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Infinitive

Past Indefinite

Past Participle

Translation

 

 

 

 

 

 

111

spell

 

spelt

spelt

писать или произносить

 

 

 

spelled

spelled

слово по буквам

112

spend

 

spent

spent

тратить

113

spill

 

spilt

spilt

проливать

 

 

 

spilled

spilled

 

114

spin

 

span/spun

spun

прясть

115

spit

 

spat

spat

плевать

116

split

 

split

split

раскалывать, -ся

117

spoil

 

spoilt

spoilt

портить

 

 

 

spoiled

spoiled

 

118

spread

 

spread

spread

распространять, -ся

119

spring

 

sprang

sprung

прыгать

120

stand

 

stood

stood

стоять

121

steal

 

stole

stolen

красть

122

stick

 

stuck

stuck

приклеивать, -ся

123

sting

 

stung

stung

жалить

124

strike

 

struck

struck

ударять; бастовать

125

strive

 

strove

striven

стремиться

126

swear

 

swore

sworn

клясться; браниться

127

sweep

 

swept

swept

мести

128

swell

 

swelled

swollen

пухнуть, раздуваться

129

swim

 

swam

swum

плавать

130

swing

 

swung

swung

качать, -ся; размахивать

131

take

 

took

taken

брать

132

teach

 

taught

taught

обучать, учить

133

tear

 

tore

torn

рвать

134

tell

 

told

told

рассказывать

135

think

 

thought

thought

думать

136

throw

 

threw

thrown

бросать

137

tread

 

trod

trodden

ступать

138

understand

 

understood

understood

понимать

139

wake

 

woke

woken

будить; просыпаться

 

 

 

 

waked

waked

 

140

wear

 

wore

worn

носить

141

weep

 

wept

wept

плакать

142

win

 

won

won

выигрывать

143

wind

 

wound

wound

заводить (часы); виться

144

write

 

wrote

written

писать

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX 2

IRREGULAR VERBS: DIFFICULT CASES

 

Infinitive

Past Indefinite

Past Participle

Translation

 

 

 

 

 

1

to fall

fell

fallen

падать

 

to feel

felt

felt

чувствовать

 

to fill

filled

filled

наполнять

2

to flow

flowed

flowed

течь, литься

 

to fly

flew

flown

летать

3

to lay

laid

laid

класть, положить

 

to lie

lay

lain

лежать

 

to lie

lied

lied

лгать

4

to leave

left

left

уезжать

 

to live

lived

lived

æèòü

5

to raise

raised

raised

поднимать

 

to rise

rose

risen

подниматься

6

to strike

struck

struck

бить, ударять

 

to stroke

stroked

stroked

гладить

 

 

 

 

 

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APPENDIX 3

REGULAR VERBS: SPELLING RULES

 

 

 

third person

‘-ing’ form or

‘-ed’ form or

 

 

base form

singular of

Present

Past

exceptions

 

 

 

PresentSimple

Participle

Participle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+ ‘-s’

+ ‘ing’

+ ‘ed’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

join

 

joins

joining

joined

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ending

 

+ ‘-s’

 

 

 

in

 

 

 

 

 

 

-sh

finish

finishes

finishing

finished

 

 

-ch

reach

reaches

reaching

reached

 

 

-ss

pass

passes

passing

passed

 

 

-x

mix

mixes

mixing

mixed

 

 

-z

buzz

buzzes

buzzing

buzzed

 

 

-o

echo

echoes

echoing

echoed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ending

 

omit ‘-e’ before adding ‘-ing’ or ‘-ed’

 

age, agree,

in

‘-e’

 

 

 

 

disagree,dye,

 

 

 

 

 

 

dance

dances

dancing

danced

free, knee,

 

 

 

 

 

 

singe, referee,

 

 

 

 

 

 

tiptoe

 

 

 

 

 

 

ending

 

 

‘-ie’ ð ‘-y’

 

 

in

‘-ie’

 

 

before adding ‘-ing’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tie

ties

tying

tied

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ending in

 

‘-y’ ð ‘-ies’

 

‘-y’ ð ‘-ied’

 

consonant

+ ‘-y’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

cry

cries

crying

cried

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

one syllable

 

 

double final consonant before adding ‘-ing’

not ‘-w’, ‘-x’,

ending in

 

 

or ‘-ed’

 

‘-y’: rowing,

single vowel

 

 

 

 

boxing,

 

 

 

 

+ consonant

 

 

 

 

playing

 

 

dip

dips

dipping

dipped

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

two syllable

 

 

 

 

not optional

ending in

 

 

 

 

in American

single vowel + ‘-l’

 

 

 

English

 

 

 

 

 

 

traveling,

 

 

travel

travels

travelling

travelled

traveled

 

 

 

 

 

the following verbs:

 

 

 

 

equip, handicap,

 

 

 

 

hiccup, kidnap,

 

 

 

 

program, refer, worship

 

 

 

 

 

 

equip

equips

equipping

equipped

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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APPENDIX 4

VERBS FOLLOWED BY THE INFINITIVE

There are three groups of such verbs. Here are the most important ones.

