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1 | UNIT 1. THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION GREAT | 28 | in Russia of those times and named after |
RUSSIAN CITIES Dialogues: Getting to know | Empress Ekaterina I, the wife of Peter the | ||
you Airport Checking in After the Flight | Great, and Great Martyr Saint Catherine, | ||
Getting a Taxi Grammar: ACTIVE VOICE | the patroness of mining. For three | ||
SEQUENCE OF TENSES. | centuries the city-plant has been steadily | ||
2 | Russia, also officially known as the | developing as a center of mining industry | |
russian federation, is a state in northern | of the Urals and Siberia. Nowadays | ||
eurasia. It is a federal semi-presidential | Yekaterinburg is not only one of the | ||
republic, comprising 85 federal subjects. | biggest industrial centers in Russia but a | ||
From northwest to southeast, russia shares | very beautiful city with a lot of | ||
borders with norway, finland, estonia, | monuments of great historical and cultural | ||
latvia, lithuania and poland (both via | value. Dozen of museums, several theaters, | ||
kaliningrad oblast), belarus, ukraine, | numerous movie houses, high school | ||
georgia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, the | institutions as well as developed | ||
people's republic of china, mongolia, and | infrastructure make Yekaterinburg the | ||
north korea. It also has maritime borders | unique city where the past and the present | ||
with japan by the sea of okhotsk and the | mix together. If you have the opportunity | ||
united states by the bering strait. A | to visit Ekaterinburg, you should make | ||
federal semi-presidential republic - | sure you stop by Kamenniye Palatki and | ||
федеративная полупрезидентская | Shartash Lake. The rocks of Kamenniye | ||
(президентско-парламентская) республика to | Palatki are completely natural though they | ||
comprise - охватывать federal subject - | look like the remains of an old castle. | ||
федеральный субъект, субъект федерации via | 29 | Samara. Part of the Volga Federal | |
- через maritime borders - морские | District, Samara sits in the southeastern | ||
границы. | part of Russia. With a population of over | ||
3 | The Russian federation. FLAG COAT OF | 1 million, it’s one of the most | |
ARMS. | cosmopolitan cities in Russia. | ||
4 | Politically, economically and culturally, | ||
5 | At 17, 125, 187 sq. Km, russia is the | Samara occupies a unique position within | |
largest country in the world, covering | the country. For tourism purposes, the | ||
more than a ninth of the earth's land | city is a wonderful destination. Samara’s | ||
area. Russia is also the ninth most | history goes back to the 16th century and | ||
populous nation with more than 146 million | while the city may not boast the grandiose | ||
people. It extends across the whole of | landmarks that typify so many Russian | ||
northern asia and 40% of europe, spanning | towns, there’s still remarkable | ||
9 time zones and incorporating a wide | architecture to observe, beautiful parks | ||
range of environments and landforms. | and unique open-air markets. Samara was | ||
Russia has the world's largest reserves of | officially founded in 1586 when on the | ||
mineral and energy resources. It has the | bank of the Volga River the construction | ||
world's largest forest reserves and its | of the fortress to protect the Russian | ||
lakes contain approximately one-quarter of | State from the incursion of martial | ||
the world's fresh water. To span - | nomadic tribes was started. But in fact, | ||
простираться, охватывать time zone - | the settlement on the bend of the Volga | ||
часовой пояс to incorporate - объединять, | River had been mentioned in the ancient | ||
включать landform - очертания суши, форма | chronicles since 14th century. | ||
рельефа approximately - примерно, | 30 | Samara. During World War II Samara | |
приблизительно fresh water - пресная вода. | (the city is situated not far from | ||
6 | The nation's history began with that | Moscow), then named Kuibyshev, was | |
of the East Slavs, who emerged as a | considered to be the second capital of | ||
recognizable group in Europe between the | USSR. Many famous people worked and lived | ||
3rd and 8th centuries AD. Founded and | in Samara including outstanding Russian | ||
ruled by a noble Viking warrior class and | writers Lev Tolstoy and Maxim Gorky, | ||
their descendants, the first East Slavic | painters Ilya Repin, Vasily Surikov and | ||
state, Kievan Rus', arose in the 9th | Ivan Aivazovsky, revolutionists Michael | ||
century and adopted Orthodox Christianity | Frunze and Vladimir Lenin. Even French | ||
from the Byzantine Empire in 988, | writer Alexander Duma paid a visit to | ||
