Методические рекомендации к семинарам по теоретической грамматике английского языка. Тивьяева И.В. - 14 стр.

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9. Is there a direct correlation between aspects in English and Russian?

10. What category do the perfect forms express? Describe the existing

approaches to the problem of perfect forms.

Practice Assignment

I. Analyze the morphological structure of the following verbs:

To man, to give in, to belittle, to lip-read, to ill-treat, to darken, to put down, to

towel, to bleed, to undermine, to transport.

II. Dwell upon the categorial features of verbs in the following sentences:

1. Months before, with an architect at their elbows, the three had worked over

the detailed plans for each section which would have its home in the new

wing. (A. Hailey)

2. “Doctors!” said James, coming down sharp on his words: “I’ve had all the

doctors in London for one or another of us. There’s no satisfaction to be got

out of them; they’ll tell you anything. There’s Swithin, now. What good

have they done him? There he is; he’s bigger than ever; he’s enormous; they

can’t get his weight down. Look at him!” (J. Galsworthy)

3. “Vivacious! Good grief! I’ve never heard her say anything to a boy except

that it’s hot or the floor’s crowded or that she’s going to school in New York

next year. Sometimes she asks them what kind of car they have and tells

them the kind she has. Thrilling!” (F. S. Fitzgerald)

4. “So you’re going to Wales to-morrow to visit your young man’s aunts?

You’ll have a lot of rain there. This isn’t real old Worcester.” He tapped the

bowl. “Now, that set I gave your mother when she married was the genuine

thing.” (J. Galsworthy)

5. “Did you ever see such a collection of rumty-too people?” (J. Galsworthy)

6. “All I know is that other girls not half so sweet and attractive get partners.

Martha Carey, for instance, is stout and loud, and her mother is distinctly

common. Roberta Dillon is so thin this year that she looks as though Arizona

were the place for her. She’s dancing herself to death.” (F. S. Fitzgerald)