I. Verbs followed by the Infinitive without a preceding noun. The verbs in italics may also be followed by a “that-clause”.

Verb

Translation

Examples

 

 

 

afford

позволять себе,

r We can’t afford to go away this summer.

 

быть в состоянии

 

agree

согласиться

r We agreed to start/that we should start early.

arrange

договориться,

r I’ve arranged to meet her at the airport.

 

условиться

 

bother

беспокоить(ся)

r Don’t bother to get dinner for me today.

care

хотеть,

r Would you care to go for a walk?

 

иметь желание

 

claim

требовать,

r He claimed to be the owner of/that he owned

 

претендовать

the land.

consent

согласиться,

r Her father consented to give her off.

 

дать согласие

 

decide

решать

r The boy decided not to become/that he

 

 

wouldn’t become sailor.

demand

требовать

r He came to my house and demanded to

 

 

be told/that I should tell him everything.

determine

решать(ся)

r He determined to learn Greek.

 

 

r He determined that nothing should prevent him.

endeavour

стараться,

r He always endeavoured to please his mother.

 

прилагать усилия

 

fail

не сделать

r He never fails to write.

 

÷òî-ëèáî, íå

r She failed to complete the work on time.

 

суметь, забыть

 

guarantee

гарантировать

r The bank guaranteed to pay his debts/that the

 

 

debts would be payed.

hasten

торопиться,

r He hastened to tell his wife the good news.

 

спешить

 

hesitate

колебаться,

r I hesitated to speak to him, since I didn’t know

 

не решаться

him well.

hope

надеяться

r We hope to see/that we would see you soon.

 

 

 

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learn (how to)

научиться

r He learnt how to ride a horse.

long

страстно желать,

r It’s many years since I left home. I am longing

 

стремиться

to come back.

manage

суметь,

r She managed to keep her temper.

 

справиться

 

offer

предлагать

r He offered to help me.

prepare

(под)готовить

r We are prepared to supply the goods you ask for.

presume

взять на себя

r May I presume to advise you?

(take the

смелость

 

liberty)

 

 

pretend

притворяться

r They pretended not to see/that they didn’t see us.

proceed

продолжать

r He proceeded to tell us every detail.

 

приниматься

r He proceeded to give me a good scolding.

 

 

(Он принялся меня бранить.)

promise

обещать

r He promised to be/that he would be here

 

 

at 6 o’clock.

propose

намереваться,

r What do you propose to do about it?

 

предполагать

 

refuse

отказывать(ся)

r He refused to help us.

resolve

решить

r He resolved to succeed.

 

 

He resolved that nothing should call him back.

seek

стремиться, пы-

r They sought to kill him.

 

таться, стараться

 

strive

стараться,

r He strove to succeed in business.

 

прилагать усилия

 

swear

клясться

r He swore to tell/that he would tell the truth.

tend

иметь склон-

r It tends to rain in winter in the North of England.

 

ность/тенденцию

 

threaten

угрожать

r The chairman threatened to resign/that he

 

 

would resign if his policies were not adopted.

trouble

беспокоить(ся),

r Don’t trouble to meet me at the station.

 

затруднять(ся)

 

undertake

предпринимать,

r He undertook to finish the job by Friday.

 

согласиться, взять

 

 

обязательства

 

volunteer

предлагать свою

r The question is whether anyone will volunteer

 

помощь, добро-

to serve there.

 

вольно сделать

 

 

÷òî-ëèáî

 

vow

äàòü îáåò

r I vowed not to follow/that I would never follow

 

 

his advice again.

 

 

 

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II. A noun (pronoun) + infinitive is used after these verbs. The verbs in italics may also be followed by a “that-clause”.

accustom

привыкать

r When he became a soldier he had to accustom

 

 

himself not to sleep at night.

aid

помогать

r My brother aided me to do it.

appoint

назначать

r They appointed White to manage the store.

assist

помогать

r The young man assisted the girl to fill in all

 

 

the forms.

cause

велеть,

r He caused the prisoners to be put to death.

 

вызывать,

r The incident caused me to reflect.

 

заставлять

 

command1

приказывать,

r The officer commanded his men to fire.

 

командовать

r The pirate chief commanded that the

 

 

prisoners should be shot.

challenge

вызывать,

r He challenged his right to heir the house.

 

бросать вызов,

r He challenged me to fight.

 

оспаривать

 

compel4

заставлять

r His conscience compelled him to confess.

direct1

приказывать

r The officer directed his men to advance/that his

 

 

men should advance.

enable

давать возмож-

r The collapse of the strike enabled the company

 

ность

to resume normal bus service.

encourage

воодушевлять,

r The mother encouraged the boy to work hard.

