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-ance, -ence [qns] → абстрактн.сущ.:to perform [pə´fLm] — ‘сыграть (о пьесе)’ - performance [pə´fLmqns] — ‘представление’,to differ [´dIfq] — ‘различать’ - difference [´dIfrqns] — ‘различие’
youth [jHT] — ‘юность, молодость’;great [greIt] — ‘великий’;popular [´pPpjVlq] — ‘популярный’:to be popular with smb. — ‘пользоваться П. у кого-л.’:Professor N. is popular with the students.
a novelist [q ´nPvqlIst] — ‘писатель-романист’;noisy [´nOIzI] — ‘шумный’;(a) noise — ‘шум’:to make a noise — ‘шуметь’:The children are making so much noise that I can't work here. — ‘так шумят’
a game — ‘игра’;clever [´klevq] — ‘способный’:Ann is a clever girl. She's doing very well at school.
to be clever (good) at smth. (doing smth.) — ‘быть С. к чему-л.’:He's clever (good) at foreign languages. — ‘У него способности…’
an age [eIG] — ‘возраст’:at the age of ... — ‘в возрасте…’:Many children begin reading at the age of five or six.
at an early age:Mozart [´MqVzRt] began playing the piano at an early age.
a play — ‘пьеса, спектакль’:to perform a play;own [qVn] — ‘собственный’:I saw it with my own eyes.
to move [tq ´mHv] — ‘1. двигаться’:The train was moving very slowly.
to move — ‘2. переезжать’:In 1978 our family moved to Moscow.
besides [bI´saIdz] — ‘кроме, помимо’:In order to know English well you should read a lot besides your text-book.
to go to smb. — ‘обратиться к кому-л.’:to go to smb. for smth. — ‘…за чем-л.’:I often go to Peter for help when I can't do my work alone.
money [´mAnI] — ‘деньги’:Where is the money? (ед. число!) - It's on the writing-table.Did you spend much money on books last week?
except [Ik´sept] — ‘кроме, за исключением’:I enjoyed all the stories in this book except (= but) the last one.I've spoken to everybody but him. — ‘…кроме него’
a debt [q ´det] — ‘долг (денежный)’:to be in debt to smb. — ‘быть должным кому-л.’;to pay one's debts — ‘заплатить долги’;a debtor [q ´detq] — ‘должник’;The Marshalsea [Dq ´mRSqlsJ] Debtors' [´detqz prIzn] Prison — ‘Д. тюрьма Маршалси’;nearly — ‘почти’:It's nearly ten o'clock. — ‘Уже почти…’ She's nearly ninety. — ‘Ей почти 90 лет’ She's about forty. — ‘около сорока’
