Bocxoa sunrise aainHinaTb, -lo, -euib
to defend
KpoBb (/.) blood 3au;HTHTb, n aaiauiay
TbI aaiUHTHUlb
?,)
Bar.iHa glance
CpocaTb — 6p6cHTb Bsrana (ho nmo?) aacKOBbiii affectionate, tender
to cast a glance (at something) SuTbCfl, CbeTcn to beat
• oTpwBaTb, -HJ, -euib -1
. ,
tea — KpenKHH
, .
|
Kait
strong coffee
nojieaHbifi useful, good, wholesome
BpeftHUH harmful, bad
•PptjKmu noAeami dnn adopdebn. Fruit is good for the health.
cobct
no.rie3Hbift
Ba.H epedno Kypumt. It is bad for you to smoke.
JIpKHH bright
^cHHH clear
bJiecTHiUHH shining, brilliant
ycTaeaib to become tired
ycTaxb to be tired
a ycxaa I am tired
ycxijibiH tired
Do not confuse:
*
cxaxb to begin
nepecxasaxb —
nepe'cxaxb to stop, to cease
Bcxasaxb —
Bcxaxb to rise, to get up
AocxaBaxb —
Aocxaxb to get
ycxaBaxb —
ycxaxfa to get/be tired
332
pBaxb— nopsaTb (oAemay, 6othhk«) to tear (one’s clothes, boots)
paaopBaib (6yMary, nucbMo) to tear (paper, a letter) up
——
paspbiBaTB
BbipHBaTfa BMpBaxb to tear out
JloMaxb cjioMatb (na ftBa KycKa, HcnopxHTb) to break (in two
-
pieces) (nopxHXb —
HcnopTHXb to spoil). , ,
GRAMMAR
1.The Comparative Degree (cpaBHUxejibHaH cxenenb) of Adjec-
tives and Adverbs.— (1) The comparative degree of adjectives is
identical with that of adverbs. It is obtained by adding the suffix
-eel-eu to the stem of the positive degree.
dbicxpfaift (dbicxpo) — dbicxpee, dbicxpeft
xpyAHbifl (xpyflHo) — xpyAHee, TpyAHeii
The stress in the comparative formed by adding the suffix -ee
l-eu is generally shifted from the stern to the first e of the suffix.
The stress is fixed in trisyllabic and polysyllabic adjectives:
HHxepecHbiii (HHxepecHo) —
HHxepeCHee
CBodOAHbift (CBOdOAHO) —
CBodoAHec
aaMevaxejibHbifl (saMenaxeJibHo) —
aaMenaxeJibHee
npeKpacHbift (npexpacHo) —
npexpacnee
KpacHBbiH (KpachBo) — KpacHBee
BHHMaxejibHbiii (BHHMaxejibHo) —
BHHMaxejibHee
MeAJieHHfaiH (MeAJieHHo) —
MeAnennee
Adjectives and adverbs whose stem ends in z, k, x, d, m,
(2)
cm take the suffix -e in the comparative degree. This is accompa-
nied by alternation of the preceding consonant:
2 > ok:
AoporoH (Aoporo) Aopoxre — •
rpoMKHft
.
— rpoMHe,. jierKHH
(rpoMKo) — (jierKo) Jierne
xvixHH (xHXo) — xi^uie
d ^ofc: — Monosre, XBepAbm — xBepjKe
MojioAoft
doraxbiu — dorave
emytu,: micxHH (uHCxo)—mime, — Tohme, npoexoft (npoc-
xojicxbiH
To)— npdme, nacTbiH (naexo) — ryexon — ryme vaine,
e'^BAi AemeBHH (Aemeso) — AemeB.ne
cjiaAKHH — cnaure
(sweet)
formed irregularly;
— 66;ibme
eojibuioii xopomnir (xopomo) — JiyMiue
Ma;ieHbKHH — MCHbuie njioxoH (njidxo) 1
MHoro — doBbuie
.
Hexopoumfi (Hexopouid) J
Majio — Meiibiue
y MeuH doAbuie khub, hcm y nezo. I have more books than he has.
The comparative degree may be accompanied by the words:
eopdado (much), euje (still, evenjr hcmhozo (a little), ece (still, ever).
334
rds 8bi OKUAU do npuesda 6 JldudoH? Where had you lived be-
you came to London?
fore
Boflbuie He no longer
Oh doAbiue ne otcueetn e amoM He does not
^
live m
• xi,-
tpis
house any longer.
KaK MOHtHo 4* comparative degree
kaK MOJKHO jiyqme as best one can
KaK MOJKHO cKopee as soon as possible
The preposition na (+the acc.)-i-the comparative degree.
Ha roA nosjKe one year later
Ha xpH MecHua panbuie three months earlier
Ha nHTb MerpoB Bwme five metres higher
Ha Asa roAa exapme two years older
Question: na ckojibko?
MoA cecmpd na ceMt Aetn MOAooice mbhA (hbm h) (Ha CKOAbKO
edma cecmpd MOAoofce eac?) My sister is seven years youngerThan 1.
Conjugation.
2. —
Verbs with the stems daedhtb, -cmaBdmb,
-3Haedtnb drop -ea- in the conjugation. .
EXERCISES
Exercise 1. Write down the comparative degree of the adjectives:
(a) BecejibiH,
rpycxHbifi, CMe.nbiH, dejibiH, SjieAHbuli, hchuh, ajihh-
HblH, dblCXpUH,^ HOBblH, HSBeCXHblH, nOJieSHblfi,
paAOCXHblH;
(b) MOjioAOH, apKHii, XHXHH, AoporoH, AemcBbiH, JierKHH,
hhcxhih,
Hacxbiu;
335
(c) lUHpOKHH, BblCOKHii, KOpOTKHH, 6jin3KnH, peAKH»;
(d) fiojibiuoH, CTapbin, xopoiuiifi, MaJieHbKuft. tohkiih, paHHiifl.
Exercise 2. Replace the construction with the conjunction hcm by the gen-
itive case.
xeAerpacJie.
336
r.xercise 7. Compose sentences using the expressions;
.
(a) mK MOOKHO 6bicmpee, AtjHUie, wHmepecHee and the verbs vanucamb, npuumti,
' ''
cdeAomb; . .
(b) the expression doAbuie ne and the verbs paoomamb, ofciimt, ynumbCR.
Exercise 9.' Combine the pairs of sentences using the correct forms of
Komopbllt.
BOJlblUOE CEP/tUE •
(aurjiUHC'-.-iq cKa3Ka)
Exercise 12. Insert the appropriate forms of the verbs cmatnb, ecmamb, ne-
pecmamb, docmamb, tjcmamb.
1. JIioAH HcnyraAHCb xbMbi h luyMa, ohh’ ocfaHOBHAHCb h ...
—
cyAHTb JiaHKo. 2. ^Tbi npeeA nac b abc, mm ... h He MO/xeM Coab-
lue HATH, —
CKaaaAH qhh. 3. j3,o}KAt> y>Ke ... hath, h chobb apKO
CBexHAo coAHue. 4. Ona ... c AHBana h dbicxpo noAoiuAa k aepKaAy,
5. JIjkhm ... H3 KapMaHa naKex. 6. XfeAAa ... CBepxoK.
Exercise 13. (a) Combine the verbs nopeamb, pasopaamb, ebtpeamb and the
nouns 8y6, domuHKU, Aucm 6yMazu, eao nucbMO, pySauiKU. Compose sentences
using the phrases you have formed.
(b) Combine the verbs pasCunib, cAOMamb and the nouns nauim, noAKC,
cmeKAO, cmyA, aepKCAo, okho, depeeo, mapeAKU, pym, nacbt. Compose sentences
using the phrases you have formed.
Exercise i4. Say: What is the weather like today? What was the weather like
yesterday? What is the weather like in winter? in summer? What natural phe-
nomena occur in summer? in winter? Use the expressions: KOKan cezodnn nozoda?
udem doxcpb, cuez-, na yAUne xoAodno, meuAO, oKapKO, Cbipo, zpnsHO, cyxo, .wpoz;
cunem (ceemum) cOAnye, dyem {iuy.wm) eemep, zpeMum zpoM, HmuHacmcR zposa,
cmoum xopoiuan nozoda, MoposHan sumq, mhb menAO, n Mepsuy.
Exercise 15. Answer the questions.
1. O KOH paccM3biBaeT AerenAa FopbKoro? (O KaKHX aioahx pac-
cKasbiBaer PopbKHH, kotah k kbk HtHAH 9TH AioAH, KaKoe HecnacTbe
CAyMHAOCb C HHMH?)
2. Kto 6biA iXaHKO? Hto npeAAojKHA OH AlOAHM? HoneMy aioah
noBepnAH JXaHKO? 3. Khkhm Cma nyxb ahjagh qepea acc? 4. 4to
CAGA aA AJiH AtoAeft jlaHKO? 5. Kax bm AyMaere, b mbm cmmca ab-
reHAM 0 ilaHKO?
Exercise 16. Tell a legend of your people.
Lesson 40
339
Ha TeppuTOpHH CCCP, Hanpimep b TpysHH, ecTb paHOHbi ,c cyC-
TponHqecKHM KJiHMaTOM. SAecfa paeryt jimmobh, anejibcimbi, ManAa-
pimbi, Baft H pasHbie copTa BiiKorpaAa. PpyaftHCKHe ii apMancKiie '
Vocabulary
couHa;ivicT socialist BbIBOSHTb to export
couKaaticTHHecKHH socialist BBOSHTb to import
pecny6.iiiKa republic aoHa zone
KpynHwii large pasBOfluTb, -wy, -AHuib to breed
rocyAapcTBo state CKOT (onlt/ sing.) cattle
rocyAapcTBCHHUH state coBxoa (coBercKoe xobhuctbo) stale
nnouraflb (f.) area farm
KBaflpaTHfaiH KHJioMeTp square kilometre noKpuBarb, -to, -euib
paccTOBHue distance^ noKpwTb, H noKpoio -eujb } to cover
KypiiabCKue ocTpoaa the Kuril Islands ^ecTit 6opb6y to carry on struggle
OMUBaib, -er to wash KBHaa canal
Dnanaib, -ex to fall (into) BOAOxpaHuaitute reservoir
CeBcpHuu JleflOBHTbiii oKean the Arctic Meuntb, -to, -euib, iiaMeunTb'
change
Ocean HaMCHHTb, -K), -HUJb
'
340
'
people:
':-
HeKomopbie moK dyMatom. Some people think’ so.
aeKOTopbie h 3 nac some of us
MhorHe many; used only in the plural
MHorne JiioAH many people V
'
' '
.
.
direct object; phrases with mhozuc, mozoe are used in all cases.’
'
PaSoHHH, padoTHHK, cjiyjKamnH, TpyAHmHecn
'
paCoMnii \ ,
... . .
5
Oh xopoiuuu pa66mHUK.
HavHHbu"! padoTHHK Scientific worker
c.nv>KamHfi \
c.n<-)KaiuaH |
workers (in general, men or women)
Tpy;iHUi.ttecji
coBCTCKHe TpyAHumecB Soviet workers
Bha kind, sort, species nopoAa breed, species (of animals or
plants)
Copx sort THO type
nopoAa cKora, codan, AepeabeB
copra xadriKa, nuieHiinw, van
nepsbiH copr quality, first-rate
Bbicumfi copx top quality, best quality
TpaAyc'' degree
Aecnxb rpaAycoB Bbiuie nyjin (xenAa) (bakdc 10 rpaAycOB = -)-10°)
ten degrees above zero
=—
,
0® no Oapenreftxy =—
17,78’ no UeAbCnio
100° no Oapenrefixy =
-j- 37,78° no UeAbcnio
— 10° no OapeHreHxy== —23,33° no LI,eAbCHK>
j
!
-f-32° no Oapenrefixy =
0° no UeAbCHio
GRAMMAR
1.The Superlative Degree (npeBocxoAnan creneHb) of AdjeC“
fives and Adverbs. —
(1) The superlative degree of adjectives is ob-
tained from the positive degree by adding the word ciMbiu, ciMasi,
c&MOe, cdMbie, which changes in the same way as hard stem adjec-
tives. The ward cdsiuH with its adjective in gender, number
and case:
342
caMbiii KpacHBbiH ropoj;,caMoro KpacHBoro T6pp;i,a ... .
'
'
EoAbiue ecex n AtoduA ceofb Mamb, I loved my mother the best '
•
of all.
B dcnictnee r doAbtue 'eceeo AtoduA Humdnib. In my childhood I
liked reading best of all.
Memorise: ,
-
.
343
BHCuiaji MaieMaTHKa higher mathematics
BbicuinH copr top quality, best quality
Huauiiie >Ki[B6THbie the lower animals
crapuiHH npeno;iaBaTe.nb senior instructor
crapujHH uaywHbiH corpyAHUK senior scientific research associate
ciapuiHU noMouiHHK senior assistant
B jiynuieM (xyAuieM) cjiynae at the best (worst)
jiyMuuiH =
nepBbiH
nepBbivi yueHHK top pupil
EXERCISES
I . B
CpeAHefi Ashh aona nycxbiHb. CoBexcKHe jhoah BCAyx c ny-
cxbiHHMH ynopHyio 6opb6y. 2. 3xo lOJKHbie rpanHUbi CoBexcKoro
Corosa. BAQJib iojkhbix rpaHHu, HAyx BUcoKHe ropu. 3. B Gii6hph
rycxbie jieca. B Jiecax oxoxhtch Ha hchbothbix c ueHHbiM MexoM.
4. B cxenflx KaaaxcxaHa uejinHHbie aeMjiH. Ha ueiiHHHbix aeMJiHX
K0/IX03HHKH H paSoXHHKH C0BX030B Bbipaill,HBaK)X BHCOKHe ypOJKaH
nmeHHUbi, Kynypyabi h Apyrax Kyjibxyp.
(b) Break the complex sentences into two simple ones replacing Komopanl by
,
the corresponding noun or pronoun. Change the word order where necessary.' *
.
345
1. B
Oi6iipH Te.Kyx 6o;ibujiie peKH, na Koropbix coBercKHe jiiow
CTpoHT orpoMHbie ajieKTpocTaHUHH. 2. B ueHxpaJibHux paftoHax Poc-
cnii aoiia JiecoB, b Koxopbix pacxex MHoro uchhux nopOA AepeBbeB.
3. B BocxomiOH CnGiip}! naxoAnxca osepo BaftKaA, neAajieKO ox ko-
xoporo HaxoAHXCB ropOA HpKyxcK.
Exercise 7. Put the words given in brackets in the required form.
Exercise 9. Put the words given in brackets in the correct form. Use the
required prepositions.
Exercise 11. Change the sentences so that they, should express cloubt or
uncertainty;
'
(a) using the particle, r
Model: Bti anaeme ezo. Bbt, MooKent Sbimb, anaeme ezo. Bbi, p. dyMaio, ame-
me ezo.
Exercise 14. Copy out the text putting the words given in brackets in 'the
appropriate form. Retell the text.
JlErEHAA H ;d<M3Hb
347
.
Cn (O KOM? 0 UCM?).
2. CayMavi, coSbirne.
njiou{adb CCCP. MopH e CCCP. Pem, etc. Retell the text using your plan.
Exercise 17. Write a composition about your country (its climate, country-
side, fauna and flora, natural resources, etc.).
,
HACTb BTOPAfl
ypoK 41
KVCT CHPEHH ,
'
B Kpecjio. ,
— Kojifl, Hy Kax jxe xboh pa6oxa? rijioxo? Tbi cxaHCH, mu' bmci
xe oCcyAHM.
'
. -.
A.xMaaoB, nocMoxpeB na jxeny, Cbicxpo aaroBopHJi:
. 349
— Bee KOHMeno. Hepea mbchu ye^eM OTCKJAa- H bo bccm bhho-
BBTO nHTHO.
— Kaxoe nfiTHO, Kojib? ^ Hiniero He nomiMaio.
— OCbiKHOBCHHoe HBTHO, aejieHOfi KpacKoii. Tbi bbab sHaetub, h
BMC pa AO Tpex wacoB He jiojkhacb, KOHMaa MeprejKH. ^eprent Buiueji
npeKpacHUvi, bto bcc roEopsiT. Ho n ycia.T Bnepa, pyKii Apo>Ka.iH, h
nocaAim narno. /lyMa.i Ji, mto Tcnepb na Hero CACAaTb. H peiuiiA
na TOM MecTC HapHcoBaib AepeBbH. CeroAHH nonaabiBaio HepTene npo-
(Jieccopy, a oh cnpaiunBaer: «A ornyAa y Bac aAecb KycTH hohbh-
AHCb?.'>’A H roBopio BNiy: «3Aecb AeftcTBUTejibno KycTbi pacTyT». Mbi
HanaAii cnopuTb. HaKoneu npocjieccop cKaaaA: «Ecah bw thk yBepe-
Hbi, Mbi aaBTpa nocAeM BMecie h hocmotphm, ecTb tbm k^’ctbi hah
HeT».
My>K H wena chacah MOAna. BApyr BepoMKa, bckohhb c KpecAa,
cKaaaAa;
— CAyuiafi, Koab, hem hbao ceflqac jkc exaib.
— ^ He nceAy naBnnfiTbCH.
— Hhkto TeCn ne aacTaBAr.er naBHHBTbCH. A npocTO, ccah thm
Her TaKHX KycTOB, hx hhao nocaAiiTb ceiHiac Hie.
KorAa AAMaaoBbi npHexaAH k caAOBHHKy, oh oTicaaaACH paCoiarb
HOMbio. ToFAa Bepa paccnaaaAa eMy bcio hctophio. CaAOBHiiK, yAbid-
HyBuiHCb, corAacHAcn noMoqb hm. Ho y Hero 6uah toabko Kycxbi
ciipeHH. PeiuHAH nocaAHTb CHpeHb.
Ha cAeAyiomnH ashb Bepa BbiujAa Bcxpeqatb My>Ka na vAimy.
yBHACB ero, oHa noHBAa, mxo Bce koumhaocb OAaronoAVMno. .1h_u,o
AAM aaoBa Ghao paAOCxHbiM n CMacTAiiBbiXi.
— XopoLuo! ripeKpacHo! —
eme naAaAii aanpHnaA oh. npeAcxaBb —
ceGe, npnexaAH mu c hhm' k sthm xyexaM. CMOxpeA oh na hhx,
cMoxpeA, Aa>Ke AUcxoneK copBaA. « 4 xo aa AepeBo?» cnpauHiBaer.—
H roBopio; «He 3 HaK)». «H.aBHHHxe, roBopHx,— —
mchh. ZI.oa>kho
G bixb, B exapexb HannHaio, ecAH aaouA npo axH Kycxbi». Mne Aa>Ke
>KaAb, MXO B ero oSManyA.
Ohh, BeceAo paccMeBBUJHCb, nocMoxpeAH Apyr na Apyra. A Be*
poMKa CKaaaAa:
— CupCHb xenepb GyA^x HaBcerAa mohm aioGhmum uBexHOM.
CnoBapb
KycT ciipeiiH lilac bush MecTHOCTb {pK. p.) country
iiecuacTbe misfortune c-beMKH MecTKOcTH topographical survey
Mo.ma silently AO cHx nop up to now
rnsAeTb, n rnnwy, -AHuih to look (at MecTHwfi local
1
(hu kozO? Ha ‘uiio?) V somebody, ycneuiHO successfully
noraBACTb J something) npoxoAHTb 1 . .
350
( )
noAAepwKa support ,
(co ciyjia) J '
,
^ '
r»LiT*a*ri_ f .
nbiTarbCH, -locb, sacraBHXb, -bjuo, -BHuib J
nonbiTatbcn
a npocxo simply
npoSoBatb, H np66yio, -yeiub \ to try;
otKasuearbCH, -tocb,
nonpoGoBatb / to taste '
-eujbCH'
cosaaaaTb, -ib, -etub \ , , i to rbfu ^e
refuse
oxKasaxbcn, a oxKatKycb,
cosAaib, a cosAHM / ^j
-euibcfl (om Head?)
coaflanne creation
bxKas (ox) refusal
HeodxoAHMbift {dA/i Koao?) necessary
SaarononyHHo all right, We)!
ycaoBue condition
HsgajiK {omKijda'?) from a distance
coBAaBaib (KOMy? dAa kozo?) ycnoBHH’
to create conditions npeAcxaBnnxb, -lo, -euib "i
to
^ copy -Biiujb ceoe [Hino?)
nepenucaTb ./ j
I ,
) j
,
flo Tpex HacoB till, three o’clock Aarepb {m. p.) camp
'
!\
turned out to be excellent Airraxa quotation !l.
nPMMEHAHHH K CnOBAPH)
, SnaHeHHe npHCTaeoK
6 ——ABH>KeHHe BHyxpb
BHOCHTb BHeCTH t k,-: •
(in,
tt \
into, to)
BBOAHTb — BBCCTH J
in(to)
351
BniicbiBaib — Bnucaib to writing)
insert (in
BJiHBaTb — BjiHTb to pour in
BTenarb — b to flow in
Bie^ib
Bna^arb to flow in
BCTaB.nHTb — BciaBUTfa to
{ntno? e) insert
nepe —
nepeni'icbiBaTb
«cAejiaTb qTO-HH6yAb
— nepenucaTb to rewrite
eme pa3»
nepeAe.ibTBaib — nepeAeJiaxb tochange, to do again
ho: nepenvicbiBaTbca (c kzm?) to correspond with
nepeiuicKa correspondence
BCCTu nepenHCKy to carry on correspondence
no
C
— to do for a while, to have a
rjiarojiaMH HeonpeAejieHHoro abhjkchhb h HeKoxopuMH APyruMi
noxoAHTb to walk for a while
nocxoHxb to stand for a while
noryAHXb to take a walk
noAexaxb to fly for a while-
noAyMaxb to think for a while
nocnaxb to take a nap
noMOjmaxb to be silent (for a while)
noroBopiixb to have a talk
nouypiixb to have a smoke
Kypc course
Kypc jieKUHH course of lectures
cxyACHX nepBoro, Bxoporo' nypca a first-year, second-year student
OH Ha nepBOM, BxopoM Kypce he is in his first, second year
6bixb (y'liixbCH) ua nepBOM Kypce MeAHiumcKoro (jjaKy.nbTexa to I
2 . PjiarojibHbie npHCxaBKH.
BHAOBaa napa
2 ) JleKcimecKHe npncxaBKH HSMeHaioT bha marona h oAHOBpe-
MeHHO npHAaiox PAaro-ny AonoAHHxeAbHoe aHaneHiie.
HecoBepuieHHbiH bha CoBepmeHHbiii bha
nepenHcaxb to copy
noAHHcaxb to sign
nHcaxb BHHcaxb to insert
BbiniicaTb to write out
sanHcaxb to write dowr
oniicaxb to describe
BHAOBaa napa
npaBoniicaHiie npncxaBOK
B npiicxaBKax 6e3-, 603-, 83-, U3-, 06fe3-, pa3- nepcA sbou-
KHMH cor.xacHbiMH H nepeA rAacHbiMii numexca 3, nepcA rnyxiiMii
cor.nacHbiMH —
c: pa3eoeopu6amb —
paccKasbieanib.
y MHoriix r.naroAOB aepeAyioxca Kpaxioie ^^opMbi npHcxasoK (e-,
G3-, 113-, 00-, onu, nod-, pas-, c-) c hoahumh (JiopMaMu npiicxaBOK
(eo-, 630-, U30-, o6o-, omo-, nodo-, papo-, co-).
23*
355
KpaTKan
(|)op.Ma npuciaBOK. riojiHan cj)opMa npuctaBOK.
r.iaroHhHan 4)opMa HantiHa- rjiaroAfaHan (|)opMa uamiHa-
eicn c OAHoro comacnoro. ercH c rpynnu corjiacHbix.
e.mmb a eoMto (ji’ +
ft), mbi. eonbeim
ynPAWHEHHfl
356
MacTnubi oedb, OKe: cny^Kax ;ijih ycnneHUH BbicKasbmaHH?!.
Ha aHraiiiicKiiii aabiK MacTima eedb nepeBOj,HTCH cnoeaMii but,
then, offer all n.in APyrnMii cpe:icTBaMii.
rPAMMATMKA
v^eenpunacTHe. ZfeenpHqacTHe Bbipa>5caeT AononHHTenbuoe aeii-
I,
-H
— MHTaa reading
.
uiiTaeiub
BiiAimib — BUAB seeing Cornacubiu Kan bo BTopoM .nine.
MoeuibCH — Mosicb washing YAapeHne b nepBOM uaic .'luiie.
BcraBaTb BCTaBan
vanaBaTb — yBnasaa . .
y
npQMHeHUe 11. PaccKawnte teKcy, ynorpeS/iHS, r^e 3 to bo3mo>kho, Aee-
npiNacTiia n aeenpimacxHbie odopoTbi.
—FoHUOBa —
MOH 4)aMHjiHH, —
cKasajia oaa Ha npouxaHne. ,
1. He
without saying good-bye. 2. I told you that without
left
thinking. 3. He
entered the room without taking off his coat.
4. We went on, paying no attention to the cold. 5. My friend
translates Russian articles into English without using a dictionary,
6. I met an aquaintance of mine in the street. But he did not rec-
ognise me and passed by without stopping.
358
nye^HKOBdTb, -yio, -yeuib 1 ao KOHUa cBoefi 'JKH3HH tlirougliout
onyo;inKOBaTb J .
one’s life
npHKas order * * * .
3 brin-
cbbmHfeift usual aOCTaSHTb, -BJIIO, -BHUlb / ,
nPMMEHAHHH K CJIOBAPH)
SaHHMaxbCsi HayBHofi paSoxoii (AeaxeAbHocxbro) to do scientific work
saHHMaxbCH HccAeAOBaHneM no ... to do research in ...
'
xbi, naCAioAeHHH .
rPAMMATMKA
1. ripHMacxHfl. ripHnacxHfi onpeAejiniox hmb cymecxBiixejibHoe ii
364
rAJlHJlEO fajihjieK
, .
:
361
B ueHTpe Hamefi n.naHexHOU cucteMbi, cmiraji KonepHUK, Haxo-
JIHTCH CojiHue, a SeMJiH h Apyrae nAanexM abha^Ytch -Bonpyr Hero.
ripaKTiwecKaft ii TeopetHMecKaH HaynHan AeaTejibHoctb FajHiaen
AOKaaa.na npaBHAbHOCTb cHcteMbi Mwpa HnKOJian KonepniiKa.
CnoBapb
362
ry.n5?rom,He strollers ,
ynPAWHEHHfl
Horo aajiora:
1.
KH, BnepBbie
PaAHAeo PaAHAeii —
nepubift H3 bcahkhx ocHOBaxejieu (|)H3H-
HccjieAOBaBmuH pnA BajKHeHumx (JinsnqecKHX .BBjieHHH
H oCocHOBaBumii ocnoBHue AUHaMuqecKne saKOHbi ABH>KeHHH:
2. PaGoxbi raAiijieH, HMeBume orpoMHoe AnaqeHHe A-na noSeAbi
,
367
rcjiHoueHTpimecKoii ciiCTeMbi Miipa, AOKaaa.nii npaBH.nbnocTb yqeHnsi
KonepHHKa.
3 ra.injieii Cbi.i nepobiM Me.noBeKOM. cyMeBuiHM nocipoiiTb Te-
.
32 paaa.
5 OrpoMiioc SHayeime iiMe.m HarvuoAemin rajin.nen, yBHAeBuiero
.
2 . c HceHtUHnoii,
3 . y ABepei'i AOMa a ysHAtA KCHimmy,
0) 1 . 12 anpe.na 1961 roAa mockbumh BCipe- KomopbtH coecptnu.i
na.nii KocMoiiaBta lOpaa ParapuHa, nepebiil noActn e koc-
2 . B rocTii K padoMHM npaexaA kocmo- MOC.
uanr lOpiiu ParapiiH,
3 . PaComie GeccAOBaAn c lOpiioM Fara-
pmibiM,
4 . jMHonie h 3 mix WHTaan Kimry lOpna
FarapHna,
5. Bee CMOTpeAH KHlIOCjlHAbM «K 3 B 03 -
-fiw,, -aw, .
,
- 3 W-
-Hb
a) noMOMb — iiOMor — noMoriuHii, noMoraian, noMormee, iioMor-
uiiie
-cmul-cntb, -3niu!-3mb
6) necTH —
nee (a necy) Hecumii —
iipHnecTM —
npHnec —
npniiecuiHi! ii t. a-
pacTH — —
poc pociUHii
b) bccth —
Ee.i (ji BeAv) bcauiiui —
nepcBCCTH —iiepeBC.T (it nepcBCAy) — nepe- nepenoc yAapeiiHH
na npeAiuecTByjo-
BeAuiiiii I
365
.
-Hymb
r) nornOHyib nornS — noraGuiHii
npHBblKHVTb —
npHBbIK npHBblKIUHH—
— —
,
366
koto-
MOJioAOH oTeu npefljio>KHJi caiKaTb AepeBO b tjecxb peSeHKa,
pWH POAHJICH. 4. MOAOAejKb, KOTOpaH npHeXaAa HO ^KOMCOMOAbCKHM
nyreBKaM noAHHMatb ueAHHy, ctpoHAa b jkapKOH cxenn HOBBie
ropoAa. 5. JIioah, Koxopue BeAyx ynopHyio. 6opb6y c necKawu,
cxpoHX B nycxbiHHX KaHaAbi h BOAoxpaHHAHma. 6 JItoah HSMCHaiox
npupoAy, npeapamaiox nycxbiHH b nAOAopoAHbie aeMAH, Koxopbie
-
(SoHUMasicb, 3aHUMaH}U{uuai.)
2. ... b Aa6opaxopHH, cxyAeHXbi nposeAH nHxepecHbie HaoAioAe- •
370
ynpQMHeHtte J2- npomiTaiiTe npcAJioJKeHHH. OSpaTnie BHiij.iaHue Ha cone-
TamiH CO cjioBOM aHQ'ieHue.
BypaJKeHKBMH.
Aeii — nepcbiu
us eeAimux ocnoeameAei'i (ptisuKu. 2. BcKope Fuauabu
nocxpoH.x xcAecKon. 3. HcKAWHumeAbno eaoxHoe SHmemie iiMeex
uaijHHaa demiBAbHOcmb Foauaba e odAacmu acrnpOHOMuu. 4. Pb-
ay.wnambt ceoux HadAtodemO. PajiHJieH h3Jio>khji b o jiByx
«J[I.Hajiore
r.naBHeriuiHX CHcreMax. MHpa». 5. Padombi fanuAea netiarajiH aa rpa-
'
HHueH. .
1. Te.necKon FajiH.ri£H.
2. Hao.TioAeHHB Fbahjich aa SBesAHbiM HefioM.
3! Peay.ibTaTbi aCTpoHOMHMecKHX HaSjHOAeHHii Fa^HAea.
4. SaiHHTa reAHOueHTpHHecKofi CHcreMbi MHpa.
y npastCHeHue 19. PaccKaiKHie, nto bbi anaete p Asyx cacTe'Max Miipa.
1 KaK HaabiBaeTCH CHcteMa MHpa FIxoAOMen? Kax npeACTaBAna
.
> ,3TOOmHBKA,,MAPH5[/
373
,
Gnoeapb
coCnpaTbcn — coSpaThcn to intend Mbi He HaACBAHCb HHuero ycAHuiaib
Tenaoxoa motor-ship we hoped we would hear nothing
rHSpa.nrap Gibraltar pasAaBaTbCB, pasAaercn "1
* u ^
PaBana Havana pasAaTbcn, pasAacrcn )
full stop
p™'
Aaeaib-l'WH^. (nocAyuiarb)
Ae.iaeTCH =
nponcxoAHT THpe dash
9d)i'ip ether aanHCMBaib, -to, -euib 4 , .
to write dowr
npocuTb paapemeHHfl to ask for permis- aanHcaib
\ |
sion KOMHara aanoAHiiAacb
uiyMOM the roon
c.iyaredHbiii official was filled with noise
no.iHbiii (no.aoH) (need?) full (of) no-BiiAHMOMy apparently
cyA'io {mh. h. cyAa, cyAoe) vessel Tax KaK since, because
naccawiipcKoe cyAuo passenger vessel HacToniAiiH real, true
Ax.iaHTHKa (he Atlantic AHCKBaAHijtHKauHfl disqualification
rpydbiH coarse AHCKBaAHijtHAHpoBaTb, -yto, -yeuib t(
HeJKHbiii tender disqualify
cpduHbiii urgent, express BbIBCHHTb, -to, -eiUb
f. ^
BbtHCHHTb, -to, -HtUb I
J J
Mapuipyr course J
cyTKH (p. n. cyroK) 24 hours tjjpaaa phrase, sentence
npaso right coTHJt (p. n. MH. H. coren) a hundret
HMCTb npaeo to have the right bo3m6)kho probably
HapyuiaTb, -to, -eutb "j (3a)neAeHroBaTb to take the bearing(s) o
napyuiHTb, -y, -Huib to break CHtirarb, -to, -eujb {koz 6? nmo? KeM\
|
(Ttiunmy, npaBii.TO) J HeM?) to consider
HapytueHue breach, violation (no)coMyBCTBOBaTb, -yto, -yeuib (komiJ?
HapymiiTeAb (.ti. p.) disturber to sympathise (with)
Tcpneib deACTBHe to be in distress coMyBCTBue sympathy
cn^^^aA deACTBHJt distress signal
MopHK sailor
HaKaaMBATb, -to, -eiub npHMep example
HaKaaarb, n naKawy, -euib |
J
‘
caAOH saloon
HaKaaaHHC punishment ABMa lady
AewypcTBo watch noABOAHbtii submarine
noATopa, noATopu one and a half HerbipexAeTHtiH four -year-old
nPMMEMAHHn K CJIOBAPK)
riepecTauaTb — nepectaTb hhc|).
/'BHH. n.
npeKpauiatb— npenpaTHTbC to stop, to cease -f-
gerund
374
nepecraTb BOJiHoeaTbCH, nJiaKaxb, yBejiiiMUBaibCH, ^yMaxb o
JlooKdb nepecmaA. The rain has stopped..
JleuMeHue npeKpamuAOCb.
UIijM iipeKparniiACH.
zde? to gather, to meet
CoSHpaxbCB — co6paxbC5i\
to intend, ’to be going (to do
to be about (to do ...)
/row
^
'^'^a number of
oCopyAOBanue equipment
annapaxypa (KOMn.aeKC annapaxoB) apparatus
3x0 = that ...
rPAMMATHKA
1. raaroAbi oSmeBoaBpaTHoro aHaMCHMa. HeKoxopbie pyccKHe
BoaspaTHbie raaroabi cooTBexcTByioT HeBoaBpaTHWM rAaroaaM b an-
rAHHCKOM aabiKe. 3 th rAaroAH, b OTAHane or cooTBeiCTByiomHX ne-
BoaepaTHbix nepexuAHUx rAaroAOB, ofioanaMaioT, aro AeficTBHe He
nepexoAHT na odbeKT, a cocpeAOToaeno toabko na cy&beKie.,
ynPAWHEHHfl
31 . „
ynpaitcHeHue L B AaHnwx npe^JiaKenunx aaMeHine, tag bosmo/Kho, npii-
AaTOwiibie npeAJiO/Keimn npH'iacTiibiMH' o6opotaMii.
ccHTJiGpn. .
I remembered the girl who had sung it at the party. 4. Studying foreign
1. CoAHue —
uenxp iiaLueii nAauexHoii CHcreMu. 2. TaAHAeu —
nepBUH H3 BCAHKHX ocHOBaxcAeii cjjHaiiKH. 3. «ZfnaAor q abYX tasb-
HeiiuiHx CHCxeMax Mnpas —
axo peayAbxax HayuHoii paGoxu PaAiiAeA.
4. KonepHiiK — BeAHKHii no.ibcKnii yMeHufi, ocnoflaxeAb reAHOuenxpH-
qecKoii cncxeMu wnpa. 5. i].py>i<6a Koxa h muiuh axo neobuq- —
Hoe fiaaeinie b Mupe jkhboxhux. 6. BoAra caMan AAH?iHaH peKa B —
Eapone.
378
Kpone. Co-
7. OepaTine BHHMaHKe Ha ynoTpeQneHHe
c.ioBa
ynpaoKHeHui
npeaJioHiCHHa, ynoTpee.iaa cjiobo npOMC b pasHbix SHaqeHHHX.
craBbTC
379
ynpaoKHenue 13. npoiUTarue reKCT. PaccKa>KiiTe ero, iicno/ibayn BbueaeH-
Hbie c-ioBa H BbipaweiiitB.
BEK CHHTETHKH
B.bpraiikaM.
CHHxexiiqecKHe MaxepnaAbi iichoAbayioxca xiipypraMn A-na Boccxa-
HOBACHna cocyAOB, nameBpAa^' ii AaiKe AAa Aeaenaa iiekoxopbix
, XH>KeAbix aaSoAeBaHHH cepAiia. fib ,3X0 xojibKO -HaqaAO. .HepeA, yqe-
.
,
Bee, HaqiiHaa. ox cxpoei|Ha :xeAa h kbpqaa yMcxBeHHOH 'H 4)H3 h-
.
,
,
'
;
SnaMCHHe npHcxaBOK
803-I60C «co3AaTb npexjHee nojioH{eHHe» (re-)
— B0CC03AaTb
, ,
B0CC03AaBaTb J
(np'OHSBOAHTb — npoH3BecTH to produce)
BOsodHOBJiHTb — B 03 o 6HOBHTb to renew
BoadyjKAatb to excite
BospacTatb to increase
rPAMMATMKA
^ f My
spectacles broke,
y MSHH pasduAucb OHKU. my spectacles.
I" broke
.
386
/
,
— iaBaeMbiH
;iaBaTb
— npo^aBaeMbift h
npoftaBatb t. ft.
