OpenSCADAWiki - RomanSavochenko/EnglishShortAll

2010-02-21 10:40:42

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-21 10:40:42 and 2010-02-21 10:58:50

Additions:

�� . "Going to" �� "Present Continues" �� .

I am necessary be walked to the office - �� .

� �� <as if, as though>:

I am walking to the office as if I am wanted it. - � �� .

� �� <to wish>:

I wish I were not walked to the office. - � �� .
If I had walked to the office, I could finish my a work. - �� , � ��
If I am walking to the office now - �� .
I may walk to the office now - �� .
May i walk to the office now - �� .
I can walk to the office now - � �� .
Can i walk to the office now - �� .
I must walk to the office now - � �� .
Must i walk to the office now - �� .
I am need walk to the office - �� .
You should walk to the office - �� .
I would walk to the office - � �� .

<tr><td colspan="5" align="center">�� "Passive Voice"</td></tr>

�� "not":

I Shall not go home. - � �� .
I have not any money. - � �� .
Not a head. - �� .
Not that he did not know that. - �� .

�� "no" (�� /��).

I have no money. - � �� .
They have no money to all. - �� .

�� "nobody" (��).

Nobody is sleeping now. - �� .

�� "nothing" (��).

He knows nothing. - �� .

�� "never" (��).

She never comes here. - �� .

"None" (�� ).

None of them can help me. - �� .

�� �� "not"

Deletions:

�� . Going to �� Present Continues �� .

I am necessary be walked to the office - �� .

� �� < as if, as though >:

I am walking to the office as if I am wanted it. - � �� .

� �� < to wish >:

I wish I were not walked to the office. - � �� .
If I had walked to the office, I could finish my a work. - �� , � � ��
If I am walking to the office now - �� .
I may walk to the office now - �� .
May i walk to the office now - �� .
I �an walk to the office now - � �� .
Can i walk to the office now - �� .
I must walk to the office now - � �� .
Must i walk to the office now - �� .
I am need walk to the office - �� .
You should walk to the office - �� .
I would walk to the office - � �� .

<tr><td colspan="5" align="center">�� Passive Voice</td></tr>

�� not:

I Shall not go home. - � �� .
I have not any money. - � �� .
Not a head. - �� .
Not that he did not know that. - �� .

�� no (�� /��).

I have no money. - � �� .
They have no money to all. - �� .

�� nobody (��).

Nobody is sleeping now. - �� .

�� nothing (��).

He knows nothing. - �� .

�� never (��).

She never comes here. - �� .

None (�� ).

None of them can help me. - �� .

�� �� not

2010-02-21 09:53:54

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-21 09:53:54 and 2010-02-21 10:40:42

Additions:

7.4 Simple Present (to do)

<tr><td>You,we,they</td><td>You work</td><td>Do you work?</td><td>Yes, you do</td><td>No, you don't</td><td>You are worked</td></tr>

7.5 Present Continuous (to be)

<tr><td>You,we,they</td><td>You are working</td><td>Are you working?</td><td>Yes, you are</td><td>No, you are not</td><td>You are being worked</td></tr>

7.6 Present Perfect (to have)

I have just walked to the office - � �� (�� ) � ��.
We have lived here for five years - �� .

�� "ever" (�� ) � "never" (��).

I have never studied English - � �� .

I have been punished by you - � �� (��) ��
I have been delivered the mail - �� (�� ) ��.
The mail has been delivered by I - �� (��) ��.

7.7 Present Perfect-continuous (have been)

I have been walking to the office for an hour - � �� (��) � �� .

7.8 Simple Past (to do)

I walked to the office - � �� (��) � ��.
I was punished by you - � �� (��) ��.
I was delivered the mail - �� .
The mail was delivered by I - �� .

<tr><td>You,we,they</td><td>You worked</td><td>Did you worked?</td><td>Yes, you did</td><td>No, you didn't</td><td>You were worked</td></tr>

7.9 Past Continuous (to be)

I was walking to the office when the telephone rang - � �� , �� .
I was being punished by you when the telephone rang - � �� (��) ��, �� .
I was being delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� .
The mail was being delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� , �� .