beginning the synthesis of Byzantine and | Samara in 1858. Impressed by the travel he | ||
Slavic cultures that defined Russian | wrote the book "From Paris to | ||
culture for the next millennium. Kievan | Astrakhan" and gave his description | ||
Rus' ultimately disintegrated and the | of Samara in it. Facts about Samara Area: | ||
lands were divided into many small feudal | 260 sq km Location: Samara is situated in | ||
states. recognizable – могущий быть | the southeastern European part of Russia | ||
узнанным, признанный BC – before Christ | in the Midstream of the largest river in | ||
(англ.) , до Христа, до нашей эры. AD – | Europe - the Volga. Population: approx | ||
anno domini (лат.) , нашего бога, нашей | 1,133,000 (2005 est.) Foundation: 1586 | ||
эры. descendant – потомок to arise – | Climate: Samara has a distinct continental | ||
возникать, появляться to adopt – принимать | climate. The annual air temperature is + | ||
ultimately – в конечном счете, в конце | 3,8 C. The average temperature in January | ||
концов to disintegrate – раздроблять(ся), | is -13,9 C, in July +20,1 C. Major | ||
распадаться feudal state – феодальное | attractions: Art museum, Museum of Aleksey | ||
государство. | Tolstoy, Drama Theater, Opera and Ballet | ||
7 | The most powerful successor state to | house. | |
Kievan Rus' was Moscow, which served as | 31 | Omsk Omsk is the second-largest city | |
the main force in the Russian | in Russia east of the Ural mountains. In | ||
reunification process and independence | southwest Siberia, the city was the | ||
struggle against the Golden Horde. Moscow | defacto capital of Russia while the Civil | ||
gradually reunified the surrounding | War tore across Moscow in 1918. With just | ||
Russian principalities and came to | over 1 million people, Omsk has some | ||
dominate the cultural and political legacy | attractions of note for tourists. A chief | ||
of Kievan Rus'. By the 18th century, the | focal point is the former market of | ||
nation had greatly expanded through | Gostiny Dvor. Omsk, founded in 1716, is a | ||
conquest, annexation, and exploration to | large industrial, educational and cultural | ||
become the Russian Empire, which was the | center with a population over one million. | ||
third largest empire in history, | In the 50-s of the 20th century Omsk | ||
stretching from Poland in Europe to Alaska | became an important oil-processing city. | ||
in North America. successor – преемник, | Omsk is a typical modern city with wide | ||
наследник reunification process – процесс | thoroughfares, numerous bridges and high | ||
воссоединения independence struggle – | sky-scrapers. In the old part of the city | ||
борьба за независимость the Golden Horde – | one can see examples of architecture of | ||
Золотая Орда gradually - постепенно | previous centuries including the Tobolskie | ||
principality - княжество legacy – | Gate leading to the city fortress, the | ||
наследство, наследие to expand – | oldest constructions in Omsk. In the 19th | ||
расширяться, увеличиваться, | century the convicts had to pass through | ||
распространяться conquest – завоевание, | this gate daily when they went to the | ||
покорение annexation – присоединение, | timber cutting works. Among the convicts | ||
аннексия exploration - исследование. | was the famous Russian writer Fyodor | ||
8 | Russia established worldwide power and | Dostoevsky. The palace of general-governor | |
influence from the times of the russian | is another interesting sight of Omsk. | ||
empire being the largest and leading | Facts about Omsk Area: 140,000 sq km | ||
constituent of the soviet union, the | (territory of Omsk Region) Location: The | ||
world's first constitutionally socialist | city lies in the southwest of Siberian | ||
state and a recognized superpower, that | Federal District, on the Irtysh River. | ||
played a decisive role in the allied | Population: approx 1,143,000 (2005 est.) | ||
victory in world war II. The soviet era | Foundation: 1716 Climate: The climate is | ||
saw some of the greatest technology | dry and relatively temperate, but marked | ||
achievements of the nation, such as the | by violent snow-storms and sand-storms. | ||
world's first human spaceflight. The | Major attractions: Nikolsky Cathedral, The | ||
russian federation was founded following | Palace of the Governor-General, Former | ||
the dissolution of the soviet union in | Military School. | ||
1991, but is recognized as the continuing | 32 | Novosibirsk. A notable city in the | |
legal personality of the soviet state. | vicinity of Omsk is Novosibirsk. Believe | ||
Worldwide power and influence – всемирное | it or not, this quiet town is the | ||