— ftocTaBaeMbiH
HocTaBaTb,
yanaBaTb — ysnaBaeMbiH
HHorfta npHqacTHH HacTOjimero BpeMSHH ynorpeSJiBiOTCH b Ka-
qecTBe npnjiaraTejibHbix (oSbiMHO c oxpHuaHHeM He) n cooTBeiCTByioT
anrjiHHCKHM npHJiaraiejibHbiM c cy 4 4^HKC 0 M -ble:
>
nsMeHHTfa yc;iOBHH —
HSMeHeHHe ycAOBna
npoBecTH onbiT —
npoBCACHHe onura
‘Hpyrne orrjiarojibHHe cymecTBKxeabHHe ynpaBanjor tbm xte
naACjKOM, HTO K rjiaroji'.
CTpeMHTbCH K HoSeAC —
crpeMJieHHe k noSeae
saHiiMaTbCH acrpoHOMiieH —
aaHHTHH acrpoHOMHeH
ynPAMtHEHHfl
y
nfiamneHue 4. BctaBbTe cjioBa, noacHsiomiie BbiAe-ieHHbie npimacTiiH h.hh
npujiarare^ibnbie. HsMeHiiTe mbcto npuMacTHoro oGopoia b npeA.io>KeHHii.
3S0
ynpaoKHCHue 7. C;ioBa, CTonmne b CKoSnax, ynoTpeGure b npaBH;ibiioH
4)opMe. ffle iiyiKHO, nocTaBbte npeflJiorti.
390
:
•
MATb EJIH3ABETA
BeqepaMH b HacTynHBUiefi teMHOTe cTanoBHJiHcb nycxbiMH napHHc-
QKJie yjiHiibi.
Kamjiyio Hoqb bo ^Bopax TiopcM npoHcxoAHJiH paccxpejibi, o ko-
Topbix yxpoM coodmajio pa;^HO.
Ee Toxce AOJix<Hbi dbiJiH paccipejiATb. Mojio;iyio, npacHByio >KeH-
mnny, Maxb ;i,eBHTHMecHqHoro pe6eHKa, yqacTHHuy abhjkchhh Conpo-
THBJieHHB. «Bce KOHHHTCH B MCTbipe MaCa yTpa», —
o6bHBHJlH 453JUBCTbl.
A B nojiHoqb b KaMepy Boiujia MonaxHHH, THxaa h cnoKOHHaa, c
cepbeaHbiM. ;io6pbiM jihulom. Ona aaroBopHJia c apecjOBaHHOH. Ho mo-
jio^aa xceHiUHHa He cxajia ee cjiymaTb.
— —
O KaKOM 6ore bh roBopHre, BCKpiiqajia oHa, ecm qepes —
HecKOjibKO qacoB mbha ydbrot, a moh Majibim ocxaHeTca cnpoxofi.
MHHyxy B KaMepe 6biJio xhxo. Hoxom npo3By«ajio xojibKO o;iho
cjiOBo;
— PasACBafixecbl
Maxb EJiHsaBexa, xaK SBajin MOHaxHHio, nepe^ajia apecxoBaHHoft
CBOK) 0AeH<Ay h paccKaaajia, kbk bhhxh h 3 xiopbMbi, a caMa ocxa-
jiacb B KaMepe. Ha paccBexe ee KasHHJiH.
npHuiJio ocBo6o}KAeHHe. CnaceHHaa HesnaKOMOH MOHaxHHeft mojio-
Aaa KeHmHHa o6oujjia Bce MOHacxbipH ropo^a. OHa Hcicajia cjieAbi
cBoeii cnacHxejibHHHbi. HaKoneu., ona Hamjia MOHacxbipb, H3 koxo-
poro ACHCXBHxejibHO Hcqesjia MOHaxHHH no hmohh Maxb' E.nH3aBexa.
Kor;ia pacKpbiJiH MonacxbipcKHe khhxh, BbiacHHJiH, qxo MOHaxHHH
6 bijia pyccKOH noaxeccofi KyabMUHOH-KapasaeBOH.
Ee xopomo snajin b jiHxepaxypnoH Mockbc. Hepe^ naqanoM '
‘
CnoBapb
E.iiiaaBeTa Elizabeth napuHiCKiifi Parisian
TCMiiora darkness TiopbMa prison
MapiiHv Paris cuACTb b xropbMc to be imprisoned
39.3
)
J
repoHuii heroine
noaiioMb (otc. p.) midnight BbinycKaxb, -m, -emb "j .
cacA trace
enaeuxe-Tb ( m . p.) "1
(npecxynaemie)
„ .
r c er
cnacihe.ibiiHua | « * *
no UMemi \ ”
no (paMHaHii/ ^ Kpafi, iia Kpaib edge
noaxecca poetess panuxb, -K), -Hmb to wound, to injure
no33HH poetry aanucKa note
rope grief paneiicxBo equality
yOiiTuri ropcM heart-broken CpaxcxBO fraternity
.iHiiib^io.ibKo only opyanie arms, weapons
Kara.iur catalogue Goii battle
394
nPHMEHAHMa K CnOBAPlC
TBopnecTBo creative work
TBopqecTBO nHcarejiH, yvenoro
ripoHSBeAeHHe work
^poH 3 Be;^eHHe HCKyccxBa, xyAoxcecxBeHHoe npoH3Be;;eHHe work of art
jiHTepaiypHoe npOH3Be;ieHHe literary work
MysbiKaiibHoe npoH3Be;teHHe musical composition
uaCpamibie npoHSBeAeHHH, co^juneHHH selected works
nojiHoe codpaHue co^HHeHiiH riymKHna the complete works of
Pushkin
xyAOJKecTBeHHaH JiuTepaiypa fiction
nay^HbiH xpyA scientific work
yKOMy? 0 fieM?
06’bflBjiHTb, aaflBJiHTbs^ to declare, to announce
^
oSbJIBJmTb — oSbaBHTfa
Oh oo'hsieuji (mhb) o ceoeM peiuenuu yexamb.
Oh od-bmuA, nmo xonem yexamb.
oSbHBjiBTb BOHHy to declare war
odbasHTfa coSpaHHe oTKpbiTbiM (saKpbiTbiM) to declare the meeting
open (closed)
oCbas/ieHue announcement
saHBjiHTfa — saHBHTb (b ocf)HUHajibHbix coodmeuHHx)
CoeerncKoe npaeumeAbcmeo saneuAo, nmo nobdepoiciieaem 6opb6y
a(ppuKaHCKiix Hapodoe sa ceoSody u nesaeucuMocmb.
saflBjieHiie statement
make a statement
CAeJiaxb sajiBjieHHe' to
noAaib saHBJieHne to hand in an application
BepHTb (KOMy? HBMy?) BepHTb (eo nmo?) to believe (in
something)
BepHbifi faithful; correct Bepa faith (in. something)
HeBepHbiH unfaithful; wrong BepnocTb faithfulness; correctness
rioJi-, nojiy- half, semi-, hemi- nojiyocxpoB peninsula
noaroAa half a year nojiyuiapue hemisphere
no;maca half an hour nojiyxpyr \ semicircle
no.TJAeHb midday nojiyjiposoAHHK semiconductor
nojiHOMb midnight no.iypacnaA semidissociation
nojiynycTbiHH semidesert hojijokhakhh •
semiliquid
rPAMMATMKA
I. npH4acxHH npomeAuiero BpeMeuH cxpaAaxejibHoro sajiora
ynoxpeGjiHfoxcB ajih BbipawemiH saKOHueHuoro AeilcxmiH, npen-
mecxBOBaBmero rjiaBHOMv
^ Humaio noAijnennyto meAeepaMMy. I am reading the telegram
I have received.
a) -HH-blU
3DG
TaGjiHua npaqacTHH
ynPAMfHEHMfl
ynpaotcuentte I. a) OOpaayiiTe npiwaCTHH CTpaflaiejibHoro aajiora npoiueauie-
ro cpcMeiiH OT cjieayiomHx r;iaroJioB;
398
npaoKHeHiie 4. BcxaBbTC bmecto tohck flencTBHTeJibHoe hjih crpaflaTeafaHoe
y
npH^acTiie b HyjKHOH 4)opMe.
was informed...
1. I 2. I was told ... 3. Galileo was not al-
. .
lowed 4. We were
... . asked ... 5. The patient was allowed... .
400
.
JlOMb VKPAHHbl
26-1845
401
ypoK 46
cyjibBA yqEHoro
CiiOBapb
cynbOa fate nojiojKCHHe position
npaDKTb, •d;ik), 'DHiub to rule oecepBaxopHn observatory
npanHieab (,«. p.) ruler flcjio yneHoro work of a scientist
npHHHHa cause, reason pe.nHrHn religion
rparcflHn tragedy pacceHBaTb, -H), -euib \ to dissipate, to
TparHsecKHH tragic paccenTb, -ro, -HUJb / vanish
ntCe-ib (wc. p.) death xyMaH fog, mist
De.n'iKHH ywcHbiii caoero BpeMCHH a UapcTBo kingdom
great scientist of his time paspyujaTb, -k), -emb 1 .
^ ^ ^
ne TonbKO HO (h) not only' ... but paapyuJHTb, -y, -HUJb J
also ocxaBaTbcii Ha bchhuc apeMena to re-
HaooopoT, HanpoTiiB on the contrary main for ever
(piiKCHpoBaTb, -yjo, -yeujb 1 , r.
3ai})HKCHponaTb /
hojiet k sbesziam
402
o6paTHO? Be^b ajih raKoro nyreuiecTSHH ny^KHu 6y;iyT iiecHTKH, a
MOHteT 6biTb, H coTHH Jiex, ecjiH Mbi 6yfleM cyiiTaib no nameMy,
aeMHOMy BpeMenn. Vyenwe OTseqaiOT na stot BOnpoc yiBepAHTejibHO.
Aejio B. TOM, nTO, corjiacKo Teopini oTHOciiTejibHocTii SfiniuTeH-
na, B KocMHqecKOM Kopa6jie, .neTBineM co ckopocTbK), CnnsKoft k
cKopocTH cBCxa, Bcc npoueccbi 6yMyT npoTCKarb Meji^iennee, ecjiH
Mbi CyAOM HSMepHTb HX HO qacBM, ocTaBiuHMca na SeMJie. Mefljien-
nee OyAex dHXbca cepAue, Me;iJieHHee pasBHBaxbcH pacxenHe, nepeMe-
maxbcn qacoBan £xpejiKa, Kojiedaxbca sjieKxpoHbi b axoMax h x.
OxcroAa H npHMep, npuBO^UMbm (})H3HKaMH; ec.nii mo.xojioh qeJio-
BCK, ocxaBHB roflOBaJioro cbina, nojiexux na OKO.qocBexoBofi paKexe na
sBesfly Bery h nepea rofl (no «paKeTHOMy» BpcMenn) Bepnexcn o6pax-
HO, cbiH ero 6yAeT cxapme csoero oxua; Be;i,b oxen, mchji b aaMCfl-
jieHHOM pnxMe; ajih nero npomeji xojibKO roj, a JiKDaen, ocxas-
uiHXCH na SeMJie, npomjio naxbAecax Jiex h 6ojiee.
Bee 3X0 npoxHBopeqnx s^ipasoMy cMbic,iy, c6menpnHHxbiM npe/i-
cxaBJieHHHM. nosxoMy BHaqajie ^axKe MHome ^hshkh ne cor.xamajiiicb
c coaflaxejieM xeopnH oxHocHxejibHOcxn SfiHmxefiHOM. Hsaecxen cJiy-
qaft, Kor^a o;ihh aMepHKancKHH npo{J)eccop, npocjiyiuaB JieKUHio
Ajibdepxa SHHuixenna, CKasaji eMy:
—Mon sApaBbifl cmhcji ne npHHHMaex Bamy xeopufo. Oh oxpii-
uaex HBjieHHH, Koxopwe He.nb3H yBHAexb coScxBeHHbiMH r.nasaMH.
— —
Hy qxo >k! cKasaji OHHuixefiH. KJiajiHxe cboiIi sapaBbifl —
cMbicji cro^a Ha exoji. CHaqajia npoBepHM, cymecxByex .hh oh.
C/iosapb
aarcM = hotom
M ape Mars
a Aa;ibiiie and then pasBHTHe development
paccTOflHne distance nepeMemaTb(cH), -lo, -euib
Ha paccTOHHHH at a distance
Itomove
nepeMecTHTb(cn), -my. -ctituib /
AecHTOK ten uacoBan crpeaKa hand (of- a watch,
no, coraacHO (ueMiJ?) according to clock)
scMHOH earth’s-,- terrestrial
KOJiedaTbcn, oh KoaeSaeTcn to oscillate
ytBepAHTeabHbiff affirmative
noaowHTejibHbiH positive KoaeGanne oscillation
yraepHCAaTb, -lo, -euib (</mo?) to affirm, aaeKxpoH electron
to assert oxcibfla hence
yTBepjKflCHHe assertion npHaofluxb —
npuBCcxH npHMep. to give
oTpHpaTb, -H), -euib to deny an example
oTpuuaTeabHbiH negative roaoBaabiH one-year-old
oraeHaTb noaowHieabHo (yiBepaHTeab- oKoaocBexoBofi near to the velocity of
HO, OTpHuaxeabHo) na Bonpoc to light
answer the question in the affirmative to slow down,,
aaMeaanxb, -euib
-io,
(in the negative) to delay; to
aaHCflflHXb, -H), -HUlb
TeopHH OTHOCHTeabHocTH theory of re- decelerate
lativity .
pHXM rhythm
co CKopocTbH) at a speed (of) npoxHBopcHHXb, -y, -HUlb (jeoMy? neMy?)
SaibKHM K similar to to contradict
npouecc process npoxHBopeuHe contradiction
npoTCKaTb, .ex (npouecc, peaKUnn) to cMbicji sense
take place, to proceed sflpaBbiH CMbicn common sense
26 *
403
npi'iitsTUH accepted npocaymaTb (flOKaafl, jickuhio, coodme-
oCmcnpMunTbJH generally accepted naacTHHKy) to hear
Hiie,
npcACTanacHHe notion, idea coScTBeHHMH onc’s own
wMCTb npeACTaBJicHiie o teopHH otho- coScTBCHHOCTb (wc. p.) property
CHTCjibiiocTH to have an idea about uy MTO K(e)! well!, all rightl
the theory ot relativity cymecTBonaTb, -yio, -euib to exist
rmnareab {m. p.) founder, creator cymecTBOBamie existence
CnoBapb
nPHMEHAHMH K CnOBAPK)
SnaHCHHe npHcxaBOK
404
pacmenjieHHe
pacTBopHTb(c5i)— pacTBopHTb(cH) to dissolvc
pacTBopeHHe
pacno.naratb — pacno;io>KHTb to dispose ,
pacnojiojKeHHe ‘ •
pacnpe^ejiATb — pacnpeAe.niiTb
.
'
distribute
to,
paapyiuaTb — paapyuiHTb to destroy
'
er,
c — ABHJKeHHe
con-, with):
B oAuy ToqKy, coeAHHeHue (togeth
coeAHHHTb — coeAHHUTb to
, , ,
to combine
join,
coeAHHeHne’ .
405
c ojiHoro Mcc-ra Ha ;^pyroe (to move):
nepeciaB.iHTb — nepecxasHTb to place somewhere else
— nepe.xonoiTb to put in a different place
nepeK;ia;ib!BaTb
nepeABifratb — nepeflBiiHyTb to move from one place to another
nepeHOCHTb — nepenecTH to carry from one place to another
nepeMematb — nepeMCCTHTb to move from one place to another
nepeMematbCH
nepe.aHBarb — nepejiHTb to pour out from one container into another
nepeo;ieBaTbCH — nepeo;ieTbCH to change one’s clothes
nepecajKHBaTbca — nepecectb change one’s
to- to change trains
seat;
nepecaAKa change (in travelling)
J^e.^aTb nepeca^Ky to change (trains, etc.)
nepeMCHitTb to change
nepexoin'iTb (bo Btopoft K.aacc, Ha Tperuft Kypc) to get one’s remove
nepexoA transition
nepexoA or cjjeoAa.ifisMa k KanHiaaiisMy
06uie- generally
rPAMMATMKA
1. Oo.nHbie H KpaTKHe ^opMW npHwacTMu npou/CAuiero BpeMCHH
CTpaaaTCjibHoro aa.iora. OpawacTHe npomeAuiero Bpe.MCHH crpa^a-
Te.wbjioro 3a.7ora MO/Ker CwTb b npea-TO/KCHHH onpeAe.aenHew (otbc-'
warb na Bonpoc kukou?) h.ih cKaaycMbiM.
nomiaa (|)op.Ma npHwacTna —
onpe;(e.7 eHHe:
no.iyweHHbiu, -aji, -oe, oTKpbiTwn, -an, -oe, -bie
KpaTKaa (})opMa npnwacTH5i —
CKaaye.Moe ;
rio.iywoH, -a, -o. -u, oTKpur, -a, -o, -bt.
CpaBHHTe:
Bbi ijoice npoHumaAU nOJiyncHHOe nuctMO? (onpeAeJieHHe — non-
Haa (J>opMa)
9mo nucbMO 6biA0 nOJiynenO enepa (cKasyeMoe KpaTKaa (][)opMaj. —
B kpaxKHX (^opMax npHtiacTHH nHuiercH o;iho ~h. VAapeHiie na
TOM JKe c.nore, mto h y nojiHbix 4)opM, KpoMe npn^jacTHfi c cy^^HK-
coM -ch:
pemeHHbiH —
pemeH, pemeHa, pemeno, pemeaw
ocBo6o>KAeHHbiK —
ocBodoKAeH, ocBodoKaena, ocBodomseHo, ocbo-
6o)KAeHbi
*
AKTHBHaSl KOHCTpyKD,Ha naccHBHaa KOHcrpyRUHS
a) HecoBepmeHHbui bba'. a) BoaspaTHbiii maro.n:
y<{eHbie peiuawm dinu npo- 3ma npod.ie.Ma peumemcn
o.ieMii. '
yncHbiMii.
1) C p a B H H T e j] b H a H crenenb;
ffOAee -f- no,no>KHTe.nbHaa creneHb
Menee 4- nojfoKnxejibHaH cxenenb
6o;iee HHxepecHbifi, -an, -oe, -bie, 6ojiee HHxepeccH, HHxepecHa, -o,
-bi
2) ripeBocxoAHaa cxeneHb:
HatidOAee -f- nojiOyKHxejibHan cxenenb:
HaHSojiee BajKHbiH, -aa, -oe, -bie; HaH6ojiee Ba>KeH, BaJKH^, -o, -bi.
408
ripocxaH cj)opMa cpaBHHTejibHOH cxeneHM: .
doJibuioii — dojibiUHH
MaJICHbKHH — MeHbUlHH
SanoMHHxe;
CaMblH — CaMblH XOpOIUHH
JiyqUIHH •
BbipaH<eHHfl;
sHaHHxejibHO cHJibHee ...
Bfaiuie, considerably higher, stronger
Sojiee HJiH Menee npaBHJibHbiH, more or less correct, impoftant
BaH<Hblfl ...
ynPAWHEHMfl
ynpaoKHeHue /. 3a.\reHHTe npmacTHbte ofiopom npnAaTOWWAiH npejiJio'A.e-
HIIHMII CO CJIOBOM KOmopblU.
409
sHamiTejifaHO 6biCTpee,
fi) neM 3Ha>JHTe;ibHo jiajibine, McHbuie
*
yjiyrOeK (coctnaeAnmb
1. —
cocmaeunw) Kapiy, Ha KOTopoii 3 a-
4)HKCHpoBaHo nojiojKemie sBesA 500 Jiei Hasa^. 2. yMenbift Tpani-
MCCKH (noeudamb —
nozudHymb) 500 Jier naaaA. 3. ZloKfleBoft 30HT
(uaodpemamb —
uaoOpecmu) ohchb ^aBHO b Kurae. 4. AHmuMamiH
—
'
412
ynpaotcHCHUe 14. SaMeiniTe r.tiarojibi oxrjiaroj’bHbiMH cymecTBttTejibHHMH,
COOTBetCTBeHHO H3MeHHB KOHCXpyKUHH.
OSpaaeu: saMedAnnit npot^ecc — saMednenue npoiiecca.
3aeoeeamb nodeAy
yeajKeHHe
JIlOdOBb KOZO?
CHMnaTHK)
Coeepiuimb hojict
nyTeuiecTBHe
noABHr
npecTyn.ncHHe
413
ypoK 47
PEKOPX^bl CKOPOCTH
Giioeapb
pcKopfl record Hamefi apw of our era, A.D.
peKopflHbiH 'record 6HTBa battle
spa era nofl near, at, of
Ro Hauiefi apu before our era, B.C. Mapa^oH Marathon
414
MapaijjoHCKHH 6er jMarathon race HcnapnTbcfl, -ercn
to evaporate
npeoaoJieBatb, -w, -eiub to overcome, HCnapilTbCB, -HTcn ^
1
npeoaoaerb, -k), -euib I to cover... Mcnapenne evaporation
... KH.ioMeTpoB ... J kilometres aocTHrarb. -to, -cutb \ to reach, to
33 in, per nocTHrHytb, -y, -etub j achieve
npoeaiKaTb, -m, -euib \ to cover AocTHjKeHHC achievement
npoexarb no 400 km J 400 kilometres BMemarb, -to, -euib to accommo-
B-ACHb a day, per day BMeCTHTb, -my. -CTIiUIb date
}
aoinaAb (ac. p.) horse MoinHbiii powerful, high-capacity
aouiaaHHbifi norse MoiuHocTb {ok. p.) power, capacity
jiioSonHTHbiH curious Sojiee— CBbiuie po5. n. over
arodonwTCTBO curiosity KanuraH captain
oSpaTHwii b^ck, return npHSauwaTbcfl, -locb, -euibcfl k\ to ap-
TaKHM oSpasoM thus, in that way npiidaHSHTbcsi, -stycb, -aHUibCHjproach
KaKHM depasoM? in what way? npcBiJiuaTb, -to, -eiub
exceed
rjiaBHMM odpaaoM mainly npCBMCHTb, -Ujy, -CHUlb | j
cpeAHHii average MeMnH6H(Ka) champion
B cpeAHCM on an average aaeKTpuHecTBO electricity
oKoao + pod. n. about MeKTpuHecKHM electric
oMHHdyc omnibus. saeKrpHuecKnf} paiiraTejib electric en-
nap steam gine
napoBOH steam ABiiraTcab BHyrpeHnero cropauun inter-
napoBoii ABHraiejib (.it. p.) steam- nal combustion engine
engine
Cnoeapb
0;iHMnnafla Olympic games 6p6H30BbiH bronze
OanMnaHCKiie I'lrpu Olympic games OHKO point
AacrpHn Austria ycTauaBAUBaTb — ycraHo- \ to
set up
aacTpHCi; Austrian BMTb pcKopA HSM?) J a record
(a
aBCTpiiuKa Austrian HCBMAaBHUH Unprecedented
aBCTpHHCKHH Austrian cKopocTHOH 6er Ha KOHbKax speed-skat-
MewAynapofluuH international ing
copeBHOBaTbcn, -ytocb, -yeuibcn to com-
6er Ha 500 MetpoB a 500-metre race
pete
ocoSeHHO especially
cocTnaaHiie
^
}}
competition
^ Tantb, Taer —
pacranTb (cHer) to melt
AHCTaHUHH, paccTOflHHe distance
Ayx spirit poBHo evenly
B Ayxe {>iez6?) in the spirit (of)
coBHAapHOCTb {oK. p.) Solidarity ^HHHuiHpoBaTb, -yio, -yeujb to finish
TOBapumecTBO comradeship ueMniioH MHpa no {neMy?) xokkck),
BsaHMonoHiiMaHae mutual understanding ujaxMaraM hockey, chess champion
AAHTbCn, A^I^TC'fl of the world
npoAaiiTbCH I
/
»
^ , J
noKasatb apeMn (e hSm?) to show (the
AOBH fraction '
i best) time
onpcaeaHTb, ->o, -euib roHKH racing
to determine
onpefleJiHTb, -ro, -uiub AWWHbie roHKH ski race
onpeflCAeHHe determination MOToroHKH motor racing
noCeAHTCAb {m. p.) winner MOTOUHKA motor-cycle
npORBARTb, -lOt -eiub BeaoroHKH cycle race
npORBHTb, -BAlb, -BHUlb BeaocuneA bicycle
to show,
JKeAauiie, boakj, MyjKecTBO,
to display awjkhhk, -iiHi;a skier
HHiepec, yBaweHHefK hbmiJ?),
HanpnweHHbJH intense
CBofiCTBO
AoOHBarbcn, -locb, -embcn, 1
Bonn will
AoOHTbcn, H AoObiocb, -eiub- to achieve
KOAAeKTHBHSM Collectivism [
CH {need?) J
KoaaeKTHBHWH collective
KauecTBo quality xoKKeiicT hockey-player
KOMaHAa team xokKellHbiH hockey
MCAaab {ok. p.) medal BbiiirpbiBaTb, -lo, -eiub y ,
416
. —
aaBoeBaxb nepBCHcxBO to take the first racHyxb, -et
noracHytb {npoiueduiee I to go out (of
place a light)
6bixb Ha nepBOM Meexe to be the first epem:- rac, norac) J
CnoBapb
KapanHaa cardinal nosapaBMxejibHan xeaerpaMMa telegram
Beurpun Hungary of congratulation
BCHrp, BeurepKa Hungarian HCBecxa bride
BCHrepcKiiH Hungarian renapA cheetah
cxoaexiiie century aanu, aaflpa hare
1 * JiHCHga fox
nosApaBHxejibHbiH congratulatory aeabipHH- dolphin
nPHMEMAHHfl K CJIOBAPK)
flAHHa, uiHpHHa, Bbicoxa, TAydHHa length; width- height a
titude; depth
AecHxib MexpoB b AAiiny
.AAHHOH B AecBXb MBxpoB j
\ ^ “1 ^ res ,
lon^
27-1S45
417
aBa Merpa b mupuHV \ x . .
meire. wiue
UJiipHHOH B ABa MCTpa j
qerwpe c noAOBHHOH Merpa b Bhjcory Ip u ic i . . •
CKOpOCTb
Aocxnruyxb cKopocra \ 100 Kw/nac \ to develop a speed
pasBHXb cKopocxfa |
(cxo KHJioMexpoB B uac) J of 100 km. /hr
e.xaxb CO cKopocxfaK) 100 KM/nac (cxa KUJiOMexpoB b nac) to drive
at a speed of one hundred kilometres an hour
CO cKopocxbio 3 km/mhh. (xpex KiwoMexpoB b Mimyxy)
Cbmuic (pOA. n.) I ,
donee /
Bbiuie above
CBbime \
6oaee / AByx
xbicHU pyOjien over (more than) two thousand roubles
SHaucHHe npHCxaeoK
rtpo- -^vnaron ABH>KeHHH
1) to go through npouxn — (aec, noAe)
2) «npeoAOAexb paccxofiHHe»
418
n pOXOAHTb —npOHTH paccxoHHue
npoesjKaTfa—npoexatb ;^HCXaHUHK) 33 ...
/(ocxnraxb —
AocxHcnyib to attain, to reach
AoSHBaxbcn to achieve
AoSuxbCH (xojibKo^o nenoBCKe) to attain
Aocxnraxb CBoen liejin to attain one's object
Aocxnraxb bhcokoxo ypoana to reach a high level
AobuBaxbCH xopouiHx peayjibxaxoB to achieve good results
AoGnBaxbCH ycnexa to achieve success
MeKAynapoAftbiH international
MOKnjianexHbifi interplanetary .
'
Me>KK.nexoqHbiH intercellular
419
rPAMMATHKA
420
'
CocraBHbie qncJiHTejibHbie
npH CKJIOHeUHH COCraBHblX UHCJlHieJIbHblX CKJIOHHeiCa K^WAOe
OTAeJibHoe cjiobo:
ki. ABe TbicAHH TpHCTa mecTbAecBT oahh
P. AByx Tbicnn Tpexcor mecmppcsrrn oAHoro
JX. AByM TbicP^m TpeMCTaM uiecmmcnm OAHOMy h t. a*
Bce nncAnTeJiBHBie •
U3 copoKa ntpex py6- MHOHCeCTBCHHOe MHC-
(KpOMe oduH, MUA- Aeu, K mmudecnma jio: coraacoBaHue
i
KHuay
421
OopMa cyiuecTBHTejibno-
MHc;iiiTem)Hce ConeraHHe
ro H npiiaarateabHoro
TbicHMejieTHe
CTOJieTHHil,
AeBHHOCTOAeTHHH
npasAHOBaTb AByxcoTJierae co ahh
po>KAeHHH nHcarejiH, co ahh ocHOHaKUH ropoAa
)
r:::z7e:L^
Bb!pa>KeHne 1
j
,
ynPAWHEHHfl
y npa^KHeHue 1. .HamiuinTe cjioBa, cxoniAHe cnpaBa, b HyjjCHoii 4^opMe.
) 1. B KOHue HOBoii yAnubi ctobao ... .
) 1. y Hero ....
2. Oh qacTO noAyqaei nHcbwa or cbohx .... 5 donepea u odiiH
3. B npasAHHKH oh nocbi.qaer nosApaBHreAb- cbin
Hwe xe.qerpaMMbi cbohm ... .
423
4. KaH<Aoe ji^to oh npoBo;iHT BMecre co cboh-
MIl ... .
PEKOPAbl AOnrOJlETHH
424
'
3, 4, 5, 7, 10, II. 15, 18, 20, 40, 60. 80, 100, 200, 300,
500, 700, 132, 376, 470, 650, 1000, 2999.
1. ^ nepeBOAHJi
axox paccKaa na anrjiHftcKHft asbiK o^ny neAe.xio.
nepcBeji stot paccKaa na aBrjinficKiift nsbiK aa neAeJiio.
51
2. HoBoe sAanne HHCTiiTyxa cxponjiii roA-
HoBoe sAanne HHcTHTyxa nocxponjin sa roA-
3. 51 OTAbixaji B canaxopiiH
24 ahh. ,
.
*325
3. Cko.hlko BpeMCHH npoAOJi>Kcijicji nojieT 95 nacoe
HnKO.naeBa?
3a CKO.nbKO BpeMenH HnKOjiaeB o6jieTe;i
aeMJiK) 34 paaa?
4. Ckojibko BpeMCHii naxoAHJiacb b nojiSie 3 dun .
BavneHTiina TepeiuKOBa?
3a CKO.nbKo BpeMemi oiia Bbl^OJIH^^^a npo-
rpaMMy no.neia?
ynpaoKHenue II. BMecTO tomck HannuiUTe Mosa, cTOflmue cnpaaa. Tjie
Hy>Ki!0, nocraBbie npcAJior.
H yTpeHHioio aapsAKy
CAejia.n
4. fpeK OeiiAHnnHAyc meji b Cnapry ... dea dna .
a) docmuzHymb, dodumbcn
427
‘ .
I. Ha
BbiciaBKe noGtiBa.no CBbime MHji.nHOHa uejioBeK. 2. TepMo-
[erp noKaabiBa.^i 3 rpa^yca Buuje Hyjia.
) PeKOpAbI CKOpOCTH.
PeKopdcMCH Mtipa, npoSeraramHu CTOMerpoBKy (cto MexpoB), dau-
lemcn co CKOpoctmto 36 KlijioMeTpoB b wac. Ho b Mupe >KHBOTHbix
CTb iie.MnuoHbi, ocTaBflruomne MejioseKa .aaaeKO nosaAu.
PenapA b vac npoGeraer 112 KiwoMerpoB. AuTHnonbi Geraiox
0 CKopocmbto 80 KUAoMempoa a hoc. SaHUbi h jihchuh Geraiox c odu-
aKooou cKopocmoio —
70 Kujio.MexpoB b uac.
Hy, a B BOAe? SAecb neMmiOH Mupa no nAaeanuio Aejib^JHU. Ero
—
—
Kopocxb 55 KHflOMexpoB B Hac.
428
.
y npaoKHenue 22.
1.PaccKajKiiTe o naiueM jiioSiimo.m biwc cnopta. 2. Paccica/KHTc o naiiie.M’j .iic
6h.mom cnopTCMCne. 3. KauiiM bhaom cnopta cbi saiiHMaetccb? 4. Kauiix ycnoxq
Bhi aocTiirjiH B cnopte? 5. PaccKaiKiite, KaK npoxoAiwii ciioptimubie copenHOBami
(cjiyrdojibnbiii Matq, .xcKKefiiibiii Maxw, '.iiHHCHbie ronKii), Kotopwe 'hh in?Aai’.H
BHAe.tH.
ynpoMHeHite 23.
PaccKavKiiTe oQ iiaBectiioM oaxi penopae pojiro.neTiiff.
ypoK 48
HACOBblE nO^CA
—
PeaKTHBHbiH caMOJieT jibtiit Ha SanaA- B caMOjieTC 30 HeaoBeK
nnjiOT, ABoe ero noMomHHKOB h naccaiKHpbi. CaMOJiex Bbunereji h 3
HoBOCHOnpcKa yxpoM, Sea neTBepTH AeBHTb. ZI,o nojiera naccancHpbi
ycneAH noaaBTpaKaTb, a nooSeAajb peiHHjiH b. KneBe. FIoeaA h3
HoBOCHSupcKa AO KHesa haot neiBepo cyxoK. CaMOjier,. jiereBuiHH
CO CKopocTbK) 1000 KM/nac, npnaeMJiHjicH b KneBe qepea nnib c no-
jioBHHOH qacoB. JI,Boe naccajKHpoB jiexe.aH na caMOAere snepBbie.
Ohh oqeHb yAHBHAHCb, KorAa yaHaAH, mto b KneBe cefiqac Bcero
TOAbKO ABaAUaTb MHHyT OAHHHaAUaTOrO. BeAb ohh npoSbIAH B B03-
Ayxe SoAee 5 qacoB. Mokct SbiTb, ohh omnSAHCb? Hah nacbi HAyx
HenpaBHAbHO? Her, qacu Swah coBepujeHHo TOHHbie. B hcm >Ke
ABAO?
JlCAO B TOM, HTO Hauie BpeMH CBHaaHO C BpameHHeM SeMAH H
oCpameHneM ee noBepXHocTH k CoAHUy. B onpeAeACHHbiH momcht
B peMH B pasHbix nynKtax aeMHoro uiapa HeoAHnaKOBo. X1,ah yAoSnoro
cnexa BpeMenn bch noaepxHCcxb aeMHoro mapa pasABAena Ha 24 va-
coBbTX noHca, npoxoAHiAHx no MepnAHanaM. PaccxoHHHe MejKAy orpa-
HHHHBatomHMH HaCOBblB HOHCa MepHAHaHaMH COCXaBAHeX 15®. BpeMH
oAHoro noHca oxAHuaexcH ox BpeMenn b cocbahhx noncax poBHO Ha
oAHH qac. HyAeBbiM hohcom HaabiBaercH qacoBofi none, b KoxopoM
pacnoAOKena rpuHBHHCKaH oScepBaxopHH. HyAeBofl qacoBoftnoHC npo-
xoaht no xeppuxopHH Ahxahh, (ppaHUHH, HcnaHHH, MapoKKo, AAx^Hpa,
FaHb!. riepBbiH qaeoBOH none npoxoAHx no xeppHxopHH HopnernH,
mBeiHiH, FepMaHHH, FIoAbiiiH, HexocAOBaKHH, HxaAHH, HiirepnH,
Kohxo. MocKBa pacnoAo^ena bo BxopoM qaeoBOM nonce. Ho xeppn-
xopHH CoBexcKoro Co!03a npoxoAHX qacoBbie nonca ox 2-ro ao 12-ro.
FIpn noMouiH qaeoBux noHcoa mu AexKo MoweM onpeABAHXb bpbmh
H a Apynix Meexax Haoiefi nAanexu. B,onycxHM, qxo b Mockbc ab-
CHxb qacoB Beqepa. Ha VpaAe, npoxHHyBiHBMCH no 60-My MepnAHany
H oxHocHiueMCH K 4-My qaeoBOMy noncy, SyABx yjxe noAHoqb. A >kh-
XBAH AaAeKOH HyKOXKH. CaMOH BOCXOqHOH qaCXH COBexCKOH CXpaHbl,
B 3X0 BpeMH y>Ke coSiipaioxcn hath na paSoxy. V hhx 8 qacoB yx-
pa. MyKoxKa HaxoAHxcH na 180° BOcxoqHoft AOAroxu, x. e. (xo ecxb)
B ABBHaAUaxoM qaeoBOM nonce. XIah naccajKHpoB, .AexeBiuHX na
caMOAexe c BoexoKa Ha SanaA, BpeMH ocxanoBHAOcb. CKopocxb
caMOAexa noqxH aocthfah cKopocxH BpauiBHHH Sbmah Bonpyr CBoefi
OCH.
FIohhb b qeM abao, o6a naccajKHpa nepeneAH cboh qacbi na
4 qaea naaaA h oxnpaBHAncb Bxopofl paa aaBxpaKaxb. «Mbi cxaAH
Ha 4 qaea MOAo>Ke», —
^myxHAH ohh.
430
CnoBapb
'
-XHUlbCn K J
' oxHecxHCb, a oxhc- to belong
J-
, to differ 1 go
to ^
ox,nHHHXbcn, -ycb, I oxnpaBiixbcn, -BJiiocb,
^ ^J
-HuibCH (om Heed? neu?) -BHUIbCH (Kljdd?) {UH(p.)
oxjiHMaibCH Ha Mac to differ in 1 hour nepcBOAUxb —
nepcBecxH uacbi na 4 mh-
pacnoaaraxb, -lo, -euib \ . , Hyxbi BnepeA (naaaA) to put the clock
pacnoaoHtHXb, -y, -mub ^
/ 4 minutes forward (back)
pacnoaowcHiie position aaBOAHXb —
aaBecru nacbi to wind up
HcnaHHfl Spain a watch/clock
Mcnane4 Spaniard
HEMHOrO MATEMATHKH
rioiiTH BO BceM Mlipe nojibsyiOTCH Tcnepb eAimoH cHcreMOH hc-
'jHCJieHHH: flecHTimHOH. B btoh ciicxeMe ynoTpeSjifletCH ^.ecHxb u.Hcfjp:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ii 0. C noMOUtbio stiix unc^p mokho sann-
caTb jiK)6oe qiicjio.
