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The Possessive Case (Зат есімнің тәуелдеу септігі)

заттың меншіктілігін немесе сол заттың басқа затқа қатынасын білдіреді.

жекеше түрде –’s, көпше түрде – ’.

My son’s car. The Students’ Day Ережеден тыс сөздер:

Anara’s friend. The twins’ names Children’s room

Brother-in- law’s library. My parents’ house The Women’s Day

10. Сomplete the following sentenses.

My friend’s father = the father of my friend.

________________________ the name of her husband.

________________________ the sister of my mother.

________________________ the house of my grandparents.

________________________ the computer of his children.

________________________ the daughter of Mr. Brown.

________________________ the textbooks of the students.

________________________ the family of my friend is not large.

________________________ the work of these girls is very interesting.

________________________ he questions of our teacher are not difficult.

11. Rewrite the two sentences as one sentence using ’s:

1. Sally has eyes. They are green. – Sally’s eyes are green.

2. Dave is married. His wife is a doctor.- _____________________________________

3. My dad had an operation. It was successful.- ________________________________

4. Steve has a new book. It’s very good. - _____________________________________

5. I’ve got a holiday at Easter.It lasts for ten days. - _____________________________

6. It was a very boring lesson. It was yesterday. - _______________________________

7. Mr and Mrs Davis have a house. It’s over there. - ____________________________

8. Derek sent me an e-mail. It didn’t say very much. - ___________________________

Numerals (Сан есім)

Cardinal

Есептік сан есім

Ordinal

Реттік сан есім

1 11

2 12

3 13

4 14

5 15

6 16…

7 20

8 21

9 32

10 53

one eleven

two twelve

three thirteen

four fourteen

five fifteen

six sixteen ...

seven twenty

sight twenty one

nine thirty two

ten fifty three

the first the eleventh

the second the twelfth

the third the thirteenth

the fourth the fourteenth

the fifth the fifteenth

the sixth the sixteenth ...

the seventh the twentieth

the eighth the twenty first

the ninth the thirty second

the tenth the fifty third

40 – forty, 80 – eighty We read:

100 – a hundred, 300 – three hundred 465 – four hundred and sixty five

1000 – a thousand, 5000 – five thousand 1750 – seventeen hundred and fifty

1000000 – a million, 10000000 – 10 million

12. Read these ordinal numerals:

11; 100; 111; 13; 313; 50; 555; 80; 888; 1000; 1057; 2012; 198; 635, 15083; 6505; 433; 1342; 189; 43672; 1 342458; 29452768.

45-36-91; 34-55-18; 7-13-28; 56-00-11; 43-08-03; 2-15-89; 96-15-14

We write: 2.04.1996 or 2 April 1996

We say: ‘The second of April, nineteen ninety-six’

or ‘April the second, nineteen ninety-six’

Notice how we say these years:

1900 – nineteen hundred

1905 – nineteen oh five

2001 – two thousand and one

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