могущество и влияние constituent – | third-most-populous in Russia and the | ||
составная часть recognized superpower – | nerve center of Siberia. Home to almost | ||
признанная супердержава decisive role – | 1.5 million inhabitants, Novosibirsk is a | ||
решающая роль spaceflight – космический | major player in the Russian economy. | ||
полет dissolution – распад, исчезновение | Novosibirsk is the largest industrial, | ||
continuing legal personality – законный | scientific, cultural and administrative | ||
правопреемник. | center of Siberia. The city was founded in | ||
9 | Russia is a great power and a | 1893, and at first it functioned just as | |
permanent member of the United Nations | the settlement for the workers who built | ||
Security Council, a member of the G8, G20, | the bridge over the Ob River. Novosibirsk | ||
the Council of Europe, the Asia-Pacific | was supposed to be a local trade center, | ||
Economic Cooperation, the Shanghai | but since the October Revolution it became | ||
Cooperation Organization, the Eurasian | the city of not only industrial, but also | ||
Economic Community, the OSCE, and is the | cultural and scientific importance. | ||
leading member of the Commonwealth of | Gradually it was turned into the forth | ||
Independent States. the United Nations | largest city of Russia. The architectural | ||
Security Council – Совет безопасности | look of Novosibirsk is represented by the | ||
Организации объединенных наций the G8 – | grandeur building of the Central Railway | ||
Большая восьмерка the G20 – Большая | Station, the Opera Theater, and the | ||
двадцатка the Council of Europe – Совет | central square ensemble. There are more | ||
Европы the Asia-Pacific Economic | than 2 thousand historical and | ||
Cooperation – Азиатско-Тихоокеанское | architectural monuments on the territory | ||
экономическое сотрудничество the Shanghai | of Novosibirsk. The Novosibirsk zoo is one | ||
Cooperation Organization – Шанхайская | of the very best in Europe, with over | ||
организация сотрудничества the Eurasian | 4,000 animal species and an enviable | ||
Economic Community – Евроазиатское | collection of jungle cats. The opera and | ||
экономическое сообщество the OSCE (The | ballet are perhaps the most popular | ||
Organization for Security and Cooperation | attractions. Facts about Novosibirsk Area: | ||
in Europe) – ОБСЕ (Организация по | 477 sq km Location: The city lies on the | ||
безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе) | both banks of the Ob River, in the middle | ||
the Commonwealth of Independent States – | of Russia. Population: approx 1,406,600 | ||
СНГ (Содружество независимых государств). | (2005 est.) Foundation: 1893 Climate: The | ||
10 | Etymology The country's original name | climate is sharply continental. The | |
was Русь (Rus'), a medieval state | average temperature in winter is -19 C, in | ||
populated mostly by the East Slavs. An old | summer + 21 C. Major attractions: | ||
Latin version of the name Rus' was | Voznesensky Cathedral, Chapel of St | ||
Ruthenia, mostly applied to the western | Nikolai, Catholic Cathedral, Museum of | ||
and southern regions of Rus' that were | Regional Studies. | ||
adjacent to Catholic Europe. The current | 33 | Getting to know you. Peter: Do you | |
name of the country, Россия (Rossiya), | live in London, Susan? Susan: No, I live | ||
comes from the Greek version of Rus', | in Paris, actually. P.: And what do you | ||
spelled ????? [ros?ia], which was the | do? S.: I’m a journalist. I write for an | ||
denomination of Kievan Rus in the | international newspaper. P.: Really? Do | ||
Byzantine Empire. Etymology – этимология, | you have to travel a lot for your work? | ||
происхождение medieval state- | S.: Yes, I do. P.: Are you here on holiday | ||
средневековое государство adjacent – | or is it a business trip? S.: It’s a | ||
прилегающий, смежный, соседний. | business trip, but I’m staying with my | ||
11 | Geography Russia is the largest | brother’s family and that’s almost like a | |
country in the world; its total area is | holiday. | ||
17, 125, 187 square kilometres. Most of | 34 | Getting to know you. P.: Do you have a | |
Russia consists of vast stretches of | family? S.: Yes, I do. I have two sons. | ||
plains that are predominantly steppe to | And what about you? P.: I have a son and a | ||
the south and heavily forested to the | daughter. S.: That’s nice. What does your | ||
north, with tundra along the northern | wife do? P.: She teaches French and | ||
coast. | English. S.: Oh, really? You should come | ||
12 | Russia possesses 10% of the world's | to Paris some time. How old are your | |
arable land. Mountain ranges are found | children? P.: Barbara is five and Mark | ||