HanumeM qnc,no 123 456 789 -Gho HBJiaeTCH caMbiM MCHbuiHM H 3 .
y/lHBHTE.abHOE HHC/10
OT 1 m 100
3 AJXAHm
1 HanHuiHTe oflHHaKosbiMH HH(})paMH:
.
Gnoeapb
cAHHbiH universal, common oKOHMareAbHbiH final
HCMHCJIflTb, -H), -eulb coBnaAaTb, -er, coBnacTb, coBnaAer
to calculate
HCHHCJIHTb, -H), -HUIb (npoiu. ep.: oh coanaA, -a) (c hbm?)
AecHTHMuan cHcreMa ucMHOieHHfl deci- to coincide
mal numeration MHOiKHTeAb multiplier
Uifiiipa figure npoBepnTb, -hi, -euib, npoBepHTb, -hi,
OAHoaHauHuu digit -Hiub (ho hSm?) to check, to verify;
neTbipexauaHHUH four-digit to test
AeBATHSHaHHbiii nine-digit npoBepKa checking
nocACAOBaTenbUbifi successively cyMMa sum
BoapacTatb, -ei \ to increase . cnpcod way, rhanner
BOspacTU, BoapacTeT jr KakfiM cnocoSoM (oSpaaoM) in what
ySbiBatb, -CT to diminish manner
yMHOJKatb, -K), -euib t CKAaAHBarb, -ro, -euib, CAararb, -ro,
yMHowHTb, -y, -HUIb to multiply I- -puib {nmo? c HeM?) to add
(Ha) J cAOKeHHe addition
yMnoiKCHHe multiplication npeAnocACAHHH last but one
npHSaBJiBTb, -K), -euib napa pair
1
npH0aBHTb, -Baio, -BHUib 1 to add napHfaiH paired
{nmo? K HBMy?) J CACAOBaTCAbHO Consequently
noayMaTb ) paBHbiii, paBCH, paBua, -6, -n {neMij?)
noAymiTb to get, to have- equal
(o peayAbTare) J
[
BCTpenaTbcn —BcrpeTHTbcn to be found
noflyMatbcn CTOHMOCTb (SK. p.) COSt],
to be,
noayHHTbCH (o peayAbTa-
to have * *
Te B aaAane)
y MCHH uoAyHaeTCH, noAysHAOCb...
I get/got ACHiie division
BbIMHTaTb, -K), -CUIb AHTCAb (^i. p.) divisor
BwnecTb, H Bbmty, -euib (kok )to subtract H when dividing
BecTii) {nmo? U3 Heao?) J raroK remainder
BbimiraHiie subtraction AyMbiBaTb, - 10 , -emb \
OTHiiMatb, -K), -euib AyMaxb, -w, -euib
^
j- to ini k oi
think of
nPHMEMAHHH K CflOBAPK)
5 — nHjb
njiioc
— 5 — MHHyC nHTb
= 44 — paBHHeicH (paBHo)- copoKa MerbipeM (AaiejibHUH naAe>K)
10x7 — AecHTb, yMHOJKCHHoe na ceMb, Aecaib yMHownTb na ceMb
200:2 — ABecTH, flcjieHHoe Ha abbcth pasACjiHib na abb
;iBa,
4^ — HCTbipe b KBaApaie, 20® — ABawaib b KyOe, 72® — 72 b hatoh
cieneHH
K25 — KopeHb H3 ABaAUaiH hath
31% TpHAUaib OAHH npoueHT, 122% — cto ABaAUaib abb npoueH-
ra, 15% — HATHaAUaTb npoucHTOB
apH4)MeTHKa arithmetic
apH^MCTHqecKHH arithmetical
apH(|)MeTHHecKaA aaAana sum
reoMerpiiA geometry
reoMeTpHHecKHH geometrical
4)6pMyAa formula
ypaBHeHHe equation
(J)Hrypa figu^-e . .
BepTHKa.nbHbiH vertical
ropnaoHTajibHbiH horizontal
napaA.neAbHbifi parallel
nepneHAHKyAApHbiH perpendicular
KopeHb root
TpeyroAbHHK triangle
KBaApaT square
yroji (TynoH, ocTpbift, npAMoii) angle (obtuse, acute, right)
noA yrAOM at an angle
AuaMCTp diameter
paAHyc radius
KpuBan curve
(KpHBoii curved), (kocoh oblique)
Kpyr circle
KpyrjibiH round
jiHHHA line
.iHHeiiKa ruler
AeflcTBHe operation
MCTHbiH even
HeMeTHbiH odd
3HaK sign
npoHSBeACHHe product
pa3HOCTb {oic. p.) difference
HCKOMoe unknown quantity
vacTHoe quotient
c jiHuiHHM more than
npoMeKyiOK (BpeMCHH) interval
npoMciKyToqHbiH intermediate
434
OnpeACJieHHe BpeMenn no, qacaM
KoTopbiH nac?
8.05 — nflTbMHHyT fleeaToro '
Kor;ia?
HasBaHHauH^p
eAHHi'ma one ceMepna seven
ABOHKa two BocbMepKa eight
xpoHKa three , AesaxHa nine
aexBepKa four AecaxKa ten
naxepKa five •
coxhh hundred
'
uiecxepKa six -
BaBOB, BABOeM . .
aBOHHOH double
TpoHHoii triple
nononaM in two
paapeaaTb nonojiaM to cut in halves
ABOHKHH double, of two kinds »
436
.OAHH H TOT jKe 006 and the same apyrnMH cjioBaMii in other words
o^Hy MHHyTy just a minute! oahhm c.noBOM in a word
B oSoSmeHHo-JiHMHfaix npexJioHceHHHX -aHrjiHHCKoe one nepesoaHTcn-
Ha pyccKHH H3biK a) cjiOBOM veAoeeK; 6) KOHCTpyKunefl 6e3 noiine-
Hcamero co cKasyeMbiM b TpcTbeM Jiime MHomecTBeHHoro wcna umi
B) KOHCTpyKUHHMH CO CJIOBaMH' HyXHO, MOOKHO, HCAbSA.
HeAoeeK MOMem oimdambcn. One may be mistaken.
roeopnm, e aniOM zody dydem They say weTl have a forward
poHHHH eecHa. spring this year.
9ino MoofCHo cdeAanib This can be done.
PasHbifi, pasJiHHHbiH different, various
pasjiimHoe CTpoemie TKaHefi (neoAHHaKOBoe) different structures of
tissues
pasaimHue (paanoodpasHbie) mctoabi various methods
Mbi oKuecM e pasHbix eopodax (ne b oahom).
pasHbie odnacTU HayKH different fields of science
pasHbie BHAbi cnopTa various sports
pasHoro poAa of different kinds
pasHoro poAa saTpyAHeHna all sorts of difficulties
b pasHoe BpeMji at different times
rPAMMATHKA
1. CoSHpareJibHbie MHCJiHTejibHwe.
Offa (A.in Myx^CKoro ii cpeAHero poAa)
05e (A.nn x<eHCKoro poAa)
dsoe (two)
mpoe (three)
nemaepo (four)
namepo (five)
tiiecmepo (si.x)
ceMepo (seven)
ynoTpeff.nHiOTca:
) c cymecTBHTejibHbiMH MyjKCKorp poAa, ofioaHaMaiomHMH jiha:
deoe moeapumeu, 'lemeepo dpyaeu;
CoMeraHiie c cymecTBit-
naAe>KHbie
CKflOHaCTCH KaK TCJibHbiM H npujiaraTeJib-
$OpMU ,
HblM
eblX 3 da-
Huii
\
<u 0
•rx
Hbie c TBep-
Hemeepbiu Aoft OCHOBOH
ceMepo i
SanoMHHTe:
Hac dbiAo deoe. There were two of us.
rocmeu 6biAo mpoe. There were three guests,
Mbi o6a. Both of us.
y mx Hemeepo demea. They have four children.
nojiTopa (ajih MyjKCKoro h cpeAHero poAa)
\
no.nTopbi (aah xencKoro poAa) a half
j
438
CoMCTaHHe c cymecTBHTe.nbHHM
CK.noHeHiie 11 npH.iiaraTe.ibHUM (Kak hhcjih-
Te.nbHoe dealdee) ' -
\ t I
separate
.OTAe.nuTb (nmo? oni neeo?)
OTKaabiBaibCH —
OTKaaaTbca ot to refuse
j
439
4. B ycjioBHbix npcAJiowcHHBX mokct ynoTpe6;iHTbCH hh4)Hhh-
IHB, eCJIH OHH OTHOCHTCH K HHCTOHmeMy HJIH 6y;iymeMy BpeMCHH
H ecjiH noAJieKamee .npHAaToqHoro npefljioHceHHH MOJKer 6biTb bh-
pajKeno cjiOBaMH: «Mbi», «jiioah». Ecau pasdcAumb deadi^amii. ua ne-
mbipe, mo noAyHumcn namt.. (Ecau mu pasdcAUM deadi\amb na
Hemupe, ...)
Ecjih rjiaBHoe npe;iJio>KeHHe ctoht nocjie npHAaTo^Horo npe;iJio-
}KeHHH yonoBHH, B HaqaJie rjiaBHoro npeAJiO}KeHHH qacTo ctoht
cjiOBO mo, KOTopoe na anrJiHHCKHH abbik hc nepeBOflHTCA.
ynPAWHEHHfl
HHTEPECHblE HHCJIA
AAQ
9 + 9=
3=
18 9X9= 81
24 + 27 24X3= 72
47 + 2= 49 47X2= 94
263 + 2 = 265 263 X 2 = 526
497 + 2 = 499 497 X 2 = 994
2. npoquTaviTe flee rpynnbi mhccji:
0, 5, 5, 10 1, 2, 8, 9
1, 4, 12, 1'3, 20 2, 3, 10, 16, 19
0+5 + 5+10=1 + 2 + 8 + 9
1+4+12+13 + 20 = 2 + 3+10+16+19
CyMMbi KBa;ipaTOB ii cyMMbi KyOoB btux Hnce.n paBHbi:
5= + 52+ 102= + 2= + 8= + 92
02+ =
l?
12 122 + 132
+ 42 +03+53 +202 22 + + 102
32 +92162 + 192
53+103=13+23
+133 202 = 22 + 163+193
+ 102+
82
13 + 43+ 123+ + + 32+
y npaMHenae 4. npoHjiTaiite salami.
AejiHxexeH: Ha 3, 4, 5 h 6.
HaHMeHbiuee npaxHoe hhccji 3, 4, 5 ii 6 ecxb 60. Bbimixan 2,
'
nojiyyaeM 58. •
) TpexsHaHHoe mhcxo.
Ecjih ox saAyMaHHoro mhoh xpexsHauHoro micjia oxhhxb 7, xo
• OHO pasAejiHxcfl na 7, a ecjiii ox Hero oxhhxb 8, xo oho pasAejiiixcH
Ha 8, ecjiH oxHHXb ox Hero 9, xo oho pasAejiiixca Ha 9.
KaKoe MHCJio h saAyMaji?
Otneem: OHeBHAHo, mxo saAyMaHHoe hhcjio npaxHo 7, 8 h 9.
SnaHHx, OHO paBHo 7 x 8X9 =
504. Zlpynix MHOJKUxejieii y Hero
Hex, xaK KaK ecjiH mm BosbMeM Aaxce caMbiii MenbiuHii h3 hhx 2,
MHCjio cxanex yjxe MexbipexsHaqHbiM.
ynpamneHue 5. npo'iHTafiTe cJie;iyiQuuie npmiepu, oncme iia Bonpocu.
1. 375+ 25= 400
764 — 232= 532
150 X 20 = 3000
180 : 10= 18
441
CKOJibKO pa3 10 coAep>KHTC5i B 100, 200, 900 h 607 300?
2.
Ha CKOJibKO 634 6ojibiue 575?
3.
4. Bo CKOJibKO paa 441 Sojibme 21?
5. Ha CKOJibKO 2012 MCHbiue 2030?
6. Bo CKOJibKO pa3 4000 fiojibuie 40?’
7. Ha CKOJibKO cyMMa mhccji 1416 +
211 Oojibuie paanocTii mh-
ceji 1520 144? —
8. Ha CKOJibKO npoHSBeAeHne mhccji 20 3 MCHbiue MacTHoro X
MHCCJI 620: 10?
UHOPbl H OAKTbl
edeoeM, deoe. . , .
443
He ii 3 MeHHTCH. 3. Ecjih caMoe MeHbuiee AesHTHSHaMHoe hhcao yMHO'
jKHTfaHa 8 H npnGaBHTb 9, TO nojiyHHTCH caMoe 6ojitmoe acbatH'
SHaHHOe MUCAO.
) omnuHambcH, aaeucemb
1. MOAexyA ... ot coMeTaHHH aT0^50B. 2. BpeMH b
CaoiicTBa
Mockbc OT BpeMCHH Ha HyKOTKe Ha 10 nacoB. 3. Bee ... ot sa-
...
444
ynpoMHCHue 16. B flanHux npeAJioHieimnx aaMeHuie npimcTHufi oSopot
npiiaaioMHbiM npeflJioweiiHeM co cjiobom Koniopbtu.
BpeMH ocranoBHAOCb.
445
6) KaK Hiiyr samH (ero, ee) nacbi?
npasHjibHo
HenpaBHJibHO
cnemax
OTCXaiOT
cneuiax na 5, 7 mhh.
OTCxaioT Ha 2, 3 mhh.
Jl. H. MEH/IEJIEEB
(1834—1907)
o
•
t .
447
CKHH sjieMeHT. Ero cBoftcTBa coBna;iajiH co cBoftcTBaMH npe^CKasaH-
Horo MeHiiejieeBbiM sneMema. OpaHuyacKHH y'leHbifl HasBaji stot
ajicMenT rajiJineM n Hauieji, mto ero aTOMHbift Bee paBCH 4,7. Men-
AejieeB HanHcaji JleKOKy h 3 neTep6ypra, hto aTOMHbiH Bee raji;iHH
onpeAeJieH JleKOKOM ouiH6oqHo. Ho MneHHio MenAeJieeBa aroMBbiii
Bee Ao.n»eH 6biTb 5,9. FIpii nposepKe BbineHHjiH, qro MeH^ejieeB
Sbi.T npaB: aroMBbift Bee rajiJiHH 5,9.
BejieA 3a stoh noSeAOH nepHOAHueeKoro aaKona MenAejieeBa
npHuiAH APyrHe. Bbijih oikphth HOBbie XHMnqeeKHe sjieMeHTbi, npH-
qeM nx eBoiierBa tomho eoBnaAaAH eo CBofieTBaMH SAeivieHTOB, panee
npeACKasaHHbix MenAejieeBbiM. B naeTOHiuee BpeMH OTKpbiTbi see
1 1 npeACKaaaHHbix MenAeAeeBbiM sjieMeHTOB. B ero nepiioAHqeeKofi
TafiAHue y>Ke He? nyeTUX Meer.
SHaqHTeAbHbiii HHTepee npeActaBAHiOT padoiw MeHAe^eeBa, no-
eBameHHbie pasBHTHK) npoMbiiuAeHHoeTH h eeAbeKoro xosHfteTBa b
PoeenH. Oh ynaabiBaA, mto Heo6xoAHMO .HenoAbaoBaxb noAesHbie
HeKonaeMbie h eosASTb xHMHqeeKyio npoMbiuiACHHoeTb.
MeHAeAeeB paapaSoraA oeHOBbi oxeqeeTBeHHOH arpoHOMHH, He-
noAbsyn npn axoM AoexH)KeHHH xhmhh h 4)ii3hkh. Ha npoxHH<eHHH
xpex Aex OH hpoboaha noAesbie onbixbi. HpH npoBeAeHHH ohhxob
OH H3yqaA AeflexBue xHMHqeeKiix yAoSpennii. B sxhx onuxax npn-
HHMaA yqaexHe bbahkhm pyeeKHH 6oxaHHK K. A. THMHpaaeB.
MeHAGAeeB 6biA BceMHpno H3BeexHbiM yqeHWM. Oh Sha HsSpan
HABHOM JlOHAOHeKOrO KOpOABBeKOrO ofilAeeXBa, PhMCKOH. BepAHH-
enoH, riapHAteKoft h ApyrHx aKaAeMHii Hayn. KeM6pHA>KCKHft, OKe-
(|)opACKHH H ApyrHe yntiBepeHxexbi Eaponbi npHesoHAH eiwy noqex-
Hbie yqeHbie exeneHH.
Bea }KH3Hb MeHAeAeeBa fibiAa oxAaHa nayKe. 3a neeKOAbKO abx
AO eiwepxH MeHAeAeeB nHeaA: «TpyAHxeeb!.. yAOBOAbexBHe npoAe-
xHx... xoAbKO xpyA oexaBHX eAeA».
CnoBapb
oSpaiuaTb, > 10 -euib, CIC3A congress
—
,
448
ancMerir element pauce before
nepHOAHHecKiu'i saKOH xiimAhcckiix aae- TaGju'ma table
MCHTon the periodic law npcACTatyiBTb iiiiTcpcc to be ol imerest
KaacciKjiaAHponaTb, -yio, -ycuib to clas- yKaaunaTb, -to, -cuib to point
sify yh'asdTb, n yKaxty, -euib } out
Kaaccii({)HKau,Hii classification nocBnutarb, -lo, -euib
BHytpH (adc?) I (<imO? HCMtj?)
; to devote
BHyxpb (Kifda?) f nocnnTUTb, a nocnniuy.
'
Bue (Head?) outside -TlUUb
BHyTpcHHHH inner, internal ccabCKOc xoaniicTBO agriculture
BHeuiHiifi, HapyJKHbiH outer, external paapaCaTbiBaTb, -lo, -euib >
cBH 3 b (.-VC. p.) connection, relationship paapaCdTatb, -lo, -cuib to work
1
3AAAHHE no MATEMATHKE
1 . HaniioiHTe cto AecHTbio mujipaMii.
2. HauAHTe uiicao:
KHCJIOPOA
KHCJiopoA HBJiHeTCfl HaH6ojiee pacnpocTpaneHHbiM Ha seM.ie sjie-
MSHTOM.
OiKpHTHe KHCJiopofla oTHOCHTCfl .K XVlH seKy (1774 rofl).
HasBaHHe, oaHawaromee «po,itHT KHCjioTy», 6 biJio asho eMy, no-
TOMy UTo OH BnepBbie 6biji ofinapyHceH b KUCjioTax.
KHCJIOPOA B nPHPO/lE
'B axMoctJjepHOM BosAyxe okoao 21% KHCAopoAa.
KHCAOpOA BXOAHT B COCXaB BOAbI, B cocxaB 6oAbiueH UaCXH MH-
HepaAOB, a xaKJKe HBAnexca cocxaBHoft qacxbio rAaBHeHuiHX BemecxB,
oCpaayiotUHx xeaa pacxeHHH h >KHBoxHbix.
nOJiyHEHHE KHCJIOPOJIA
B xexHHKe KHCAopoA noAyqaiOT H3 B03Ayxa c noMoutbio oco6bix
waiuHH. B AaSopaxopHH KHCAopoA MOH?Ho noAynaxb H3 mhoxhx co-
Aep>KautHx ero coeAHHeHHH, nanpHMep h 3 OepxoAexoBOH coah.
onbiT
Hacbinbxe b npodHpay neMHoro GepxoAexoBoft coah (2KCIO3),
HarpeHxe npodnpKy ao pacnAaBACHHH coah. PIpH chabhom narpeBa-
HHH GepxoAexoBaa coab HauHHaex paaAaraxbca c BbiAeAeHHeM khcao-
pOAa. KHCAOpoA BblACAHeXCH B BHAB nySbipbKOB.
450
nposepiiTb najiiimie KucJiopojia mohcho, onycTHu n npoCiipKy
.nymiHy (TOUKyio na.noMKy) c tjicioiuhm yr-nuM iia Koiiue. Onyuieu-
nan b npoCnpKy ^ymina aaropaercB.
PcaKUHio pa3.aoH<eHHn GeptoJiCTOBoii conn mo/Kiio ycKopjiTb, ecnn
GpocuTii 8 npoGnpKy ^e^^lIo^o ji,ByoKHCii Mapranua (AinO;,).
I
HaGnioAaeTcn noHBneinie >Ke.nTOBaTO- 6enoro ;ibiMa. 3 to iinyoKHCb
I
cepw (SO.;;) njin cepnncTbiH anrH^pn;?.
1
CnoBapb
oxygen
KHCJiopo;\
itilo
pacnpocTpauHTb, -lo, -euib nepciixii B I
J
•'>
to spread
pacnpocTpaHiiTb, -I'o, -niub I nepcxon B wunKoe cocxoHime transition
oaiiaqaTb, -er i . into the liquid stale
o6o3iiaHaTb, -ex / xBiipaoe tc,io solid
KHc.iora acid jKHiiKOc Tcao liquid
npe;icTaB.iHTb coCdfl \ , , pcaKuiin reaction
npeacraBaacT coGoii / oKiicaeimc oxidation
SecpBeTHbiH colourless oKHcnnxb, -K), -cujb lo oxidise
UBexiioft coloured MHiiepaa mineral
ras gas MHHepaabiibifi mineral
aanax smell ocoCbiH especial
naxHyxb, -ex to smell ewnaxb, H Cbinaio, -ciub
)
BKyc taste nacbinarb (nopoiuoic, > lo pour
axMoc^epa atmosphere nccdic...) )
ckoHueHxpnpoBaxb concentrate
aaropatbcn, -excn '
| ^ ^ ^
aaropeibcn, -htch / KOHueHxpauHH concentration
aayoKHCb dioxide OKpacKa colour
Mipraueu manganese ocaAOK sediment
ropcHHc burning cacAOBaxb, -yex (aa 'i
let the temperature rise up to... check the correctness (of something
Bcrynaxb b peaKAHio, b coeAHueHue to cxasHXb —
nocxaoHXb- dnux to make ai
react experiment
peartipoBaTb, -yio, -yeuib to react HcxoAHbiii initial
OTBeujHBaTb— OTBecHTb to weigh
OTMepHBaxb — oTMepHTb to measure * «
Hacbiutaxb 1
nacMTHTb, -my, -THuib /
,
saturate
aturate
bo3m6who — HCBoaMOWHO it IS (im)pos
HacbimeHH‘4H saturated sible)
cyuiHTb, 1 cyuia (dry) land
j
BblcyiUHTb / npHMepHO approximately
coxiiyxb, -y, -euib to dry noACMHXbiBaxb, -m,
Bbicbixaxb, -K), -euib -emb
to get dry to calculate
BWCOXHytb I noACHHxaxb, -lO,
ocTUBaib, -K), -euib -emb I
to cool
OCTMTb, OH OCTHHeX j" HerpaMoxHbiH illiterate
noMeutaxb HerpasvjoxHocxb (ok. p.) illiteracy
to place
noMecxHXb, -my, -cxi'imb j- ACMOHCxpHpoBaxb, -yio,-yemb to dem
paaCaeaBXb onstrate
paadaBHXb, -Baio, -BHmb to dilute ceaHC performance
(amo? leM?) ) (jjOHe (hbckaoh.) foyer
aapBA (noaowilxeabHbiH, oxpHuaxeab cayqaiiHo by chance
Hbiii) (positive, negative) charge .cayMaiiHbiH accidental
aapnwaxb, -lo, -emb I , . jierKan axaexHKa track and field athlet
"
aapflAiixb, -wy, -Aumb /
'A52
nPHMEHAHMfl K CJIOBAPK)
;
nped — «3HaTb
coMeTaHHH c before)
mto-jih6o aapanees (fore-, pre-
npeflBHAGTb to foresee
J
'
npeAycMaTpHBaxb — npeAycMOTpetb to provide
npeftHyBCTBOBaTb to have a presentiment
;
j
npeanojiaraTb — npeAnojiOKnTb to suppose
npefluiecTBOBaTb {ueMif?) to precede
—
1
npeflCToamnH forthcoming
—
:
453
-oGpdsHbtu (in the form of) mapoBHAHbiu globe-shaped
-06pd3ue sMeeBHAHbiii serpentine
pasHooopaaHbiii various, diverse (3MeH serpent)
OAHoo 6 pa 3 HbiH monotonous 6ce- universal, general
Me.aoBeKoo 6 pa 3 HbiH anthropoid BceodugHH universal, general
iie.noBeKooQpasHaji odesbana an- BcedSmce oopasoBauHe universal
thropoid ape education
CBoeodpaaiibiii original Bceodmee HadHpaxejibHoe npaBo
uiapooupasHbifi ball-shaped universal suffrage
rasoodpaanbiii gaseous BceMiipubui world-wide, \yorId
cAHiioo 6 pa 3 ne monotony BceMupiibiu CoBCT Mupa .The
pa 3 HooGpa 3 He variety World Peace Council
cBoeodpaane originality Bce.MHpHan iiciopHH world history
-sitdHbiu shaped BceMiipHO ii3BecTKbifi (y^eHbiif,
cepAueBHAHbih heart-shaped nncaiejib) world-known (scien-
jirmcBHAtibiu egg-shaped tist, writer)
MiiHAancBiiAHWii almond-shaped Bcecoiosiibiii All-Union
(MiiHAd.ab etc. p. almonds) Bce H a p 6 A n i.t fi n a t on - u'i d e
i
rPAKMATMKA
1. npeA-noiH, cjiy}KainHe ajiji nbipa>Ke!inn upeMCHn.
n c Do
... (pOAKjejibHbiH naACJK) .
'
c no
... (BHHHTe,nbHbiH naAejK) ••• since
paComaA c ympa do oenepa. I was working from morning
till evening.
/7 ey.daA oac c ‘icmbipex do nninii I was wait inn for you from
four to five.
. .
HarpeeaTb ao 20°
noBbimaib reMnepatypy ao 20°
Bn.noTb AO up to, down to
BbicoToii AO 10 Me'rpoB not over 10 metres high
M npoHumaA ecto zaaenuj en.iomb do oO^Ho.ieHuu.
I have read the whole paper including the advertisements.
4) K (AaTo.nbHbin iiaAeH<) by
^
saKOHHiy cnianibio k nepooMij mop. I shall have finished my
article by the first of May.
K tiptnu HacQM p oepmyAcn doMoii.
I had returned home by five o’clock.
455 .
MCMdy (TBopHTejibHUH na^eiK) between
5)
Mejfcdy u Hembtpbun (nacoMu) h 6ydy
deeftnibio pa6ome. m
I shall be at my between 9 and
office (factory, etc.) 4.
2. J[tpo6Hbie MHCJiHTeJibHbie.
Co'ieT-iHiie c Ko.nii>iecTneiii!UM
CK;io»eHne
'iiic.niiTo;ii.uuM
UntUb nOAOBUH
mpemb, mpemb odna mpemb, dee mpe-
Hemeepmb mpemu mu, deyx rnpemeu...
nfiman ... unman KaK npima- dee nnmbix, k deyM KaK npn.na-
decnmuH.. nnmou r'aTe.nbHoe nnmbiM, om nnmti raxeabHoe
( %eAaii J yeAbix
SanoMHHTe:
1.5— oAHa uejiaa ii naib ^.ecaibix (1.5)
0,07 — Hojib uejibix ceMb coTbix (0.07)
3. SHaHeHHH npeAJiora no.
1) by, according .to
(paSoraTb) no njiany, no npoeKty, no pacnucaHino according to
plan, etc.
no cBOHCTBaM, Becy, uBery
457
no coBeiy, mejiaHnio, npuKasy, HHHuHaTHse (kobo?) on one’s advice
at- one’s wish, by somebody’s order, on somebody’s initiative
no MoeMy MHenmo in my opinion
no ero c.noBaM according to him
no o^epemi in turn
rio MOUM HacaM oes Hemecpmu rimxb. It is a quarter to five by my
watch.
cornacHo (aut. n.) according (tojibko b HayquoH peMn)
cornacHO jeopiiH, npaBUJiaM
2 ) CoMexaHim c npe^jioroM no oooana.uaiox TaK>Ke bh;; Ae^Tejib-
HocTH, cnemia.xbHOCTH noc.ae cjiob cnenua.iucrn, padoma, yuednuK,
ACKiyiH, doKAod H AP-:
cnemia.nHCT no MaxeMaTHKe specialist in mathematics _
ucMnHOH no ujaxMaxaM chess champion
Maxu Ha nepneHcxBO Miipa no ^yxdojiy match for the world title
in football
yuGoHiiK no biio.aoruH course of biology
aaAaua no reoMexpim problem in geometry
HCc.xeAOBamie no xhmhh research in chemistry
Oh no npocpeccuu epm. He is a doctor by profession.
rio odeoicde ocnipeHatom, no y.uy npoeoMaxom. When you are met
you are judged by your clothes and when you are seen off by
your ability. '
ynPAWHEHMfl
y npaoicneHue I. ripomnaiiTe c.ieflyioui,He Apoui: .
aj KaKoe nncno?
rio.xoBiiiia — xpexb ero. Kaitoe axo mhcao?
44
O T B e t: 44 + 44
'
r 7 •
99
OTBeT: 9 + .g-.
T
II
p II I
^ ‘
T 1 "" ' '
'
2
'2 ’ "5 ”
H T. a.
. 3EM.n51 H J1IO/1.H
459
B 1800 ro;iy ^hcjio jiKDAefl, JKHBymnx Ha aewuie, AOCTHrjip 900 mjih.,
a nepea CTOjicrae b 1900 ro^y oho aocthpjio 1,6 M,apA- B 20-x roAax
Hauiero bckb KojiHHecTBO jikdach coctbbjihjio okoao 2 MjipA., a b
1960 roAy —
OKOAO 2,9 MjipA. ynenbie cHHxaiOT, hto b 2000 roAy
3Ta UH4)pa BoapacTCT ao 6 mapa-
ynpaoKHenue 6. IIpo'iHTaHTe tckct. PaccKajKHie ero.
UH^Pbl H <DAKTbI
(HacTOflinee h npom;ioe)
460
CyprcKoro yHiiBepcHTera. 2. ... HecKO/ibKO jigt ... OTKpbiTim nepiio-
jlimecKoro saKOHa 4)paHuy3CKHH xhmhk JIgkok ac ByafioApan OTKpu.a
HOBWH XHMHMGCKHii BJieMGHT.. 3. ... HGCKO.IbKO JIGT ... CMCpTH MgH-
AGJieeB nncaji: «TpyAHTecb! ... yAOBOjibCTBue npojiGTHT ... toabko
TpyA ocTaBHT CAeA». 4. Fpynna y'jenbix npnexa^a b ropoA KapAcpya
... ABa AHH ... HaMaaa Me>KAyHapoAHoro CBcsAa xhmhkob. 5. Oh craA
npenoAaBaTe.neM SToro yHHBepcHTGTa ... mgcbu, ... aamiiTW AHCcep*
TauHH. 6. SI npHexa.Ti Ha BOKaaA ... abg Munyibi ... OTXOAa noesAa.
7. ... ABG HGAGAH ... OKOHMaHHB HHCTHTyTa OH veXHA H3 POAHOPO
ropoAa.
1. -odpasHbid (pa3Hoo6pa3HbiO.)
map, raa, neAOBeK, mhoxo, oahh;
2. -eudubiH (HumeeudHbiu)
cepAUe, MiiHAHAb, map, hhao, smo
6) Pa36epHTe no cocxany npHnararejibiibie;
BceoGmnn, BceMnpnbin, Bcecoioanbin, BcenapoAHbin, MHoronncAen-
HblH, MHOrOCXOpOHHHH, pa3HOU,BeXHblH, pa3HOCXOpOHHHH.
y npajKHenue 16. npoMHTahxe tckct. PaccKa/Knae ero, ynoTpe6jifln Bbuxeaen-
Hbie Bbipa>KeHHn. B raaro.ne ncpedejiueamb oCtacHHie anaHeiiiie npacxaBKH nepe --
462
. .
464
oniicanHH pasJiH'iHbix bhaob= xnnnoro ^epcBa, yienue hc Momu no-
HHTb npiiMiiny. 3Toro.
npaBiiTe.abCTBo Bo.ihbhh, tag pocjiii naiioo.nee npoAyKTiiBnwe bhaI'I
xHHHoro AepcBa, aanpeinjio bbibob cCMnn SToro pacTcniiH aa npeA<xibi
CTpaHu. HeMa.nO .nioAeu, nbiraBiunxcn JiapymuTb sty MOHono.nmo,
.nnuiH.niicb jkhshh. Tax npoAoA>Ka.nocb ao tcx nop, noxa ne no.MorAii
paapeuniTb ary aaAaxy anrAHMaHiiH HeAMcep ji iihaccu Manyanb,
B 1865 roAy aHrannaHUH JleA^ep. npejKAC neM yexatb lo Bo.nnBinf,
CMor AocTatb ceMena Acpesa HaiiGo.iee GoraToro xiihiihom, Hbaccu
'
CnoBapb
cbipbe raw material Boa,Mb (.1!. p.) leader
XHHi'ni quinine Cypwyaarm bourgeosie
XHiiHbiiicinchona, quinine Cypwj'asiiuri bourgeois
xiiHHoe aepeno cinchona-tree pciuaTbcn, -locb. -cuibcn )
noaynuTb iiaaBdiiiie to be given a name peiuHTbcn, -ycb, -liuibcn to decide
[
Bi'me-Kopoab (.«. p.) viceroy , -f- tiwji. j
3a npdawaMH /
B npeaeaax {'(eao?) within the limits (of BbipajKeHHfi K 6ecepe
something) o sppaBOoxpaHeHHn:
npeaeabHUH utmost, maximum
HeMa.no many aaiioTHTbcn o apoposbe HacejieHun to
aHUiaTbcn, -locb, -eujbCfl I show concern about public health
iHHUJHTbCH, -ycb, -HUJbCH HacejicHHC population
[ tO loSe
(need?) J npepynpextpaTb aaGopeeaHHe to prevent
paspeujdrb ) , , disease
° solve
paapeuiMTb / opraHHSOBarb GecnpaTHoe .neneHue rpy-
Hiipeeu Indian pnutHxcH to organise free treatment
PHCK risk of the workers
c piicKOM pan at the risk of GecnaaTHO OKasbiBarb MepnitUHCKyio no-
n.iaHrauHn plantation Moutb HaceaeHHto na poMy h b Gopb-
HCTOWHHK source Hiiuax to provide free medical service
(jjafipHniibiH industrial, manufacturing both at home and in hospital
npOlfsBOPHTb, -wy, -pHlUb Jb aeHHTbCfl GecnaaTHo to receive free med-
npoj)3BecTii, n npoH3Bepy, ical treatment
•euib (npoLu. fip.;oH npo- to produce
j:} GopoTbcn c saGoaeBaHHflMH, snupeMnn-
H3Bea, -a) Miito control disease, epidemics
npoHSBopcTBo production, manufacture aiiKBHpitpoBarb anHpeMHH to eradicate
(hapMaKoaonin pharmacology epidemics
({lapMaKo.ior pharmacologist coapaBatb Kypopru, . to build health-
(hapMaKo.iorHHecKHH pharmacological CTpoHTb caHaropHH, I resorts, sana-
coBepuieiicTBOBatfa, -yio, ^
poMa oTpuxa pan toria, rest-homes
-yeuib j
'
'} to perfect TpypHmHxcii for the workers
ycoBepuieHCTBOBaib espHTb na KypopTu to go to health-
KpHCTa.1.1 crystal resorts
KpHCTaa.iHMecKHii crystalline npHMeHHTb HOBBHUjHe MeTopbi aeneHHn
nyreM {uceu?) by means of to apply the latest methods of medi-
nocpepcTBOM by means of cal treatment
accaMO.ien assembly
3.ipaBooxpaHeHiie care of public health
HsaeHHBaTb —
HsacMHib to cure
HsaeHHMufi curable
KavnaiiHn campaign
CMepTHocTb HaceaeHHP coKpamaercn the
•iHKBHaHpoBaTb, -yto, -yeuib to eradicate
death-rate of the population decreases
JiHKBHpauHn eradication
BwsuBaTb CKopyw noMoipb to call the
Bno.iHe quite
first aid
466
0,ina>:aw DccMHpHO iisnecmoro iicMCUKoro MiiKpoCiiOnurn PoGcpra
Koxa. HOTopMu oxoTiio H niiHMaTcnbiio .ncMit.T npocthtx .aio,icri. itpH*
macii.i!! K Kaiiscpy Bn.'ibre.nbMv.
— Hanciocb, liw CyACTc .ie»iHTb Mciin no-HUOMy. «icm nniutOMTon
B naiiieu Co.ibHi!UC?-~cnpoat.n Bn.ibrcnbM.
— ISoiocb, ‘iro 370 ncno3MOH{HO. —
07i3e7>!.’r Kox,“~ nt‘,ib ronopfit,
Cnonapb
nPHMEHAHHf? K C/JOBAPfO
A HMeuuo namely
B (fjpijKmax codepoiramcn paoAUHHbic oumaMUHbt, a tmetmo, cuma-
muh a, B, C. Fruits contain various vitamins, namely A, B, C.
30*
-1G7
KEK pa3 just
Bbi npulUAUKQK pa3 eoepcMR. You have come just in time.
^ KOK pa3 codpaACH udmu k sqm. I was just going to visit you.
9mo KQK pa 3 mo, nmo mhb nyoiCHO. That is just what I need.