7.10 Past Perfect (to have)

I had walked to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��) � ��, �� .
I had been punished by you when the telephone rang - � (��) �� , �� .
I had been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� .
The mail had been delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� , �� .

7.11 Past Perfect-continuous (have been)

I had been walking to the office for an hour - � �� , (��) � �� .

7.12 Simple Future (to do)

�� , � �� . "Shall" �� "I" � "we" �� :

7.13 Future Continuous (to be)

I shall be walking to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��), �� .

7.14 Future Perfect (to have)

I shall have walked to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��) � ��, �� .
I shall have been punished by you when the telephone rang - � �� (��) �� , �� .
I shall have been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� (��) ��, �� .
The mail will have been delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� (��) �� , �� .

7.15 Future Perfect-continuous (have been)

I shall have been walking to the office for an hour when the telephone rang - � �� (��) �� , �� .

7.16 Future in the Past Simple (to do)

He told I should walk to the office - �� (��) �� .
He told I should be punished by you - �� , � �� (��) �� .
He told I should be delivered the mail - �� , �� (��) �� .
He told The mail would be delivered by I - �� , �� (��) �� .

7.17 Future in the Past Continuous (to be)

He told I should be walking to the office - �� (��) �� .

7.18 Future in the Past Perfect (to have)

He told I should have walked to the office when the telephone rang - �� , � (��) �� , �� .
He told I should have been punished by you when the telephone rang - �� , � �� , �� .
He told I should have been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� , �� .
He told The mail would have been delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� , �� , �� .

7.19 Future in the Past Perfect-continuous (have been)

He told I should have been walking to the office for hour when the telephone rang - �� , � �� (��) �� , �� .

Deletions:

7.4 Simple Present(to do)

<tr><td>you,we,they</td><td>You work</td><td>Do you work?</td><td>Yes, you do</td><td>No, you don't</td><td>You are worked</td></tr>

7.5 Present Continuous(to be)

<tr><td>you,we,they</td><td>You are working</td><td>Are you working?</td><td>Yes, you are</td><td>No, you are not</td><td>You are being worked</td></tr>

7.6 Present Perfect(to have)

I have just walked to the office - � �� (�� ) � ��.
We have lived here for five years - �� .

�� ever(�� ) � never(��).

I have never studied English - � �� .

I have been punished by you - � �� (��) ��
I have been delivered the mail - �� (�� ) ��.
The mail has been delivered by I - �� (��) ��.

7.7 Present Perfect-continuous(have been)

I have been walking to the office for an houre - � �� (��) � �� .

7.8 Simple Past(to do)

I walked to the office - � �� (��) � ��.
I was punished by you - � �� (��) ��.
I was delivered the mail - �� .
The mail was delivered by I - �� .

<tr><td>You,we,they</td><td>You worked</td><td>Did you worked?</td><td>Yes, you did</td><td>No, you didn`t</td><td>You were worked</td></tr>

7.9 Past Continuous(to be)

I was walking to the office when the telephone rang - � �� , �� .
I was being punished by you when the telephone rang - � �� (��) ��, �� .
I was being delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� .
The mail was being delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� , �� .

7.10 Past Perfect(to have)

I had walked to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��) � ��, �� .
I had been punished by you when the telephone rang - � (��) �� , �� .
I had been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� .
The mail had been delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� , �� .

7.11 Past Perfect-continuous(have been)

I had been walking to the office for an houre - � �� , (��) � �� .

7.12 Simple Future(to do)

�� , � �� . Shall �� I � we �� :

7.13 Future Continuous(to be)

I shall be walking to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��), �� .

7.14 Future Perfect(to have)

I shall have walked to the office when the telephone rang - � �� (��) � ��, �� .
I shall have been punished by you when the telephone rang - � �� (��) �� , �� .
I shall have been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� (��) ��, �� .
The mail will have been delivered by I when the telephone rang - �� (��) �� , �� .

