пример: buil-building. ring, celebrate, weight,gold, cast- success, wood,cool

1. Не has already finished to read this book. You may take it. 2. The lecture was attended by many students. 3. The picture is looked at with great interest. 4. I was told to come at once. 5. Much attention will be paid to this research work. 6. He said that they had already returned home. 7. I’ll be dressed in a minute. 8. The door is locked and we can’t get in. 9. Was your poem published?

Now lets talk about food. What can you tell me about eating habits in Belaur?
Do you like cooking? Why (not)?
What questions can you ask a British friends about their national cuisine?
Can you tell me how to cook on of your favourite dishes?
Scientists say that fastfood is unhealthy but teenagers cant stop eating it. What do you think about it?

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залоге, 5 вопросов к предложению в пассивном залоге).

Задание 3. Составьте словарь терминов, которые встретились в вашем тексте.

Вариант 6.

Non-ferrous metals are more expensive than ferrous metals and are used only when some characteristic not possessed by iron or steel is essential or desirable in application. These characteristics are: high electrical and thermal conductivity, high corrosion resistance, non-magnetic qualities, light weight, etc.

The metals most frequently used to make non-ferrous metal castings are copper, tin, zinc, lead, nickel, gold and aluminium. Some of the basic non-ferrous metals and their characteristics are described below.

Copper is a reddish-brown, tough metal. It has very high electric conductivity and high corrosion-resistant qualities. Copper is used for making electrical contacts and wires, pipes, telephone cables, tanks, water heaters, etc.

Zinc is a hard, brittle, bluish-white metal that is employed in the pure form as sheet zinc.

Lead is a very heavy bluish-grey metal which is very soft. This metal is highly resistant to corrosion, but its strength is so low that it must be supported by a core of some other metal. Lead is used for lining pipes, acid tanks and coating electrical cables.

Aluminium is a soft, silvery white metal. It is light weight, has high corrosion-resistant qualities and is used for automobile and airplane parts as well as for making different light-weight objects used in everyday life such as: frames, cooking utensils, chairs, etc.

the house was build in 1840.
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1. The secretary will mail these letters tomorrow.
мой вариант: The letters will be mailed tomorrow.
2. Someone ougth to wash those dishes right away.
мой вариант: Those dishes ought to be washed. (навенро модальный глагол вообще нельзя использовать в пассивном залоге?)
3. The factory produced 5000 cars every day.
мой вапиант: 5000 cars are produced every day.
4. People drink a great deal of tea in England.
мой вапиант: тут не знаю даже как
5. Craftsmen make many beautiful objects of paper in japan.
мой вапиант:Beautiful objects of paper are made in Japan.
6. you must return these books within two weeks.
мой вапиант: These books must be returned in two weeks.
7. The police arrested him for speeding.
мой вапиант: He was arrested for speeding.
8. Someone had locked the door.
мой вапиант: The door was locked.

Country and people





There are fifty states in the United States of America. Two of these states, Alaska and Hawaii, are not connected to the other states. You can see it on this map. The US is washed by the Pacific Ocean in the west, by the Atlantic Ocean in the east, by the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in the south. In the north are Great Lakes. The US is a large country with many natural wonders. It goes from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean to the islands of Hawaii in the Pacific, and from cold, snowy northern Alaska to sunny Florida in the southeast. The US has almost every kind of weather. Also, it has many kinds of land - rocky coasts, dry empty deserts, big rivers, wide plains and grasslands, lakes of all sizes, high mountains, great forests, sunny, beaches, lands of endless winter. More than 250 million people live in the US. But the country is very big, so there is still a lot of open space and natural scenery outside the cities. Americans have tried to save many of the most beautiful wild areas of the United States. There are a lot of parks, forests and wildlands where you can enjoy the beauty and power of wild America. The Grand Canyon, Yosemite Valley, and Yellowstone are among the most famous.

Many rivers cross the United States. But the greatest is the mighty Mississippi. Native Americans called it "the father of waters". It begins quietly in the north of the country and ends in the Gulf of Mexico, nearly four thousand miles (6400 km) away. On its journey to the sea, the Mississippi travels through several states, and becomes larger and more powerful, it brings water to farmlands. And the Mississippi has been an important waterway since early times, when native Americans travelled on the river in canoes. Among other big rivers are the Colorado and the Missouri. The Colorado River rises in the Rocky Mountains or the Rockies that stretch from Alaska down almost to the south of the country. Another big mountain chain is the Appalachians in the east also running from north south. The Grand Canyon is one of America's main tourist attractions. It is so big that you must go there yourself to feel its true size and beauty. The Colorado River formed the Grand Canyon over millions of years. Slowly, the river cut down through hard rock. Today, the canyon is one mile deep and 200 miles (320 km) long. It's interesting that there are different kinds of plants and animals on opposite sides of the canyon. The south side is dry and desert country. The north side has tall forests. The canyon looks different at different times of day, and in different seasons and weather. At sunrise and sunset the red, gold, brown and orange clouds of the rocks are especially clear and bright. In winter, the canyon is partly covered with snow, you can walk down into the Grand Canyon, or you can go down flown on the back of a mule. But be careful to carry enough water because inside the canyon, it is very hot much hotter than at the top. The United States is a young country. Its written history is only a few hundred years old. It is sometimes, in fact called the "New World". Over the last four hundred years millions of people have come to start a new life in this "New World". Americans are not afraid of new ideas. They built the first skyscrapers. They like to be modern. They like exciting, modern cities, new houses, and new cars.At the same time, Americans love old things. They like to visit historic houses and museums. They build old pioneer houses and remember the days of the “Wild West” Americans are interested in old traditions, but they are good at making new traditions too.The people of the United States are a mixture of many different nationalities. Every American schoolchild learns that the United States is the big “melting pot” of countries. In a melting pot, different metals are melted together to make a new metal. The United States is like a melting pot for people. In the past, people from many different European countries came to the US and made one country out of many. In one city you can find people whose parents, grandparents or great-grandparents came from China, Africa, South America, Southeast Asia, and every European country. These different people brought to their new land a wonderful mixture of customs and traditions. The Germans brought Christmas trees. The Irish brought St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. The Scots brought Halloween.

The weight of the
planets ... (to calculate) by Newton as a young man.
The concept of
relativity ... (to propose) by Albert Einstein in 1905.
Most Cambridge
colleges ... (to found) as schools of theology but in 1750 under the
influence of Sir Isaak Newton, mathematics became compulsory and the main
subject of study.
The first motor car
... (to make) in 1875 by an Austrian Siegfried Marcus. He used the
internal combustion engine, which ... (to perfect) gradually.
The earliest motor
cars ... (to build) like horse carriages and an early British company ...
(to call) the Greatest Horseless Carriage Company.
The Rolls-Royce
motor car long ... (to know) as the best car in the world.
Water ... (to
discover) under the Sakhara Desert.
Diamonds ... (to
find) in South Africa in the 19th century.
The electric battery
... (to invent) by Luigi Galvan in 1786.
The craters on the
moon ... (to cause) probably by meteors.
Gold, silver and
copper ... (to value) for their luster.