Bom KOK Mbi oKiiAU. That is how we lived.
Bom 0 HeM n dyMOA. That is what I was thinking about.
OH H (was) he who...
it is
TOH H 0 npH6jTH3HTe.nbHo:
CoMOAem AemeA dea uaca. CuMOAem AemeA npiwAuoumeAb-
HO dea HQca.
The aeroplane flew two hours. CaMOA'em AemeA okoao deux ua-
COB.
The aeroplane flew about two
hours.
R eepHiycb nepeo nnmb Munym. ^ eepHijeb Munym Hepe3 nnnib.
I shall be back in five minutes. I shall be back in about five min-
utes.
rPAMMATMKA -
1. Bbipa)KeHHH BpCMCHH.
AO nop up to now, up to here
cH.x
c Te.xnop since then
nopa it is time
Ao 3Toro Bpe.MeHH till then
AO naujHX AHeii to our time, to this day
c Toro Bpe.MeHH since then
K TOMy BpeMeHH by that time
iiaKanYHe {Heeo?) on the eve of, the day before
Te.M BpeMene.M meanwhile
.^^e>KAy Te.M meantime
BMecre c Te.M at the same time
TO.TbKO HTO just
Ci!!o .MimyTy just a moment
468
a T"r\ i'c -‘t
'
5 •' » *'
'
r:r;<a
«/ -•Jr ,
n no npr.nn UrL' V
non '
n ^:ru. nrpi^t) iUi'M , 5r:r,; rv '>
yrry't dy nr.n
non !::Ti
!:
'
- >“.-i
uaK ur.u
c nioro r>pcMef{u f ftithHt npr urntt kok
no Mrpr mo:o hok «•
:'
( f! V f- 1 ! HnH i ! c !! '^ i>: 1 1 ; u r : jt 5t 1
CiliStti i;ri-
iuid linj'pcni'd.
Hndeen MamjaAb shoa 29 eudoe xuhhozo depeea, e mo apeMH
KUK rjtexcdy meM kokJ eeponeuqbi. snaAU moAbKo 20 copmoe
eeo. The Indian Manuel knew 29 kinds of cinchona-tree whereas the
Europeans knew only twenty.
fJOKa ('8 mo speMft kuk) omdblxaA, moH dpija saHUMaAcn.-
si
-170
. a
is
nvcc;, r:?'.’-','' *^-'v
M S
*’
} -iv . f
,
if I’-rhr xv,:".'*.
W*
a ^r.^ •'.‘‘'’.'"'X u.‘i S
Hf*n
^ < A«. ^
h
O,-;''''.-; yj^;c >•;;'• 1 a, K?!:.-;;:
A7l
y npasKHCHue 3. SaMeiiiiie npocTwe npea.no'/K.eHHsj c;io>KiibiMii, ynoTpeC.'inn
1.
coio 3 i!b!e c.’ioSa do mozo kgk, nocAe mozo kqk, neped me.n kok, npezicde hcm.
nocryn.neHHH b yHHBepcHTer oh yMHJicH b cpeaHeii iuko-
j3,o
.ne. nocjie
2. BosBpameHHH b Pocchk) MenAeJieeB onySjiHKOBaji cboh
T py;i ((OpraHiiHecKaa xhmuh». 3. Flocjie cMepiH Tajib6opa xhhhh
CT a.iH tunpoKo npHMeHBTb npii jieneHHH MajinpHH., 4. HaKaHyne
OTbesAa cHeAJKepa Ha ,po:iHHy Hcnaneii, Manyajib Aociaji Hero
ceMena xnHHoro flepeBa. 5. JXo nacTynjieHHH BecHbi kojixoshhkh
JO.IJKH bl CbUHH npnrOTOBHTbCH K BeCeHHHM HOJieBblM pa 60 TaM. 6. JXo
Hana.na .neKU.Hn no xhmhh mh ycneJiH nooSeAatb.
y npaxcHeHue 4. SaMeHnie mkhuc npej^iOyKenHa c.no>KHon'oaniiKeHHbi.\iii,
licnoabsyn coiosHbie c.ioBa e tno epe.Ma kok, nocAe mozo kok, noKO, no Mcpe mozo
KOK, c mozo epeMCHU kok.
1. Bbi.neMH.nH ot MaJinpHH Kopofl Aepeaa, pocujero b
npHHUeccy
riepy, nyuecHoe uepeBO nojiyuHJio CBoe nasBaHHe. b ee uecTb.
H
2. Kopa o^HHx biwob xnHHoro .nepeBa BbiJieHHBajia 6ojibHbix, a Kopa
upynix ero bhaob 6bi.na homth SecnojiesHa. 3. Bpanu pema.nH bo-
npoc o npiiMeneHim Kopu XHKHoro Aepesa, a MHoro jugabh bo bccx
crpanax EBponw yMupa.no ox MaJiHpHH. 4. PasBHBajiacb c{)apMaKOJio,-
nin, H cosepaieHCTBOBajiocb npoHSBOAcxBo XHHHHa. 5. B 1820 roAy
ABa
3. ^:paHuy3CKHX xiiMHKa nojiynHJiH h3 xhhhoh Kopbi KpHCTa.njiHHe-
CKOO BcmecTBo —
XHHHH, H c BToro BpeMCHH B pasHbix cxpauax no-
HBH.niicb .nafjopaxopHH no npoiisBOACTBy XHHHHa.
noKa ne ... .
472
u npe,tnoacoi!iiRX.
ynpayfCHCHue S. a) OG^rciiiitc nopsiAOK c.'.on
47.1
BpeMH CBponeficKHe BpaMir He hmcjih npeAcxaBJieHHH ... (xunnoe de-
peeo). 5. MaHyajifa Aocraji ceMena Aepesa, 6oraToro (xuhuh). 6. JXe-
peBO MaHysJiH cjiywHT (edimcmeeHHbiu iicmouHUK (padpuHHoeo npoiia-
eodcmea xunima).
y npaoKHenue 1 I> SaMeHure npii;iaTowHbie npea.no>Keimn npimaciiibiMii 060-
poraMii.
waiting for her for 20 minutes. 3. My friend and I have been cor-
responding for two years. 4. For how long have you been studying
Russian?
ynpaoKHenue 13. npomiTaiiTe npeAJioH<einin. OS-bncimte ynoTpe6.neHiie
MecToiiMenHi'i COM, caMbiii. riepcEeAKTe BbipaH<eHiia c bthmh MecToiiMeimaMii Ha
aiir.nnHCKiiii aabiK.
474
y npajfCHeHue 19. OineThie iia Bonpocw.
-176
ypoK 51
AiySblKA BEPAII
CnoBapb
478
KOMaitAonaxb -yw, -ycuib to command npHMopcKHM seaside
Kaxcp launch HaKJiounTb, -K), -euib \
n6c3;i na MocKny train for Moscow liaKJlOHHTb, -ib, -HUlb /
HocH.7bmHK porter 6.iaro;iapHOCTb {x. p.) gratitude
yjiana good luck (success) puGaK fisherman
MCHsi (Go.ibuian) yAana (iieyAaMa) pacuBCT flowering
y
I am very lucky (unlucky) flaeaTb pacuBex xajiaHry to make it
A. n. MEXOB
«B HCAoeeKe doAxcno dbinit
eci' npcKpacHo: u .mi{o, u
odeoKda, a dyma, u Mbic.iu'i>.
A. MexoB
,
MEXOBCKIIE CnEKTAK.il I
480
roBopHT o po;iH ^lOKTopa Acrposa b Banes, naK o cBoefi
jihdGhmoji poflH. Mnoro qexoBCKnx pojieH cbirpa;ia aaMeqaTejibHaa
HTa;ibHHCKaH aKTpuca JI.>KyjibeTTa Maanna. B 6ecefle c KoppecnoH-
lieHTOM coBercKoro xcypnajia ona cooGmiiJia, mto MexoBa ;ik)6ht h
BbicoKO ueHHT B HiajinH. O cede ona cKaaa.aa; «5I oqeHb Jiwd/ifo
JlocToeBCKoro, cHbBa Tojictoto. Ho 6jin>Ke Bcero MHe ^exoB h qe-
xoBCKHH Tearps.
Tan >KHBeT qy^ecHoe, MOjioAoe, rjiydoKO coapeMenHoe qexoBCKoe
HCKyCCTBO.
Ciioeapb
482
npOHSBOJHTb (KA KOZO?) COBbUlOC,^ HC- naoaoTBopHbiH- fruitful (naog fruit)
aaStJBacMoe, rJiy66Koe BncHaMCHHe renao, cepacHuo BcTpenaTb {kozo?) to
to make a great, indelible, profound give a warm welcome (to)
agymecKaa BCTpe'ra welcoirte
impression
ocTaB.THTb iicaaCwBacMOC BnenaTJieHHe to ycTpaHBaxfa (KOMy?) ^pywecKyio ' Bcxpe-
make an indelible impression sy to give a hearty welcome (to)
nPHMEHAHHfl K CJIOBAPKJ
SHaMCHHe npHCTHBOK
83-, 830-
BBcpx
80
(up)ward)
—
a B H JK e H H e C-, CO—
bhhs
j^BUHceHiie
(do\vn)ward, down, off)
cBcpxy
npepbiBatb to interrupt
P a 3 Ji H H a H T e:
nycKatb, -lo, -emb
to let in, to let go
nycTHTb, fl nymy, .-crauib }
BnycKatb to let in
BbinycKatb to let out, to publish —
BbinycK issue, output
cnycKaib, cnycKaibCH to let down, to go down cnycK descent —
Ho: HOAHHMaTb, noAHHMaibCH to raise, to rise noAtew ascent —
oinycKaib to let go —
otnycK leave
nponycKaxb to let go past, to miss —
nponycK pass, missing
—
-meopHbiu cBbisbiBaromiiH, BwpaSaTbiB'aiomHH^
HTO-,aH6o
KpoBOTBopHbiH blood-forming chotbophhh soporific
.Co.neaHeiBopHbiH pathogenic CHOTBopnoe (cyu^.) soporific
naoAOTBopHbiH fruitful
rPAMMATHKA
1
. ripeAJiorH, cnywaiAHe AJia BwpaweHHH npHHHHbi.
U3-3a, otn, «3 + POAHTeAbHbiH naAexK
no, 6Aazodapft-\-li.zx&jihHh\H naAew
u3-3a (because of, owing to, through) —
ynoTpedAHercH mh bw-
pajKCHHH npHHHHbl, npeHHTCTByromeH COBepuieHHK) AOHCTBHH
H3-3a zpo3bi a. ne moz ebiumu na ymt^y. Owing to the storm
I could not go out.
.484
Om xcapbi y mchh 6oAum zoAoea. Heat gives me a headache, {lit.
no (by, through) —
odfaiuHO ynoTped^iaeTca Ann BwpajKeHHH npHUHHbi
nenpaBnabHoro AeiicTBUH, coBepuienHoro no Bune fleucTByromero /luna.
no oiunCKe by mistake
no neBHHMaTeabiiocTH through -carelessness
no pacceJiHiiocTii through absent mindedness
no HeonwTHocTii owing to inexperience
no Moefi (cro, Bauiefi ...) Bime through my (his, your ...) fault
no Biine TOBapiima through one’s comrade’s fault
T a K Hi e: no Co.neanii through illness
no jTiaiKHTeabHofi npumme for valid reasons
H o; by chance c.i>''iariHo
ynPAWHEHHB
y npotmeHue 1. BcraBbre bmccto roneK npeaaoni na-aa, cm, no.
1. TpcBoni H B0.nHeHnH Co.nHueBa ne aaMeva.na nimero bo-
...
AKVJIA
Ham
KopaC.nb cxonn ... (6epee A(ppuKu). iJenb 6hiji npexpacHbiH,
c (.Hope) iiyji cBejKHH Berep, ho k (eenep) noroAa HSMeHHjiacb, cxa-
j\o flvmHo, noxoMy hxo HaMCHHjiocb nanpaBjieHHe (eemep). IlepeA (aa-
nam coAHya) KannxaH Bbimeji ... (noAyda) h npHKHyji: «KynaxbCH!»
B oAHy MHHyxy Bce Maxpocbi nonpbirajm b BOAy. Ha KopadJie c
(mu) 6bi.io ABa ManbHHKa. MajibHHKH nepBbiMH (the first) npurnyjiH
... (eoda). BccMaxpocbi ... (ocmopoMHocmb) njiasajiH okojio (KopadAb),
HO Ma.xbMHKH pemH^H n.abixb b oxKpwxoe Mope. Ohh njibum 6bicxpo
11 KpaciiBo. Oieu (odun ua MUAbHUKoe), cxapbiH apxH.njiepHCT, cxoh.ii
H a na.nyfie h HtoSoBancH {cMeAue MCAbHUKu). B^pyr c nanydbi KpHK-
nyjiH: «AKyjia!» H Bce Mbi yBH;iejiH b BO^e (ee cnuna). «Ha3aA, na-
aa^! BepHHxecb, aKyjia!» —
saKpHwaji apxHHJiepHcx, ho peSnxa caMH
rpoMKo KpimajiH ... (padocmb), nxo njianaiox b Mope, h He cjibimaHH
(eeo KpuKu). ApxHjiJiepHcx, no6HeflHeBmHH ... (eoAHenue), CMOxpeji
Ha iiexeA. MaHbHHKii CHanana He cjibimann, nxo hm KpHnajiH, h He
486
BHAGJIH aKyJlM, ho HOTOM O^HH H3 HHX OrjIHHyjlCfl, rpOMKO KpHKHyjI
... (cmpax), H OHH nOHJlHJlH H30
Bcex CHJI B paSHbie CTOPOHH. 3 tot
K pHK pa 36yfl,H;i (cmapbtu apmuAAepucm). Oh noASejKaji ... (nytuKa)
H BbiCTpe.nHJi ...,.(aKyM). Bee mh sawepOT ... (cmpax) h hcabjih,
HTO 6 y;ieT. PasjiajicH BbicTpen, h mh yenflejiH, hto apxHJUiepHCT
ynan oKoao (nyiuKa) h saKpbui jihho (pytai). B 3to epeMH ... (dbiM)
Mbi He BiiflejiH, qTO c.nyqHJiocb c MaubHHKaMH. Ho Kor^a .hhm pac-
cea;icH Hafl (eoda), co (ece emopoHu) pasAajiHCb paflocTHbie kphkh.
CrapbiH apxHJiJiepHCT 0 TKpbi;i r.na3a h nocMorpen b Mope. Ho (eoA-
Hbi) HJiasajiaMepiBan axyjia, a MajibHHKH nabuiH npHMo k (Kopadjit).
AeTH 6 H.nii cnaceHbi ... (pemamejibHocmb u cm/iocmb cmapoao ap-
muAMpuema).
ynpaomeaue 6. CnoBa, CTOamHC n cKoSKax, HanmimTe b npaBnabHou $0P'
Me. ynoTpeGnTe, r^e nyKiio, npefl:ior.
AHCAMBJlb CTOJIETHHX
AncaMfijib cTOJietHHX MyabiKanmoe, neeu^oe u manyopos 6biji op-
raHHSOBaH b Adxaami 17 .hbt nasaA. H
yme na nepBOM KOHpepTe
Keo6HHHbie apTHCTbi npexpacHO uepa/iu na uapodHbix uHcmppMeH-
max, ucnoAHHAU napodubie necnu u manpu.
ymcmHUKU oHcaMdAa. ao chx nop padoTaioT rjiasHbiM oBpasoM b
KOAXoaax, noMoran coBetaMH moaoabim.
ypoK 52
Cnoeapb
OTHcro JaT^HBo] why sara^Ka riddle
AXHOsaap dinosaur Hmep pangolin
itxTHoaaBp ichthyosaur TpaBonaHUH herbivorous
HcaosoficKan Spa the Mesozoic era tiiioronAHUH carnivorous
491
luiipoKne caoH naceaenHH various strata
B cpaBHCHHH c HCM \ in comparison
no cpaBHCHHK) c HCM / With which of society
noHBa soil
aKyaa shark
npeHMymecTBO advantage
KaaaTbCH, KaareTCfl npeiiMyrnecTBCHHO mainly
to appear,
(KC.II? HCM?)
to seem Hopa burrow, hole
noKaaarbcn BbllKHBaTb, -H), -CUJb 'I i
° rvive
6e3o6HaHbiH inoffensive BbDKHTb n Bb'iiKHBy, -emb/
paasiax wing-spread BbiMiiparb, -et, BbiMepetb, BbiMper to
Kpwao {
mh . h . Kpb'iabn) wing die out
cpoK period B AaabHenuieM later on
MaeKoniiraiomee mammal rocnoflCTBOBaib, -yio, -yeuib {nad
HiiKaKOH no KCM?) to rule, to predominate
KaTacTp6(J)a catastrophe rocnoacTBo domination, supremacy
seMaerpnceHne earthquake aaaoeBaTb rocnoACXBO to win domination
ropnan CHcrcMa ranges of mountains TBK we in the same way
KonTHHCHT Continent npuMHTUBHbiH primitive
BOAHbiii water, aquatic v
oflHOBpeMCHHO simultaneously •lepenaxa tortoise, turtle
HMCTb MecTo to take place
oeaynaTb, -jo, -eiub
npoiiSBoauTb —
npoH3BecTH'l to check,
irradiate npoBcpicy {need?) J to examine
oSaynuTb, -y, -nujb J| paanoaKTiiBHocTb (m;. p.) radio-activity
o6ayHeHiie irradiation
paaHoaKTMBHbiH radio-active
aapawaTb, -k). -eujb OKaMcneBuiHH fossilised
aapaanTb, -wy, -aiiujb |
^
j ocraTKH remains
'
492
;
^aUSC
Tenjii'ma hothouse OeyCAOBHTb, -BAK), -BHUIb /
aOcoaioTHbiH absolute BosACHCTBOBaTfa, -yio, -yeuib («a nmo?)
OTHocriTe.nbHbiii relative to influence ,
'
iwiawHOCTb humidity
p.) npoACAatb onbiT to make an experi-
noA MyawKy to music ment
anamiTcabHO considerably TaHpop
rpoMKoroBopitreab (at. p.) loudspeaker TaHuosmupa {ok. p.
KOHTpo.mipoBaTb, -yio, -yeuib to control BHGpauHH vibration
nepcAaBatbcfl {neMy?) to be inherited,
KOHTpO.lb (. !. p.) control
1
to be passed on
KOHTpO.lbHblU control
oKaauBaTbCfl 1 ,
sKCnepiiMenT experiment prove jto be
,
oKaaarbCH J
rcnepaiop aayKa miSKOH (BbicdKofi) na-
3tJ)d>eKTHBHbiM effective
CTOTbt high (low) frequency audio os- AaBaxb
' (aatb) oS-bucHCHHe {hcmij?) to
cillator .
nPHMEHAHHfl K CilOBAPH)
rjiarojiw Kasdmbcn — noKaadmbCfi , OKdabieambCfi — OKa-
admbcz:
KasaTbCH — noKaaarbCH to sbbhi
Kaowemcn, noudem dootcdb. It looks raining.
Oh KOOKemcR 6oMHbCM (xBop. n.). He SBems to be ill.
Mne KcmemcH (nasaAocb, noKasanocb), nmo n yoice eudeAa amozo
HBAoeeKa. It seems (seemed) me that I have (had) already seen- this
(that) man.
OKasbiBaxbCH — oKaaaxbCH to find oneself, to prove to be, to turn
out, to be
OKaabiBaexcH it appears
Ha due Mopji oKoauAacb necpmb. (Ha dne Mopn hoiuau Hecbmb.)
Oil was found at the bottom of the sea.
OnasoAOCb, Hmo ceaodHH- cy66oma. (Mu yanaAU, nmo ...
.)
It turned out that day was
Saturday.
MyoicHUHa OKaaaAca moum cmapuM dpyeoM (xBop. n.)
(H yanaA (yeudcA), nmo amom MyoKHuna mou cmap.uu dpye.)
494
That man turned out to be my old friends
petuumb amy sa-
OKaaaAOCb eosMOMHbm (ueBosMooicHbiM) cpasy
at once.
proved possible (impossible) to solve the problem
lt
lOKasbiBaTbCH —
noKaaaTbcn to show oneself, to come in sight*
3 bi 3 biBaTb (Hmo?)
npHqHHOH) to cause
/
BwsMBaTb H3MeHeHHfl (y nezo?)
HHTepec (y kozo?)
PasJinqaHTe:.
lOKasbiBaib to prove npHKasbiBaTb to give orders, to or-
der, to command
roKasarejibCTBO proof npHKaa order
DKasbiBaTbCH to prove to be, saKasbiBaib to order, to book, to
to turn out to be reserve
)TKa3biBaTbCH to deny, to HaKasHBaib to punish
refuse HaKasanne punishment
/KasbiBaib (na nmo?) to point
out, to indicate
3pa era anoxa epoch
'eojiomqecKafl spa geological era
10 Hameu apw B.C.
iameu spbi A.D.
3 snoxy ^leojrajihsMa
under feudalism
riepnoA period cpoK period
lepiiofl JKHSHH life span 3a KopoTKHH cpoK in a short time
3 nepHOA UBereHUfl during the B KpaTqafimHft cpoK in the
blossoming shortest time possible
495
33 KopoTKHH nepHo^l (speMeHn) KOHMHTb paGoty B cpoK to finish
in a short space of time the work in time
BbinoJiHHTb njian Aocpouno to
,fulfil the plan ahead of time
na 3Toii craABH
at this stage
na 3TOM 3Tane I
Ha^aJibHafl craAMfi initial stage
naxoAHTbCfi B craAim 3apo>KAeHHfl to be at (its, etc.) origin, conception
rPAMMATMKA
1. npcAJiorH npHHHHbi (b nayuHOH penu).
C poAHTejibHbiM naAeBTOM
ecjiedcmeue owing to, on account of, in consequence of
8 pesyAbtname as a result of
eeudy in view of
8 cuAy because of, on account of, owing to, by virtue of
B saBHCHMocTH OT depending on
Co 193 bi
tnaic KttK as, since
nocKOAbjcy as long as, since
uffo for
6Aazodapsi moMy nmo thanks to, thanks to the fact that
«3-3fl mozo Htno 1 ,
ommozo nmo f
of -p gerund
496
GBudy mozo nmo in view of the fact that, as
e cujiy mozo nmo by virtue, of the fact that
6 pesyjibmame mozo nmo as a result of the fact that
ecjiedcmBue mozo nmo on accoiyit of the fact that, owing to the
fact that
CoMOAem He moz npuseMAunibCH, man kok 6biA cuAbHuU myMan.
The aeroplane could not land because of a thick fog.
(Tate icaK 6biA cuAbHbiu myMan, caMOAem ne moz npuaeMAumbCH.)
noctcOAbuy-ebi usynoAu xumuio, eu snaeme nepuoduHecKuu sokoh
Mendeneeea. Since you studied chemistry you must know Mende-
leyev’s periodic law.
PacmenuH uMetom ozpoMHoe SHaneHue Bar okushu hu scmab, u6o
e Hux ocyiyecmeARemcR npoyecc (pomocunmeaa. Plants are of great
importance for life on earth for the process of photosynthesis is
realised in them.
Beudy mozo nmo Ce cujiy mozo nmo ) cpomocuumea npoxodum u
npu sAZKmpuHecKOM ceeme, pacmenuR mookho ebipauyieamb e ucnyc-
cmezHHbix ycAoeuRX. In view of the fact that photosynthesis also
takes place by electric light, plants may be grown in artificial
conditions.
TCM jiyyme, xyjKe so much the better, the worse
Gojiee Toro moreover
TBM 6o;iee all the more
TCM bojiee ..., qio all the more ... because
Otibimu UHduUcKux ynenbix meu doAee eaoiCHbi, nmo ohu uMeiom
npaKmmecKoe OHaneHue Bar ceAbCKOzo xosnuemea. The Indian scien-
tists’ experiments are all the more significant since they are of
practical importance to agriculture.
MenBeAeee omKpbiA nepuoBwecKuu sqkoh xuMunecKux OAeMenmoe.
BoAAze mozo, oh npeBcKosaA cywjzcmeoeaHue eiye He omKpbimbix
ZAeMBHmoe.
noebimeHHOR eAoxcHoemb amMoetpepu epeBna Bar sBopoeozo op-
zoHusMa, ineM doAee Bar doAbnozo.
f
3a Mena npeAJioHceuHH
npiiflaTO'.UHoro npnuHHH
fleenpHuacTHbiM oSopoxoM
BAazoBapR moMy, nmo MenBeAzee pacnoAoofcuA aAeMenmu no ux
amoMHbiM eecoM, oh cmoz npeBcKaaamb cyiyecmeoeaHue eiye ne om-
Kpbimbix aABMenmoe.
PacnoAooKue sAeMenmu no ux amoMHbiM eecoM, MenBeAeee cmoz
npeBcnaeamb cyiyecmeoeanue eiye ne omKpbimbix aAeMenmoe.
3. TaaroJibi, npHJiaraxejibHbie h cymecTBHxejibHbie ynpaBamomH^
jraxeJibHbiM na^eiKOM:
cnocobcTBOBaTb (ncMy?) to favour
npenOTCTBORaxb (ueMy?) to prevent from gerund
cooTBexcTBOBarb (HZMy?) to correspond to/with
+
32-1845
497
(cooTBeTCTBCHHO, B cooTBeTCTBHH (c HCM?) according, in accordance
with)
ynPAWHEHHfl
ynpaMHCHue 1. BciaEtTe bmccto toubk npeAflorn ecAedcmeue, e peaijAbmctme,
e saaucuMocmu om; cnoBa, cioauxae b cKoSKax, HanHuiHie b uyiKHOH (popMe.
1. B cBoefi TabAHue MeuAeAeeB pacnoAOHtUA xHMunecKne 9Jie-
MCHTbi ... (ux amoMHbiU eec). 2. ... (sma peaKnua) mu noAynHAU
498
;;HH03aBpH nornGjiH
HOBoe XHMHHGCKoe cocAHHeHHe. b. MoJKeT OfaiTb,
oonyHenue
(usMeneHue KAUMama)7 4. ... (cuntHoe KocmmecKoe
AHHoaaspbir
ScMAu) 6biJi sapajKeH uejibifi cjioh no^Bbi h oKeanu. 5.
(dee tipmumi): (aeoAoeunecme mnuicmpo(pu)
oqeBHjiHO, thSjih ... ...
bhhchhji, ^to
H ... (cuAbHeuuiee odAyneHue). 6 ... (onutn) Cmht
.
nepamypu).
ynpaofCHenue 2.'3aMemne npe;i.noJKeHHfl cnoxHUMH c corosaMH ncf-
HecnocodHbiM k BSJieTy.
3. PesyjibxaTbi onwra coomeemcmeoeaAU npeAnojiojKeHHHM
yMenoro.
4. BaM Sy^ex noAesm noSHsaxb xaM.
aeamb, nodeepzamhcn.
501
fibiJio pa 60 Ta ABHraTejia. 3. XtHHoaaBpu 6bijiH
34xJ)eKTHBHee, ^cm
ropasAo Kpynnee caMbix KpynnMX coBpeMCHHbix JKHsoTHbix. 4. Cko-
pocTb paxeTbi ropasAO BWiiie CKopoCTH peaKTHBHoro caMojicta.
5 rioAHMepbi ropasAO nponnee Mexa^iAa h Aepeaa.
.
ynpaoKHenue 12. ynorpeCHTe BMecro ToqeK c;iOBa apa, anoxa, cpoK, nepuod.
502
SaKonmiTe npeflflosKeHHH, ynoTpe6;iHfl sapaKcraH ape-
ynpaoKHenue 14.
MBHH.
Cnoeapb
nJioT raft oxnpaBHXbCH b nyxeuiecxBHe to go on
.uoAKa boat a journey (
nabiTb 1 ' 1 u I oxnpaBHXbCfl b nyxb to set out
boat
KaxaTbcn j 6ypB storm
nepeceKaxb, -lo, -euib ] HrpyuiKa toy
nepeccHb, n nepeccKy, j- to cross coMHeeaxbCfl, -locb, -euibcn (e. hSm?)
XU nepeccHeuib J to doubt
xpe6oBaxbcn, -yexcH f . j j coMHCHne doubt
noxpeSoBaxbCH “S needed
J Bce-xaku nevertheless
505
Ha reorpa(|)HqecKHx naprax BnepBbie AnTapKTHfla noHBHJiacb b
XVI Bexe. B xeqeHHe jiojiroro BpcMenH SKcneAHUHH oxKpbiBaJiH b oxea-
HC HeSoJibuiHe yqacxxH cyuiH h cneuiHJiH saHBHXb o cbobm oxxpbiXHH
K)>KHoro MaxepHxa. Ho aHXJinqaHHH XI,>KeftMC Kyx, coBepuiHBUiHft ;^Ba
xpyrocBexHux nJiaBaHHn b 70-x ro^ax XVIII Bexa, npiimeji x BbiBOfly,
qxo X rory ox yjxe nsBecxHUx acMejib nex HHxaxoro oduiHpHoro xohxh-
HCHxa, a ecJiH h cymecxByex MaxepHx, xo oh aojukch pacnojiaraxbCH
K)>xHee 60 rpa^ycoB kjjkhoh lUHpoxbi. 3xo naflojiro ocJiaOHJio HHxepec
K K)>KHbiM oSBacxHM SeMJiH. Ha MHoxHx xapxax cyma Boxpyr IOhchoxg
nojiioca BooSme ncqeajia. Ha ee Mecxe cxajiH Haofipascaxb KDkhuh
oxeaH, noxpbixbiH Jib^awH.
Kyx xpenxo aaxpbiJi Asepb b AnxapxxHAy. OxxpwjiH ee pyccxHe
MopflXH — yqacxHHXH nepBofi pyccxoH anxapxxHqecKoft sxcneAHBHH
1819— 1821 roflOB, BoarJiaBJiBBUieHCH 3HaMeHHXMMHMopenJiaBaxeJiHMH h
KCCJieAOBaxeJiHMH 4>. 4>. BejiJiHHcrayaeHOM h M. H. JIaaapeBbiM. 3xa
BXCneAHUHH OXXpblJia o6uiHpHbIH JieAHHOH KOHXHHeHX H XeM CaMblM
ycxaHOBHJia HaJiHqne b kjjkhom nojiyuiapHH waxepHxa, a ne npocxo
noxpbixoro JibAaMH Mopa.
Ho noxpedoBajiocb eme 130 Jiex, qxodw onpeACJiHXb ocHOBHwe oqep-
xaHHH deperoBOH jihhhh AnxapxxHAH npoxHHceHHOcxbX) CBbime 13
Xbic. XM. JlHLUb B 1950 xoAy dbiJiH noqxH noJiHOcxbX) ycxaHOBACHH h
HaHeceHbi na xapxy xoHxypu kokhoxo Maxepnxa. CAOJiaHo sxo dwjio
xpyAHMH dojiee cxa paaAHqHwx nayqHHx rpynn, nodHBasuiHx b Ahx-
apxxHAe b paaHoe speMa. Ho AeficxBOBaAH ohh paaodmenno, HepeAxo
noBxopBH padoxbi Apyr Apyra.
BcecxopoHHee HsyqeHHe caMoro HCAocxynnoro xoHXHHeHxa Scmah
paaBepHyAocb bo Bpeivta MewAynapoAHoro reo(})H3Hqecxoro roAa.
MFr cxaA xpynHeHUiHM nayqHbiM MeponpHHxneM — yqeHwe mhoxiix
cxpaH no cahhoh nporpaMwe b oaho h xo me Bpewa HccJieAosaAH npH-
poAHbie BBaeHH-H B seMHOH Kope, B Mopax H oxeaHax,B axMOc4)epe n b
xocMOce. B 3X0H padoxe axxHBHoe yqacxne npHHaji CoBexcxHH C0103.
B ^JfiBpaAe 1956 roAa Ha Bepery HpaBAbi Bbipoc nepBbm ropoAox
coBexcxHx noAapHHXoB —MnpHbiH. 3a hhm nocjieAOBajiH Apyr-ne. H
X Haqaay MemAynapoAHoro reo^JHanqecxoro roAa — 1 Hiojia 1957 ro-
nPMMEHAHME K CJ10BAPH)
PasjiHHaHTe:
KaKou OH Hai{uoHaAbHocmu? — Oh pyccKUu, anzAUHaHUH.
What is his nationality?
KoKoe y nezo zpaoKdaHcmeo? — Oh zpaotcdanuH Mnduu, CCCP.
What is his nationality?
rPAMMATMKA
1. ripHflaTOHHbie npeAJioMCHHft ucjth. B npHAaroHnux npeAJio>Ke-
HHHX uejiH npn OAHOM noAJiewameM ynorpefiAHeTCH coios Hmo 6bi.
riocjie coKisa nmodbi
ynoTpeCjinexcH hh4)hhhthb, noAJie>Kainee
onycKaetca. Ha aHrjiHiicKHH nawK KOHcrpyKiiHa c nmodbi nepeso-
AHTcn hh4)hhhthbom hjih KOHCTpyKUHeH c in order to.
^
npuuieA, nmoSbi coo 6w,umb bum unmepecHijio Hoeocmb.
I came to tell you interesting news.
riocjie rjiarojiOB ABUXceHUH coroa nmodu mow ho HHorAa ony-
CTHTb, HO nocjie ApyrHX rjiarojiOB HtnoObi HHKorAa He onycKaeTch.
^npuuieA coo 6u\umb bum unmepecnyto Hoeocmb.
Ho: JloKUM npoduA nacbi, nmoObi Kynumb HeAAe nodapoK.
Jim sold his watch to buy Della a present.
ripHAaTOHHbie npeAJioweHHH ii.e.iH OTBeuaiOT ua Bonpocbi zmeM?
dAH nezo? (what for?).
SaHZM JLOKUM npodaA nacbi?
2. Fjiarojibi h npHJiararejibHbie, ynpaBJiniomHe TBOpHxejibHbiM na-
AOKOM :
to elect
1. ynPAWHEHHfl
ynpaowHeHue 1. HanHUiHie BMecro TO>ieK yKasaieJibHoe cyioBO mo b npa-
BHJitHofi (J)opMe, ynoTpeSHB, r;;e Hy»HO, npefljiorn,
1. Mbi codpajiHCb xaM, xAe ... Mbi codpajiHCb xaM, nyaa ... . .
nyAHCb oxxyAa, fas ... Bee yme BepnyjiHeb oxxyAa, KyAa ...
. .
• •• •
) C C0K)30M AU.
511
ynpaoKHenue 4. flono.nHHTe npocTue npe;i;io>KeHHsi npHflatoqHUMH c coio3om
nmo, craBH rjiaro;: bo Bcex speMenax. yKaKHTe, KaK ot H3MeHeHHfl BpeMeHH iftwe-
HHCTCft CMblCJI npeMOWeHHH.
512
kob: Majib^HKH B 6ejibix py6auiKax n abbomkh b 6ejib]x njiaTfaHX
—
nepexoAHJia ^epea yjiHuy. 4. B Kyne chabji mojioaob qejioBeK b tcm-
HO-cHweM KOCTioMe. 5. riepea hhm CToajia BbicoKaa jKenmHHa b cepoM
meJiKOBOM njiaibe. 6. H Kyniiji rojiySoft jibukhuh koctiom.
.
514
peBHH. 5. npo4)eccop BCtaji pano, hto6h hc npocnaxt oj^ny ^epeB-
Hfo, MHMo KOTopoH npoesHcaji cHM(|)eponojibCKH6 noea;!.
Bcerfla
6. Kapeji c h^bhoh h chhom npimijiH na BOKsaji, ^Todbi BcrpeTHTb
Hac. 7. jXaHKo BupBaji h3 cBoefi rpy^H cepAue, in'o6fai ocBeraTb hm
nyrb 8. Ohu BocnojibsoBamcb xopomefi norojiOH, mtoSb'
nepen^TbiTb oKean.
PAJIHO
«CnoKOHHOH HoqH, Apysba!)) — roBopHT
;iHKTOp, saKaHqHBaa pa-
AHonepeAaqH A-an ixeHTpaJibHbix pafioHOB CTpanw. A pBAOM b coceA-
Hefi ctyAHH Bbi cAbiiUHTe: «JXo6poe yrpo, TOBapHmH!» 3 to CTOAHna
npABeicTByeT JKHieAefi JlaAbHero BocTOKa.
Ecah cocqHTaTb Bce nporpaMMbi, to paAHocyTKH ctoahuh coctobt
npHMepHo H3 90 qacoB.
PaAHO npoHHKAO nO^lTH BO BCe OTpaCAH HayKH H TeXHHKH. Tax,
b reoAoniH paAHOBOAHW HcnoAbayioTCB, ymo6bi odnapyoKumb nojies-
Hbie HCKonaeMbie, MereopoAoniH HcnoAbayer paAHosoHAbi, nmodti '
ABTOMAT-nPOflABEU,
riepBbiH aBTOMaT-npoAaBeu noHBHACH b j^pesneM Eninxe. ywe
B 50 -m roAy ao HameH apbi raxue aBTOMaibi Shah ycTaHOBAeHbi na
yAHuax AAexcaHApHn. ABTOMaxbi npoAasaAH Bony-^Hmodbi noAynumb
BOAy, HijMHo ObiAo onycmumb b aBTowax MeAxyx) MOHery.
) 1 . Mto bm
ysHajiH o6 hctophh otkpmtiih AHxapKTHAM? 2. Ka-
Klie) MHeHHH cymeCXBOBaJIH 06 BTOM KOHXHHCHXe? 3. Kxo OXKpu.l
AiiTapKxiay? 4. KaK pasBepHyjiocb HCCJieAOBaHHe AuxapKXHAM bo Bpe-
Ma MeacAynapoAHoro reo:{)H3HaecKoro roAa? 5. Kbkhx pe3yjibxaxoB
AOCTiir.na yaeHbie fijiaro^apa coBNiecxHOMy HccJiCAOBaHHio AHxapKxiiAU?
