Есть ли у матери золотой ключик сына? – Нет, у нее есть серебряный ключик дочери.

Есть ли у нее?

Есть ли у нее золотой ключик? – Нет, у нее есть серебряный ключ и железный замок.

EXERCISE 14

Which pear do you have? – I have your good aunt’s green pear.

Do you have my sister’s small copper key? – No, I do not have your sister’s small copper key, but I have you daughter’s large iron key.

Which wine do you have? – I have the good red wine and the strong white wine.

Which bread do your women have? – They have the fine brown bread.

Which keys do you have?
– I have the keys of the small gold lock.

Do you have my good red pencil, or my bad yellow pencil? – I do not have your good red pencil, but I have your bad yellow pencil and your niece’s blue pencil.

Does the woman have her son’s or her pretty daughter’s gold cherry? – She does not have the gold cherry, but she has the black nut.

Which black nut does she have? – She has the gardener’s black nut and the admiral’s black nut in the count’s garden.

Does your mother have my daughter’s silver poniard, or your son’s niece’s steel award? – No, but she has her father’s daughter’s copper razor.

Do you have my nail or my hook? – I have your nail, but not your hook.

LESSON 15

What?

Mine

Your

Her

Ours

Yours

Theirs

A

The young man

The young woman

Pale

Tepid

Dirty

Insipid

Wise

Brave

Bald

Awkward

Cowardly

Rich

Poor

Free

Sombre

Sober

The table

The chair

The house

The carriage

Under

Very

The bird

The cloak

The place

The fire

The jewel

Does the woman have the pear? – She has hers, and you have yours.

Is our neighbor’s poor little cat on the table? – No, it is under the chair.

Are the king’s soldiers brave? – They are very brave.

Does the merchant have the poor countrymen’s beautiful birds? – He does not (doesn’t) have their beautiful birds, but he has their great cloaks.

УРОК 15

Что?

Мой

Твой

Ее

Наш

Твой

Их

Определенный артикль

Молодой человек

Молодая женщина

Бледный

Прохладный

Грязный

Безвкусный

Мудрый

Храбрый

Лысый

Неловкий

Трусливый

Богатый

Бедный

Свободный

Мрачный

Трезвый

Стол

Кресло

Дом

Карета

Под

Очень

Птица Плащ Место Огонь Драгоценный камень

Есть ли груша у женщины? – У нее своя, а у вас своя.

Бедная маленькая кошка нашего соседа лежит на столе? – Нет, она находится под стулом. Храбры ли солдаты короля? – Они очень храбрые. Есть ли у купца красивые птицы бедных фермеров? – У него нет (нет) их красивых птиц, но у него есть их прекрасные плащи.

EXERCISE 15

What pear do you have?

Do you have the white, the green, or red pear? – I have the white and the red rear.

What sward does our neighbor’s poor little child have? – He has the golden and silver sword.

Does your sister have a good pear? – She has a very good pear, and her brother also has a good green pear.

Which dog do I have? – You have your good neighbor’s poor little dog.

Do you have the pretty white and yellow birds? – I do not have them.

Which jewels do you have? – I have your good mother’s pretty little jewels.

Does the count have the poor old man beautiful red birds? – He does not have them.

Who has them? – We have them.

Do you have your father’s large blue cloak? – I do not have his large blue cloak; I have his pretty green cloaks.

Are the king’s soldiers brave or cowardly? – They are not cowardly. They are brave.

Who has the poor men’s pretty, brave cats? – Our rich neighbor’s dog has them.

What pretty does he have? – He has his pretty white horses.

LESSON 16

This

These

New

Brief

Lively

Passive

Attentive

Timid

Instructive

Idle

Negative

Affirmative

Relative

Excessive

Native