Exercise I. Offer appropriate Ukrainian particles or modal adverbs (or both) to convey the phonologically expressed (through emphatic stress or intonation) modality in the English sentences below. Model: «I did have ideas that way. For a time.» (Hailey) Таки закрадалися спершу такі думки/У мене й справді закралися були спершу такі думки, (modal particle таки; modal particle й plus the modal adverb справді).
6. «Sweety, I don't honestly like this very much.» (F. King)
7. «I know you didn't mean to. but you did it (hurt).» (Fitzgerald)
8. «John, it was you who initiated the Joe Black Memorial Award.» (B. Glanville)
9. «I do apologise, Madam. I feel so... I would not have troubled.» (S. Hill)
10. «Now I caught you!» she said. «Now vou can't get awav!»
1. Does she understand the rule? She doesn't understand the rule.
2. Does he usually have breakfast at 8 o'clock? He usually doesn't have breakfast at 8 o'clock.
3. Does the lecture start at 10.15? The lecture doesn't start at 10.15.
4. Do the flowers look fresh? The flowers don't look fresh.
5. Does she usually walk in the morning? She usually doesn't walk in the morning.
6. Does he have coffee in the evening? He doesn't have coffee in the evening.
7. Does she remember them well? She doesn't remember them well.
8. Does he play chess very well? He doesn't play chess very well.
9. Does she leave home at 10 o'clock every day? She doesn't leave home at 10 o'clock every day.
10. Does Ann miss you badly? Ann doesn't miss you badly.