OjOTOCHHTES
Cnosapb
4)OTOCHHTe3 photosynthesis npecbpaaiiacn — npeobpaaoBajicH trans-
KorAa-TO once formed
rae-TO somewhere MycKyA muscle
eecnAOAHWH barren Mb'iuma muscle
AyMuie cKasatb to be more precise
corpcBaxb, -lo, -euib
HHaMe roBopH in other words to warm
corpexb, -K), -eiub I
Xaopo(})HJia chlorophyll
xviopo^HaaoBbiH chlorophyll npHBOAHXb — npHBecxH (Koad? nmo?)
aepHO grain B ABH»eHHe
to set in motion
TyxHyxb, -ex npHBOAHXb — npHBecxH (k HeMy?) (k o 6-
noxyxHyxb | ^ e, j
paaoBaHHK), BUAejieHHio) (wad?) to
f
3axpaHHBaxb(cn), cause the excreation (of)
^
Moar brain
aaxpYxHXbCH, T'’ noaxHHHO poetically
•HXCB (ho vno?) npoxHBonojiojKHbift {HZMy?) contrary
aaxpaxa {nezo? m
nmo?) expenditure AMxaHHe breathing, respiration
nacxHua particle
yraepoA carbon noraou^axb, -lo, -euib )
paAHanHfl radiation
518
B cBo66fl.HOM BHAO free
pacinenJiflTb. -lo.
B CBH3H c 3THM "I connection
-euib split
^ \ to B CBH3H C HCM J
pacmeniiTb, -njiK), > , j_tQ \
BHAHbiH prominent
-nHiub {‘imo? Ha }
MCxauHSM mechanism
nmo?)
CXOACTBO {nezo? c hbm ?) similarity
'
pacutenjicHne splitting
HMeib CXOACTBO {c to rescmble
BbipaSaTbiBaTb, -lO, -euib \ to work
cxoAHbie MeiKAy coGofi similar to one
BupaGoraife, -to, -euib J out
another
BHpaSoTKa working out
cAc-iaTbBWBOA to draw a conclusion
raioKosa glucose
conpoBOHCftaTb, -k), -euib to accom-
npUXOAHTb —
npHHTH K BUBOAV tO
pany come to a conclusion
ocTaBiibca — ocTatbca (om nezo?) to noAoGHbiH (neny?) similar (to)
CnoBapb
BOaUHKaTb, -CT ABHwymaa
1 ciijia motive power, motive
BosMHKuyTb, -CT to arise force
y
OH BOSHHK, -Aa j acTpOHABT astronaut
rpaHAHOSHbiH grandiose
oGmch BeutecTB metabolism
coSHpaTBCji— coSpaTbcs a nytb to
prepare for a journey
519
3anac resewe noKopnTb, -H), -euib to conquer,’ to
"I
Ke but if
noKopuTb, -JO, -liuib .J
subjugate
najibiuiH (ny’Tb, Aopora) long (journey) 6jiaronpnnTHwfi favourable
;ia>iTevibHbiH (nyTb, npouecc) long (way, noHCKK search
process) roAOBoii annual
OAHOKaeTOMHUH unicellular, single-cell cboGoaho roBopuTb, MKtaTb to speak,
Boaopocab («:. p.) alga read fluently
xaopeaaa chiorella xaK H we never
nHiaxeabHbifi nourishing KBaaH(j)HnirpoBaHHbiH skilled, trained
wiip fat KBaaHfjjHKauHsi skill
wi'ipHbiH fat y Hero xopomee (nnoxoe) caMowyscT-
yraeaoa carbohydrate Bue he feels well (bad)
paaMHoaraTbCfl, -ercn
| propagate
r r a coGcTBeHHwfi own
paaMHOJKttTbCH, -HTCn J
noHKa bud
BoaHHH CaccefiH water reservoir, basin aaMaa diamond
cymecTBo being apa6 Arab
# * *
apad^KHii Arab
no;i.MHHRTb, -H), -euJb myMHbiii noisy
nojxMUHUTb, -jb» -ituib \ to subordin- cpeiicTBO means
ate
(ce6e) J corJiaujeHne agreement
nPHMEHAHHfl K CflOBAPH)
SHa^eHHe npHcxaBOK h cycJJiJJHKcoB
Bha view
//a OKHO. xopoiuuU eud ho. eopod. There is a nice view of the
town from the window.
520
jTb B BHAy to nave view m
5HAe as (in the form of)
neCTBOBatb B BHAO KOHCTajIAOB
'
rPAMMATHKA
1. npcAAorn, CAymaiAHe A-ns BbipakeHHsi uejinr
+
dAK poAHxeAbHbift naAe>K
3a-}-xB0pHxeAbHfaiH naAeH<
wa-j" BHHHxeAbHbiH naAe>K
dAH (Koeo?)
^ KijmiA 9my KHuzy dAH eac. I bought this book for you.
3a — A*iH nojiyMeHHH Hero-Jinbo
Ona nouiAtt aa xAe6oM. She went to buy bread,
^ nocAHA MaAbHiiKa 3a oiuemaMU. I sent the boy for the tickets.
Ha
XpaXHTb
HcnojibsoBaxb (hu Htno?)
HaACHTbCH I
521
:
C 0 10 3 bi : ecAedcmeue nezo
man nmo so, so that e peayjibtname nezo
penn) (b HayqHofl
noamoMy 'Ieeudy nezo
^"6*^*°**^ this is why
onimozo j e cuAy nezo
6AazodapA neMy
^ He SHUK) amoeo ueAoeeKa, maK nmo nmezo ne Mozy paccKasam
0 HCM. I don’t know this man, so I cannot tell you anything about
him.
PacmeHUH noenomatom yeneKUCAbiu zaa u ebtdeAHtom KucAopod,
GAazodapfi neAty ohu noAeauu dAn eceeo oKueozo. Plants absorb car-
bonic acid gas and educe oxygen, that is why they are very useful
for all living things.
HeKomopbie opzanuzMbi Mozytn otcumb npu onenb huskou rneMtie-
patnype, eeudy nezo oKuzm eozMOMua ne moAbKo ua SeuAe.
l/HeHbie dojiao m
mozau nonymnib xAopo(puAA ucKyccmemHbiM
nymeM. OdnauQ (meM m
Menee) ohu eeAU pa6omy e amon nanpae-
long
Aenuu. Scientists could not obtain chlorophyll artificially for a
time. Nevertheless, they worked on.
B amo eocKpeceme n ne dbu aa zopodoM, ho samo n nodbieaA na
UHtnepecHOM cneKtnaKAe.
a green substance.
JUbixanue npedcmaeAHem co6oii CAOoKHbiii npoi\ecc. Breathing is a
complex process.
Ho: npeAcxaBJiHTb HHxepec (Baa kobo?) tf be of interest (to some-
body)
npeACxaBJiHXb ce6e to imagine ^
CMHxaxbCfl to be considered
523
ynPAWHEHHfl
B He.M.
H3-3a Toro, hto noAHSJiacb CH.nbHaa Cypa,
6. mh .
He -
CMomH
BHHTH B MOpe H npOBeJIH HOHb Ha OCTpOBB.
ynpaoKHenue 4. npe;i;io>KeHna c npHAaioMHbiMH c.ieACTBHH aaMeHuxe npea-
JIO/KeHHBMII C npilAaTOHHWMH npiWIfHU. ,
,
525
6. npoJKHn b CCCP Bcero HecKOJibKO MecaueB, ho ywe cbo*
Oh
CoAHo roBopuji no-pyccKH.
7. MbI nOSHaKOMHJlHCb HBAaBHO, OAHaKO MH 60/lbUlHe ApySbH.
526
3. B npouecce cJjOTOCHHTesa pacTCHHe Hcnojib3yeT(c^) SHepraio
cojiHeqHoro csexa. Sxa aneprHH Hcnojib3yeT(c^) pacT6HH6M jiJiapac-
menjieHHH bo^h na KHCJiopo;! h BOfiopoA.
4. Ha SToro MaiepnaJia pacxeHHeM Bfaipa6axbiBaK)x(c^) KpaxMaji h
rjiioKoaa. B peayjitxaxe cjiojkhhx xHMHqecKHX peaKUHfi pacxeHHe
B'bipa6axbiBaex(ca) opraHHuecKne BeinecxBa.
5. npouecc (|ioxocHHxe3a conpoBOH<flaex(cii) BbiAeJieHiieM khcjio-
poAa. BbiAejieHHe b axMoc^epy cBodo^Horo KHCJicpo^a conpoBOJK-
;iaex(c;i)axox npouecc.
6. OoxocHHxea Moncex ocyu].ecxBJiHXb(c;z) h npu HCKyccxEeunoM
CBexe, yqeHbie eiue ne cMorjiu ocymecxBHXb(c^) 4)oxocHHxe3 Bue pa- ,
cxenuH.
7. PaSoxbi B 3X0M HanpaBJieHHH Be;iyx(c;i) auxuBHo. yuenbie Be-
AyT(cji) aKXHBHyio pa6oxy b sxom HanpaBjieHHU.
1. Xjiopc(|)Hjiji —
nHFMenx sejieHoro uaexa. 2. Xjiopejijia oaho- —
K.rexoqHaH BOAopocjib. 3. OoxocHHxes —
npouecc, npoxHBonojiojKHbiu
AbixaHiHo. 4. <I)oxocHHxe3 sejieHbix pacxeHHH —
^ASHKyiuau CHJia rpan-
AHOSHoro oOMBHa BciuecxB, npoHcxoAHmero na SeMJie. 5. Axomh
XHMH qecKHx sjieMeHxoB —
3X0 cjiojKHbie cHcxeMbi, Koxopbie Moryx
paapyiuaxbCH, cOpaayH HOBbie cHcxeMbi.
527
YnpaMHeHue 13. SaKOnmiie npeaJiO/KemiH.
BOJIA
numcH ....
peroBopoB.
528
0) Oh Bbipoc B padoHCH cpgde. 2. nHTaiejibHbie Bemecxsa
1.
1. B nponec-
SejieHbie pacTenna nozAOiyatom yrjieKHCjiuH raa. 2.
ce oSMena BemecTB paapyuiaiomcR rpoMaAHbie KOjinnecTBa XHMHne-
CKHX BCUtecTB. 3. B cyTKH sec xjiopejijibi ijeeAmueaemcn b 10 paa.
4. Bnympu pacTeHna npoHcxoAaT cjioacHbie XHMHnecKHe npoueccbi.
5. Faa ucnea h 3 npoSapKn.
c noMombK) (nezo?);
)BXOAUTb B cocTaB (nezo?), cocxoaTb (u3 nezo?).
y npaotCHeHUe 21. OSbacHure. ynoipef'jicHne npiicraBOK nepe-, npe- b rjiaro
nax nepedeAomb, npeoOpasoBamb. HaaoBure chhohumu cjieAyromux Bbipaacennii,
cocraBbre c bthmh BbipaweHnaMU npcAaoHccHHa;
34-1845
529
y npaoKHenue 23. a) OtBeTbie na Bonpocu.
I. Mto npejiCTaB.a5!eT co6oh npouecc (JjoTOCHHteaa? 2. Mto hf-
paer peuiaiomyio pojib b npouecce ^’OTOCHHiesa? 3. rioneMy cJjoto-
cHHxea —
3TO npouecc, npoTHBonoTOucHbift Abixannio? 4 KaKyio pojib
.
q£PHOE 30JT0T0
—
Ha apoAax. Ecah narpexb neijixfa ao xeMnepaxyphi 35 50 xpaAVCOB,
H3 ee coexaBa BbiAeAiixcn denanH. Ecah noBbicHXb xeMnepaxypy ao
150 rpaAycoB, na ee coexasa BbiAeAuxcn KepociiH h t. a-
^OiAKoe xonAiiBO, noAyqaeMoe b pasyAbxaxe neperoHKii He4)XH,
nrpaex BaxcHenmyio poAb b npoMbiiHAeHHOcxii, ho hc Menee BaHCHbiMii
jiBAAfoxcn ceftqac ii Apyriie HecpxenpoAyKXbi. OcoOchho ueHHbiM Ma-
xepnaAOM, noAyqeHHbiM iis Hecpxii, oicaaaAacb nAacxMacca, Koxopoii
ripjiHaAAejKnx dyAymee icax b xhmhh, xaic ii b xexHiiKe, b cxpon-
xeAbcxBe H b MeAumiHe.
34 *
5-31
B naiu BBK —
BeK lopjKecTBa cuHTeximecKHX MaxepHaJioB ace
Go.ibiuce aHa^emie npnoSpexaex «MepHoe 3o;ioxo» He4)Xb. —
CnoBapb
mvkotka cefoahh
nocMoxpuxe Ha Kapxy CoBexcKoro Coiosa. Ha XI,aJibHeM Bocxone,
Ha Cspary OxoxcKoro Mopn, Bbi Haftjtexe MajiCHbKyio nepHyio xoHKy.
3x0 MarajtaH —
uenxp moaoaoh oSjiacxH, Koxopan He^nasHO (1963 r.)
ox.Mena.na cboh AecHxH.nexHHH ioGhjich. B cocxas MaraitancKOH o6Jia-
CXIt B.XO,!lHX MyKOXCKHH HaUHOHaJIbHblH OKpyr,
CHHXaBUIHHCH paHcc
3i.3oxHMecKHM KpaeM fiecKOHenHOH xyHApbi, ccBepHoro chhhhh, 6e-
^
.Hdix Mea,BeAeH h ojieneH h npeoSpasoBaHHUH
aa rojtbi coBexcKofl
.xacxii B Kpan ch.xouihoh 3-neKxpH(|)HKau,HH
h pa/iHo^HKaitHH. 6e- H
532
He
jibie MCABeAH, H oJieHH Ha MyKOTKe, KOHeqHO, ecTb, ho sto yiKe
3 K 30 THqecKaH Aexajib, a ocHoea napoAHoro xosHHcxBa. HecMoxpn
Ha xflJKeJibie KJiHMaxHHecKue ycjiosHH, ojieHeBOAw oSjiacxH AOcpoHHO
BbinojiHHjiH HJiaH ceMHJiexKH H ceftqac copesnyioxcH aa ero
nepesbi-
nojiHeHHe. H sxa nejib y>Ke 6jiH3Ka. Mopa n peKH MyKOXKH Soraxbi
pbi6oH. Ee AoSbiqa c KajKAWM xoaom pacxex.
BeKaMH cMHxaaH, mxo na Ceaepe nejibsa paasHBaxb ce.ibCKoe xo-
SHHCXBO. A ceHMac B MaraAaHCKOH odJiacxn HayanJiHCb Bbipamnsaxb
Kanycxy h Kapxo4)e;ib. B xenjiHuax oapmeBOAti nojiyqaiox BbicoKne
ypoHcaH noMHAopoB h orypuoB.
MaraAaHCKaa o6jiacxb cjiaBHxca h orpoMHbiMH npiipoAHUMH 6o-
raxcxBaMH. CoBexcKne reoaoni oxKpbmaiox Bce HOBwe Mecxopo>KAeHHH
30 Jioxa, ajiMasoB, ojiOBa, BOJib-tpaMa. Ha .4yKoxKe coajiaua ropHOAO-
6biBaK)maH npoMbiujjieHHOCTb. 3a nocjieAHHe 10 .xex oShcm npoMbim-
jieHHOH npoAyKHHH Kpaa yaejiHaHjica b 2,6 pasa. Ceaqac padoxHHKn
npoMbiuiJieHHOcxH cxaBHx nepeA codoii saAaqy noBbicHxb nponsBOAH-
xejibHocxb xpyAa na npeAnpuaxHax, ocymecxBHXb- AaJibHeflmyio Mexa-
HHsauHK) xpyAOBbix npoueccoB.
BojibuiHe nepeMeHbi npoHsouiJiH h b xpancnopxe ofijiacxn. Bmccxo
co6aK H ojieneH cefiqac cpeACxBOM nepeABH>KeHHa cxajia asHauHa.
HeyKAOHHO noBbimaexca xcHSHeHHMH ypoaenb HaceaeHHa. B My-
KoxcKOH xyHApe BbipocjiH AecaxKH HOBbix SjiaroycxpoeHHbix koaxos-
Hbix CCA H padoHiix noccAKOB. B HyKoxcKHX ceAax ecxb AexcKHe
caAbi, acAH, mKOAbi-HHxepnaxbi, 6oAbHHUbi, 6H6AHOxeKn, KAydbi,
HpeAnpnaxHa ofimecxBeHHorp nuxaHHa. 3a nocACAHHe roAbi Ha My-
KoxKe coBepmena noAAHHHaa KyAbxypnaa peBOAtouna. H sxo He
CAOBa, a AeiicxBHxeAbHocxb. CpeAU MyKHeii, sckhmocob, SBenKOB,-
lOKarapoB ecxb cboh ropnaKH, reoAoni, MopaxH, AexaHKH, spaaH,
yanxcAa, yaenbie, HHcaxeAH. MyKOxxa ropAHxca cbohmh ycnexaMH
B pa3BHXHH npOMblUlAeHHOCXH, B AOCXHJKeHHHX KyAbxypbi, oOpaSOBa-
HHa, 3ApaBOoxpaHeHHa.
XIah Bceft odAacxH xapaKxepen OypnbiH pocx HiHAvimHoro cxpoii-
xeAbcxBa. 3a nocAeAHHe naxb acx b oSahcxh' cAano b SKCHAyaxauHio
CXOAbKO JKHAOH HAOmaAH, CKOAbKO 3a HpeAbiAyuiHe 25 Aex.
Pacxex H xopomeex caM MaraAan — uenxp KpynHoro Ceaepo-
Bocxoanoro SKOHowHaecKoro paftona, KpynHbiH KyAbxypHbifi ueHxp
crpaHbi. 3x0 KpacHBbifl ropoA c MHorosxaacHbiMH ^khaumh AOMaMH.
B HeM ecxb MyabiKaAbHO-ApaMaxiiaecKHn xeaxp hmchh ropbKoro,
xcAecxyAna, MysbiKaAbHoe ymiAHiue h uikoab,, mhoxo KiiHOxeaxpoB,
ZlBopeu cnopxa, JXou KyAbxypu. B ropoAe HaxoAaxcn BcecoiosHbiii
HayaHo-HccAeAOBaxeAbcKHH iiHcxnxyx aoAOxa h peAKiix MCxaAAOB,
CeBepO-BoCXOaHblH KOMHAeKCHblH HayaHO-HCCAGAOBaXCAbCKHli HHCXH-
xyx CnGupcKoro oxAeAeima AKaAeMiiii nayn CCCP, oxAeAeinie Thxo-
OKeancKoro HayaHO-HccACAOBaxeAbcKoro HHcxnxyxa pbiGnoro xoaaHcxBa.
H 0KeaH0rpa4)HH, IlncxHxyx ycoBepmeHcxBOBaHHa.yqnxeAei'!,
neAaroni-
aecKHH HHcxHxyx. H xpyAHo noBepuxb. axo sxoMy -ropoAy Bcero
30 Aex.
y coBexcKoro Cesepa CoAbuioe 6yAymee.
CnoBapb
MyKoTCKHH Chukotsk TpaHcnopT transport .
aocpoMiio BbinoaHiiTb naan (no ueMy?) GypHbiii pocT rapid growth (of)
to fulfil the plan ahead of schedule wimHuiHoe cTpo<iTe;ibCTBo housing con-
nepeBb'inoamiTb naan to overfulfil the struction
plan aKcnjiyanipoBaTb, -yio, -yemb to exploit
naamipoBaTb -yio, -yeujb to plan 9Kcn;iyaTamiH exploitation
copcBiioBaTbCH, -ywcb, -yeuibcn (a ‘iSm?) CAaBaxb B sKcnayaTanHH) to put into ope-
to compete (for) ration
Kanycta cabbage BBoflHTb B cTpofl to put into Operation
noMHjiop tomato WHJiOH AOM dwelling house
orypei; cucumber WMaan naou^aab floor space
caaDHTbCfl, -HTCH "I to be famous npeAbiAyu^Hii previous
npocaaBUTbcn (hom?) j (for) xopouierb, -lo, -euib to become prettier
npupoanbie GoraTCToa natural resources MHoroarajKHbifi many-storeyed
MecTopoiKAeuHe deposit MyawKaabHUH musical
aaMas diamond xeaecTyAnn telestudio
oaoDo tin yniiAHme school, college
BoabifipaM tungsten •ABopei; palace
'
534
SAFAUKH BECA
i
CnoBapb
njioTHOCTb density b6;ih3H {need?) near
njioTHMH dense sKBatop equator
KyffiiHecKHH caHTHMCTp cubic centi- nojiioc pole
metre .
HeSecHoe tSmo heavenly body
TenjioBoa diesel locomotive
. acMHoe npHTflaccHHe (THroreHHe) gravi-
rjiaBHWM oSpasoM mainly tation
KopeHHWM 66pa30M radically Bcero only
KopcHH^e iisMeHeHHH radical changes rpya load
yMCHbuiarb, -lo, -eiub
\ .
^ decrease
yMeHbuiHTb, -y, -mub j
— KaiiOH yjKacHHH
xbi MajibHHKl saxpHnaji paccepjKeHHbifl—
oxen. — Bes Konna sanaeuib Bonpoc sa BonpocoM. Hxo 6bino 6bi,
ecjiH 6bi H b XBoeM Bospacxe sajiasaji BspocjibiM xaxoe KOJinnecxso
BonpocoB?
— Mojxex 6bixb, xbi cMor 6bi xor^a oxsexHXb xoxh 6bi Ha o^hh
Hs MOHX, — CKasaji MajibnHK.
Giioeapb
Gea KOHqa without stopping KanaHBaxb, -k), -euib to accuihu-
Bonpde 3a BonpdcoM question
\
after KonHTb, -naib, -nnuib / late
question 'A iodine
odoaoHKa envelope rpawatb, -lo, -eiub I x
BunycK output ' ^ pxnres^
®
ipaaHTb, -Ky, -SHuib j
aBTOMatHHecKHH automatic eacTBue {nezo?) consequence
yctpoHCTBo organisation, equipment peHHOH radical
cKyabnrypa sculpture ;iHHHe difference
HHBonHcb (uK. p.) painting ipnpHS surprise
MejioBofi nepHoa, Cretaceous period Hapefic flight
npecMbiKaioureecH reptile Hiaib to inhabit
AKaACMHH xyfloKecTB Academy of Arts e)o6HTaeMbiH {un)inhabited
aaeKTpHHecKMH lok electric current CTopone ox aside from
535
yx66cTBo comfort, convenience TCMCHHe current
Hyno (mh. h. nyAeca) miracle npo^Ka cork
cyp6BHH severe np66KOBoe aepcBO cork-tree
CHMDoa symbol napH3M tsarism
MpaMop marble i^ejiaioaosa cellulose
Tafira taiga i;ejiaK)a63HbiH cellulose
nPMMEHAHHfl K CJIOBAPH)
SHaHCHHe npHcxasoK h cy(J)4)HKC0B
npeBbiuiaib —
npesucHTb to exceed
npeBOcxo;tHTb —
npeBsouTH to surpass
npeBUCHTb AoSb'my yraa ua 10 %
neperpeTb to overheat
neperpyana overloading
npeo6.naAaTb (Had hcm?) to predominate, to prevail
increasing.
CTpoHTe.nbcTBO Kauajia'
cTpoiiKa construction site
cTpouKH ChGhph
BejiHKjie
nocxpocHHe (c OTBaevenubiMH noHRiHaMH)
nocTpoeune counajiHSMa
ctpoeHHe (crpyKiypa)
HByvaTb cxpoemie axoMa, kjicxkh, pacxeHHH
cxpoH system
rocyAapcxBCHHbiH cxpoii
nOJlHTHMeCKHH CXpOH
Baacxb power, authorities
rocyAapcxBCHHaa B.nacxb state power
saxBaxHXb Bjiacxb b cboh pyKH to seize power
B CCCP ecR BAactub npuHadAeoKum Coeeman,
npn coBexcKofi BJiacxn
536
ABTOpHTCT authority, reputation
Ha^ajifaHHK chief
Ha by
yBCJiH^HTb Ha 5 caHTHMerpoB
yMCHfalUHTbCH Ha 30%
BOspacTH Ha 25%
538
1.ycjiOBHoe HaKJiOHeHHe BHpaBcaeica d^opwou npomeAUi^fo Bpe-
MCHH MacTHua 6bi.C6J. ^acTupa 6bi. f6J MOiKer CToatb nepefl
rjiarojioM hjih nocjie Hero: n 6 bi npuiueA; h npimeA 6 bi 1 should
come; I should have come.
Bbt 6bi noMozAu MHe. You should help me.
ycjiOBHoe HaKJioHeHHe ynoTpeSjiHeTca fljia BbipaHceHua HcejiaxeJib-
HOCTH H B ycjioBHUx upeAJioHcemiax.
JJetnoM n xomeA 6bi noexamb sa Bpaniiny. In summer I should
like to go abroad.
2. ycJiOBHbie npcAJioMeHHfl.
'
XteiicTBiie
OTHOCSITCH •
j
rjiaBHOM upeAJioiKeHHH —
npeA-aoKeRKH "ronte MoryT OTHOCHTbca
KO BCeM BpeMBHaM. •
'
539
/teficTBiie yCJlOBHOe HaKilOHCHHC
OTHOCIITCR
rJiaBHoe npeA«io)KeHiie:
shouldiwould infini-
tive
npHAaToquoe npeAJiwKe-
Hue: past subjunctive
K uacToameMy Ecau 6bi a shua eeo ad- If I know his address, I
TJiaBHoe npeAJioKeHiie;
should/would + perfect
infinitive
npHAaxouHoe npeA-npwe-
HHe: past perfect sub-
junctive
Ecau He unless
Albi noiideM na KatnoK, ecAU 6ydem ne onenb xoaoBho.
We shall go to the skating-rink, unless it is very cold.
Co!03 ecAU B ycjioBHbix npeAJiojKeHHBX c rjiarojioM-cKaayeMbiM b
nacToameM, npomeAuieM hjih Sy^ymeM BpeMeun ne onycKaeica.
Should you come I shall be glad. Ecau eu npudeme, h 6ydy pad.
SaMeua ycnoBHoro npefljioJKeuHH fleenpuHacTHUM oSopoxoM (npu
OAHuaKOBO.M noAJie>Kaui,eM b rjiaBUOM h npHAaxoHHOM npeAJiojKeuHHx):
Ecau Mbi nepepadOmaeM ne^mb, Mti mookcm noAiiwnw den-
3UH U KCpOCUH.
540
nepepadambieaft ue^mb, mookho no/iymmb densun u Kepocim.
nptt ycJiOBUU {neeo?) on condition that
npH ycjiOBHH, MTO provided, on condition that
9mo cdenato npu ycAoeuu, nmo oti mhb noMo^eme.
I will do it provided you help me (on
condition that you help
me).
1.
ynPAWHEHHfl
y/i/?awcKeHKe /. BMecTo TOMBK AonHuiiiTe npHAatoMHue ycAOBHwe npcAAo-
JKeHHH.
—
HarpeBaa He^itb ao xeMnepaTypbi 35 50 rpaAycoB, hs nee no-
1.
AyqaioT deksHH. 2. OpnexaB cefinac na HyKOTKy, bm yBHAHxe yAHBH-
TeAbHbie nepeMCHbi, KOTopbie npoHsoiHAH b jkhshh HyKHefl sa roAbi
COBBTCKOH BAacTH. 3. HocMOTpeB Ha Kapxy COBeXCKOrO CoHDSa, Bbl
yBHAHxe MaAeHbKyio nepHyio xoMKy —
MaraAan, uenxp moaoaoh o 6-
AacxH. 4. ripoHHxaB BCK) HeodxoAHMyio AHxepaxypy, Bbi CMoxiexe
xopouio noAFOxoBHXbCH HO sxoMy -Bonpocy. 5. OprannsoBaB 3aBOA-
CKyio AadopaxopHio, Ha aanoAe CMoryx npoBOAHXb HHxepecnyio nayn-
Ho-HccACAOBaxeAbCKyio padoxy.
y npaofCHeHUe 4.- BcxaBbTe BMecxo xoqcK PAaroA c Hy>KHofi npncxaBKofi: ew-,
o6-, nepe~, pa3pa6ambteamb/-pa6omamb.
1. He^ixb Ha aaBOAax, noAyHaa h 3 nee densHH, KepocHH h
...
541
saHHMaTbCH, ... 5. XoTH MaraAaHCKaH o6jiacTb coBceM ...
542
khcjio-
HHeM BbipadaTbiBaioTCH KpaxMaji h rJiioKoaa. 10. Cbo6o;i,hhh
paCTeHHBMH B 0Kpy>KaK)myK)
pOA, OCTaBIUHHCfl OT BOflbl, BbIAG«aHeTC5I
cpe^iy. ,
543
ynpaoKHCHue14. Coc-raBbTe npeftnowcHiia, ynotpeenna rjiaronu; yeeMiHumb-
CM HU .. yeeAUHumbCft ... e ... pas, noebicumb na ... , nepeettnoAHumb na ...
eospacma na ...; cymecTBHTeflbHue: doSana ne^mu, ysAn, xeAesHou pydu,
oAoea, eunycK cmaAU, npouseodcmeo mocao u moaoko, o6t>eM npoMbittueHHOii npo-
duKHuu, ycuAUUfHoe cmpoumeAbcmeo u BwpakeHHe; no cpaeneHUio c (npouAUM
zodo.n, eunycKOM e ...).
OCTPOB CAXAJIHH
CHA 6bl Bac OCTBBHTb MeHH OAHOrO ... ^ odAyMblBaiO CBOK) AHCCepra-
UHK), HeKOTOpbie CAOJKHfaie Bonpocbl, H npHCyTCTBHe Koro 6bl TO HH
dbiAO MHe Memaer.
— A Tbl HAH KyAa-HHdyAb b TeMHyro aAAeio, — nonpocH^ HaseA
HBanoBHH. —
Ha CBejKeM BoaAyxe Acrae AyMaTb. H xony fiocnaTb
TyT Ha cKaMeflKe. SAecb He Tax HtapKo ...
—,n,HCcepTauHH BaHCHee, —
cKaaaA Mhth. OnaTb nacTynHAO moa-
|
HaHHe
'
... .
Mhth He yxoAHA.
—riocAyuiaH, Mhth, a npouiy TeCa b nocAeAHHH paa ... 'jloKa-
}KH, HTO Tbl yMHbiA, ryMaHHbiH H oCpaaoBaHHbifi. aeAOBeK! '
C/ioeapb
549
nPHMEMAHHH K GJ10BAPK)
K cootcaAemw] unfortunately
oneeudHO apparently Ges cOMHenuH undoubtedly
icOHeHHO certainly
550
BosMOotcHo, H noudy eenepoM e kuho. I .
may go to . the cinema
tonight, , .
'
ZQBOpfi ucfcpeuHe
\ ^i^^^nkiy speaking
cnpakine ,
zoeopfi omKpOBeHHo]
Foeopn ucKpenne, n nedosoMH euMu. Frankly speaking, I am not
pleased with you,
nojfcdJty& may
TlooKCAyU, mbi npae. You may be right.
PaajiHuauTe:
AyMaib — noflyMaifa to think
npH^tyMbiBaxb — npH^yMaib to devise, to think up
(npHHTH K KaKOMy-To peuieHHK) B pe3y./ibTaTe pasMbiui/reHHfi)
BbiflyMbiBaTb — BbiAyMaib to invent, to make up
odAyMbiBaTb to ponder, to consider, to think over
o6;iyMbiBaTb njian padoxbi
aaA^MbiBaxbCH to fall to thinking
npHAyMbiBaxb HOByio Hrpy, .irpyroft bbixoa
npH;iyMaxfa, mxo ckasaxb, Ky^a hohxh
rPAMMATHKA
1. OTpHuareJibHbie MecTOHMCHHH h HapeHHH.
1) C vacTHueii ««-.*
553
Bnepa h ecmpemuA- KaKyto-mo oiceHUt^uny. (H ee He sHaio, ho ee
Moryr SHaib Apyrne.)
Ha cmoAe AeoKutn HbH-mo muza. (H He anaio, HbH aro KHHra, ho
oHa npHHaflJie)KHT onpeflejieHHOMy HejioBeKy.)
Mou moeapum Kyda-mo yuieA. (H He SHaio, KyAa, ho oh yuieji b
onpeAejieHHoe MecTO.)
Oh noneMiy-mo onoadaA. (Mu He anacM, noqeMy, ho oh onosAafl tio
onpeAejieHHOH npHMHHe.)
ripHMCHaHHe. Ecjih RCHCTBue oTHocHTca K npomeAuieM'y BpeMenH, oSuano yno-
TpeG-iHioTCH MecTOHMeHHH H HBpeqHH c MacTHueft -mo; ecOT AeflcTBHe othochtch
K CyAymesiy BpeMeiiH — MecroiiMeHtia h Hapeqna c qacraueS -Hu6ydb. Kmo-mo
nputueA. Somebody came. Kmo-Hu6ydb npudem. Somebody will come.
Ho B BonpocuteabHbix npeAJioHceHHHx: Krnb-Hu6ydb sbohua mhb (noanan
HeonpeAeaeHHOCTb)? Has anybody phoned me?
H
yoKe Koe-KozQ cnpatuueaA o6 amoM (neMHorax jifoabh, eme ne
HSBecxHbix cofieccAHHKy). I’ve already asked one or two peopje about
that.
Koe e HeM n ne coeAacuAcn c moeapuu^eM (xojibKO no HeSojibuio-
My KojiHuecxBy BonpocoB, eme ne HSBecxHux coSeceAHHKy). I didn’t
agree with my friend on some points.
554
.
HT B npomeAuieM speMeHH.
'
''
ynPAlKHEHHfl
ynpaomeHUe /. a) B oTBeiax Ha Bonpocu Hcnoabayfiie MecronMeHHe Humo
B HywHOM naAe»e ii c iiywHUM npeAJioroM.
556
TM Ha CTOJie KHHry? Her, H KHurH He bhaoji.
...
1. BHAeji jiH
2. He? ;iH y Te6fl HcejiaHHH nofliH H H
yciaji,y mchh hct ... 5Ke-
ceroAHfl Ky;na-HH6yAb? jiaHHH HATH kyAa-HuSyAb.
3. npHIUJlH JIH Bbl K KaKOMy-HH- Hei, MM He npHUIJIH ... BbIBOAy.
6ypf> BbiBo;^y?
4. Bjiafteex jih oh
KaKHM-JiH6o Oh He BJiaAeeT ... HHOCTpaHHWM
HHOCTpaHHUM flSUKOM? H3MKOM.
5. AorOBOpHJlHCb JIH Bbl 0 KaKOM- Hot, ... HAane na sastpa mm He
HHdyMb njiane m
aasrpa? AOrOBOpHJIHCb.
6. Bm npHHHJiH KaKHe-HH6y;^b pe- ... peiueHHfi MM He npHHHAH.
meHHJi?
7. EMy npHXOAHTCH 60p0TbCH c ... TpyAHOcTHMH eMy He npHxo-
KaKHMH-HH6yflb TpyAHOCTHMH? AHTCH CopOTbCfl.
8. Tbi cjiHuiaji o KaKHX-HH6yAb ... HOBHX 4)HAbMaX H HC CJlHUiaA.
HOBbIX 4>HJIbMaX?
rpa^JHH?
4 . Oh paA HbHM-JHH6yAb nnchMaM? Oh He paA ... nncfaMaM.
5. C Hbeft CTOPOHM OH OJKHAaA Oh He oHCHAaA noAAepjKKH ...
noAAep«KH? cxopoHbi.
6. C yfaHMH padoTaMH bm nosHaKO- 51 He noanaKOMHACH ... pa6oxa*
MHAHCb? MH.
557
3 . 51 HH C KCM He BHAe-nCH. Mne He c kbm BHAexbCH.
4. MoH TOBapHIH, HH 0 KOM He 33- MoeMy TOBapHUiy ne o kom sa-
60THTCH. 6oTHTbCH.
5. Tbi HH 0 HeM He npocHJi ero? Te6e He o hbm npocHib ero?
6 . ileBOHKa HH Ha htd ne ncajiy- JI,eBOHKe He na hto JKajioBaibCH.
eiCH.
7. Oh HurAe ne MOHiei saHHMa- EMy Her^e saHHMaTbca.
TbCH.
8. Moh cecTpa HHOTKyAa He no- Moefi cecTpe HeoiKyAa noAyqaTb
jiynaeT nnceM. HHCbMa.
9. Mbi HHBAe He Morjiii cnpHTatb- HaM HerAe 6biAo cnpHiaTbCH or
CH OT AonyiH. AOJKAH.
a) HeCKOAbKO
6) HeKomopbiH
H3 Hac no6biBajiH AexoM Ha KaBKaae, ... noSbiBaAH b Kpbi-
1. ...
f.iy. 2. Ho
... BonpocaM h c xo6oh ne- corAacen. 3. Hepes ... BpeMH
Mbi CHOBa ycAbiuiaAH cxyK b Asepb. 4. C ... h3 hhx h yjKe 6biA sna-
KOM. 5. B ... paftoHax ynpanHW yum HanaAHCb BeceHHiie noAeBbie
paSoxbi.
558
KO 6bi pas H-HH mTaji 3Ty KHHry,
h Bcerfla naxoflUJi b Hen qxo-TO
Koro 6w to hh Owjio b Oe-
HOBoe. 6. Mhth cKHsaji,. ^to npHcyTCTBHe
ceflKe eMy noMemaet.
ynpaoKHCHtte 9. SaKOHHHie cJicflyioiuHe npefljioJKCHHH.
6) BHAeAenHHe caosa saMeHiiie caosaMH nmo yaodno, Ktno yaodno, neH yaod-
HO, tioada yaodno] ade yaodno.