along the southern borders, such as the | seven. What’s your husband’s job? You | ||
Caucasus (containing Mount Elbrus, which | travel a lot, so it must be difficult for | ||
at 5,642 m is the highest point in both | him. S.: He works at home quite a lot. He | ||
Russia and Europe) and the Altai | is a computer specialist. | ||
(containing Mount Belukha, which at the | 35 | Getting to know you. Yvonne: Hi, Joan! | |
4,506 m is the highest point of Asian | How are you? And how is your family? Joan: | ||
Russia); and in the eastern parts, such as | We are all fine, thanks. Y.: Have you | ||
the Verkhoyansk Range or the volcanoes on | moved to the new house yet? J.: Oh, yes, | ||
Kamchatka. The Ural Mountains, rich in | we have. We moved last month. Y.: And how | ||
mineral resources, form a north-south | do you like living there – in that small | ||
range that divides Europe and Asia. | village? J.: We just love it. The children | ||
13 | Russia has an extensive coastline of | are so happy there. Y.: I’m sure they are. | |
over 37,000 km along the Arctic and | Where do you work now? J.: I don’t work. | ||
Pacific Oceans, as well as along the | I’m a housewife now! | ||
Baltic Sea, Sea of Azov, Black Sea and | 36 | airport checking in. A.: Can I have | |
Caspian Sea. The Barents Sea, White Sea, | your ticket and passport, please? B.: Yes, | ||
Kara Sea, Laptev Sea, East Siberian Sea, | of course. A.: Thank you. How many | ||
Chukchi Sea, Bering Sea, Sea of Okhotsk, | suitcases have you got? B.: Just one. A.: | ||
and the Sea of Japan are linked to Russia | And have you got much hand luggage? B.: | ||
via the Arctic and Pacific. Russia's major | Just this bag. A.: That’s fine. B.: Oh… | ||
islands and archipelagos include Novaya | Can I have a seat next to the window? A.: | ||
Zemlya, the Franz Josef Land, the | Yes, that’s OK. Here’s your boarding pass. | ||
Severnaya Zemlya, the New Siberian | Have a nice flight! | ||
Islands, Wrangel Island, the Kuril | 37 | PASSPORT CONTROL. Good afternoon, | |
Islands, and Sakhalin. The Diomede Islands | Madam. Can I see your passport, please? | ||
(one controlled by Russia, the other by | Yes, Of course. And your landing card, | ||
the United States) are just 3 km apart, | please. Here you are. How long are you | ||
and Kunashir Island is about 20 km from | staying in this country? Just for five | ||
Hokkaid?, Japan. | days. Is it a business trip? Not really. | ||
14 | Russia has thousands of rivers and | I’m meeting my husband who is here on | |
inland bodies of water providing it with | business. I see. Have a nice stay. Thank | ||
one of the world’s largest surface water | you. | ||
resources. The largest and most prominent | 38 | AFTER THE FLIGHT. Dymov: Good morning, | |
of Russia's bodies of fresh water is Lake | Mr. Mennon. Mennon: Hello, Mr. Dymov. D.: | ||
Baikal, the world's deepest, purest, | Did you have a good flight? M.: Yes, on | ||
oldest and most capacious freshwater lake. | the whole it was quite fine. D.: The car | ||
Baikal alone contains over one fifth of | is waiting for us. Shall we go? M.: Yes, | ||
the world's fresh surface water. Other | of course. D.: The program of your stay in | ||
major lakes include Lake Ladoga and Lake | our city is quite intensive. We’ve got a | ||
Onega, two of the largest lakes in Europe. | lot of sites to visit. M.: Yes, I would | ||
Russia is second only to Brazil in volume | like to see as many places of interest as | ||
of the total renewable water resources. Of | possible. I have never had a chance to | ||
the country's 100,000 rivers, the Volga is | visit your city. D.: Then maybe you’d like | ||
the most famous, not only because it is | to have a sightseeing tour about the city | ||
the longest river in Europe, but also | right after lunch? M.: Yes, why not. I’ve | ||
because of its major role in Russian | heard a lot about the Kremlin. D.: We will | ||
history. | visit it. I’m sure you won’t be | ||
15 | According to the Constitution of | disappointed. Here is our car. M.: Fine. | |
Russia, the country is a federation and | 39 | Getting a taxi. A.: Excuse me. Can you | |
semi-presidential republic, wherein the | tell me where to get a taxi to the town | ||
President is the head of state and the | centre? C.: Yes, it’s easy. Go outside the | ||
Prime Minister is the head of government. | building and there’s a taxi rank there. | ||
The Russian Federation is fundamentally | A.: Thank you very much. C.: But if you’re | ||
structured as a representative democracy, | going to the centre, it is better to go by | ||
with the federal government composed of | underground. It takes only 15 minutes. By | ||
three branches: Legislative :The bicameral | taxi it might take about half an hour; | ||