 

ободрять,

 

 

потворствовать

 

entreat1

умолять

r She entreated the judge to show mercy.

force4

заставлять

r The manager forced them to work hard.

impel

побуждать,

r The President’s speech impelled the nation

 

принуждать

to make greater efforts.

implore1

умолять

r I implored my friend to help me.

incite

подстрекать

r He was shot for inciting his comrades to

 

 

rise against their officers.

induce

побуждать,

r We couldn’t induce the old lady to travel by air.

 

заставлять

 

inspire

воодушевлять

r What inspired him to give such a brilliant

 

 

performance?

instruct3

инструктировать,

r We were instructed to start early.

 

обучать

r I’ve been instructed by my agent that you still

 

 

owe me $50.

 

 

 

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invite

приглашать

r He didn’t invite me to come in.

lead

(при)вести

r What led you to think so?

order1

приказать,

r The doctor ordered me to stay in bed.

 

настаивать

r The judge ordered that the prisoner should

 

 

be remanded.

persuade

убеждать

r He persuaded me to change/that I should

 

 

change my mind.

press

торопить,

r He had to press her to pay the debt.

 

заставлять,

 

 

требовать

 

 

действий

 

prompt

побуждать,

r What prompted him to be so generous?

 

толкать

 

provoke

вызывать,

r His behaviour provoked her to answer

 

провоцировать

rudely.

remind

напомнить

r Please, remind me to answer/that I should

 

 

answer the letter.

require1

требовать

r Students are required to take three papers

 

 

in England.

 

 

r It’s required that you arrive at 8 a.m.

stimulate

побуждать

r She stimulated me to take greater efforts.

summon

вызывать,

r They summoned her to appear as a witness.

 

созывать

 

teach

обучать

r My father taught me how to swim when I was

(how to)

 

five.

tell

сказать,

r He told me to come immediately.

(instruct,

приказать

 

order)

 

 

tempt

соблазнять

r Nothing could tempt him to take such a

 

 

step.

trust1

доверять

r Can I trust you to get the money safely to the

 

(верить, что все

bank?

 

будет в порядке)

 

warn3

предупреждать

r We warned them not to go skating on such

 

 

thin ice/that the ice was thin.

 

 

 

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NOTES:

1. No noun is found between these verbs and a “that-clause”:

rThe commander ordered HIS TROOPS to lay down their arms.

rThe commander ordered that his troops should lay down their arms. Note that the use of should is a common feature in such clauses after these verbs.

2.A noun is always found between these verbs and a “that-clause”:

rHe persuaded ME to change my mind.

rHe persuaded ME that his plan was preferable.

3.The Chancellor warned UNIONS that higher wages would mean higher prices. The Chancellor warned that higher wages would mean higher prices.

4.Make is roughly synonymous with these verbs, but is followed

a)in the active, by a noun + infinitive without to:

rHe made ME do all the work again.

b)in the passive, by an infinitive with to:

rI was made TO DO all the work again.

III. The Infinitive, with or without a preceding noun, is used after these verbs. The verbs in italics may also be followed by a clause introduced by that.

ask

просить

r She asked to be excused.

 

приглашать

r We asked to see him.

 

 

r She asked us to come to the concert.

beg

взять на себя

r We beg to inform you (извещаем вас).

 

смелость,

r I beg to differ (позволю себе не согласиться).

 

позволить себе

r I beg to enclose (при сем прилагаю).

 

(formal)

 

choose

решать(ся)

r She chose to remain at home.

 

выбирать

Она решила остаться дома.

 

 

r They chose me to serve as their representative.

 

 

Они выбрали меня своим представителем.

dare1

решаться,

r I don’t dare to protest.

 

осмеливаться,

Я не осмеливаюсь возражать.

 

подстрекать

r He dared me to jump from the bridge into the water.

 

 

Он подстрекал меня прыгнуть с моста в воду.

desire

хотеть, желать,

r I desire you to go at once.

 

требовать,

Я требую/прошу, чтобы вы пошли немедленно.

 

просить

 

elect

решить,

r He elected to remain at home.

 

предпочесть

Он предпочел остаться дома.

expect

ожидать,

r We expect to receive a letter from him soon.

 

надеяться

 

 

 

 

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help

помогать,

r She always helps her daughter do school home-

 

содействовать,

work.

 

оказывать

 

 

помощь

 

mean

намереваться,

r I didn’t mean to offend you.

(= intend)

иметь в виду

 

request

просить позво-

r I must request you to obey orders.

 

ления,

Предлагаю вам выполнить приказание.

 

предлагать (веж-

 

 

ливо приказать)

 

want

хотеть, испыты-

r You want to see a doctor.

 

вать необходи-

Вам нужно пойти к врачу.

 

мость, требо-

 

 

ваться

 

wish

хотеть, желать

r I wish you understand.

 

 

Я хочу, чтобы вы поняли.

 

 

 

NOTES:

1.If no noun is used after dare, two patterns are possible:

a)the infinitive with to:

rHe dared to call me a fool to my face.

b)the infinitive without to (more especially in negative and interrogative sentences):

rHe daren’t tell me what happened.

rDare you mention it to him?

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