'
CBOII
npeAJJOxeHHH. •
'
. .
-
,
559 •
.
—
CKHM H3HK0M. 4. Oh, BepOHTHO, Bjiafleet aHrJlHflCKHM HSblKOM. 5. Oh,
(a) . 1. If you get home not too late, call me up, please. 2. If sum-
mer is warm this year, we shall spend our holidays in the
country.
3. If you finish your work in May, we may spend our holidays to-
gether. 4. If I had time. I should wait for you tonight, 5, If the doctor
had come half an hour later, it would have been impossible to save
the patient’s life, 6. We
should never meet again, unless it hap-
pens by chance,
(b) I. I went away not to interfere with his work. 2. She came
back to say me good-bye. 3, .After I have explained a new grammar
rule we shall read this text. 4. Send me a post-card when you come
to Moscow. '5. Before I visit the Ukraine I should like to go to
the Caucasus. 6. After they had visited France, they went to
'
660
ynpamHeHue 17. CjiesyiomHe napti npeAJiowcHHfi saMeniiTe cjio5KHonoA'JH-
HeHHHMH C npUflaTOqHblMH yCTynilTeJlbHblMH.
36-1845
yPOK 57
PEBEHOK /XE3HPE
(no paccKaay Kst Ulonen)
562
njiamamH. BonpeKH npHcymeS hm ^pHpo;^HOH jKH3Hepa;wcTH0CTH
nexb. Ho 6paK,
Herpbi ;iaBHO yme paay^HJiHCb CMeHXbCH h tcm dojiee
rpy6yK), mecxoKyio naxy-
a saieM pojKAeHiie cbma saMexHO cMHrqHJin
py ApMaHAa 06HHbH.
... Kowa peSeHKy HcnojiHHJiocb xpH MecHua,
j3.e3Hpe cxajio Kaaaxb-
563
;iio6oBb K ApMaHAy. FloMoraTe mhc, CKaHcnre eny, qro oh He npaa.
HHane h yMpy! KpoMe Bac, HenoMy fioJibuie noMOHb MHel»
nojiyneHHbiH OTBex 6biJi KpaxoK; «Moh ej^HHCTBennaa j^eaupe!
Boaspamaflcfl aomoh k cBoeA MarepH, Koiopaa jik)6ht TeSa, npnea-
}KaH CO CBOHM pe6eHKOM».
J3,e3Hpe Boiujia b naSHHer Myxa h noJioHCHjia nncbMo na hhcb-
MeHHbiH CTOJi Hcpeff BJiasaMH ApMaH;ia. MoJiaa B3hji oh hhcbmo, npo-
MHiaa ero h thk see MOJiaa hojiohchji Ha cto;i.
— Mne cjieAyer yexaxb, ApMaHA? — cnpocHJia ona.
— JXa, yesHcaH.
— Tu xoaeuib, HTo6bi a yexajia?
— Jla xoay, htoSm th yexaaa.
J[le3Hpe noBepHyjiacb h MeAaeHHO nouiJia k AsepH, naAeacb, hto
ceflaac oh nosoBer ee, aro eMy cxaHer acaJib ee.
— flpomafi, ApMaHA! —
xhxo cKaaaaa /iesHpe. Oh He oxaexHa.
3x0 6biA0 Rjin me hocjibahhm yAapoM.
ZlesHpe Bsaaa cbina, cnycxHaacb -no cxynenfaxaM h cxaaa yAajiaxb-
ca ox AOMa. TeMHeao. jOteanpe uiJia b xohkom 6ejiOM naaxbe h
KOMHaxHbix Ty(|)Jiax. Ona He nouiJia no uiHpoKOH Aopore, axo Bejia
K oxAaaeHHOH njianxaHHH BajibMOHAa, a npaMO no nojiio. Eh 6biJio
Bce paBHO, KyAa haxh. Kyexu kohojih eft hoxh, pBaan xoHKoe njia-
Xbe. BcKope ona HcaesJia cpeAH AepesbeB, pocuiHX no 6epery rjiy6o-
KOH peKH. Boabuie ee HHKorAa ne bhaojih.
HecKOJifaKo HeACJib enyexa cxpannyio xapxHHy moh^ho dbiAO na-
SaioAaxb B JIa6pH. IlocpeAH ABOpa ropeA orpoMHbifi Koexep. ApMaHA
OSuHbH CHACA Ha lUHpoKofi BepaHAc, oxKyAa xopoino 6biA bhach koc-
xep, H noABBaA cAyraM-nerpaM pasAHaHbie Bemn, Koxopsie xe 6pocaAH
b oroHb. yjKe cropeAH see Beui,H, npHHaAAeacaBmHe ero MaACHbKOMy
cbiHy. SaxeM k Koexpy cxaAH nOAHOcHxb uieAKOBbie naaxba, uiAanbi
K nepaaxKH —
Bce, axo ocxaAOCb ox jHeanpe. FIocAeAHHM npeAMexoM,
dpomeHHbiM B Koexep, Shah nncbMa; Koxopue ^esHpe nncaAa Ap-
MaHAy, KoxAa dbiAa ero neBeexoH.
B yxAy auwKa exoAa, h 3 Koxoporo oh BbiHHMaA nHCbMa, oKasa-
Aocb HHCbMO, HanHcaHHoe He pyKOH X^esHpe. 3xo 6biJiq nncbMO ero
MaxepH K oxuy. «... 51 paAyiocb xoMy, npoaeA oh, —
axo nameMy —
AoporoMy ApMaHAy HHKorAa He npHAexca ysHaxB, axo ero AioSamaa
Maxb npHHaAACjKHx K pace, KCiopyio fieAbie akdah canxaiox pacofi
pa6oB».
CiioBapb
rocnoKa madame He yaHBHTCJibHo, MTo HO wonder that
aae.iyAHTbCH, -xycb, -AHUibca to lose xopouieHbKO thoroughly
one's way MCKAy npowHM incidentally
6e3AeTHbiH childless tipoHcxoaiiTb, -my, -aniub (om koz 6 ?
•iepra line, feature uezd?) to be descended (from)
crpdfiuuA slender
npoHcxojKacHHe descent
Bbidop choice
xapaKTcp character poA family
564
XOpOHHTb, -W, -HlUbj . saxojtiixb —
aaAxii to come
nOXOpOHHTb •’ Barjinuyxb, -y, -euib (ho kobo? ho <mo?)
J
noxopoHM funeral (cob. e.) to look(at)
noBHaaibCfl, -Hjcb, -euibcfl (c KeM?) to npHx6flHxcn\ something)
'
see (somebody) npuuisocb j
HeaflopoBHTbCB to feel unwell paca race
4e;ioBaTb, -yio, -yeuib"! MPHOBCHHe moment
nou,eaoBaTb / MesbKaxb, -eiubj
noueayfi kiss MesbKuyxb J
noBopaniiBaTbCB, -locb, •euibCB B rosoBC MesbKuysa Mucsb an idea
noBcpHyibCH, -ycb, -eiubCH\ , .
flashed across her mind
(KKOMy? K ^BMy?) / npoxecT protest
BocKJiHKHyTb, -y, -euib to exclaim npoxecxoBaxb, -ym, -yeiub
uerp Negro sanpoxeexoBaxb (npomue to protest
KecTOKOCTb (oK. p.) cruelty need?)
npHcyiUHH (KOiiy?) characteristic (of) uenpaBAa untruth
jKH3HepaA0CTHbiH cheerful KatuxaHOBbiH chestnut
KHSHepaAocTHOCTb (ok. p.) cheerfulness KOKa skin
paaymiTbCH to forget how to (do some- npHXOAUxb — npHHXH B ceSs to come lo
thing) oneself
TCM 66aee all the more oTHOuieHue relation
6paK marriage HHase otherwise
BCtynatb b 6paK \ , KpaxKHH short
BCiynuTb (c KeM?)j ^ cscAyex ought (to do something)
aaMeTHbJH visible cryneub (ok.
p.;| ^
CMnrnaTb, -lo, -euib'l cxyneubKa )
CMKrHiiTb, -y, -HUlbl yAaJiflXb(cs), -locb, -eiubcHl to move
Haxypa character yAasHXb(CB), -iocb, -uuibCB away
onacKocTb (ok. p.) danger (om Head?) j (from)
onacHbifi dangerous xyiJjsH shoes
uieniaTb, h uienny, -euib'l KOMuaxHbie, AOMauiHiie xyiJisH slippers
aaiuentaTb I to whisper OTAaseHHuA distant /
uienTaTbCB J KOSOXb, H KOAK), -CUlb) . • ,
565
nPHMEWAHHfl K CJIOBAPH)
SnaHSHHe npHCxaBOK
30- —
aaxoAHTb safiTH
— aaexatb
saesmarb
aaSeraxb — 3a6e>KaTb
SaxoAHTb — aaHTH
1. KOMy? HenaAojiro)
(/c to drop in/call (on
somebody).
SaxoAHTb —
2. (aa KeM? Kyda?
aaflTH na e, no Aopore KyAa-Hii-
6yAb) to call (for somebody, at some place).
Paa.XHHafixe:
xepnxb, xepnxbCH, aaSayAHXbca
^
nomepsiA Ham. I have lost my watch,
xepnxb BpeMB to waste time
y Mensi nomepHACR Kapandaiu. 1 have lost my pencil.
Memo aadAyduAucb e Aecy. The children lost their way in the
wood.
566
'
XapaKxep, npHpojia nature xapaKiepHtm (dAM kobo? ueao?) char-
temper acteristic (of)
rPAMMATHKA
1. BeajiHHHbie rjiaroaw. B 6e3JiHnHbix npejUJiDHceniinx Moryr yno-
TpedJiHTbCH desjinnHbie rjiaro.ribi, KOTopbie BCxpenaioTCB o6bWHO Tonb-
Ko B (|)opMe Tpeibero Jinua eflimcTBeHHoro nncjia, a b npouieAuieM
BpeMCHii —B 4)opMe cpe;iHero po^a. Ohh o6o3HanaiOT;
a) BBJieHHH npupoAbi (b anmiiHCKOM nabixe npe;;.io)KeHHH c it):
paccBeraer (paccBexaTb) dawn is coming
paccsejio it is light
dark
TeMHeex (xeMHeTb) J
Be^epeer (BenepeTb) night is falling
Mopo3HT (MoposiiTb) it freezes
567
Eny CAedyem nosmopumb omim. — OH domen noemopumb omm;
r) cocTOHHue, nctiUTbiBaeMoe JiioAbMK noMHMO hx bojih (jionwe*
CKHH cySbeKT BwpaHceH p^areJibHbiM na^e^oM; b aHrinHftcKOM flsuKe
jiOTHwe npeAJioxceHHfl);
xoMBTCB (xoTeTbCH); EMy xonemcH nemb. He wants to sing.
He cniiTCH: E& ne cnumcH. She cannot sleep.
AyMaercH: Mne dyMoemcH, nmo eu ouiudaemecb. I think you are
mistaken.
HpaBHTCH (HpaBHTbCH); [J penodaeamBAio ne upaeumcH, Koada a nptixo-
oicy noadm ua aammun. My teacher does not like it when I
am
late for the lesson.
KajKCTCH (KaaaTbcn): Hom KaoKetnca, nmo eti ne npaeti. It seems to
us that you are not right.
yAacTCfi (yaaBaTbCH —
yAaTbca) to succeed in-j-ger., to manage to;
yneKbai ydaAocb pacKpumb mauny (pomocunmesa. The scientists
succeeded in solving the mystery of photosynthesis.
He yAaBaibCH to fail:
Mne He ydaAOcb naumu eeo. I failed to find him.
HaAoeAaer (HaAoeAaTb —
naAoecTb) to be tired of-}- gerund:
Mne uadoeAo mcamb. I am tired of writing.
BesTH to be lucky:
Mue eeaetn. I am lucky. EMy ne eesAO. He was unlucky,
XBataet (,i/ ko^o?) (xBaraTb —
xBararb neao? na nmo?) to have
enough of something for something:
y
Hcao xeatnaem epeMenu. He has enough time.
y
/(CHK He xeamuAO epeMenu (hh(|).). I did not have enough time.
y
Hac He xeatnaem denee. We
are short of money.
y
MCHH ne xeamuAo denee na dopoey. I didn’t have enough mon-
ey for the journey.
HCnOJlHHTbCH:
Bnepa euy ucnoAHUAocb copoK Aem. He was forty yesterday,
Fjiarojibi ydaeambcn, HpaeumbCH, Kaaambcn, nadoedamb ynoxped-
.aaiOTCH H B JIHHHUX KOHCTpyKUHHX.”
Onbim yduACH. The experiment was a success.
3ma mpmuHa eceu nonpaeuAacb. Everybody liked this picture.
Oh KaaaACR doAbubiM. He seemed to be ill.
3ma padonia mhc nadoena. I am sick of this work.
BeanHVHwe rnawJibi Moryt conetaTbCH b HH4)HHHTHBe c rnarcma-
.MH cmanib, nanamb b (jjopMe Tpetbero .riHua eHHHCTBeHHoro micjia:
Huhoao meMHemb. EMy cmaAo (HanaAo) Kasambcn, nmo on ece
aadbiA.
rnaronbi cmaHoeumbcn, cmamb ynoTpeGjiniOTCH TaKXte b desJiHH-
Kbix npeAnorKCHHHX c HapeHHHMH:
Mne ece pasHo Kyda udmu. It is all the same to me where to go.
He
cbizpaeme au eu hum eiufi umo-Hudydb? Would you mind play-
ing something else for us?
He npaB;ia jih? (tail question)
Oh oueub xopouio noem, ne npaWa au? He sings very well,
doesn’t he?
ynPAWHEHMfl
y
npa 3/cHeHite /. npotiHiaHTe npeAfloikeana. SaMeaHTC iix 6 jih 3 khmh no ana-
neHHK) .nHqHHMH npefl.ao»eHHaMH.
569
biJiaHeMHoro Heafloposa. 4. 51 oqeHb xoqy b coBepiueHCTBe oBjiaAert
yCCKIIM B3bIKOM. 5. MoH COCeAKa saHHMaeTCH rHMHaCTHKOH, TaK KaK
Ha oneHb ;iio6ht btot bha cnopTa. 6. BbiJio yjKe hosaho, ho hhkto
e xoreji yxoAHXb. 7. 5J Jiiodjito njiaBaTb, aaroparb, kaxaTbCH Ha jioa-
e, nosTOMy Jiero o6biHHO npoBox<y okojio pexH. 8. 51 bchomhhji oahh
aynaft h 3 Moeii )KH3 hh.
ynpaMHenue 3. B aaHHwx npe^aoHceHunx saMeHure cjiobo doAOKCn raaro.na-
n npuxodumcR, cAedyem, npedcmoum b HyjKHofi (j)opMe.
1. HCM nocjiaTb HejioBeKa b kocmoc, yneHbie A0Ji>KHbi
ripeJKAe
bl^H peiHHTfa MHOH^eCTBO CJIOKHeHLUHX TeXHHHeCKHX H SHOJIOniHeCKHX
aAay. 2. Bho4)H3Hkh ao^jkhh 6yAyT nojiHocTbra pacKpbixb Tafiny 4)o-
OCHHXeaa. 3. XhMHKH AOJUKHW BbiaCHHTb nOJlHblft XHMHHeCKHH cocxaB
[ec})XH. 4 npeJKAe hcm npHcxynHXb k onbixy, bh Ao.xJKHbi xopomo
.
1. H
oneHb wajiero, hxo He cMor npHHHXb ynacxHe b 3xoh sKcneAn-
nni. 2. Oh
onenb jHaneJi, nxo He CMor 6bixb snepa c naMii. 3. Bbi
lojKa.xeexe, ecjiH He noHAexe na axox cneKxaxJib. 4. /leanpe naAen-
lacb, HTO MyjK no>Ka,neex ee h noaoBex o6paxHo. 5. ApMaHA HHKOXAa
niKoro He xanen.
y npaMHenue 6. AonoJiHiiie npeA^iojKCHHH.
570
AonojiHUTe npeRJioHceHiiH, ynoipeS^ra Bbipa^eHHfl: 6biA 0
VnaoMcueHUe 8 .
a) examb — eshumb
oAHajKAbi K AOMy, My)K rocnoHCH BajibMOHA yaiiAeJi chokoh-
1. ...
1. Oh
noMo>KeT MHe b sxom. 2. —
51 He MaAbHHiuKa h He noSery
Ha 9X0 cBHAaHHe. 3. FIoqepK 6bui scencKUH.
4. SanncKy Hanncajia
OHcl*
5) HsMCHHie npeAJioKeHHS, BupaatiB HeyBepcHHOCTb c noMoiixbJo mob naaep-
Hoe, Moxem 6bimb, eo3MnoKHo, no-euduMOMy, o'leeudHO, doAMHO dumb.
1. „0 acM
aaAyMaaca?"
xfai —
cnpocnaa ero >KeHa. 2. „H npouiy-
xeSa, Miixa, —
cKaaaa nasea HBaHOBna. 3. „Hh aa qxo ne
yfiAH",
BHHAy“, —
oxBexHa Mhxh. 4 „KaKoe niicbMO xh noayqnji ceroAHa?"
. —
cnpocnaa ona MyjKa. 5. „MHxa, xh 6biJi b 6eceAKe?“ cnpocnaa ona. —
6. „ApMaHA, a AojUKHa yexaxb?“ —
cnpocHJia Xleanpe. 7. „ApMaHAi
nocMoxpii na Hauiero peSeHKa!" —
cKaaaaa ona. 8. „5I xaK cqacxAH-
Ba, MaMal“ —
cKasaaa /I,e3Hpe.
ynpaoKHBHue 27. B ^anHux npe;i.no3KeHrfHX saMeHHTe npHAaxoaHbie npenao-
Aeiiim npH'!acTHb!Mii ii AeenpimacTHbiMH
oSoporaMH. •
572
Hocjie Toro KaK MeHflejieeB okohhhji HHCTHTyr,
oh craji npe-
1
Bepnyjicfl b Pocchio, oh
noAaBarejieM xhmhh. 2. Kor^a MenaejieeB
KOTopue oSpaTHJiii bhh-
npo;toj]Hcaji HTCHHe jieKUHH. 3. Opo^^eccopa,
MaHHe Ha cnocoSnoro cxy^teHTa, noMorajiH eny b ero caMOCTOfliejib-
yjiHUA nonoBA
Ecxb Ha resepe CoBexcKoro Coioaa ropoA Bopxyxa. r.naBHaH yjiH-
u,a ropoAa —yjiHua rionoBa. 40 Jiex HaaaA Ha bxom Mecxe 6biJia Ma-
jieHbKan AepeBHH. B sxoh AepeBHc hchji oxoxhhk Bhkxop nonoB.
OAHaxtAbi oh 6biJi Ha oxoxe ... KoxAa oh BOSBpamajicH apmoh c
oxoxbi, OH yBHAeji na Sepery peKH nepHbie KaMHH. FIonoB bsrji hb-
CKOJlbKO KaMHBH H HpHHeC HX AOMOfi. jlOMa OH 6p0CHA OAHH KHMCHb
B OrOHb. }KBHa H ABTH rionOBa yAHBHJIHCb, KOXAa yBHABJlH, HXO Ka-
MeHb npKO ropHX. 3xo dbui KaMeHHbifi yrojib. IIonoB hocaha Kycoit
B MocKBy. B MaABHbKyK) AepeBHK) npHexaAH reoAoxH. Ohh HauiAH
MHoro yxAH B 3XHX Mccxax. noxoM B Bopxyxy npnexaAH paGonne.
^epea 10 acx sAecb Bbipoc SoAbiuoH yroAbHbiH GaccefiH. Ceiinac
BopKyxa Aaex cxpane xwchhh xohh npeKpacHoro yxAH. KaxcAbift
ABHb noesAa Beayx sxox yroAb b JleHHHxpaA, KnpoB h Apyrne ro-
poAa. Bhkxop IlonoB noAyqHA opAen.
—
y npaowneHue 19 , CoeAHHHxe rJiarojiH noceu{atnb nocemunib, Hoeemamb —
Hoeecmutnb c cymecTBHTeflbHHiMH podumejiu,- doAbHoU moeapum, Bosod, Myseii,
AeKi\m, sannmun. CocTaBbre c bthmh BbipajKeHimMH npeflfloHceHUH.
y npamcHeuiie 20 SaMenHie
. BUAC-'iSHHbie cjiOBa cnHOHHMaMH.
AEBO^KA C :a<yPABJlHKOM
OHa CTOHT Ha BbicoKOM ysKOM HOCTaMeHie nocpeAH ropoAa.
XyAeHbKaH, A-nnHHOHoraH, nan Bce acbchkh ee Boapacxa. B pynax
OHa Aep>KHT fiejioro HtypaB/iHKa. SACCb, b Xhpochmc, 6ejibiH jKypaB-
jiHK cTa.n CHMBOJIOM 6opb6bi sa MHp. 3 to naMHTHHK ABenaAuaTHjieT-
Heii AGBOMKe CaAaKO CacaKH, xparaHecKyio Hcxopnio Koxopofl anaex
Ka>KAbIH BHOHeU,.
CaAaKO CacaKH fibijio xojibKO Asa roAa, -KorAa b aBxycxe 1945 ro-
Aa Ha XnpocHMy ynayia axoMHan 6oM6a. Eh HcnojiHHJiocb 12 Aex,
KorAa OHa yMepAa. B xox cxpauiHbiH aghb, 6 aarycxa 1945 roAa,
CaAaKO noBCSAO: HCCMOxpa Ha xo, hxo aom, b KOXopoM 6biAa Ma-
jieHbKan CaAaKO, naxoAHACH HeAaACKO ox ueHxpa sapbiBa, CaAaKo
He noAyHHAa Aawe paneHHH. KaaaAocb Bce KOHHHAocb aah nee
6AaronoAyHHO. Ho KOXAa AeBOHKa cxa^a cxapiue, poAHxeAH c xpeso-
roii aaMexHAH, mxo ona SAeAHa, 6bicxpo ycxaex, nacxo' dbiBaex
rpycxHOH. BpaHH o6cAeAOBaAH ACBOHKy. Hx AnaxHoa fibiA paneH
CMcpxHOMy npuroBopy: 6eAOKpoBHe.
CaAaKo npHBesAH b rocHHxaAb Axomhoxo BspwBa. Bpan, ocmox-
peBlUHH AeBOHKy, HOHHA, HXO >KHXb efl OCXaAOCb HCMHOrO, HO oh
ynopHO CopoACH aa ee wHanb. H box xoxAa b rocnnxaAe bchomhhah
cxapuHHyK) HHOHCKyra AereHAy o xom, hxo ecAH neAOBeK CAeAaex
xbicHHy dyMajKHbix HcypaBAHKOB, axo npHHecex eMy cnacxbe. H Bce
CoAbHbie CAaSeroiHHMH pyKaMH xepneAHBO abahah H3 SyMaxH MaACHb-
KHX nxHU,. H caMa CaAaKO c yxpa ao Benepa ABAaAa SeAWX JKy-
paBAHKOB. 3x0 AaBaAO Kaxyio-xo naAejKAy, noMoraAO nepenocHXb
cxpaAaHHH.
O MaAeHbKoii Cbabko HanHcaAH b raaexax. H b rocnnxaAb, fab
OH a AejKaAa, cxaAH npnxoAHXb nocbiAKH co bcch Hhohhh: oxOBciOAy
ABXH npHCblAaAH XbICHHH HtypaBAHKOB, HHCaAH BH HHCbMa, npHXOAH-
AH H npneajKaAH b focxh k nefl.
A b cxpane b axH ahh npoHcxoAHAH yAHBHXCAbHbie coShxhh.
—
^ Tbi anaemb, CaAaKO, — paccKaabiBaAH abxh, npnxoAH k hch,
ceHHac BCH Hhohhh HanaAa SopoxbCH aa xo, qxoSbi axoMHbie 6ou6bi
HHKOFAa gOAbLUe HB ygHBaAH ABXBH.
6 aBrycxa 1955 roAa, kofab b Xhpochmb oxKpbiAacb MeHCAyna-
poAHaH KOH(J)epeHHHH aa aanpemenne axoMHOFO k boaopoahofo opy-
JKHH, CaABKO gbIAO yjKB COBCBM HAOXO. Ho HOApyFH no-npBJKHBMy
•
Cnoeapb
*ypaB;ib (-«. p.) crane GyMaxtHuA paper
wypaBaHK small crane cwGep, -H), -euib
ocnaGexb j
nocTaMCHT pedestal j
CnoBapb
;iorOB6p treaty oTKpoBeHHocTb (stf. p.) frankness
coBeiuamie meeting HCnbITbIBaTb, -K), -euib 'I r 1
AepxaBa power HcnbiTarb, -lo, -eiiib /
BeJTHKajT aepwaBa great power HcmaraHHe test
CoeAHHenHwe lilraTU AMepnKH U.S.A. HApo nucleus
United States of America HAepribJH nuclear
BejiHKoGpHxaHHn, CpuTaHCKHfi Great Bri- TepMOHAepHbiii thermo-nuclear
tain, British KocMHMecKoe npocTpancTBO Outer Spac
oGcTanoBKa situation BaKAKiMaTb, -to, -eujb \ to conclude
OTKpoBefiHbiH frank aawiiOHHTb, -y, -liujb / (a treaty)
576
npHCOeAHHHTb(Cfl), -K)Cb,
corJiaiueHHC agreemenl ^
-euibCB I to join
HanpHiKCHne "I fensions , , ^
,
npHCOeAHHHTb(Cfl), -H)Cb,
HanpawcHHOCTb (oic. p.) J j
*
-liuibcfl [KKOMtJ? K Hemj7)
MeKAyHapoaHan HanpnKeHHOCTb inter-
aioah A^SpoH BOJiH people of good will
. nafional tensions MHpOAK)6HBblH peacCful
yMCHbuieHne MeKAyHapoAHoft Hanpji- oCmecTBCHHOCTb (wc, p.) pubHc opinion
weHHOCTH reduction of international
OAOSpBTb, -K), -euib
tensions I
OAO.SpHTb, -H), -HtUb J
,
^
paapHAKa MewAyuapoAHoH Hanpu-
oTBeuai b HHTepecaM {kozo?) to be in
KeHHOCTH lessening of international
the interests of
tensions
MCJiOBeHecTBO mankind
npeAOTBpamaTb, -lo,
cymecTBeHHbjfi essential
, to prevent, to npenuTCTBOBaTb, -yio, ^yemb {neMij?)
npcAOTBpaniTb, st
to prevent, to hinder
npeAOTBpamy,
npenuTCTBiie obstacle
-Tiruib
pacnpocipaHuTb, -euib 1
cocymecTBOBaTb, -yer to coexist ^
pacnpocTpauHTb, -lo, -iiuib / ‘
flA poison
aaTopMosAtb / to hamper
ycHAHBaTb, -K), -euib 1 to heighten, fiAOBHTbJH poisonous
ycHAHTb, -K), -HUJb to intensify ocTatbCH B KHBwx to suFvive
J
577
B bi pa Hv e H It n k 6eceae o MeKgyHapoAHHx OTHomeiiiin
BCCTH I . ,
to conduct
con a npHSuBatb — npHSwTb to arrive
npOBOAHTb } policy
sacenaHHC komhcchh sitting of a com-
mission. aaBepmatb, -w, -euib
to complete
nocTaHOBHTb to resolve saBepiUHTb, -y, -liuib I
KOMHCCHH noctaHOBHaa the commission TBOpHTb, -lb, -HUJb to Create
resolved rpycTHTb, H rpyutyt -cTiiiub to be s;
nocxaHOB.ieHHe resolution aarpyCTHTb to become sad
aannnaTb nporecr to make a protest Tpyaocnoc66HMH able-bodied
nocaatb, HanpaBMTb {
komi }?) Hoiy, peiUHTeabHbiH decisive
nocaaHue to send a note, a message aMMHaK ammonia
BepxoBHbiH CoBCT Supreme Soviet OKKynauHH occupation
noeMbep-MitHKCTp prime-minister aaypear laureate
nPMMEMAHMfl K CflOBAPK)
SHaMeHHe npHcrafiOK
pas- oGpaTHoe ;ieHCTBiie (dis-)
paa.ntoGiiTb to fall out of love
pa3opy>KUTb to disarm
paaymhbca to forget
esKe-
eweroaHbu'i, eHterd;iHO yearly
'
e>KeHeAevdbHbiH, -o weekly
OKetiHeBHbiii, -o daily
Mbi eoKeeodho esduM na we.
Mbt excedneeno ecmpenaeMcn e ynueepcutneme, na yAuye.
EjKGHeae.nbHUH (e>KeMec;iMHbiH) >KypHaji weekly (monthly) magazine
BaaiiMHHH, estmAto- mutual, reciprocal
BsaitMOAevicTBHe reciprocity
B3a::r>roAei{CTBOBaTb to interact
BaaHMoaaBviciiMocTb interdependency
BBaHMonoMOiub mutual aid
aoroBop o DsaHMonoMouiH mutual assistance treaty
B3anMonoHHMaHMe mutual understanding
Cy(|)c})HKc -BHbKuu npHAacT npimaraieJibKHM JiacKaTe,3bHo-yMeHb-
umTenbHoe sHaHeHHe;
xopouiHH — xopoujeHbKHii •
BecejibiH — aeceneubKHH
(pretty, nice)
— xyaeubKHM hobwh — HoseubKHH
xyAoil
^
•
chhkh — CHHeubKHU
HHOCTpaHHbiH, sapyfieJKHMH, aarpaHiwHUM, BHeuiHKu foreign
BHyTpeHHHii, oTeMecTBeHHwfii home
MHHHCTepcTBo HHocTpauHbix ^eji Ministry of Foreign Affairs
imocjpaHHaH \ jniTepaTypa, HuocTpaHHue yqeHbie, 1
sapyoeiKHaa neqatb J aapyGe'/Kuwe
sarpaiiuMHbie TOBapu foreign-made goods
-
j rocTH
'
578
,
' ’
(TOproBaTb to trade)
nojiHTHKa policy..
BHyTperiHBH no.nimiKa home policy .
•
^
'
Pa 3 Jinn a
•
ft re; . .
between)
B cdcmoiun (saK.mnaemca) pasHuna (otJhinutie pasAuuiie)
ue.u ,
.
Mepa measure . ,
Cxenenb degree
B anannxeJibHon (dOvibmdn) Mepe (cxenenn) to a considerable larger
'
extent , ,
'
. .
, ;
B nsBecxHOH Mepe, cxenenn to a certain extent ; -
'
rPAMMATMKA
1. ripHAaxoMHbie onpeAeJiHxeJibHwe npeAJiOHteHnn.
37 *
579
Mu paccKOsaAu o Ottbtmax, Komopbie npoeoduAu e na-
mex
tueu Aadopamopiiu. We
spoke about the experiments we had
carried out in our laboratory.
•
of wholwhich.
...
amom aopod.
^ xopouio 3Haio mex, Ktno ebtcmyna/i (eticmynuA). ,
HO Hmo ...;
'
Tpydno cKasdmb, nmo ... It is difficult to say ... .
’
MaAb, Htno ebi ne npudeme. It is a pity that you will not come.
ynPAWHEHHfl
ynpaoKHenue 1. CoeAHHHte abb npcAAOKenuR caobom Komopud b nyHCHoft
(pOpMB.
1 . Bpatm odcAeAOBajiH ^eBOHKy. Ohh nocraBUJiH AHarHos: 6 eA 0 -
KpOBHe.
2. npHBesAH b rocnHrajib Atomhoco BspBrna. B hSm
JOfeBOMKy
A ejKajiii nocTpaABBume ot Bapbiaa atoMHon fioMfibi b 1945 roAy.
.nioAH,
3. BcKope Bce yanaAn o MaJieHbKofl AesoMKe CaAaKo CacaKii.
0 HCH .HanucajiH b raaerax.
4. Moil Apyr ueAaBHO dbui b Hnomm. H npocnji ero paccKaaath
MHe 06 3TOH HCTOpUH.
5. H BOT TorAa juoah bchomhhjih cxapuHnyio finoHCKyio jiercHAy.
CaAaKO jiexajia c hhmh b rocnuTajie.
ynpaoKHeHue 2. SaMCHHie CAoaa itno, ade, nyda, omKijda caobom Komopbtd
B HyjKHOH (JjOpMB.
582
1C, '•“t -
)K;iajllI 9T0, uUiHuajim-D. - t., j
'
,b) BcTaBbTC b npeA.ioH^eHiiH c.ioBa mom ... KomopbiCi, moKOu ... Komopbiu b
iiyjKHoii (JjopMe.
583
2. JIlOflH paSHblX HaUHOHaJIbHO- Ohh XOTHT. MHpa.
CTefi H nojiHTfmecKHX yCexAC-
HUH ropHHO noMep>KajiH ao-
roBop.
3. BaWHblH HCTOpiWeCKHH AOKy- Hm BBAHeTCH MOCKOBCKHH AOrO-
MeHT —
npuMcp ycnexa b no- BOp.
jiHTHKe MnpHoro cocymecTBo-
BaHHH.
4. CoBemaHne npeACTaBHieneft Ek) 6biAO noAHHcaHHe Mockob-
Tpex BejiHKHX AcpJKaB aaBep- cKoro AoroBopa.
uiHJiocb KpynHOH nofieAOH no-
AHTHKH MHpa.
5. yneHbie AaBHO h HacTOHMHBO Ohh noHHMajiH bcio onacHocib
npeAynpe>KAaJin o6 onacHOCTH HCHblTaHHH HAepHOrO OpyXtHH
3THX HCnblTaHHH. B aiMoccjjepe.
58'1
Asa result of the negotiations a two-year
programme of cultur-
3.
exchange was drawn up. 4. The plan of cultural
exchanp
al
conference. 5. The
between our two countries was adopted at the
discussed at the
question of complete and general disarmament was
session. 6. Atomic energy is now used in different
spheres
U N (OOH)
of science and technology. 7. Most important laws of nature were
discovered in the last century.
r.nafojibi
ynpamneRue 11. B aaHHbix npeflJioKCHUHX saMenuTe Bufle.neHHue
BoaBpaTHUMH, H 3 MeHHB cooTBCTCTBeKHo npeflflOHceHne no ofipaauy; ^ ecmpemuA
eao 6 uHcmumyme. ^ ecmpemujicft c hum e UHcmumyme.
CTOpOHHllii.
586
OTBA)KHblf^ BOPEU,
588
pa;iiiocBfl 3 b. BnepBbie noBBUJiacb B03M0>KH0CTb iisyMuxb npoaBJiCHiiJi
>i<ii3!iii ycnoBunx KocMimecKoro .no^iera. FepMan Tiitob
Me.ioBeKa b
e.T, nn.n, n npii stom iieBecoMOCxb eMy HUCKOJibKo He Memajia. B
no.xexe oii ccxpaiiiu paCoxocnocodHocxb, ycneujHo BbinojiHH.x ;;aHHbie
CMy Banaiiiia, BKJiioHaBiniie paBHbie biiahi AeHxejibHocxH: peryjinpHo
nepeiiaBa.T coo6uieHiiH Ha SeMJiio, ynpaBJinji cjio>khoh annapaxypoii
KopaC.nH «Bocxok-2».
B 1962 ro;iy .nexHUKaMii HiiKOJiaeBbiM ii rionoBiHieM 6biJi cosep-
ULien rpynnoBoii no^iex b kocmoc. Me)KAy KOCMiwecKHMH Kopa6JinMH
«Bocxok-3» h «Bccxok- 4» 6biJia ycxanoBJieHa nocxoHHHaa CBH3b. Pe-
KopA npeCbiBaHiiH b kocmhheckom npocxpaHcxBe ycxaHOBJien Ba;ie-
pncM BbiKOBCKiiM, o6.aexeBiuHM SeMJiio 81 pa3 aa 119 qacoB. B sxom
}K e 1963 roAy b KOCMOce noSbiBaJia nepBaa b Miipe HtenmiiHa-Koc-
MOHaBX.
Ox nojicxa k no.nexy Ka>KAbiH pas pemajiHCb HOBbie c.xoKHbie
naymio-xexHiiHecKiie aanami, yBejiiimiBaJiacb npoAo.n>KHxejibHocxb no-
.nexa. CnaHaJia oAiiiioMHbie noJiexbi, aaxeivi rpynnoBbie, HaKoneu,, no-
.nex iia MHorowecxHOM Kopa6.xe-cnyxHirKe B. M. KoMapoBa, K- Hj Oe-
oKXHCxoBa H B. B. EropoBa b 1964 r. B 1965 r. 6biJia pemena ii
oAHa H3 caMbix npiiHminiiajibHbix aaAan —
BbixoA HejioBeKa na koc-
MimecKoro KopafiAH b KOCMimecKoe npocxpancxBo. A. A. iHeoHOB
noA pyKOBOAcxBOM KOMaHAiipa KopadAH H. M. BeAHeBa coBepuiiiA
BbixoA B cKacj)aHApe b KocMiiMecKoe npocxpaiicxBo n yAaAiiACH ox
Kopa^AH iia paccxoHHiie ao nHxn MexpoB.
YcneiHHbie noAcxbi HCAOBeKa b kocmoc bbabk)xch 6AecxHUJ,eii no-
CeAoi'i HCAOBenecKoro paayMa, cxpcMHuierocH nosnaxb xaiinw kocmh-
HecKoro npocxpancxBa. Ohh BbisbiBaiox paAocxb ii Bocxiimenne Bcex,
KXO CXpeMIIXCH HCnOAbSOBaXb AOCXH>KeHH51 HayKH B MIipHblX UeAHX.