7.15 Future Perfect-continuous(have been)

I shall have been walking to the office for an hour when the telephone rang - � �� (��) �� , �� .

7.16 Future in the Past Simple(to do)

He told I should walk to the office - �� (��) �� .
He told I should be punished by you - �� , � �� (��) �� .
He told I should be delivered the mail - �� , �� (��) �� .
He told The mail would be delivered by I - �� , �� (��) �� .

7.17 Future in the Past Continuous(to be)

He told I should be walking to the office - �� (��) �� .

7.18 Future in the Past Perfect(to have)

He told I should have walked to the office when the telephone rang - �� , � (��) �� , �� .
He told I should have been punished by you when the telephone rang - �� , � �� , �� .
He told I should have been delivered the mail when the telephone rang - �� , �� , �� .
He told The mail would have been delivered by I when the telephone rang- �� , �� , �� .

7.19 Future in the Past Perfect-continuous(have been)

He told I should have been walking to the office for hour when the telephone rang - �� , � �� (��) �� , �� .

2010-02-20 21:19:49

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 21:19:49 and 2010-02-21 09:53:54

Additions:

�� . � �� "do": don't do(does). �� :

Deletions:

�� . � �� do: don't do(does). �� :

2010-02-20 20:46:16

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 20:46:16 and 2010-02-20 21:19:49

Additions:

|| to bet (�� ) | bet (�� ) | bet | betting (�� ) ||
|| to bite (��) | bit (��) | bitten (��) | biting (��) ||
|| to cut (��) | cut (��) | cut (��) | cutting (��) ||
|| to deal (��) | dealt (��) | dealt (��) | dealing (��) ||
|| to dig (��) | dug (��) | dug (��) | digging (��) ||
|| to fit (��) | fit (��) | fit | fitting (��) ||
|| to forbid (��) | forbade (��) | forbidden (��) | forbidding (��) ||
|| to forget (��) | forgot (��) | forgotten (��) | forgetting (��) ||
|| to get (��) | got (��) | got (��) | getting (��) ||
|| to hit (��) | hit (��) | hit (��) | hitting (��) ||
|| to let (��) | let (��) | let (��) | letting (��) ||
|| to lie (��) | lay (��) | lain (��) | lying (��) ||
|| to shut (��) | shut (��) | shut (��) | shutting (��) ||

Deletions:

|| to bet (�� ) | bet (�� ) | bet | beting (�� ) ||
|| to bite (��) | bit (��) | bitten (��) | biteing (��) ||
|| to cut (��) | cut (��) | cut (��) | cuting (��) ||
|| to deal (��) | dealt (��) | dealt (��) | dealing (��) ||
|| to dig (��) | dug (��) | dug (��) | diging (��) ||
|| to fit (��) | fit (��) | fit | fiting (��) ||
|| to forbid (��) | forbade (��) | forbidden (��) | forbiding (��) ||
|| to forget (��) | forgot (��) | forgotten (��) | forgeting (��) ||
|| to get (��) | got (��) | got (��) | geting (��) ||
|| to hit (��) | hit (��) | hit (��) | hiting (��) ||
|| to let (��) | let (��) | let (��) | leting (��) ||
|| to lie (��) | lay (��) | lain (��) | liing (��) ||
|| to shut (��) | shut (��) | shut (��) | shuting (��) ||

2010-02-20 20:37:23

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 20:37:23 and 2010-02-20 20:46:16

Additions:

in - � (� ��): in the first century
in - � (� ��): in 2000
on - � �� : on the first of May
continuous (��);
perfect-continuous (��-��).

|| to begin (��) | began (��) | begun (��) | beginning (��) ||

Deletions:

in - � (c ��): in the first century
in - � (c ��): in 2000
on - c �� : on the first of May
continious (��);
perfect-continious (��-��).

