Unit 1
Present Simple
Positive sentences
I, you, we, they
He, she, it
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read
reads
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We add -s after he, she, it: I start ® he starts.
If the verb ends in -ch, -o, -sh, -ss we add -es: I watch ® he watches, I go ® he goes.
If the verb ends -y we add -ies: I study ® he studies.
Negative sentences
I, you, we, they
he, she, it
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do not (don’t)
does not (doesn’t)
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Read
read
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Questions (general)
Do
Does
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I, you, they, we
he, she, it
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Read
read
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Questions (special)
What
How long
How
How much
Whom
When
Where
Why
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Do
Does
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I, you, we, they
he, she, it
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read
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Questions to the subject
When we put the questions to the subject we always use the verb in singular and we don’t use an auxiliary verb.
For example: We read it every day.
Who reads it every day?
Verb to be
The verb to be is the most important verb in the English language. It is difficult to use it because it is an irregular verb in all of its forms. In the simple present tense, to be is conjugated as follows:
Subject Pronouns
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Full Form
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Contracted Form
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I
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am
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'm
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You
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are
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're
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he/she/it
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is
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's
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We
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are
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're
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You
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are
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're
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They
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are
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're
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Interrogative forms of the verb to be (or the forms of general questions):
Am
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I?
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Are
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you?
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Is
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he/she/it?
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Are
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we?
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Are
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you?
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Are
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they?
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Interrogative forms with question words (or the forms of special questions): Question word + to be verb + noun We use this formula when we put the question to the object, adverbial modifier of place or time. For example: Oxygen is soluble in water. Where is oxygen soluble? This acid is an azeotrope at ambient temperature. When is this acid an azeotrope? Question word + to be verb We use this formula when we put the question to the subject. For example: Oxygen is a chemical element. What is a chemical element? Note: when we put the questions to the subject we must use only singular. Acids are red substances What are red substances – is incorrect What is red substances - is correct When we want to put the question to the adjective we must use the following structure: Question word (what) + noun + to be verb For example: Nitric acid is a powerful agent. What agent is nitric acid? or We use it at normal temperature. At what temperature do we use it? After the question word what we must put the noun that is the part of nominal predicate.
If we want to put the question to the adjective designating colour, size, height, weight we should use the question word what, for example: What colour is this metal ?
Negative Forms of the verb to be:
Subject Pronouns
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Full Form
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Contracted Form
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I
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am not
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‘m not
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You
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are not
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aren't
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he/she/it
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is not
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isn't
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We
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are not
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aren't
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You
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are not
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aren't
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They
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are not
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aren't
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When we use Present Simple:
We use this tense when we talk about the actions that take place every day. At that we use such adverbs as always, frequently, often, every day/week/month/year, sometimes, seldom and rarely: I go fishing every day.
We use this tense when we talk about well-known-facts: She comes from France. Water contains oxygen and hydrogen.
The place of adverbs in the sentences
Always, often, sometimes, seldom, rarely:
Positive sentence: I always (often, sometimes, seldom, rarely, frequently) play football.
Question: Do you always (often, sometimes, seldom, rarely, frequently) play football?
Negative sentence: I don’t always (often, sometimes, seldom, rarely, frequently) play football.
Every day/week/month/year
Positive sentence: I go to work every day.
Question: Do you go to work every day?
Negative sentence: I don’t go to work every day.
The adverb sometimes can be placed at the beginning of positive sentences: Sometimes I listen to music.
Vocabulary
nitric acid – азотная кислота
reaction – реакция
a substance – вещество
corrosive – коррозионный
a color – цвет
colorless - бесцветный
an odour – запах
odorless - без запаха
acrid – едкий
commercially available – имеющиеся на рынке
a mineral acid – минеральная кислота
an azeotrope – азеотроп
to be known – известно
pure – чистый
a compound – соединение
boiling point – температура кипения
melting point (m.p.) – температура плавления
solid – твердый, твердое тело
hydrate – гидрат
monohydrate – моногидрат
trihydrate – тригидрат
to undergo – подвергать
to give rise – вызывать
a variation – изменение
vapor pressure – давление пара
above – над
a liquid – жидкость
because – из-за
to produce – образовывать, получать
to dissolve – растворяться
dissolved – растворенный
low - низкий
partly – частично
completely – полностью
thermal decomposition – распад под действием тепла
to contain – содержать
fuming nitric acid – дымящаяся азотная кислота
to use - использовать
explosive industry – производство взрывчатых веществ
volatile – летучий
approximate – приблизительный
anhydrous acid – ангидрит кислоты, безводная кислота
red fuming nitric acid – красная дымящаяся азотная кислота
a substantial quantity – значительное количество
to leave – оставлять
reddish-brown – красновато – коричневый
due to – из-за
a reagent – реагент
a concentration - концентрация
nitration – нитрирование
an addition – добавление
nitro group – нитро группа
an organic molecule – органическая молекула
an ambient temperature – комнатная температура
an oxidizing agent - окислитель
powerful – сильный
density – плотность
nitrogen азот
nitrogen oxide – оксид азота
soluble – растворимый
non-negligible – значительный, существенный
negligible –не существенный
variation – изменение
fume – дым, дымиться
to include – включать
molecule – молекула
zinc – цинк
some – некоторый
in – в
for – для
in the process of – в процессе
strong – сильный, прочный
ambient temperature – комнатная (наружная) температура
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