CilOBapb
590
s
npHXOflHTb — npniiTH Ha noMOipb to B noaiixiiHCCKOM oxHouieHim politically,
come to the rescue from the political point of view
HCTBepoHornH four-footed B 3X0M oxHomemiii in this respect
KpyrocBCTHbiH (nyTeuiecTBiie, naaBaHiie) HeocHOBaxejieij groundless
round-the-world Hxo Kacaexen (wad?) as to
BO-nepBbix firstly nopeAcxBHe
BO-BTopb'ix secondly cjieflcxBHe | consequence
J
B-TpexbHX thirdly ocxaaanxb nncaeACXBun to have results
yqiiTbiBaTb, -lo,-emb \ to take into noxepH loss (of)
yqecTb, n yMxy, -euib / consideration Koopfluiiauiin coordination
yqex consideration KoopAHHupoBaxb {'tiiio?) to coordioatc
neperpyana overload KaxerdpHJi category
cnycK descent xiOflBcpraxbcn, -locb,
noAbcM ascent -eujbCB
to undergo
MHoroKpaxHbiii repeated no.HBepmyxbcn, -ycb,
oScaeaoBaxb, -yio, -yeuib to examine -eiubcn {’icMij?)
oScjiCAOBamie examination npoKibbiBatb, -fo. -euib to penetrate
xflwecxb {ok. p.) weight caHXHMexpoBbiH one-centimetre- thick
yflapnxbcfl, -rocb, -eujbCB GpoHH armour
1 to strike
yAapuxbcn, -locb, -Huibcn imaxejibHbiii careful
(against)
{060 Hino?) J xpaeKxopiifl trajectory
nonepeuMbiii transversal c peabK) for the purpose
nonepeK across KpaxKOBpeMEHHbifi foT the short dura-
npoAoabHbiH longitudinal tion
npHHUMaxb BO BHiiwaHiie to take into nojiXBepiK.aaxb, - 10 ,
consideration -euib to confirm
HCBecoMocxb [oK. p.) weight lessiiess nojlXBepAHXb, -iiuib
cocxoHHHC xieBecoMocxil state of weight- aBxoMdxiiKa automation
lessness HenpepbiBHbiH continuous
Ha npotniKcmiH during jiBycxopoHHHH bilateral
npeSbiBaxb, -10, -eujb to stay HucKojibKO not at all
peHxpodewHan CH.na centrifugal force pa6oxocnoc66Hocxb (ok. p.) capacity
ypaBHOBeiuHBaxb, -m, for work
*eu]b BKjnonaxb, - 10
-euib Y
,
to balance to include
ypaBHOBecHXb, -uiy, -y, -HUJb )
BKjllOHlIXb,
-CHUIb -
ynpaBJinxb, 10 , -euib (w.u?) to control
paBHOBCciie balance annapaxypa apparatus
B KaKoii Mepe to what degree
npOAOJiiKHxenbiiocxb (ok. p.) duration
npHcnocaS.xiiBaTbcn,
npoAOJDKiixeJibHbiii long
-wcb, -euibCH
to accommodate OAHHOMUbiii single
npHcnocddiiTbCH,
oneself npHimnn principle
-Saiocb, -Snuibcn
(k 'leMtj?) npiiHuuniiajibHbiri of principle
owHaaxb, -ro, -euib to wait, to
expec
KOiuaHjnip commander
(pyHKuHH function cKaipauAp space-suit
KpoBOoSpameHHe blood circulation no3HaBaxb, n noaiiaib, to get to
-eiub | know,
pesKiiH sharp
noHii/Kaxb, -K), -eujb nosHaxb, -loi -euib . to cognise
, ) . ,
592
GjIQBapb
SnaHeHHe npHcxaBOK
yjiyquieHHe ycHjieHiie
yxyAiiiaTb(cH) — yxyAUiHTb(cH) to yKpenjiHTb(cH) — yKpenHTb(cH) to
deteriorate strengthen
yxyAmeHHe yKpenjieHHe
yA-ilHHHT^CH) — yAJIHHHTb(CH) to yToqHHTb —
yxoqHHTb to specify
lengthen yToqneHHe
yAJiHHeHHe
yKOpaqHBaTb(CH) — yKOpOTHTb(CH) ynpomaTb(cH) —
ynpocTHTb(cH) to
simplify
,
to shorten ynpomenne
yKopaqHBaHiie
38-184S
593
ycnoKaiiBaTb(cH) — ycnoK6iiTb(cB) ocjiaSjiHTb — ocjiaduTb to weaken
to calm doviTi ocJiadJieHne
H o; aaMCAJiHTb — saMe^JiUTb to
slow
saMejiJieHHe
-cnoc66Hbm
pa6oTocnoc66HbiH, TpyAocnoc66- )KH3Hecnoc66HbiH viable
Hbift able-bodied
pa6oTOcnoc66HOCTb, TpyAOCnocdS-. }KH3Hecnoc66HOCTb viability
HocTb capacity for work
HsSbiTOK surplus
HsCbiTOK BemecTBa HadbiTouHbiH surplus
obumie, iisobruuie abundance obujibubiH abundant
oGii-nue (uaobHane) npoAVKTOB
nuTauiiH
HCAocraTOK lack (of); insufficiency HeA0CTaTo^HblH insufficient
HCAOCXaTOK BHTaMHHOB
ocTatoK remainder
ocxaTKii remains
Xo;i, npouecc
B xo^e, B npouecce (uezo?) in the course of, during, in the process
of
B xojie neperoBopoB in the course of the negotiations
B npouecce SBoarounn in the process of evolution
nycKaxb b xoa to put in operation, to set in motion, to start
nycxHXb B xojx s.xeKxpocxauuHio
B uacxHocf)} in particular
Coabuieu uacxbio-^for the most part Boo6me generally
oxnacxii, nacxuHHo partly b obmeM in general
rPAMMATMKA
594
2) ripH HaJiHqHH
oflHoro noflJie>Kamero:
Htno6bt
dJifi mozo, HWOffbi j-r^.
hhAhhuthb
1- -1- (in
+
order
gerund
to, infinitive,
enough \ infinitive,
too / for infinitive
y
uac docmamoHHO epeMenu, nmodu npudmu eoepeMa. We have
.
He d0./2a«:e« / ™4>hhhthb +,
infinitive
CAedyem ynumueamb ece U3MeHeHUH (bhh- n.). All the changes
should be taken into' account.
38 *
595 .
Bee usMeneHUH (hm. n.) doAOKHbi ynumbieambCH.
Mhobob (bhh. n.) nado oSdyMamb. Much needs to be thought over.
TeMnepamypa ne doAotena doemueamb moHKU kutwhuh. The tem-
perature must not reach the boiling-point.
... ,
KOmopbtu infinitive
Mbi paccKaxceM eau o5 omimax (Komopbie 6ydym npoeedeubi), '
TpeSoBaxbCH —
noTpeSoBarbca to be needed, to be required |
AOCTHraTb —
AOCTHPHyTb to attain, to reach
AOSHBaTbCH —
AOSHtbCH to achieve, to attain
HsSeraTb —
HsSeHcaxb •
to avoid, to escape
HsSeraTb xpyAHocTeH to avoid difficulties
KacaxbCH —
Kocnyxbcfl to touch, to be concerned
KacaxbCH nosepxHocxH to touch the surface
part
qxo KacaexcH Bamero Bonpoca ... as to your question ...
jiHUiaxb —
jiHuiHXb (kozo?, Heeo?) to deprive (someone of something)
jiHuiaxbCfl —
jiHiuHXbCH (uezo?) to lose
jiHUiaxb (kozo?) npaaa, bosmojkhocxh to deprive (somebody) of a
right, an opportunity
jiHuiHxbCH apeHHH; Aener^to lose one’s sight, money
aacjiyjKHBaxb (nezo?) to deserve
aacjiyacHBaxb BHHMaHHH, yBajKeHHfl, AOBepna to deserve attention,
respect, confidence
aacJiyjKHXb (nmo?) to merit
ynPA>KHEHMfl
.
6) JtonojiHiiTe npHAatoqHKe npe^jicHieHHs maBHuMii.
1. Hxodbi Hayquxb ycAosna, cymecxByiomiie b MeatnAanexHOM
3.
npocxpaHCTBe 2. MtoSm nocJiaTb qejioseKa b kocmoc, ... .
c uejibio HsyqeHHH
a) —
c uejibio HsyqHTb; c uenbio pemeHna —
c uenwo peuiHTb; 6) c tbm qToSbi ysnaTb (BbiHCHHTb, HayqiiTbca
ynpaBJiHTb); b) BMecTo roro qToSw BbinoJiHHTb (cAeJiaib).
599
foxy. 5. ripH 4)H3HiiecKofl pa(5oTe b opraHnsMe ycKopntomcH 6hoxh-
MHMecKne peaKUBH oKHCJiemia.
ynpasKuenue 9. a) npotiHiafiTe npeflJioHCHHH. OSpaTHre EHmiaHne na c;ioBa,
Bupa)KaK)mHe KoatmecTBO. OepeBeAHTe npe^JiDKCHUH na aHrJiHiicKHH nauK. 06pa-
Tiire BHHMaHne iia corJiacoBaHiie.
npocxpaHcxBc (ycmauaeAueamb —
ycmanoBumb). 6. Hcaobck cxpe-
MHXCH ... aaKOHbi npupoAbi, qxo6bi ... hx ce6e (nosHOBamb no3- —
Hdmb, nodHtmnmb —
nodnunumb).
y npaBKHenue II. npoMBTafite xeKcr. BcxaBbTe nponymenHbie MecTOHMeHUH.
SaMeHitre KOHCTpyKumo exodumt a cocmae chhohumhmhoh. BbiAeaeHHbie caoBa H
BbipaweiiHH nepeaeaHTe Ha aHraHHCKHii H3 uk.
600
ynpaoKHeHue 12. BciaBbTe bmccto To^eK HyjKHUu no cMUCJiy rjiaroji.
I. Mnorae HayqHbie
npodjiCMbi dbiJiH peuienbi c noMoiupK) paKex-
jiadopaTopnfl. 2. C
noMouibio npudopoB, ycTanoBJieHHbix na HCKyccT-
BeHHbix cnyxHHKax Scmjih, Ghji npoaeAen pHA uccjieAOBaHHH. 3. nojiex
nepBoro KocMOHaBxa FarapHHa npodoAotcaAcn 89 Mimyx. 4. Mnoroe,
c qeM BCTpexHJiCH qejioBeK b nojiexe, HeodxoAHMo dbijio nped-
eudemb yqeHbiM. 5. IlompedoeaAucb AOJirae roAbi padoxbi a^ih hoa-
roTOBKH nojiexa qejioseKa b KOCMiwecKoe npocxpancTBo. 6. Heo6xo-
AHMo dbiJio ysnanib, KaKOBa n.aoTHOcTb axMOc^Jepbi. 7. ycneiuHbie
aanycKH cnyxHHKOB hbjihiotch
nodAUHHUM mpuyM^oM coBexcKofl
HayKH. Ohh
Boeopant o nopaaHxejibHOH tohhocth pacnexoB h bhhhc-
JieHHH. 8. HeodxoAHMO npunuMamb eo enuMaHue cocxoHHHe neBeco-
mocth h BAUAHue Ha opraHHSM ApyrHX 4>aKTopoB. 9. Bee neperpysKH
JierKo nepemeuMbL b nonepeqHOM HanpaBJieHHH. IQ. Hem ocHoeanuu
doAiTbcA HocjieACTBHH HOjiexoB. 11. Htt npomROfceHUU Bcero nojiexa
Thtob BbinojiHHJi AaHHbie eMy aaAaHHH. 12. Ha npomAoiceHuii AOJiro-
ro BpeMeHH BeJiacb noAroxoBKa k aanycKy nepBoro HCKyccxBeHHoro
cnyxHHKa. 13. B menenue nocjieAyioiHHx jiex k rpaHHuaM BosAyuiHO-
ro oKeana dbiJiH nocjiaHbi HOBwe cnyxHHKH h paKexbi. 14. 3KcneAH-
601
UHH npcKpamiua pa6omy. 15. y^enbie dnoJiorn npuiuAU na noMoiyb
MeHHKaM.
602
6) noji,6 epHTe OflHOKopeHHHe wosa k caoBaMt
VnpaoiCHeHue 22
'
. a) HaaoBHte aHTOHHMHBHUe BHpaJKeHiis k BHflejieHHbTM bu*
'paxeHiiaM;
BAH5I TEPA^qHHH
(no paccKasy Bopnca HojiBBoro)
605
noKa waTb Banii nocJie TpyflHwx poflOB jieJKajia b bochhom Jiaaape-
Te, TO .nH, no MHenino cnunjiHHueB, xopouinn nejiOBeK o 6H 3 aTejibHo
AonxseH HMOTb rojioc n cjiyx. A mm ne 6buiH hh nesuaMH, hh bcjih-
KanaMH, a odbiKHOBenHbiMH jiioAbMH cpeAnero pocxa.
ripoxojiiiji nac aa nacoM. Bann Tepaqnn.HH Bce paccKasHBaji h
paccKasbiBaJi, c djiaro^apHOCTbro BcnoMnnaa noABHr pyccKnx Mopa-
KOB.
— Mojkot 6 anaeie ^^aMHjiHH tcx, kto sac cnac? — cnpo-
biTb, Bbi
cun MJiaAUJHH na nac.
caMbifi
— Kohcmho, MHorol — aaKHBaji tojioboh Ham coCeceAHHK. — ^
xopomo noMHio HMena. — H oh nasBaji b xopomeM pyccKOM
iix
npoiiaHomeHHn: Bana, Mnxanji, Bpan, O&Aop h Orypeu,.
HaM xoTCJiocb paccMeaTbca no noBOAy Bpana h Orypua, OAHaKO
MM BOBpeMH OCTaHOBHAHCb. IlOTOM BaHa ymCA, yBOAH c cofioft H
nepesoAHHuy.
rioaAHo BeaepoM oh chobh aameji k hbm b nyne. no-Apy>KecKH
y;ibi 6 aacb HaM, roano mm 6 biJiH crapbie anaKOMbie. B pynax oh Aep-
>KaA KOpaHHKy C OFPOMHMMH MCCCHHCKHMH anCAbCHHaMH H 6yTMAKa-
MH BHHa. Oh paccraBHA ace bto na CTOjie h jkoctom o 6 ^HCHHA, aio
Bce 3 TO npuHec HaM b noAapoK. FIotom CbicTpo BbimeA, caobho
C oacb, aTo 6 M mm hc OTKaaaAHCb ot 'ero noAapna. EoAbme mm ero
He BHAGAH. He TO SpuraAa Smab yxce Apyraa, ne to oh ne aaxoTCA
doAbme HBAoeAaTb naccaKHpaM nepBoro KAacca. Ho CAaaa nama
exaAa bmcctc c naMH. JXame Hoabio na cTanunax mm bhacah y okoh
B aroHa BeceAMX AiOAefi, KOTopbie yAbifiaacb MaxaAn hbm pyKaMH.
CnoBapb
CHiierb, -CT to shov/ blue cKa.Ba rock
ropHSOHT horizon noaaeMHbiH underground
MCM ... TCM the... the ToanoK shock
KCJieaiiojiopowHiJH railway ToaKaxb, - 10 -euib \
, .
to hide oxabiBaxb 1 , ,,
cnpHTaxb I J'scall
0X03 Baxb /
TOHHO TaK JKC just as npoauB strait
no.idpiibiH polar
nocaflKa embarkation
noaoCHO {KOMy? neuy?) like pyKOBOACXBo leadership
Kpaiep crater FHCB anger
nene.i ashes
ruaxb, n ronib, -Huib to drive away
606
6oraH rich man HaAOBAaxb, -Id, -euib
(SejiOKypbia HaAoetxb, n HaflocM, -euib to bore
I (kok ecxb) {KOMy? hem?)
B3flTb Ha pyKH to take in one’s arms Maxaxb, H Maujy, -euib
6e3 Tpyua without difficulty noMaxaxb {ueM?) fo wave
Matpoc seaman MaxHyxb, -y, -euib
noKOHHbiH late
HOJIHTbCfl, -ibcb, -MUlbCH (SU KOZO?)
,
to pray (for)-
CepeHeHHafl pregnant
MepT deuce
HepT B03bMH! deuce take itl cMyureHHbiH confused
coSeccflHHK interlocutor cMeuiHoii funny.
Copt side KpHXi'mecKiiH critical
Ha dopxy on board aapasHxejibHbiH infectious
6;iarop6AHbja noble npoHb away
CAaropoACTBo nobleness mSxkhh clear
pasouapoBaxbCH to be disappointed noA near
xo'jiH ... xo JiH whether ... or noA Mockboh near Moscow •
nPHMEHAHHH K 0J10BAPI0
J],BOHHbie COIOSb!
Tosce He
”lnot ... either
/
He TOJibKo ... HO (h) not only ... but also
khk ... thk h both-... and
TO,... TO now ... now
TO jiH ... TO JIH whether ... or
He TO "... He TO either ... or
jih6o or
jih6o ... jih6o either or^
“ (b HaynHofi pem)
peqn)
I however
j- .
J
607
^ He 6biA Htt e Kpbuiy, hu na KaeKose. I was neither in the
Caucasus nor in the Crimea.
Mbi He sadbieaeM u o dpysbHX. We don’t forget about our friends
either.
JlOMOHOCOB 6blA He tUOAbKO eCAUKUM (pUSUKOM U XUMUKOM, HO tt
rwpebiM KpynHbiM pyccKUM cpuAOAoeoM. Lomonosov was not only
a great physicist and chemist but also the first prominent
Russian philologist.
3ma nopoda depeebee ecmpememcA KOfC e HeuaipaAbHou aone,
muK u e Cudupu. This sort of trees is found both in the
Central Zone and in Siberia.
Oh mo itAamA, mo cMenAca. Now he cried, now he laughed.
3mu opeanusMbi au6o ebiMueatom, au6o noeudatom. These orga-
nisms either stay living or perish.
608
J
noA-qe)Kamee OScTorrejiscTBO
Bonpoc 33 BonpocoM question H3 lu^a b roA year after year
after question h30 ahh b achb day after day
AeHb 33 AHBM day after day c Ka>KJibi.M ro^OM, aneM, qacoM,
qac 33 qacoM hour after hour MHHyxoft... year... after year...
BpeMH ox BpeMeHH from time
to time
neHb OTO AHB day to day
OX no.qexa k no,qexy from one
flight to another
rPAMMATMKA
1. CpaBHHxeabHbie qacxHuw.
Bydmo, caobho, muHHO like, as if
HpysbH cMBHAiicb CAOBHO demu. The friends were laughing like
children.
Ona ecmoAa, 6ydmo (caobho ) ecnoMHue o ueM-mo. She stood up
as if she remembered something.
2. npHnaxoHHwe npeA-noMCHHa oSpaaa aeHCXBHq, Mepw h cxeneHH.
I) maK CjMce ..., nan as ... as He man ..., KaK\ ,
3. KoHCTpyKU,HH:
610
^ ynadem. \ I am (was) afraid that he
6oH)Cb (doHACH), Htno OH
>7 6otocb (dOHAcn), nmodu oh ne ynaA.f will (would) fall.
(ABa noAJiemaiuux)
Ho: 6oK)cb, Hffio OH He npudem. I am (was) afraid that he will
^
not come.
riocjie rjiarojia donmbcn hacTHua ne noc./ie coioaa nmodbi hn-
pa)KaeT OTpnuaHHH. i-
ynPAWHEHHfl
1. Bofla B Mope
reMHo-ae.neHaH, npospaHHan, kbk SyTbmoqHoe
CTeKJio. 2. Kax Asa chhhx
He6a, cHHeaii na ropn30HTe Mope h nedo.
3. CpeAH hohh SxHa BApyr npocHyjiacb h Hauaaa myMeib, Kan
nfaHHbift Marpoc. 4. yrpoM .xroAn He ysfiACJiH coHHua,' B&Kpyr dbiao
leMHO, KaK HOHbK). 5. Be.noKypbifi pyccKHu Marpoc, orpoMHWH Kan
Be.riiKaH, noAHHJi Math Bauu h othbc ee b .noAKy.
1. Moh TOBapHiii, pa6oTa.li raK, ... . 2. Ona Bce- Ae.na.ra ran, ... .
612
ynpaoKHeHue 9. npomiTafiTe npeA-TOineniin, bmccto touck nocTanbre cootho
ciiie.nbHbie c.ioaa.
'
pacTeHHH, ....
y npaMCHCHue 13. npoMUTauTe tckct. BcxaBbie BMecio tomck coiosbi a coioa-
Hbie CAOBa.
3ArAHK.\ O0T0CHHTE3A
HSBeCTRO, ... paCTCHHa —
ochobhoh hctorhhk rhuih Ha bcmao.
Pia boau, yrAeKHCAoro rasa h MHHepaAbRUX coAeii rorbu ohh c
ROMOlUbK) COAHCRHOrO CBOTa C03AaK)T TaKHO opraHHRecKHe BeUXeCT-
Ba, ymeBoabi, dejim, JKHpfai, BHraMHHfai. 3 tot npouecc, ... Haau-
...
6) CKOAbKO, Hmo
I. PacreHHH BbiACAHror ctoabko KHCJiopoAa, ... 2. Koaxo3hhkh .
B AOAKH Bcex noApHA'. ••• Sorarbix, ... deAHux, Sea pasAHHHH hoao-
JKeHHH. 3. O SAaropOACTBe pyccKHX mophkob paccKaabiBaAH Bane ...
ero oreu, ... ero Marb, 4. ... Marpocbi naiuH neAH no seqepaM, ...
no MHCHHIO CHUHAHHUCB, XOpOHIHft qeAOBeK oSHSaxeAbHO AOAJKeH
HMerb roAoc h CAyx, toabko BaHH noqeMy-ro AyMaA, qro Bce pyc-
CKHe xopomo noior. 5. Mu He Suah ... nesuaMH, ... BeAHKaHaMH, a
oSblKHOBeHHUMH AfOAbMH. 6. ... SpHraAa CMeHHAaCb Ha OAHOH H3
craHUHH, ... BaHH He saxoreA SoAbuie HaAoeAarb naccaJKHpaM nep-
Boro KAacca, ho mu ero SoAbtue He bhabah.
614
ynpaoKHenue 17 . SaMeHure rjiarcwia HecoBepuienHoro bhah r;iaroAaMH coaep-
uieHHoro BHAa; tab Hy»Ho, HSMeHUie BpCMfl.
1. Mhoxhc HayqHue
npo6jieMbi 6ujih peuieHU c noMouibio paKex-
Jiadopaxopufi, Koxopue 6bi.nH sanymcHU b kocmoc. 2. 4 oKxnSpH
1957 X. —
aeHb, KOXopuH Bomeji b Hcxopino KaK aenb aanycKa nep-
Boxo B MHpe HCKyccxaeHHoxo cnyxHHKa SeMan. 3. KocMiinecKHn no-
Jiex HeB03M0}KH0 6 uao coBepuiHXb 6e3 sHaHHH yc.noBHH, Koxopue
cyiaecxByrox b MeHtn^aHexHOM npocxpaHcxee. 4. VneHUM Hcoo.xoaH-
MO 6UJ10 npOBepHXfa BJIIIHHHe Ha HCHBOH opxaHIlSM MHOXHX (|)aKXOpOB,
Koxopue 6u.nH CBBsanu c nojiexoM. 5. ycneuiHue no.nexbi qe.noseKa
B KOCMOC BBAHioxcH 6jiecxHmefi no6eaoH ne.noBenecKOxo paayMa. ko-
xopuH cxpeMHXCH nosHaxb xafinu KOCMimecKoxo npocxpancxsa. 6. Bo
BpewH no.nexa FepMaH Thxob ycneuiHo Buno.xHB.n aannue ewy aa-
aaHHH, Koxopue BKJHOHajiH pasHbie Bnau aeHxe.nfaHOCTH.
coeep-
ynpancHenue 20$ BcTashTe b npeA^iOHcenun Hape^iia OHenb, cauiukom,
UlCHHO, COBCeM.
Bonpyx xaK
1- Mu ... ycxajiH,nxodu npoao.»iHcaxb nyxb. 2. 6u.fio
617
H B caMOH Mbiuiue cepAiTa- Ot aroro yracaiomee
h;ih tojibko mto
Gnoeapb
619
noA'<epKHBaTb, -jo, -eiub'l to emphasise, cpoK period
nojsepKHyTb, -y, -euib j to underline y;iaHHHTb, -mj, -euib )
to prolong
Hapaay c {ucm?) alongside yaaHHMTb, -lb, -I'mib j
CKopan noMomb first aid
pewHM regime
CHHlKaTb, -H), -eUlb 1
ry6HTb, -6aib, -6HUJb
CHHSHTb, -Hty, - 3 HIlIb J to ruin, to kill
nory6HTb }
cMepTHOCTb (.TiC. p.) mortality
HiaK so, thus npHCTynaTb, -lo,. -euib
1
.aaeaTb —aaib noaowHieabHue peayab- npHcrynuTb, -naib, -hiiuib V to begin
laTbi to yield positive results (k ueMiJ?) J
H CMEPTb OTCTVnHJlA
YipoM 26 Mapra 1960 ro^a paCowHe Hauijin CBoero TOBapum.a,
rpaKTopiicTa BJiaAUMnpa XapuHa b cnery. Bee roBopH.no aa to, mo
OH MepTB. Te;io XapiiHa otBeariH b 6ojibHmi.y coBxoaa. Bpan 6 o.nbHHU,u,
naBe.n CTenaiiOBim ArpaMHH, npewAe Bcero paapesaji OAe>KAy B.naAHMii-
pa, CoMHeHHH He (3 bi.no. CepAue He Onjiocb. XtbixaHHe OTcyTCTBOBa.no.
Spamoi He pearnpoBajiii na cseT. HaJiimne sthx npHSHanoB CBHACTejib-
cTBOBaAO 0 CMepTH. Ho HBeT Tejia;.. Oh ne 6 biJi MepTBeHHo-OJieACH,
KaK SfafBaeT y MepTSbix. Hto ecAH sto ne HacTOHman, OHOAoriinecKafl
CMepTb, a ToAbKo CMepTb KAHHHHecKan? ToTAa pacnaA KAeTOK roAOB-
Horo Moara eme He nacTynnA. TorAa ecTb HaAe>KAa Ha cnaceniie.
OpaBAa, AO CHX nop cahthaocb, hto npoAOAH<HTeAbHOCTb KAiiHune-
CKOH cMepTH Bcero nHTb-mecTb MHHyT. A BAaAHMup, cyAH no BceMy,
aaMepa HecKOAbKO nacoB HaaaA. Ho BeAb b AaOopaTopHii biiahopo
coBCTCKoro npocfieccopa HeroBCKoro KAHHHnecKyio, CMepTb y noA-
OnblTHfalX KHBOTHfalX npOAAHAH AO AByX HBCOb! H npOAAHAH IIMCHHO
c noMoiubK) oxAawAeHHH TeAa ao onenb hhbkhx TeMnepaTyp. Hto, :
eCAH...
riaaeA CTenanoBHH npocHT Bcex —
h Bpanefi, u cec'rep- SoAbHHUbi —
noMOAb eMy. Horn BAaAHMHpa noMeuiaioT b Taa c TenAOHBOAon, nTo6bi
pacuiiipHTb cocyAbi. PyKH h tbao OecnpepbiBHo pacTiipaFOT cnupTOM. B
Mbimuy cepAua BBeAen aApenaAHH —
MeAHKaMeHT, BosOywAaiomnii
cepAewHyio ACHTeAbHocTb. PlaBeA OrenanoBHA HanunaeT apTepna-AbHoe
BBCABHue KpoBH, 3 KOFAa TKaHH CTHAH MBme, npHCTynaeT K HCKyC-
CTBCHHOMy AblXaHHK).
Hepea copoK MHHyT tbao BAaAHMiipa cthao omnsaTb. OoTenAeAa
KO/Ka, noHBHACH CAadbiH, eABa omyTHMbiH
nyAbc. Bpan BHOBb acabbt
nepeAHsaHne KpOBii. BoAbHoro KAaAyT b nocTCAb, ncKyccTBeHHO co-
roeBaioT. B II nacoB Eenepa, nepea 12
nacoB nocAe Toro, KaK BAa-
620
j],HMHpa AocraBHvTii b SojibHimy, oh npniueji b cosHaHne, oTBeTH.T Ha
'
Bonpocbi Bpana. .
Cnoeapb
^
'
Taa basin OTBOCBblBaTb
CecnpepbiBHo without interruption
1
to win (from)
^TBOeBbiBaTb y j
TcpeTb; n xpy, -euib,
to rub TpynocnocoSHMH able-bodied, able to
OH rep, oHa repjia work
noTcpcTb If: * 4=
BblTHpaTb
j
BbirepeTb JI *
cHHpT spirit
BoadywMtb, K), -euib to stimulate, nepenpasanTbcn, -mcb, -eiiibca
t 1
BOafiyAHTb to excite nepenpaBHTbCH, -Binocb I to cross
j
B036yjKji,eHHe stimulation, excitation -BllUlbCn (<tCpC3)
j
nPHMEMAHHB K CJ10BAPH}
SHancHHe npHCTaeoK
— OT npHJiaraTCJibHUX
0 -lo 6~
odJienaTb — o6.^e^^HTb to facili- oxJiaHtAaTb — oxjiajtuTb to cool
tate 0XAa>KAeHHe
o6.^e^^eHlIe oS'bCAHHBTb oC)i>eAiiHHTb to Unite
— oc.aaOHTb to weaken
ocjiaSjiHTb oS^eAHHemie
ocjiaSjiSHite o6o6ui,aTb — o6o6iii,HTb to general-
oSocrpHTb — o6ocTpi'iTb to sharpen ise
oSoctpeHHe o6o6meHHe
oSoramaTb — oSoraTHTb to enrich oKHBABTb to revivc
oSoramcHHe o»:HB.aeHHe
Kpenwyib — oKpenHyTb to get
stronger
622
TOT 4)aKT, >JTothe fact that ...
... OTcro^a hence
cy;ifl (no Bceuy) to all appearances npHTOM besides
npH 3TOM besides
on
H jipyrne (h ap-) and others (alt.)
623
9ma peaKifua npoiicxodiim rnoAbKO npu naAmmi daHuoso ee-
mecmea.
He eoaopiime o6 amoM e eeo npiicymcmeuu,
(6biTb) HajiHuo (o npii3HaKax, AOKaaaTeJibciBe) to be present
Ha.vmo 6bi.m ece npuaHam cMcpmu.
HweTb sHaMeHHe to be ol im- HMexb ycnex to be a, success
portance HMexb B03M0>KH0CTb .^o have an
HMCTb npaao to have a right opportunity
HMCTb MecTO to take place UNietb npeACTaB^ieuHe o to have
HNtetb B BJwy to take into con- an idea about
sideration
rPAMMATMKA
624
<
4 1. SHEHeHHH JieKCHMeCKHX npHcxasoK.
uejiH.
AoSaBjieHHe. ApSaBHTb, Aono.nHnTb
3a- 1. JG[BH>KeHHe 33 npeA- 3a6e>KaTb (aa umo?), 3a-
MCT (behind). XOAlITb
2. JteflcTBHe no nyTii. (Ktjda? K KOMy? aa
.'’afiTH
40-1845
625
npodoAOKemie
I BaTb, npeAno.iaraTb,
npeACKa3biBaTb
npu- 1 . npH 6 7 H/KeHHe.
. npuCoKaib (k KOMy? k
i
!
’leMiy?)
2. npHcoeAHfieHHe. npHK.ieHTb (umo? k hc-
j
Bpe.Menif.
3
.
. ilBH>KeHHe MH.\fO we- npOHTH (muMO K020 ?
ro-.in 6 o. Heeo?)
pa3-!pa3o- 1. PaaAe.ieuHe na wa- pasAe.iHTb, paspesaTbj
pac- CTH, pacnpeAe.’ienHe paapbiBaib, paaCHTb
I (dis-, di-).
02G
npodOAOKCHUe
3. npOTHBOnOAOXKHOe pa3opy)KHTb
anaqeHHe.
c-lco- 1. JtBHHieHHe cBepxy COHTII (c neso?), CHAIb
BHH3 (down, off),
j
2. JlBHJKeHHe B oAHy C03bIBaTb —
coasaTb, co-
TOMKy, COeAHHCHUe dpaib, coeAnHHTb(cH),
(together, con-, with). , coeAHHeHHe, c6e>KaTb-
CH, CAHBaTbCH, c6aH-
— cdAHSHTbCH,
!
,
JKaTbCfl
i
j
cdAHJKeHiie
3. ConpoBOJKAaiomee i
COnpOBO>KAaTb (kobo?),
1
.AeitcTBHe. cpqyBCTBOBaTb (komij?)
V‘ 1. yAaAenne (away). -
yAercTb, ynecTH (to take
away)
•
ynPAWHEHMfl
ynpaoKHenue 1. Kan mokho no-flpjTOMy nocTpoHib Bonpocbi 7o6paTHTe bhh-
MaHiie Ha hh(})hhhthb)? ,
.
)
no cpaBHeHHio c ne.M, HapHAy c neM, b cbbsh c mcm; b saBH-
CH.MOCTH OT nCTO, B OTAHMHC OT HCro;
)
HTaK, cACAOBaTeAbHo, TaxHM odpaaoM, OTCioAa (bhaho).
628
2) 6paTfa, KJiacTb, cKJiaflbiBaTS, ; roBopHTb, cajn,uTbCH, mmvnbcn,
CraHOBHTbCa. JIOBHTB, npHXOAHTb (K BblBOfly), BBoAhTB, npOBOflHTb
(speMH);
3) TOJiKaTb, xporaTfa, uiaraTb, npbiraxb, aacbinaxb,
npocbinaxbCH,
yjibi6axbCH, BbiHHMaxb, oxAHxaxb, oSMaHbmaxb, yracaxb, ftocxnraxb,
noFHCaxb, noAMepKHBaxb, noABepraxbca, npoHHKaxfa.
6) Oepasyfire HecoBepuieHHuA Biifl c/ieflykjmnx rJiaroaoB:
ocMoxpexfa, onoaAaxfa;
2) oxKpbixb, aaKpkxb, noSbixb, pasBHXb, noanxb, yMbixb, ycxaxb,
ripoAaxb, npnsHaxb, yanaxb, oxcHXb, nepeflaxb, cosAaxb, nosnaxb;
3) peuiHXb, ;ion'ojiHHXb, nojiyMHxb, BwnojiHHxb, ocBo6ojiHXb, iiay-
qnxb, oxBexHXb, npeKpaxHXb, KOHmixb, omyxHxb, AocxaBHXb, o6o6- .
HJIHHHblfif PACCKA3
(aHFAHfiCKHH lOMOp)
629
namb — sacHijmb). C;iyra (paccKosbieamb — paccKasamb) eMy yjKe m
rpa cKasKH 6ojibiiie, neu Bcerjia, no KopoJiio see eme He xorejiocb
cnaTb.
KopoTKne — (aoBopumb — cKasatnb) ko-
•.
630
6 ) SaKOHMHTe npe^TOWCHUH. ,
- , ,
.
npeACraBJiHioT ....
6oft 3. PaSoThi sforo yqeHoro
ciiHomiMimnwMH
14. SaMCHiiTe KOHCTpyKmiii c npea.noroM
tipu
ynpamneHUe
KOHCTpyiCUHSIMll.
KaHHimecKan CMepxb
I. —
axo eiii,e ne cMepxb, man kqk K.nexKH
xejia coxpaH?nox cboio BnyxpeHHiOK) jKiiSHecnocooHocxb. 2. Ha.mno
xojibKO BUAHMbie npH3HaKH CMepxH. 3. np;i tboxocHHxese nponcxoAux
pasAOMCHue woaeKyji boah. 4. BpaMn nacxo npuoeeamn k pyHHb.MV
HCKyccxBeHHOMy Abixanino. 5. Maccaw cepAUa, Hapndij c nepe.niea-
HueM Kpoeu a ucKycctneenubiM dtixamieM, AbJi>KeH bohxh B MeAniiHH*
cKyro npaKXHKy. 6. Cepaue' nanaAo enoeb paSpxaxb. 7. KpoBb (9o-
cmaeAHem cepAuy KucaopoA. 8- IlocAe nepeHeceHiia K.TOHimecKofi
cMepxH HepBHan cncxeMa. no.mocnmo ne BoccxaHaB.XHBaexcn. 9. C.ie-
dyem ocxaHOBuxbcn em,e na oahoh paOoxe. 10. B .3Hxepaxype uMeioni-
CH oniicaHHH HeKoxopfaix paSox b axoil OD.xacxH. II. K noAOOHWM
HCcxeAOBaHJiHM hpucrnynuAU ro.nbKO necKOJibKO Aex nasaA- 12. fJo-
mpeooeaAacb AJiHxejibnafl, HacxoiiqiiBan ii KponoxAnnan paGbxa.
13. BnepBbie b MiipoBOu npanxiine cobcxckhm ynenbiM yda.wcb npo-
AAHXb cpoK K.xHHHqecKOH cMBpxH AO AByx' qacoB. 4. Jencpb h.m 1 '
nOniC&Tb OT, cnaCTH ot, yMCpCTb ot, OTJlHMaTbCH OT, aaBHCCTb OT.
ynpaMi BHue 20. nepeaeaHre ^aHHoe npeflaojKeHtie Ha aHrJiHHCKm'i jiabiK.
1. Bopb6a CO CMcpTbfo —
oAna.na nepBOonepeAHbix aanan cospe-
MennoH MCAHUHHbi. 2. HaynenHe saKOHOMepnocTeft yracaHnn h boc-
CTaHOB.aCHHH >KH3HeHHbIX (pyHKUHH OpraHHSMa B Aa6opaTOpHH HeroB-
CKoro. 3. Bno/iorntjecKaH n kaHHHMecKan CMepTb.
'
I. O
KaKHX AOCTH>KeHHHX COBpeMeHHOft MeAHUHHbl jBbI SHaeTC?
