Придаточные предложения

1. Придаточные предложения

1. Придаточные предложения времени
Time Clauses
2. Придаточные предложения цели
Clauses of Purpose
3. Придаточные предложения следствия
Clauses of Result

2. Придаточные предложения времени Time Clauses 1

• В придаточных предложениях используются
глаголы в Pr. Simple или Pr.Perfect, но не в
формах будущего
Предложения вводятся при помощи слов и
выражений:
while, before, after, till/until, as, when, whenever,
once, as soon as, as long as, by the time
By the time we get there the film will have started.

3. 2

• После слов и выражений unless, if,
suppose/supposing, in case
употребляется Pr. Simple или Pr.Perfect,
но не в формы будущего времени
Take an umbrella in case it rains later.

4. 3

• Формы будущего употребляются с:
• When - когда оно является
вопросительным словом
• When will you go on holiday?
• If/whether - после выражений,
обозначающих неуверенность\ незнание I
don’t know, I doubt, I wonder, I’m not sure
• I doubt whether he will get the job.

5. Придаточные предложения цели Clauses of Purpose (1)

• Вводятся при помощи: to\ in order to\ so
as to + infinitive
Sam went to the chemist’s to buy some
medicine
• So that + can\will (в значении
настоящего\будущего)
She’ll stay at the office so that she will finish
the report

6. 2

• So that + could\would (в значении
прошлого)
Ann joined a gym so that she could become
fitter.
• With the view to\with the aim of+ -ing form
He went to the bank with the aim of asking
for a loan.

7. Придаточные предложения следствия Clauses of Result (1)

Вводятся при помощи
• That (after such/so…), (and) as a result,
(and) as a consequence (официально),
consequently (офиц.), so, therefore
It hadn’t rained for two months and as a
result the country was facing a water
shortage

8. 2

• Such a(n)+ прилаг.+ исчисл. сущ. в ед.ч
+ that+придаточное предл.
Mr Abbot is such a good teacher that all his
students love him.
• Such + прилаг.+ исчисл. сущ. в мн.ч+
that+придаточное предл.
They’re such good teachers that everybody
likes them.

9. 3

• Such + a lot of + сущ. +that+придаточное
предл.
He had such a lot of work to do that he had
to cancel our dinner plans.
• So+прил.\наречие+ that+ придаточное
предложение
They were talking so loudly that the librarian
asked them to leave the library.

10. 4

• So + few/little/many/much+
сущ.+that+придаточное предл.
There was so much traffic on the street that
it took us hour to drive home.
• So+ прилаг.+a(n)+
сущ.+that+придаточное предл.
It is so popular a museum that it’s always
crowded.

11.

• As a result/therefore /consequently/ so
+that+придаточное предл.
We couldn’t find a room to book in that hotel
and therefore we had to look elsewhere.