Federal Assembly, made up of the State | there is a lot of traffic. A.: I see. But | ||
Duma and the Federation Council. | I have a lot of luggage and I can’t carry | ||
Executive: The President and the | it. C.: Oh yes, then a taxi is much better | ||
Government. The system of federal bodies | for you. A.: Thank you for your help. C.: | ||
of the executive branch includes federal | That’s all right. Have a nice stay in | ||
ministries, services and agencies. | town. | ||
Judicial: The Constitutional Court, | 40 | Getting a taxi. A.: Can you take me to | |
Supreme Court, Supreme Court of | Piccadilly, please? B.: Yes. Which number? | ||
Arbitration and lower federal courts. | A.: It’s 151. B.: All right. Do you have | ||
16 | any luggage? A.: Yes. The big suitcase and | ||
17 | the red bag. B.: OK. I’ll put them in the | ||
18 | The Russian Federation comprises 85 | back. A.: Thank you. How long does it take | |
federal subjects. These subjects have | to get to Piccadilly? B.: It depends on | ||
equal representation — two delegates each | the traffic. But usually about 40 minutes. | ||
— in the Federation Council. However, they | A.: OK. Please hurry – I’m in a rush. | ||
differ in the degree of autonomy they | 41 | Getting a taxi. A.: Yes, madam? B.: | |
enjoy. 46 oblasts (provinces): the most | Can you take me to the Regent Hotel? A.: | ||
common type of federal subjects, with | Yes. But which Regent Hotel? There are two | ||
federally appointed governor and locally | Regent Hotels in this town. B.: Oh really? | ||
elected legislature. 22 republics: | This one is in the High Street. A.: OK, no | ||
nominally autonomous; each has its own | problem. Do you have any luggage? B.: Yes, | ||
constitution, president, and parliament. | this suitcase. A.: Fine, I’ll put it in | ||
Republics are allowed to establish their | the back. B.: Thank you. How long does it | ||
own official language alongside Russian | take to get to the town centre? I’m in a | ||
but are represented by the federal | rush. A.: Don’t worry, madam, we’ll be | ||
government in international affairs. | there in about 30 minutes. B.: OK. | ||
Republics are meant to be home to specific | 42 | I do He does. I am doing You are doing | |
ethnic minorities. 9 krais (territories): | He is doing. I have done He has done. I | ||
essentially the same as oblasts. The | have been doing He has been doing. I did. | ||
"territory" designation is | I was doing You were doing. I had done. I | ||
historic, originally given to frontier | had been doing. I shall do You will do. I | ||
regions and later also to administrative | shall be doing You will be doing. I shall | ||
divisions that comprised autonomous okrugs | have done You will have done. I shall have | ||
or autonomous oblasts. | been doing You will have been doing. | ||
19 | 4 autonomous okrugs (autonomous | Времена английского глагола Действительный | |
districts): originally autonomous entities | залог. SIMPLE. CONTINUOUS. PERFECT. | ||
within oblasts and krais created for | PERFECT CONTINUOUS. PRESENT. PAST. FUTURE. | ||
ethnic minorities, their status was | 43 | Поставьте глаголы в скобках в | |
elevated to that of federal subjects in | указанные временные формы: We (to learn) | ||
the 1990s. With the exception of Chukotka | grammar rules every day. (Present Simple) | ||
Autonomous Okrug, all autonomous okrugs | Peter (to buy) some white and brown bread. | ||
are still administratively subordinated to | (Past Simple) The children (to come) to | ||
a krai or an oblast of which they are a | school again. (Future Simple) My sister | ||
part. 1 autonomous oblast (the Jewish | (to watch) TV now. (Present Continuous) | ||
Autonomous Oblast): originally autonomous | Peter and John (to play) chess when I came | ||
oblasts were administrative units | back from college. (Past Continuous) He | ||
subordinated to krais. In 1990, all of | (to write) to her next week. (Future | ||
them except the Jewish AO were elevated in | Continuous) He (to be) very busy for the | ||
status to that of a republic. 3 federal | last two days. (Present Perfect) I (to | ||
cities (Moscow, St. Petersburg and | stay) here for a month. (Present Perfect | ||
Sevastopol): major cities that function as | Continuous) He thought that he (to sign) | ||
separate regions. | already the letters. (Past Perfect). | ||
20 | Moscow. Moscow, the capital of Russia | 44 | Ann (translate) a lot of foreign |
is located on the river Moskva in the | letters at the office last week. They | ||
western region of Russia. Russian | (finish) work at 5 o'clock the day before | ||
contrasts are more present here than in | yesterday. This engineer (work) with me. I | ||
any other city in Russia. Ancient | often (do) my homework with her. The | ||
monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths | teacher usually (give) us a lot of | ||
stand side by side and the new Russian | homework. Your sister (give) me a very | ||
millionaires and the poor pensioners walk | interesting book to read last week. A lot | ||
side by side in the same streets. The | of students (go) to college every year. | ||
Kremlin stands in the very heart of | Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в | ||
Moscow. Facts about Moscow Area: over | нужном времени: | ||
1,091 sq km Location: European part of | 45 | I often (meet) this engineer here. We | |
Russian Federation, between the Oka and | (live) in Minsk seven years ago. Ann's | ||
the Volga Rivers, on the Moskva River. | children (be) in hospital last week. When | ||
Population: approx 10,407,000 (2005 est.) | the phone rang I (have) coffee in the | ||
Foundation: 1147, by Duke Yuri Dolgorukiy | kitchen. I can’t go out because I (not | ||
Climate: The climate varies from intensely | finish) my work yet. Yesterday I (to meet) | ||
cold winters to swelteringly hot summers. | a friend of mine whom I (not to see) for a | ||
Major attractions: Kremlin, Red Square, | long time. The students (to write) the | ||
St. Basil's Cathedral, Poklonnaya | test by dinnertime. Раскройте скобки, | ||
Mountain, Cathedral of Christ the Savior. | употребляя глаголы в нужном времени: | ||
21 | The Kremlin is surrounded by a | 46 | The message (to arrive) five minutes |
beautiful residential district that is | after he (to leave) the house. He (to | ||
known as the Bely Gorod or the White Town. | read) a book at five o’clock yesterday. | ||
The Bely Gorod was the very heart of the | Yesterday the children (to do) all their | ||
city during the sixteenth century, and | homework before mother (to come) home. | ||
even today it has a strongly medieval | Nick (to do) his homework by 7 o’clock | ||
feel. Moscow is also well known as the | yesterday. … you (to help) your father | ||
site of the Saint Basil's Cathedral, with | tomorrow? I (not to see) you for ages! You | ||
its elegant onion domes. The Patriarch of | (to be) busy at work? – I (to have) an | ||
Moscow, whose residence is the Danilov | awful week, you (to know). … your mother | ||
Monastery, serves as the head of the | (to return) from work? Can I speak to her? | ||
Russian Orthodox Church. | Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в | ||
22 | Red Square is Russia's Glorious | нужном времени: | |
Heritage. Contrary to popular belief, Red | 47 | He (to learn) English before he (to | |
Square received its name through the | go) to the USA. What film you (see) | ||
Russian word for “red”, which centuries | lately? - I (see) "Hamlet" last | ||
ago meant “beautiful”, and not due to a | Saturday. We haven't signed contracts with | ||
communist symbol or the red Kremlin walls. | Barton & Co since we (do) business | ||
Red Square came into being during the | with them last year. When I (see) that man | ||
reign of Ivan III at the end of the 15th | last night I (think) that I (meet) him | ||
century. Named after the Trinity | before. When we came to the station the | ||
Cathedral, the Red Square was formerly | train already (leave) and we (have) to | ||
known as Trinity Square, and is believed | wait for the next train for an hour. Mr. | ||
to only have had the name changed at the | Nikolayev said that we (not to be) to give | ||
end of the 17th century. St Basil’s | the final answer to the firm that day. The | ||
Cathedral is now located in the site where | first lot of chemical equipment (arrive) | ||
Trinity Cathedral once stood. St Basil’s | yet? – Not yet, we (receive) a cable from | ||
Cathedral is situated along side the | the port that the goods (arrive) on the | ||
eastern wall of the Kremlin, with its | 20th of December. Раскройте скобки, | ||
spiraling bright colored onion domes. Also | употребляя глаголы в нужном времени: | ||
located around Red Sqaure, is the Kazan | 48 | A lot of people travel for pleasure or | |
Cathedral, Russia’s National Museum, the | on business today. Before they go on a | ||
GUM department store and the 1990 replica | trip they read something about the place | ||
of the Resurrection Gate. During the reign | they are going to or speak to those people | ||
of Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible, | who have been there. Some people are | ||
Red Square was used for public executions, | interested in art, and they visit picture | ||
and on the Red Square platform named | galleries and museums. Others are fond of | ||
Lobnoye Mesto, the Tsar would sometimes | historical buildings and monuments. There | ||
address the people. | are people who prefer different | ||