2. KaKnx ynenbix-MeAHKOB BaM HSBecTHbi? 3. KaKne bmabio-
Hj-iena
uiHecn OTKpbiTHH B MeAHUHHe SbfAH CAcaanbi yneHbiMH
Bauieft cxpanbi?
!• .
e
ypoK 62
CtaTba 3
CtaTba 19 ;
.
Cxarba 21
Cxaxba 22
633
CraTbH 23
CxaTbH 26
CjioBapb
634
:
nPMMEHAHMfl K CJIOBAPIO
MacTHua He c npHJiaraTejibHUMH, Hape^HaMH h cymecTBHtejib-
HbiMH cooTBCTCTByeT aHrAHHCKHM npHCTaBKaM un~, im-, in-, ir-,
dis- H cydxJjHKcy -less.
635
HeocTopo/KHUH careless HepaBHUH unequal
neocTopowHocTb carelessness HepaBCHCTBo inequality
HenojjBHJKHbifi immovable HepasHonpaBue inequality of rights
HenoflBH>KHocTb immobility HepaBHOMepubiu uneven
HcnoHHTHbifi incomprehensible HepaBHOMepHOCTb unevenness
HepacTBopuMbiH insoluble HerovHMH inaccurate, inexact
HepacTBopuMocTb insolubility HeTOBHOCTb inaccuracy
Hecnoco6HbiH incapable of HecuaCTHMu unhappy
necnpaBeaniiBhiri unjust HecnacTbe misfortune
iiecnpaBeAnHBocTb injustice K HecnacTbK) unfortunately
nenoxo/KJifi unlike HeyAana failure
HenpaBiinbHuri irregular HeyAanubni unsuccessful
nenpepuBHbiu continuous HeyAOBAeTBopiiTejifaHhifi unsatisfactory
BbipaHcenne (neeo?)
BbipajKaTb yBepeHHOCTb'j BbipajKaxb yBepeHHocTb, hto ...
(a hSm?)
yfiejKfleHHe
|
coMHenue J ^
covyscTBHe
(KOMy?)
SJiaroflapHOCTb }
HCKJuoveHHe exception
JlHHHOCXb
UHAUBHAyaJlbHOCTb j-
personality, individuality ,
person
Oh abidafomancH AUHHOcmb.
CBodoAa JIHVHOCXH personal freedom
personal
JiHiiHbiH
HacxHbiH private
637
HHAfiBim individual
HHAiiBHflyajibHbiH individual
r .T a r0^ bi ;
cnocodcTBOBarb \
cogeiicTBOBaxb / noMoratb
npenaTCTBOBaxfa Meuiaxb
HB.aaxbcn, iiMexbca 1
npe^cxaBjiHxb coCoft /
c-'ie;iyex HyjjcHO
npeA-aorji:
B peayjibxaxe, Bc^cAcxBiie na-aa
638
;
n p H Ji a r a T e Ji b H bi e
MaJlblH Ma.ieiibKnii . .
KpaTKHH KOpOTKIIii
HanSo^ee .CaMblH (BaMvHblTli)
Cojiee (MeHee) HHiepeccH HHTepeciiee
coioabi:
rPAMMATHKA
development
639
ynPAWHEHMfl
640
y npaoKHeHite 5. AonojiHute npeaJioKeHUH npiiaaTOMHUMii aono.iHiiTe.nbHbiMji
c coioaaMH wio, nmoSbi, kok.
«P0HHTEJ1H» PAZI.H5I
) ebipaoKamb — '
yBehenHOcfb, ybejKAeHHe (b hbm?),
Bbipasumb ” co^yBc^me (KOMy?),
gjiaroAapHOcxb '(KOMy?);
) npoHBAfirnb — yaajKeHHe (k Kouy?),
npoHBumb HHxepec V(/c /coAtt/? k neny?),
M60xy'(0 KOM? 0 HBM?).
ynpaoKHeniie 14. B J^aiiubix npcAAO/KCHnnx aaMeHHxe npeAAor npu npeAAo-
ro\i c. .
642
Bojih Hapo;ia doAxcna naxodiimb ceoe'’ebipaoiceHue b nepnoan-
3.
qecKHX BbiSopax. 4. npe3,ceAaTejib o6-bHBHji, ^to na coSpaHim npa-
cymcmeywm Bce npe;icTaBHTeJiH.
/
nOJlb POBCOH
SaAaHHH K xcKcxy.
KoHcxpyKUiHi c
a) rjiarojiaMii npuuuiocb h yduAocb saMeniixe .iim-
HblMH KOHCXpyKmiHMH.
6) HaHAHxe aHXOHHM k r.naro.ny .ipennmcmeoBamb, cocxaBbxe c
HUM npeAJiOHceHiie.
chhohiimh k BbipaHiennaM: ocmoAcn dea padonm,
b) rioASepiixe
cmuA aapadambieamb (cpeAcxsa na aoisHb).
r) PaccKa}kuxe xeKcx, ynoxpeOAan BbiAeJieHHue CAOBa n Bbipa-
>KeHnH.
OMABJIEHHE
CONTENTS
npeAiicjioBiie 5
Part one
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
1. The Vowels a, u. 2. Non-Palatalising and Palatalising Vowels.- 3. Hard
and Soft Consonants. 4. The Soft Consonants 6', n', m', e', gS'.
5. The Soft Consonants 3 ', c'. 6. The Unstressed Vowels n, e, u . 15
Lesson 3
1. The Hard Consonants n, k, z. 2. The Soft Consonants z' , k'.
3. Voiceless and Voiced Consonants. 4. The Hard Consonant x.
5. The Soft Consonant x'. 5. The Hard Consonant a 20
Lesson 4
1. The Vo\Vel u. 2. The Soft Consonant a . 3. The Consonant p.
4. The Soft Consonant p' 24
Lesson 5
1. The Consonant 2. The Consonants ok, m. 3. The Consonant
H, 4. The Consonant ut, 28
Lesson 6
KJIACC 32
Notes on the Vocabulary. 3dpacmeyume! Jlo ceudaHua! 33
Grammar. 1. Article. 2. The Verb Otimb. 3. Russian Nouns denot-
ing animate beings and inanimate objects. 4. The Gender of
Nouns. 5. The Personal Pronouns. 6. The Conjunction a. 7. The
Intonation of -an .Affirmative Simple Sentence. The Intonation of
an Interrogative Sentence 33
Exercises 3o
Lesson 7
MbI HHTAEM HO-PyCCKH. PASPOBOP 38
Notes on the Vocabulary. Cnacudo! He sa nmol Kok no-pyccKti. .
Lesson 8
HAIU VhHBEPCHTET. VTPO. ZlEHb. BEHEP 45
Notes on the Vocabulary. Kok eac sosym? SaempaKotrib, odedamt,
yoKUHamb. ffenb, ympo, eenep, no'tb. CAtyiitamb. JleKyun. JJoKAad. 46
Grammar. 1. The Stem and the Ending of Nouns. 2. The Plural
of Nouns. 3. e-Conjugation 2. nucamb. 4. 9mo. 5. The Word
Order of a Russian Sentence. 6. Logical Stress. 7. Complete and
Short Answers. 8. Russian sentences of the type Benep. 9. Nouns
ending in ok, ui, h, w, 47
Exercises. 50
Lesson 9
noapvn-i 53
Notes on the Vocabulary. Moxho eoumu? Maeunume! Hmezo! The
Cardinal Numerals from 1 1 to 20. Komopud hoc? Kozda? .... 53
Grammar. 1. Possessive Pronouns. 2. The Intonation of Interroga-
tive Sentences containing a Possessive Pronoun. 3. The Interro-
gative Pronoun hzu? 4. The Construction y mzhh ecinb. 5. Con-
jugation. }f(umb 54
E ,x e r c i s es 56
Lesson 10
yPOK. JTOMA 59
Notes on the Vocabulary. ripaeiiAbHO. noHumno. Cmonmb, Aexcamb.
ynumb. u7io6umb. Onenb, mhozo, moao. PedKO, uacmo, oSbiHHO,
ecezda, UHozda '
60
Grammar. I. u-Conjugation. Foeopumb, Aexamb, cMornpemb. 2. Verbs
in -fimb. 3. The singular after the Words nmo, nmo 61
Exercises 63
Lesson II
y.THUA. PASrOBOP 65
Notes on the Vocabulary. FIoMUAyucma. Bnamb '
66
Grammar. 1. Nouns. Irregular Plural. 2. The Imperative Mood. 3. The
Demonstrative Pronouns amom, mom. 4. The Pronoun eecb. 5. Sub-
ordinate Clauses introduced by the Words Kmo, umo, zde, KOzda,
KQK 66
Exercises 68
Lesson 12
MOH CEMbH. PASrOBOP 71
Notes on the Vocabulary. Mecagbi 72
Grammer. 1. Declension of Nouns. 2. The Nominative Case. 3. The
Prepositional Case denoting Place. The Endings in the Singular.
4. The Prepositions e, na. 5. Noun-forming Suffixes -u,u-n,
-meAb,
-HUti-a, -ic-a. 6. Russian masculine nouns denoting persons of
either sex 72
Exercises 75
Lesson 13
MOH APySbJI. PASrOBOP. nOC,nOBHUA 78
Notes on the Vocabulary. Ckoaoko ea.» Azm? The Cardinal Numerals
646
from 21 to 100. Foeopumb, paazoeapmamb/.paccmabieamb. FIom-
Humb, ecnoMimamb. Bbieamb.' Etue: 79
Grammar. 1. The Prepositional Case with the Preposition o/o6,
2. The Ending y. 3. The Nouns katnb. doHb. 4. The dropping
of the vowel o or e/e. 5. The Prepositional .Case of the Personal
Pronouns. 6. Conjugation. Pucoeamb. Flehib. T. Nouns with the
Suffix -eu,. 8. The Conjunction Mtno 80
Exercises 83
Lesson 17
PASrOBOP. B MATASHHE '
108
Notes on the Vocabulary. CKOAbKO emoum... PyOAb, KoneiiKa, kuao-
epoMM. Ecmi), numb. Xomemb 109
Grammar. 1. The Accusative Case of Nouns. 2. The Endings. The
Singular. 3. The Plural. 4. The verbs requiring either the accu-
sative or the prepositional.- 5. • Conjugation. Xomemb. Ecnib.
Flumb 110
Exercises 112
Lesson 18
CTOJIOBAH 115
Notes on the Vocabulary. Greetings. Wishes. Ha o6ed, ua nepeoe.
Mhco c pucoM. Hdmu, eyAHtnb, examb. KAoemb., cmaeumb, eeiuamb.
Cnpaiuueamb 116
Grammar. 1. Adverbs of Place. 2. The Accusative of Direction.. 3. The
Accusative Case of Personal Pronouns. 4. The Accusative Case
in the Phrase Menn soeym. 5. Conjugation. Bpanib. KAoemb. Hdmu.
E.xamb. 6. The Singular and Plural of Nouns. 7. The Word
Kaxdbiu. 117
Exercises 120
647 .0
—
Lesson 19
HA npory.iKV 124
Notes on the Vocabulary. Jlceonm, deeyiuKa, MaMHUK. toHOuia,
MyKHuna, OKeHtyuna. Forms of Adress. B nonedeAbHUK... Floaoda.
yAuya. Hdmu, examt. Mont, yMemb. Cnetuumt. CMompemb ho, e. 125
Grammar. The Accusative Plural of Nouns denoting Animate
1.
Beings. 2. Conjugation, yMemb. )Kdamb. Monb. CMeambcn. 3. Nouns
in-o, -a denoting persons of the male sex. 127
Exercises 1.29
Lesson 20
HA KOHLfEPTE 132
Notes on the Vocabulary. Cnpaiuueamb, npocumb. CyMcmb, CMOHb.
Hdmu (Ha KOHuepr) 132
Grammar. 1. Aspects of the Verb. 2. Formation of the Perfective
Aspect. 3. The -Word KomopuH 133
Exercises - 135
L e s s 0 n 21
HHCb.MO. nOCJlOBHLfbl 139
Notes on the Vocabulary. Haynamb. DmeeHamb, cnpauiueamb. Epaiub —
eaamb... e 6u6AUomeKe. JJ,eAo. J^oazo, daeno, uedaeno 140
Grammar. 1. Formation of the Aspects. 2. The Past Tense of Perfec-
tive Verbs. 3. The Past Tense of the Imperfective Verbs expres-
sing a result of the action. 4. Russian names of sciences. 5. The
Suffix -UHecKuu 141
Exercises. . ,
; • 143
Lesson 22
PAsroBOP no TEnE<t)OHy 147
Notes on the Vocabulary. Hepamb ua (nirape). FI poeodunib npo- —
eecmu (Bpe.Ma). Bpamb —
aaamb 0UAembi e, na... Sadana, aciOa-
H.ue. HpeKpacHbid. Baempa. Eiye 148
Grammar. 1. The Future Tense of the Verb dumb. 2. The Com-
pound and Simple Future Tenses. 3. Conjugation of Perfective
Verbs. 4. Conjugation. Houmu. Banmb. Hanamb. Alternation of
Consonants. 5. Short Form Adjectives. 6. The Construction with
do.iyccH. 7. The future tense in an adverbial clause of time.
8. The Conjunction ecAU 149
Exercises 153
Lesson 23
B yHHBEPMAFE 1.57
Lesson 26
M03 POflHHA. nOCJlOBHUA 184
Notes on the Vocabulary. Hapod. Map. Vcnex. Bcpee. ^Kapmu,
zopmtid. Bbtpauyteamb, pacmu. Hdmti. Kan, man, kokou, moKou,
He moK..., KQK, He inaKoH..., kok. 186
Grammar. 1. the Possessor or Owner. 2. The
The Genitive denoting
Genitive denoting a Quality of an Object. 3. The Endings. The
Singular. 4. The Genitive of Personal Pronouns. 5. Conjugation.
Bopombcn. Pacmu. 6. Irregular Past Tense Forms 188
Exercises 190
Lesson 27
no.aBHr bpama. ooctiobhua 195
Notes on the Vocabulary. HanaAO, Konei^. Tpydnbii, mHKiAbiCi, Aez-
Kuu 196
Grammar. 1, The Genitive Case with the Preposition y in the Con-
struction y Menu Hem. 2. The Genitive Case after nem in the
Impersonal Construction. 3. The Genitive Case after nein in the
Construction rendered in English by there is no, he is not. 4. The
Genitive Case answers the Questions. 5. The Endings. The Plu-
ral. 6. The Neuter Nouns umh, epeMH. 1- Masculine and Feminine
Russian Surnames. 8. The Preposition eo. 9. The Imperfective
-Aspect after the Verb nepecmaeamb — nepecmamb 196
Exercises 200
Lesson 28
CHJIA MATEPN. nOCJlOBHUA ,
204
Notes on the Vocabulary, ^baosck — Aiodu. CnoAbKO pas. The Cardi-
nal Numerals from 200 to 1000. Tbicmia, muaauoh. KuAOMemp,
Memp. JIump. Tlpaeda . .
• 206
Grammar. ]. The Genitive Case after ckoapko, cmoAbKO, mhobo, mo-
Ao. 2. A Cardinal Numeral -f- a Noun. 3. The Construction Ckoao-
Ko ea.M Acm? 4. The Suffix -ny- of Perfective Verbs. 5. The
Construction xotnenib, <imo6bt... 6. Conjugation. 3eamb. yMepemb.
7. The Word nynib. 8. Mne oicaAb (Koro?)
207
Exercises. 210
Lesson 29
Mbl EflEM 3A rOPOB,.. 215
649
Hoeamb — tjanamb. BbinoAHumb, ucnoAHumb. JHopoza. JlaACKO. Jlou-
mu do 216
Grammar. 1. after the Prepositions dAsi, dea,
The Genitive Case
OKOAO, y, eo3Ae, om, ua, c{co), do, nocAe. The Adverbs answering
the question omKijda? 3. Prefixes used with Verbs. 4. 5. Russian
sentences denoting natural phenomena or distance 218
Exercises. 222
Lesson 30
MAKC 227
Notes on the Vocabulary. Mmh, omHeemeo, 4>omuaur. Diminutives
of Russian Names. C +
the Instrumental Case. 3a 4- the Accusative
Case, the Instrumental Case. Bom -f7 the Noun. Bom the Verb. + 228
Grammar. 1. The Meaning of the Instrumental Case. 2. The End-
ings. The Singular. 3. The Construction, mu c. 4. The Instru-
mental Case of Personal Pronouns. 5. The Experssion dpyz dpy-
ea. 6. The Declension of Masculine and Feminine Patronymics. . 230
Exercises 233
Lesson 31
MAKCHM rOPbKHPl. nOCJlOBWUbI 237
Notes on the Vocabulary. Nouns denoting Members of certain Pro-
fession. BeAUKuu, 3HaMeHumbiCi, uaecemHUu, aHaKOMUil. Shoko-
Mumbcn —
noaHOKOMumbCH. flocmynamb —
noemynumb (b mKo.ay).
—
Komamb Kowiurnb (uu<o.ny). Mumi emupamb. Con, Menma.
,
Lesson 32
JlOBPblE ZiyulH 251
Notes on the Vocabulary. Bparm —
eannib, eodumb eeemu, uocumb — —
neemu, eoaumb —
eeamu. flAaeamb —
nAumb. Hoeoctnb, uaeecmue.
fTepedaeamb —
nepedatnb. CooOiyanib coo6u{umb — 252
Grammar. 1. Verbs of Definite and Indefinite Motion. 2. Conjuga-
tion. Heemu, eeemu. Beotcamb. flAbimb. 3. The Imperative. 4. Omis-
sion of Personal Pronouns 254
Exercises 257
Lesson 33
CHMchEPOnOJlbCKHrd CKOPblPl 261
Notes on the Vocabulary. Bydumb —
paaOydunib, npocunanibCH —
npocnymbCH, aacunamb —
aaenymb. Jloeunib nouManib, .xeamaim — —
cxeamumb. JJo.MatUHuCt. BAydoKun, MeAKUu. MyoKHtiua e cepou
263
Grammar. 1. Hard Stem and Soft Stem Adjectives. Endings of Soft
Stem Adiectives. 2. Declension of Adjectives. 3. Case Endings of
remuune Adjectives. 4. Prepositions governing the Instrumental
[Had, neped, .ueoKdy, nod, aa). 5. The
Prepositions eoKpyz, mumo,
noepedu. epedu. 6. Verbs ending in -enib deriving from Adjec-
^ ^ .
264
Exercises. .
'
267
650
Lesson 34
MAAAM B0B3 272
Notes on the Vocabulary. Cinoaiub (norofla). HanoAHHiiib —
nanoA-
Humb, aanoAHHinb —sanoAHumb . . . 274
Grammar. 1. Declension of "Masculine and Neuter Adjectives. Case
Endings. 2. The Pronoun ceoii, ceosi, cooe, coon. 3. The Pronoun
ce6a. 4. Verbs and Adjective^ governing the Dative. 5. The Plu-
ral of Nouns with the Suffixes -ohokJ-Shok. 6. The
Prefix 30- used with verbs of sound and motion 275
Exercises 278
Lesson 35
qAKKA . 283
Notes on the Vocabulary. CAedyioti{ttu, Gydt/uiuii. nocAedmat, npo-
lUAbiu. Cmapbiti, dpeoHuii, cmapuHHbtu. Cmamb. Pacmu —eupacmu.
Haobteamb — nasBamb. 3oamb. Udnm. KaKoii, nomopbiu 284
Grammar. 1. Expressions of Time (in answer to the question koz-
da?). 2. Expressing the Date. 3. Expressions of Time with the
Prepositions ‘icpea, nocAO, do, neped. 4. Verbs with the Suffix
-Hy- 286
Exercises 289
L ess 0 n 36
AJi;iE3 n0CJ10BHL(A 293
Notes on the Vocabulary. JIumb, HaAuaaim —
HOAumb, noAimimb —
noAumb. rioxoM, noxooKuCi. Tan oxe kok u, maKou oice ImaK oxc)
KOK u. ^tjoxou. ypooxad. foeopimb (nucanib) na ptiecKOM (am-
AuiicKOM) nabiKO 295
Grammar. I. Declension of Adjectives in the Plural. Case Endings.
2. Declension of Adjectives whose Stem ends in ow, lu, h, tu,.
3. Declension of the Numeral mpemuu and the Pronoun ueii.
4. Phrases consisting of “a Cardinal Numeral -f an Adjective -f
a Noun”. 5. Double Negation. 6. Diminutive Suffi.xes 296
Exercises . 299
Lesson 37
nOMPKH. 304
Notes on the Vocabulary. UosdpaoAsitnb —noadpaeurm. Jlocmaeamb —
docmamb. ncAymnU) —noAiynumb. HcnpaoAnmb, nuHunib, peMonmu-
poeamb. Huemumb — nomemumb, ObiHucmumb. Sapadarnbieamb. h'no-
tnpedAumb — ynompe6umb {noAbaoaambCH). rionadamb —
nonactm.
Flpocumb, cnpaiuueamb, yanaearnb, aanuMomb, noAy'tamb y kobo?
JXOBOAOH {doBOAbHblii). flOBOAbHO. i/oXO, eUI,e ' 306
Grammar. 1. Changing Direct Speech into Indirect. 2. The Construc-
tion “the Dative -}- -}- the- Nominative”. 3. Verbs and Ad-
jectives governing the Instrumental. 4. The Genitive Case after
transitive verbs preceded by the negative particler 5. Adjective-
Forming Suffixes 308
Exercises. 312
•
Lesson 38
nOCJlOBHUA 317
ICOHBEPT OTKPbITb MEPE3 15 JIET,
Notes on the Vocabulary. Hocunw —
Hccmu, eoaumb eeamu, eo-
and A
dutnb — eecmu-\- Prefixes npu-,y-, o-, ebi-, offr-. Nouns
jectives with the Root -ead-, -xod-. CjiyHau. XpaHumb,
coxpa-
Humb — coxpaHunib, depenb, aadomumbCH. Tohho, poeno^.
specimen
318
letter. -
651
Grammar. 1. Verbs of iMotion with Prefixes. 2. The Conjunclion
Hmo6bi after verbs expressing desire, request, command or prohi-
bition. 3. Verbs governing the Genitive 322
Exercises 325
Lesson 39
CEPJIUE
2. JIAHKO. nOCJlOBHUbI 330
Notes on the Vocabulary. ToAcmbtu, moHKUu, xydoti. rycmod, ped-
KuCi, ofCudKiiti. noAesHbtu, epedHbiu. HpKUU, ficHbiu. yctnaeanib.
Peamb —nopeamb. JIoMamt —
cao.uamb. Paadueamb paadumt. . — . 332
Grammar. 1. The Comparative Degree of Adjectives and Adverbs.
Con]ugation. Verbs with the Stem daeamb, -cmaeamb, -anaeamb.
3. Subordinate Clauses introduced by KomopbiH 333
Exercises 335
Lesson 40
HAA KAPTOR COBETCKOrO COfOSA - 339
Notes on the Vocabulary. HeKOinopbte, MHome, neMuozue, necKOAbKO.
Kpynnbtu, mcakuu. Pa6o^uu, padomnuK, cAyoKatnuu, mpt/dniqueca.
Bud, copm, nopoda, mun. Fpadyc. UeAbcuii, (Papeneeum 341
Grammar. 1. The Superlative Degree of Adjectives and Adverbs.
2. Some Prepositional Phrases (5a/ie/co om, nedoAeKO om, 6au3Ko om,
cnpaea om, hoacbo om, p'hdoM c). Prepositions KpOMC, edoAb . . . 342
Exercises 344
MacTb BTOpafl
yp 0 K 41
KYCT CHPEHH 349
ripHMeuaHHn k caoBapjo. Siia'iemie npucraBOK: b~, bu-, nepe-, no-,
Kypc. ripoKmuKa. Teopua. HacTHUU oedb, oxe . .
.' 351
yp 0 K 45
MATb EJIH3ABETA . 393
npHMeaaHHn k cjioBapjo. Teopnecmeo. FIpouaeedeHue. 06^MeA^!mb,
saaeAnmb. Bepumb. floA-, noAy- 395
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. OpHaacTHH npomeAuiero BpeMenn cxpa^aTejibHoro .aa--
.nora. 2. MecxoHMeHne ccut, ca.<na, como, comu. 3. TBopnxeabHbift
, naAeJK BpeMenn. 4. /I,ByBiWOBbie rjiaro.Xbi 395
ynpa*HeHiiH * 398
ypOK 46
Cy/lbBA yqEHOrO. — nOJIET K 3BE3.aAM 402
npHMCMaHHH K cjioBapio. 3Ha'ieHKe npHcxaBOK! paa-lpac-, c-, nepe-,
o6uie-. Coeepuiamb — cooepiuumb. Pbao 404
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. PIo.nHbie h KpaxKiie $opMbi npimacxHH npomeauiero
BpeMeHH cxpaflaxeabHoro aaaora. 2. CpaBHUxe.nbHaa it npeBocxoAHaa
cxeneHH npH.iiaraxeabHhix h Hape'infi 406
ynpasKneH'na 409
y po K 47
PEKOP.HbI CKOPOCTH. — COBETCKHE CnOPTCMEHbl HA BEJIOH
OJlHMHHAilE 414
ripHMeMaHHH K cAOBapK). Mauhq, MupuHO, Bbicoma, zAyduna. Cko-
pocmh. Bbime, cebiiue. Paccmonnue. Snaaeane npHcxaBoic npo-. Mo-
cmitzamb —
docmuzHymb, dodueambCH. Meafc-, Mcawdy- 417
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. CKaoHeHiie KoaiwecxSeiiHbix HHcanxeabHbix. 2. Coae-
xafiHe KoaHMecTBCHUbix aHCjiiixeabHbix c cymecxBiixejibHbiMH h npa-
.naraxeabHbiMH b KOCBeHBbix nafleatax. 3. PIopaflKOBbie aHcaiixe-Tbubie.
4. CymecTBHxeabHbie ii npiiJiaraxeabHbie, o6pa30BaHiibie ox Koaa-
aecTBeHHbix ancaiixeabHbix. 5. BbipaaceHiia speMenH, oxBeaaiomHe
Ha Bonpo^bi CKOAbKO epeMZHU? 3a CKOAbKO epeMZHU? 6. Paaro.ibi,
ynpaBaaiomHe BHiiiixeabHbiM naflOKOM 420
ynpajKHeHna 423
y p 0 k 48
HACOBblE nOJICA. — HEMHOrO MATEMATHKH. yZlHBHTEJlb-
HOE THCJIG. OT 1 RO 100. HHTEPECHblE HHCJIA 430
npHMeHaHHH K cjioBapto. MaxeMaxHaecKiie nbipawemia. OnpeAcaenne
BpeMCHH no aacaM. HaaBanna u.H4)p. Bdeoe, edeom. Edun-. Sna-
aeHiie ancjinxeabnoro odun. PasHUU, paaAuwbiu. Rpyzou, uhou,
npoHUU • 434
PpaMMaTHKa. I. CoOiipaxejibHbie aiicjiHxejibHbie. 2. Jlpeflaor no co
SHaacHHeM pacnpefleacHHa. 3. r.'iarojib! h npHJiaraxeJibHbie, ynpaB-
aaiomiie poAUxeabUbiM na^eiKOM c npeAaoroM om. 4. Hh^iihhthb
B ycjioBHbix npeAJiojKenHax 43?
ynpaiKHCHHa 440
yp 0K 49
R. H. MEHJIEJIEEB. —
KHCJ10P0.I1 447
ripHMeaaHHH k caoBapio. SHaaenne npiicxaBOK ii cy4)43nKCOB; npeO-,
653
W p , j - ^ t
453
ece-. Tqkokc,
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. ripea-aoni, c.iy/Kamiie aaa Bbipa>Keiiiifl BpeMenii.
2. ApoCiibie MiicaiiTe.nbiibie. 3. SHa'ieniia npea.nora no. 4. Henap-
iibie . . . 454
y n p a >K n e H I!
458
y p 0 K 50
TAlWA XHHHOrO JIEPEBA. — OBPAUlAfiTECb OCTOPO>KHO C
TEOPHEPI BEPOJITHOCTH! .464
npiiMeBaHHB K caoBapK). riepeiana SHaneHHH aHrjiHiicKoii KOHCTpamiii
itis (was, etc.)... who (which, that)..., that^ is how (who,
which, where) b pyccKOM aabiKe. BbipaHsCHite npH6jiii3iiTejibH0CTH . 467
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. BbipaiKeiiim BpcMeHii. 2. EIpnAaTO'iHbie npeajiowe-
iiim BpeMCHii. 3. HecooTBGTCTBiie speMCH 468
ynpa>KiieHiia 471
y p 0 K 51
MySblKA BEPAH. — A. 0. MEXOB. MEXOBCKHE CnEKTAKJlH . . 477
npiiMeMaHiin k caoaapK). 3HaMeHne npiiCTaaoK: ea-leso-, c-lco-,
npe-. -tnoopubiii. liMenu, om iiMem, no umbhu. JJpyMHbiii, dpy-
oKBCKuit, dpyoKecmeeHHbiCi. Od.uen. FlpiiJiaraTe.nbHbie, npimacriw ii
y p0 K 52
OTMEPO nOPHBJIH flHH03ABPbl? — AlVSblKA, TAHlJ,bl H ... PA-
CTEHHH • . 491
npHMeHaiiiin K cjioBapio. Kaoambcn noKaaambca, oKasbieambcn — —
oKasambCR. BAuanib. OKOObieamb (no''ioiMb). CnocoScmeoeamh. Bu-
3bmmb (iiaMeiieHiiii). 9pa, snoxa. nepuod. cpoK. Cniaduu, sman,
0030 494
PpaMMaTHKa. PlpeA^orw npHMHHU (b HayMHOH pe'iii). 2. PIpHAaTOM-
i.
ypoK 53
HA JIOME MEPE3 OKEAH. - AHTAPKTHAA: TAHHA. OTKPbITHH 505
npHMCHaHHn K caoBapio. HanuonoAbHOcrnb, apaotcdancmoo 508
PpaMMaTHKa. PIpHAaTO'iHbie npcA.aoiKeiiiia ue.nH. 2. rjiaro.n'. h
I. .
yp oK 54
<t)OTCX;HHTE3. — >KH3Hb HA KOPABJIE, JIETHIHEM K MAPCy . 517
PIpHMeMaHHn k caosapio. SHaMBHue npiicraBOK ii cyiJi^HKCOB: npe-,
-oma. ConpoeooKdamb, npoeooKomb. fjpueodumb (k aeMy?). Bud.
Bne, enympu, cnapyoKU 520
PpaMMaTHKa. 1 npeAJiorii, c.ny}KamHe ajih BbipaiKeHHH uejiH. 2. PlpH-
.
654
,
y p o K 55
qEPHOE 30J10T0. — WKCTKA CEEOilHH. — SAFAJiKH BECA . . 531
ripHMeqaHHH k cjioBapio. SHaqeHne npwcTaBOK h cyc})(j3HKCOB; nepe-,
npe-, -cmeo. flocmpoilKa, cmpoumeAbcmeo, cmpoum, nocmpoenue.
BAacrtib. Aemopumem. PyKoeodcmao, HanaAbcmeo. Ha (yBejinmiTb
- Ha 5 caHTiiMeTpoB). HacTHua ace. U pedbidymuu npeduiecmeyio- ,
yp 0 K 56
HA MME 547
npuMCHaHUH K cjioBapio. HacTHUhi. CjioBa, Koxopbie npiiflaioT aohoji-
HiiTCJibHbie cMbicAOBbie OTTCHKii BCBMy HpeAJioKeHHio. IJ pucym-
cmeoeamb. Bcmpew, ceudanue 550
PpaMMaTHKa. 1. OTpimaTejibHue MecTOHMCHUH h Hapequa. 2. Heonpe-
AejieHHbie MecTOHMeHHH ii HapeMHH. 3. KoHCTpyKUiiH y -f poA- n.
JiHUa. 4. OopMbi a. nouieA, Mbi noiuAU. 5. rjiarojibi, ynpaBJiHiomiie
BHHHTBJIbHblM HaAOKOM C HpeA-HOrOM HO 552
ynpaHCHCHUH 556
y p o K 57
PEBEHOK AESHPE 562
npHMeqaHHH k cjioBapio. SHaneHiie npiicxaBOK: 3a-, c-. Haaemamb —
Haeecmumb, noceu{amb —
nocemumb. Tepanib, mepambca, 3a6Ay-
dumbca. XapaKmep, npupoda 566
rpaMMaTHKa. 1. BesAHHiibie rAaro.nbi. 2. BesAimHue KOHCipyKHim co
c.noBaMn eudno, CAbiiuHO. 3. BonpocnxeJibHbie npeA.aoH<eHiiH c qac-
xHuefl'He 567
ynpa/KHeHiiH 569
ypoK 58
AEBOHKA CXyPABJlHKOM.— MOCKOBCKHfl AOPOBOP — HOBE-
'jXk BCEFO uejioBEHECTBA 574
npHMeqaHHfl k caoBapro. SHaneHiie npHcxaaoK: pas-, eawe-; eaauM-
Hbiu; esauMO-, -eHbKUU. H HocmpaHHuu aapySeMHbiu, saepanm-
,
y p 0 K, 59
TOP^ECTBO HEJlOBEHECKOrO PASyMA. — rOPMOHbl 588
TIpHMeqaHHH k caoBapio. SHaacHiie npncxaBOK: y-; -CHQCO^HbiO. Hsdu-
moK, oSuAue, nedocmamoK. Xod, npoyecc. B wcmHOcmu, eooSiqe . 593
PpaMMaxHKa. 1. HpiiAaxoqHbie npeAaojKeHiia ueaH. 2. KoHcxpyKUnn
c hh(J)hhhxhbom CO sHaaeHHeM AoaaceHCXBOBaHHa, bo3MO)khocxh,
paaanqHbie b pyccKOM ii anranHCKOM asbiKax'. 3. Paaroabi, ynpas-
aaiomiie poAiixeabHbiM noAewoM 594
ynpa>KHeHHa 597
655
y p o K 60
BAHH TEPAMMWHH 604
npHMewaHHB K cJioBapio. /jBoiiiibie coioabi. Hape’iiiB c npiicTaBKoii
no-. ripii.aaraTe.nbHbie ii nod-. npe;iJiorii
r.iaro.iw c npiicTaBKoii
u3-3a, u3-nod. Flo noeodij, nactem, omHOciuneMHO. Odun sa dpy-
ziLSi, dcHb 3a dneM ' 607
FpaMMaTHKa. 1. CpaBiiiiTe.ibHbie 'lacTimu. 2. FIpiiflaTOMHbie npefl^io-
jKeHHH oOpaaa AeficTBiin, Mepbi ii cTeiieiiii. KoHCTpyKmni: maK...
3.
'into, HocmoAbKO... Htno, rnaKoit... nmo, maK... ‘tmoObi, man...
'tmohbiHC, maKoii... imoObi. 4. TBopiiTe.abHbiii naflOK oGpaaa AeiicTBiiH
Cea npcA-aora. 5. KoncTpyKmiii c r.iaroaoM Oonmbcn 609
y n p a JK H e H It Ji 611
y p 0 K 61
BOPbBA CO CMEPTblO. —H CMEPTb OTCTynH.OA 617
npHMewaHHH K caonapio. 3Ha<ieHHe npiicraBOK: o-, o6-. Hape>iitH,>
onpcAeanioiuvie npii.iaraTeaHbie h Hape'iiiH. r.aaroabi it BbipniKeHim,
BCTpeBarawiiecn b nayMHOii pe*iii. Bbipa/t<eHiin, cJiyinaiuiie. a-'ih
CBH aii MBHiAy DbiCKaabmaHHHMii aBTopa. BbipaiKeHiin, aaMCHHiomiie
nepcMHCJiCHHe. BhipaiKeHiia, c.nyiKamiie aan cooTHomeHtisi abvx
nBACHiiH. Hajiu'tuc, omcymcmeiie , naAiino. liMetnb (anaMeHne, ppa-
Bo...). Raeamb (o6tJicneHiie) 621
rpaMMaTHKa. 1. BonpociiTe.auHbix npeAJio>KeHnax. 2. Sna-
MBtfiiiHiiTiiB b
'temie AeKCimeoKiix npiicTaaoK 624
ynpaJKHeHiia 627
ypoK 62
AEK/lAPAUHJl nPAB ME/IOBEKA 633
npHMeMaiiHR K cnoBapio. Macrima ne c npti.naraTejibHbiMii, napemiHMH
H cymecTBiiTeAbHUMit. ripiicTauKa 6e3-l6ec- c npiiAaraTe.ibHbiMii
It cymecTBHTenbHbtMtt. AHraitHCKHe r.naroAbi c npiicxaBKoii mts-,
nepeBOAfluinecH c noMOiubio c.iob HenpaeuAbHO, Heeepno, nAO.xo iiaii
‘lacTimu He. AHrAttncKtte co'teTaHiw co c.iobom wrong ii cootbbt-
cTBytomne tiM pyccKiie coMeraHiin riina hc mom, ne man, ne myda
It T. R. Paeno-. Bbipaxanw —
ebipaaiinib. flpomAHmb nponoumb. —
Haxodunib (nptiMetteHite). BKMO'tamb, ucKAio'tanib. JJwiHOcmb, awi-
HbtU, HOCmHblU. OcodcHHblt't, OCOObiU. Ha'laAbHblU ,
KOHeiHbtU.-CjlOBa,
ynoTpeGaHtomitecH b iiayaHoii pemi ; 635
rpaMMaTHKa. 1. HHijitiHitTitn, orrAaroJibHue h 0TBJie>ienHbie cymecTBii-
TCJibHue B 3Ha'ieHiiit onpeAeaenitH. HaKonABHite (|)opM poAiiTe.ibHoro
naaeiKa 639
ynpaiKiteitHB 640