XIII - struktury rzeczownika

Język angielski - STRUKTURY RZECZOWNIKOWE (ćwiczenia)
podręcznik

I. Rzeczowniki w nawiasie użyj w formie Saxon Genitive.

1. Whose is this?   It's (James).
2. It can't be (Socrates) handwriting; he hasn't written anything.
3. Tell me, isn't that our (neighbors) car?
4. Can you give me (John) (wife) phone number?
5. The house on the corner is the (greengrocer).
6. You can take (the woman from upstairs) letters.
 

II. Zamień rzeczowniki na zaimki.

1. John gave the book to Mary.
2. My dog is sick.
3. That fly drives Mary Jane and Dolores crazy.
4. Titanic was said to be unsinkable.
 

III. Zamień na liczbę mnogą.

1. A postman wears a cap.
2. A Negro likes doing crosswords on the way to the steelworks.
3. There is a louse in the box.
4. A calf is eating a leaf.
5. The result of the analysis of the stimulus led to a new formula.
6. Our party was organized on a ferry.
7. I hate Kennedy.
8. A child, a dwarf, a goose, a mouse, a wolf and an ox found a knife and a scarf in a sheaf.
9. An MP is talking to a passer-by and his mother-in-law.
 

IV. Przed wyrazami zamieszczonymi poniżej należy dopisać "little" lub "few" w zależności od tego czy są policzalne czy nie. Uwaga na liczbę mnogą.

 
air           darkness          breath              literature          soup           bacon             class            artist  marmalade            sunshine      book           foreigner     friendship     camel     sleep   beef daytime      pin       music         tennis          advice         thunder        homework
shop         dirt          hair           smoke        butter    mountain           help             news         truth     apple      dress      corner       poetry             television     step                    fish         vacuum    poem         rain cheese       drink     ice          sand         glass        clothing           grass       ink
sea          onion      coffee      stupidity        storm                    garlic       cabbage    spinach
 

V. Uzupełnij zdania przedimkami: "a", "an", "the" lub wpisz "-".

1. There is ......... house in .......... forest. ........... house belongs to ......... hermit who has been
living there for years.
2. We have to buy .......... new furniture for the kitchen.
3. I never put ........ milk into my ...... scrambled eggs when I have ...... supper in ..... evening.
4. .....  Cher is ............. good actress.
5. ....... dog is ........... domestic animal and so are ......... cats.
6. ........... English proverbs says: ".......... bird in ......... hand is worth ........ two in ......  bush."
7. How many ........ times ........... week do you have .......... English classes?
8. You can cross .............. Lake Michigan by ..... boat. But you can't ..... North Sea.
9. I'd like....... can of .......Coke, ............. sugar, and ..... pound of ........ oranges.
10. .......... Mount Blanc is in ...... Alps, which are ......... highest ......... mountains  in .... Europe.
 
 

VI. Wybierz właściwą formę.

1. Call ........ doctor!
A -   B the  C a   D an
2. There's been .......................................
A accident  B an accident  C some accident
3. 'I'd like to buy .......................................'
A a bread  B bread  C a loaf of bread
4.  Mary Jane works at ...... hospital.
A -   B the  C a   D an
5. She's .................................  .
A nurse  B a nurse  C the nurse
6. She works six days .......................... week.
A in  B for  C a  D the
7. There are many stars in ....... sky.
A -   B the  C a   D an
8.  Every day ...................................... begins at 9 and finishes at 3.
A school  B a school  C the school
9.  When ...................................... invented?
A was telephone  B were telephones  C was the telephone
D were the telephones
10. They visited .......................................
A Canada and United States  B the Canada and the United States
C Canada and the United States  D the Canada and United States
11. Dick is a student at .......................................
A London University  B the London University  C the University of London
12.   ...................................... on TV now?
A is the news  B are the news  C is news
13. She was .................................-old girl.
A three year B a three-years C a three-year  
 
 
 
 

Klucz:

I.
1. James's 2. Socrates' 3. neighbors' 4. John's wife's 5. greengrocer's 6. the woman from upstairs'
 

II.
1. He gave it to her. 2. He/she is sick 3. It drives them crazy. 4. She was said to be unsinkable.
 

III.
1. Postmen wear caps. 2. Negroes like doing crosswords on the way to the steelworks. 3. There are lice in the boxes. 4. Calves are eating leaves. 5. The results of the analyses of the stimuli led to new formulae. 6. Our parties were organized on  ferries. 7. We hate Kennedys.
8. Children, dwarfs, geese, mice, wolves and oxen found knives and scarves in sheaves. 9. MPs are talking to  passers-by and their mothers-in-law.
 

IV

FEW / MANY

LITTLE / MUCH

soups             classes         artists books      foreigners      camels     pins     shops    mountains         apples      dresses   corners          steps       poems      drinks    glasses      seas          onions    storms cabbages

air           darkness          breath              literature                   soup           bacon           marmalade            sunshine     friendship    sleep   beef      daytime      music           tennis   advice         thunder         dirt               hair           smoke        butter            help                    news         truth       poetry         television                    fish         vacuum rain        cheese            ice          sand             glass        clothing     grass       ink      homework coffee      stupidity           storm      cabbage    spinach       garlic

V.
1. a, the, The, the 2. - 3. -,  -,  -, the 4. -, a 5. The, a, - 6. An, A, -, -, the 7. -, a, - 8. -, -, the 9. a, -, -, a, - 10. -, the, the, -, -

VI.
1. C, 2. B, 3. C, 4. C, 5. B, 6. C, 7. B, 8. A, 9. C, 10. C, 11. A, 12. C, 13. C.