23 | When Peter the Great moved to St | exhibitions, shows, sport events, etc. | |
Petersburg in 1712, Red Square became | Задайте 5 вопросов к данному тексту: | ||
dormant as Moscow was no longer the | 49 | Согласование времен sequence of | |
Russian capital. The new communist regime, | tenses. В английском языке употребление | ||
the Bolsheviks, moved the capital back to | времени глагола-сказуемого в придаточном | ||
Moscow in 1918, and turned Red Square into | предложении зависит от времени | ||
a parade ground and a memorial cemetery. | глагола-сказуемого в главном предложении. | ||
The Lenin Mausoleum was built in 1924, | Это называется правилом согласования | ||
where the embalmed body of the communist | времен. Правило согласования времен | ||
founder was laid to rest. The new | заключается в следующем: Если в главном | ||
communist regime was focused on the goals | предложении глагол-сказуемое стоит в одной | ||
on the Soviet, and saw no space for the | из форм настоящего или будущего времени, | ||
historical Kazan Cathedral or the | то глагол-сказуемое в придаточном | ||
Iverskaya Chapel with the Resurrection | предложении может стоять в любой временной | ||
Gates, and destroyed these buildings to | форме, которая требуется по смыслу: Не | ||
make space for demonstrations and military | says that he was busy yesterday. Он | ||
parades. The GUM Department Store and | говорит, что был занят вчера. Не says that | ||
Historical Museum were also in line for | he will be busy tomorrow. Он говорит, что | ||
destruction, but the outbreak of World War | будет занят завтра. Не says that he is | ||
II saved the buildings, as attention was | busy. Он говорит, что занят. | ||
diverted to the war effort. | 50 | Если в главном предложении | |
24 | Red Square was home to many military | глагол-сказуемое стоит в одной из форм | |
parades but most significant was the | прошедшего времени, то в придаточном | ||
parade on 7 November 1941. Nazi troops | предложении глагол-сказуемое нужно | ||
were advancing on the Moscow capital, and | употреблять также в одной из форм | ||
the Russian soldiers paraded on the square | прошедшего, а именно: a. Если действие | ||
and marched off to lines to defend the | придаточного предложения происходит | ||
capital. This action lifted the spirit of | одновременно с действием главного | ||
the Soviet people and renewed their | предложения, то в придаточном предложении | ||
confidence in the war. Hundreds of Soviet | употребляется глагол в одной из форм | ||
troops again filled the square in June | прошедшего неопределенного или прошедшего | ||
1945, but this time it was to celebrate | продолженного времени: Не told me that he | ||
their victory over the Nazis and German | studied here. Он сказал мне, что учится | ||
banners were thrown down in front of | здесь. She said she was preparing for a | ||
Lenin’s Mausoleum. Red Square is | report. Она сказала, что готовится к | ||
surrounded by history and beauty, which | докладу. | ||
provides education and endless attractions | 51 | b. Если действие придаточного | |
for the visitor. | предложения предшествует действию главного | ||
25 | Saint Petersburg. Saint Petersburg is | предложения, то в придаточном предложении | |
a very young city compared to old European | употребляется глагол в одной из форм | ||
capitals and, probably, the only city in | прошедшего совершенного времени: The | ||
the world that has acquired so much | rector said that the Moscow Higher Women's | ||
historic significance in such a short | Courses had been reorganized into the | ||
time. It was founded in 1703 as an outlet | Second Moscow State University. Ректор | ||
to the sea, which was very important for | сказал, что Московские высшие женские | ||
Russia's future development from both | курсы были преобразованы во Второй | ||
strategic and economical points of view. | Московский Государственный Университет. | ||
Facts about St.Petersburg Area: 606 sq km | 52 | c. Если действие придаточного | |
Location: Located at the mouth of the Neva | предложения относится к будущему времени, | ||
River and across the islands of its delta | а в главном действие относится к | ||
on the coast of the Finnish Gulf. | прошедшему, то глагол-сказуемое должен | ||
Population: approx 4,600,000 (2005 est.) | стоять в Future-in-the-Past. Форма | ||
Foundation: May 1703, by Peter the Great | Future-in-the-Past образуется от | ||
Climate: The climate is intermediate (from | соответствующих форм Future Tenses, но | ||
nautical to continental). The average | вместо вспомогательного глагола shall | ||
temperature in July is +18 C, in February | употребляется should, а вместо | ||
-8 C. Major attractions: Hermitage, Winter | вспомогательного глагола will - would: I | ||
