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Оси и плоскости тела человека - Тело человека состоит из определенных топографических частей и участков, в которых расположены органы, мышцы, сосуды, нервы и т.д. Отёска стен и прирубка косяков - Когда на доме не достаёт окон и дверей, красивое высокое крыльцо ещё только в воображении, приходится подниматься с улицы в дом по трапу. Дифференциальные уравнения второго порядка (модель рынка с прогнозируемыми ценами) - В простых моделях рынка спрос и предложение обычно полагают зависящими только от текущей цены на товар. | The use of articles with names of people Revision of the Use of the Articles (in tables) Classification of Nouns Common Names | Proper Names | countable nouns | uncountable nouns | Names of People | Geographical Names | concrete | abstract | concrete (mass nouns) | abstract | Rebecca Benjamin Britten Colonel Townsend | Lake Huron Mount Everest the River Thames | a tree | an idea | glass | love | | | a house | an offer | iron | fear | | | Functions of the Indefinite Article Classifying | Generic | Numeric | Aspective | The article shows that the noun belongs to a certain class of things. | The article shows a typical member of a certain class of things. | The article shows its original meaning of the numeral ‘one’. | The article shows a special aspect of the notion expressed by an uncountable abstract noun. | This flower is a rose. They bought her a book as a present. | A rose is a flower. (= every rose is a flower) | Henry gave Lydia a big red rose. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. | With that rose he offered her an unusual love. It was an elation that seemed to give her wings. | Functions of the Definite Article Specifying (individualizing) function | Generic function | The article shows a particular object that is singled out from the whole class of these objects. | The article shows that the noun means the whole class of things it denotes. | The book I need is on the table. He was eating the bread that the servant had brought him the day before. | The book is a great source of knowledge. Nobody knows when the violin was first made. | Don’t confuse the articles in the generic function a | the | The article shows a typical member of a certain class of things. | The article shows that the noun means the whole class of things it denotes. | A writer is someone who writes books, stories etc, especially as a job. (gives a definition of any writer’s job) | Should the writer be impartial while writing his books? – (implies the idea of the writer’s responsibility) | The use of articles with names of people | Definite Article indicates: | Indefinite Article indicates: | Zero Article indicates: | | the whole family as a unit · The Forsytes usually gathered for weddings and funerals. · My visit was a surprise for the Kellogans. Note: the proper name is used in the plural. | one member of the family · Fleur acted like a real Forsyte. · You just look at him and immediately understand that he is a Weasley. | a person’s name or surname · One of the wings in the Tate Gallery houses hundreds of William Turner’s pictures. · Bill’s younger sister, Penny, was in Henry’s new class. | | a member of somebody else’s family The mother asked the son to be more polite to his grandparents. | an unknown person · Robert, here is a Mr. Blake to see you. Note: the name of the person can be preceded by the attribute ‘certain’= ‘некий’, · Father, there is a certain Mr. Butler waiting for you in the hall. | a member of one’s own family · Mother has some definite plans for the coming Sunday. · It’s up to Aunt to decide what to do in this situation. Note the word combinations like ‘mother and daughter’, ‘father and son’, e.g. · Father and daughter looked at each other with affection. | | that the name is clear from the situation (often with a limiting attribute) · The Gloria of 26 was still the Gloria of 20. · You are not the Andrew Manson I married | that a proper name is used as a common noun · This man doesn’t know a Rembrandt from a Rubens. (pictures belonging to the brush of Rembrandt or Rubens) · He behaves like a modern Monte Christo. | a person’s position, rank, family relationship or title · It’s elementary, Doctor Watson! · Colonel FitsPatrick never hesitated either on the battle field or in the ballroom. · Aunt Polly was very strict with Tom. · Mr. Hardy will be very pleased with you, John. President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. | | a person’s profession The painterWilliam Turner is one of the most honoured artists in England. Note: | an unusual aspect of a person’s character, emotional state or behaviour, It was a very different John Mary had known seven years before. | age or personal qualities modified by the adjectivesyoung, old, poor, dear, honest, lazy, little, ugly, silly, pretty · Little Charles was made to start work when he was twelve. · Honest Abe was the name many American people used to refer to Abraham Lincoln. | 5 | a person’s permanent feature of character or quality · Paul understood that he would miss the beautiful Sonya. · You can always rely on the cautious George. | | | |