1. Граматичний аспект заняття:

Absolute pronouns

a We also use myself, etc., in another way. For example:

■ "Who fixed your bicycle for you?" " Nobody. I fixed it myself."

I fixed it myself = I fixed it, not anybody else. We use myself here to emphasize I.

■ I'm not going to do it for you. You can do it yourself.

■ Let's paint the house ourselves. It will be much cheaper.

■ The movie itself wasn't very good, but I liked the music.

■ I don't think Tom will get the job. Tom himself doesn't think he'll get it. (or Tom doesn't think he'll get it himself.)

b By myself/yourself, etc. = alone

We say:

■ I like living by myself

■ Did you go on vacation by yourself?

■ Jack was sitting by himself in a corner of the cafe.

5.1 Answer these questions using myself/yourself, etc. Or by myself/yourself, etc.

Examples. "Who repaired the bicycle for you?" "Nobody. I repaired it myself"

I like living .by..myself............................................................................

1. Who cut your hair for you?' "Nobody. I cut ......"

2. "Who did you go to the movies with?" "No one. I went ..."........................................."

3. "Whol told you Linda was getting married?" "Linda ........................................"

4. "Does Mr. Thomas have a secretary to type his letters?" "No, he................................."

5. "Does she like working with other people?'' "Not really. She prefers to work................"

6. "Do you want me to mail that letter for you?" "No, I'll............................................."

7. "Can you clean the windows for me?" "Why don't you............................................?"

2. Підведення підсумків заняття.

3. Домашнє завдання. Роздатковий матеріал до заняття 16

1. Read the words and try to memorize them:

Vocabulary:

to divorce – розійтися, розвестися;

to pay damages – виплатити збитки, оплатити нанесену шкоду;

to be suspected of – бути підозрюваним у;

negligence [´neɡlɪʤəns]– халатність; недбалість;

crack – тріснути;

ceiling – стеля;

slander (libel) – наклеп;

to claim – заявити;

to sue – подавати позов, порушивуту справу;

breach of promise – порушення обіцянки;

wedding – весілля;

to change one’s mind – змінити думку; передумати;

to pay alimony [´ælɪmənɪ] – платити аліменти;

bail – застава, поруки.

2. Answer the questions comparing answers with the ones about law of Great Britain:

1. After a divorce or legal separation, can a wife be required to pay alimony to her ex-husband? (Yes)

2. If I promise to marry my girlfriend and then change my mind shortly before the wedding, can she take me to court? (No, not now. Some years ago she could have sued me for breach (порушення) of promise.)

3. If you said to your teacher in the middle of one of his lessons: "You don't know the first thing about teaching!' could he bring a civil action against you? ( Yes, he could claim it was slander (or libel (наклеп), if you wrote it in a newspaper). He probably wouldn't, though, because of the legal costs.)

4. If, as a defendant (or the accused), I am not satisfied with the way my barrister has handled my defence, can I sue him? (No).

5. If you were in my house - uninvited - and the ceiling, which had had a large crack in it for some time, caved in and broke your leg, would it be a good idea to consult your solicitor? (Yes. You could sue me for negligence and I would probably have to pay damages.)

6. Can a person suspected of and charged with rape be allowed bail? (Yes).