Palace, St Isaac Cathedral, Savior on the | thought I should know the way this time. Я | ||
Blood, Alexander Nevsky Lavra. | думал, что на этот раз я узнаю дорогу. | ||
26 | Saint Petersburg was considered to be | 53 | В следующих случаях правило |
"a key for paradise" for the | согласования времен не соблюдается, т.е. | ||
Russian Empire, so the city's name is very | независимо от временной формы | ||
symbolic: it was called in honor of Saint | глагола-сказуемого в главном предложении в | ||
Peter, who, as we know from the Holy | придаточном предложении глагол-сказуемое | ||
Bible, was a keeper of the keys from the | употребляется в любой временной форме, | ||
paradise. Saint Petersburg today is one of | которая требуется по смыслу: a. Если в | ||
the most important cultural, scientific | состав сказуемого в придаточном | ||
and industrial cities in Russia, housing | предложении входит один из следующих | ||
several hundred of museums and exhibition | модальных глаголов: must, ought to, | ||
halls. Great Russian and foreign artists, | should: I knew that he must come to the | ||
poets, writers and composers admired the | Academy by 3 o'clock. Я знал, что он | ||
beauty of Saint Petersburg and | должен прийти в академию к 3 часам. b. | ||
commemorated it in their works. | Если в придаточном предложении сообщается | ||
27 | Yekaterinburg. The most important city | об общеизвестном факте или неопровержимой | |
in central Russia, Yekaterinburg is also | истине: The teacher told the pupils that | ||
the fifth largest in terms of population. | Novosibirsk stands on the both banks of | ||
It was known as Sverdlovsk in the Soviet | the river Ob. Учитель рассказал ученикам, | ||
era. In addition to the city’s historical | что Новосибирск расположен на обоих | ||
significance, Yekaterinburg yields an | берегах реки Обь. | ||
abundance of cultural Attractions as well. | 54 | c. В придаточных определительных | |
The city is recognized throughout Russia | предложениях и в предложениях, вводимых | ||
for excellent theatres, with the Academic | союзными словами as (как, в качестве), | ||
Ballet and Opera, Kolyada and Dramatic | than (чем): It was not so cold yesterday | ||
Theatre primary among them. Facts about | as it is today. Вчера не было так холодно, | ||
Yekaterinburg Area: more than 400,00 sq km | как сегодня. d. Если действие придаточного | ||
Location: The capital of Sverdlovskaya | предложения предшествует действию главного | ||
oblast, middle Urals, Russian Federation, | предложения, и время действия придаточного | ||
Yekaterinburg is situated right on the | предложения указано точно: I knew that she | ||
border between Europe and Asia. | left Moscow in 1945. Я знала, что она | ||
Population: approx 1,304,000 (2005 est.) | уехала из Москвы в 1945 году. Но: I knew | ||
Foundation: 1723 Climate: Yekaterinburg is | that she had left Moscow some years ago. Я | ||
far away from Atlantics and close to | знала, что она уехала из Москвы несколько | ||
Siberia, so the climate here is | лет назад. | ||
continental. In Yekaterinburg winters are | 55 | Translate from Russian into English. | |
cold and long, and summers are quite warm. | Он сказал мне вчера, что его отец – | ||
The coldest month is January, when average | профессор и живет в Москве. Я знал, что | ||
temperature reaches -16 -17 C. The warmest | моя сестра изучает французский язык, и | ||
month is July with the average temperature | думал, что она поедет в Париж. Учитель | ||
of 18 C Major attractions: Ipatiev House, | сказал, что наши друзья прислали письмо из | ||
Cathedral on the Blood, Opera House, | Лондона. Мы боялись, что не купим билет в | ||
Europe-Asia border obelisk. | театр. Чем занимается твой брат? – Он | ||
28 | Yekaterinburg. Yekaterinburg or | работает в институте. – А что он сейчас | |
(Ekaterinburg), located at the crossroads | делает? – Он читает газету. Я всегда | ||
of two continents - Europe and Asia, is | приношу ему газеты. Когда я проснулся, | ||
the capital of the Sverdlovsk region and | мама уже встала и готовила чай. Когда он | ||
the administrative center of the Ural | пришел, мы уже ушли домой. Я не приду. Я | ||
district. It was founded under Peter the | буду писать сочинение весь вечер. Они | ||
Great as the largest metallurgical plant | живут в этом доме уже пять лет. | ||
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«About Russia» - Let’s Learn About Russia. Petersburg. Tom Streissguth. Discovering Cultures- Russia. Moscow. www.pbase.com/hiker_photograph/image/48246979. Irkutsk, in Siberia. Marshall Cavendish Corporation. 2004. Capstone Press. 1998. The language spoken is Russian. Russia ABCs. http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Borscht-I/Detail.aspx.