|| to begin (��) | began (��) | begun (��) | begining (��) ||

2010-02-20 20:27:27

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 20:27:27 and 2010-02-20 20:37:23

Additions:

inside - ��/�: He sat inside box.
through - ��/��: I am seeing through the window.
about - ��/��: I should call you about nine o'clock.
after - ��: We will work it after two o'clock.
after - ��: After a few weeks she got married.
at - � (�� ): at one o'clock/at that moment
before - ��/��: They had not been working before three o'clock.
by - � (� ��-�� ): He will come by ten o'clock.
during - �� : They clean offices during summer.
during - �� : I don't want to call you during her sleep.
for - � �� (�� ): She has been sleeping for six hours.
from - � (�� ): I lived here from 1993.
in - � (c ��): in the first century
in - � (c ��): in 2000
in - � (� �� ): in winter/in spring
in - � (� �� ): in May/in December
in - � (� �� ): in the morning/in the afternoon
in - �� : I will be back in five minutes.
on - � �� : on Sunday
on - c �� : on the first of May
over - ��/��: I run over an hour.
past - �� (�� , �� ): It was ten past five.
since - �/� �� : She has not been here since last year.
till/until - �� (�� ): I will live here till 2005.
through - �� : We played throw two hours.
to - �� (�� , �� ): It is five to ten.

Deletions:

inside - ��/� He sat inside box.
through - ��/��: I am seing through the window.
about - ��/��: I should call you about nine o'clock.
after - ��: We will work it after two o'clock.
after - ��: After a few weeks she got married.
at - � (�� ): at one o'clock/at that moment
before - ��/��: They had not been working before three o'clock
by - � (� ��-�� ): He will come by ten o'clock.
during - �� : They clean offices during summer.
during - �� : I don't want to call you during her sleep.
for - � �� (�� ): She has been sleeping for six hours.
from - � (�� ): I lived here from 1993.
in - � (c ��): in the first century
in - � (c ��): in 2000
in - � (� �� ): in winter/in spring
in - � (� �� ): in May/in December
in - � (� �� ): in the morning/in the afternoon
in - �� : I will be back in five minutes.
on - � �� : on Sunday
on - c �� : on the first of May
over - ��/��: I run over an hour.
past - �� (�� , �� ): It was ten past five.
since - �/� �� : She has not been here since last year.
till/until - �� (�� ): I will live here till 2005.
through - �� : We played throw two hours.
to - �� (�� , �� ): It is five to ten.

2010-02-20 20:14:11

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 20:14:11 and 2010-02-20 20:27:27

Additions:

daily - ��

��

�� : -al, -able, -ic, -ical, -ive, -ful, -ous, -y, -ly
�� : -ive, ant(-ent), -able(-ible)
��: -less, -ish, -en
- red(��) - reddish(��)

more beautiful (��)
most beautiful (�� )
�� (��, ��, ��, �� .) �� . �� (��, ��). �� .

about - �/��/��: I know all about you.
about - ��/��/��/��: I walked about the build.
above - ��: The lamp hang above you.
across - �� (��/��): I go across the room.
after - ��/��/�� : She came after me.
against - �� (�� ): He went against the wind.
along - ��: I go along wall.
among - �� (� ��): I am among students.
around - ��, ��: He walk around the lake.
at - �/��/�� (�� ): We sit at the window.
at - �/�� (�� ): She work at the plant.
because of - ��-��/��: I come to the home because of the rain.
before - ��: He stood before.
behind - ��/��: He stood behind me.
below - ��: Temperature is below zero.
between - �� (��): He sat between two women.
by - �� (��?): The car was bought by my friend.
by - �/��: I stand by the door.
for - ��: I live for you!
from - ��/��/� ��/�(��) ��-��: I know it from her.
in - � (��): The pen is in the pocket.
in front of - ��: My car is in front of the house.
inside - ��/� He sat inside box.
into - � (�� ): She enter into the room.
near - ��/��/��: He run near the house.
of - �� : It is the door of my room.
of - �/��: I know nothing of him.
off - �/��: I take the book off the table.
on(upon) - �� (��): The book lie on the table.
onto - �� (�� ): He put the money onto the table.
out of - �� (�� ): She exit out of the room.
outside - ��/�� : He stood outside the door.
over - �� (��): He sit over the waterfall.
to - �/��/� (�� ): I went to the work.
through - ��/��: I am seing through the window.
towards - ��: He went towards the car.
under - ��: I live under your press!
with - �� (��?): The window are washed with water.
with - �/�� : I go with you.
without - �� (��-��/��-��): He didn't may live without she.

Deletions:

dayly - ��

��

�� : -al, -able, -ic, -ical, -ive, -ful, -ous, -y, -ly
�� : -ive, ant(-ent), -able(-ible)
��: -less, -ish, -en
- red(��) - redish(��)

more beatiful (��)
most beatiful (�� )
�� (��, ��, ��, �� .) �� . �� (��, ��). �� .

about - �/��/��: I know all about you.
about - ��/��/��/��: I walked about the build.
above - ��: The lamp hang above you.
across - �� (��/��): I go across the room.
after - ��/��/�� : She came after me.
against - �� (�� ): He went against the wind.
along - ��: I go along wall.
among - �� (� ��): I am among students.
around - ��, ��: He walk around the lake.
at - �/��/�� (�� ): We sit at the window.
at - �/�� (�� ): She work at the plant.
because of - ��-��/��: I come to the home because of the rain.
before - ��: He stood before.
behind - ��/��: He stood behind me.
below - ��: Temperature is below zero.
between - �� (��): He sat between two women.
by - �� (��?): The car was bought by my friend.
by - �/��: I stand by the door.
for - ��: I live for you!
from - ��/��/� ��/�(��) ��-��: I know it from her.
in - � (��): The pen is in the pocket.
in front of - ��: My car is in front of the house.
inside - ��/� He sat inside box.
into - � (�� ): She enter into the room.
near - ��/��/��: He run near the house.
of - �� : It is the door of my room
of - �/��: I know nothing of him.
off - �/��: I take the book off the table.
on(upon) - �� (��): The book lie on the table.
onto - �� (�� ): He put the money onto the table.
out of - �� (�� ): She exit out of the room.
outside - ��/�� : He stood outside the door.
over - �� (��): He sit over the waterfall.
to - �/��/� (�� ): I went to the work.
through - ��/��: I am seing through the window.
towards - ��: He went towards the car.
under - ��: I live under your press!
with - �� (��?): The window are washed with water.
with - �/�� : I go with you.
without - �� (��-��/��-��): He didn't may live without she.

2010-02-20 19:54:33

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 19:54:33 and 2010-02-20 20:14:11

Additions:

�� : a map -> maps;
��: a pan -> pens;
�� "o": a Negro -> Negroes;
�� "s": a dress -> dresses;
�� "ch": a match -> matches;
�� "sh": a dish -> dishes;
�� "y": a baby -> babies;

tooth
teeth

�� : -(i)ty, -ness, -ce
�� : -er(or), -ion(-sion), -tion, -ance(-ence), -ity(-ty,-y), -ure, -ture, -ment
��: -hood, -dom, -ship

Deletions:

�� : a map -> maps;
��: a pan -> pens;
�� "o": a Negro -> Negroes;
�� "s": a dress -> dresses;
�� "ch": a match -> matches;
�� "sh": a dish -> dishes;
�� "y": a baby -> babies;

footh
feeth

�� : -(i)ty, -ness, -ce
�� : -er(or), -ion(-sion), -tion, -ance(-ence), -ity(-ty,-y), -ure, -ture, -ment
��: -hood, -dom, -ship

2010-02-20 19:52:57

Comparison for /Roman Savochenko / English Short All of 2010-02-20 19:52:57 and 2010-02-20 19:54:33

Additions:

The same (book) - �� (��)

Deletions:

The same (book) - �� (��)