срочно нужно перевести, и на русском написать как читается

Задание. Прочитайте текст. Business Etiquette The turn of the 20th century saw great interest in business etiquette in the USA. It can be surprising, but in this era of take -out foods and dress -down Fridays, etiquette is becoming very important. There are lots of signs of it. First of all, the bookstores are filled with different books on multicultural ways of doing business, on e-mail manners, table manners and more. Colleges and universities are giving their graduates a competitive edge in the job market, offering special courses. Businesses are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for seminars and workshops with such names as Customs and Protocol for Doing Business in the Global Market Place Business Basics for Professional Polish An etiquette expert Dorothea Johnson told the story of the businessman who came to her for help after he was not employed by a big corporation. At a lunch meeting with a senior executive in the company, he sat down and immediately, started eating the salad in front of him. He looked up to see his boss, who hadn't picked up his fork yet, and was staring at him. I knew right then they were going to send me out, he said. If he knew the manners, he would have known to wait until his host started eating. The recruiters do not offer jobs to candidates who salt their food before tasting, because it shows a tendency toward hasty decision making, or to those who order very expensive food at the restaurants. Today's parents are realizing that while good manners will help their children get along in life, they can't teach them. Etiquette hasn't been a priority during the last two decades. Even if parents feel competent to teach manners, they may not have time If family mealtimes are a thing of the past, when are children going to learn not to butter all their bread at once, or, more important, how to hold polite dinner table conversation? Top corporations hire specialists to teach client development skills* not manners, which could include anything from how to place a napkin, how to present a business card to a Japanese businessman. The important thing to remember, though, is that good manners are more than a code of behavior. They can make life easier. It's ethodology by which people can get along with each other. Задание. Найдите в тексте соответствующие английские слова или словосочетания, которые имеют следующие значения: • person or group in a business or commercial organization with administrative or managerial powers; • prices that are as good as those of other firms; • person who accepts the guests; • person who is employed; • person who employs other people; • to give work to people.

Задание. Прочитайте текст. Business Etiquette The turn of the 20th century saw great interest in business etiquette in the USA. It can be surprising, but in this era of take -out foods and dress -down Fridays, etiquette is becoming very important. There are lots of signs of it. First of all, the bookstores are filled with different books on multicultural ways of doing business, on e-mail manners, table manners and more. Colleges and universities are giving their graduates a competitive edge in the job market, offering special courses. Businesses are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for seminars and workshops with such names as Customs and Protocol for Doing Business in the Global Market Place Business Basics for Professional Polish An etiquette expert Dorothea Johnson told the story of the businessman who came to her for help after he was not employed by a big corporation. At a lunch meeting with a senior executive in the company, he sat down and immediately, started eating the salad in front of him. He looked up to see his boss, who hadn't picked up his fork yet, and was staring at him. I knew right then they were going to send me out, he said. If he knew the manners, he would have known to wait until his host started eating. The recruiters do not offer jobs to candidates who salt their food before tasting, because it shows a tendency toward hasty decision making, or to those who order very expensive food at the restaurants. Today's parents are realizing that while good manners will help their children get along in life, they can't teach them. Etiquette hasn't been a priority during the last two decades. Even if parents feel competent to teach manners, they may not have time If family mealtimes are a thing of the past, when are children going to learn not to butter all their bread at once, or, more important, how to hold polite dinner table conversation? Top corporations hire specialists to teach client development skills* not manners, which could include anything from how to place a napkin, how to present a business card to a Japanese businessman. The important thing to remember, though, is that good manners are more than a code of behavior. They can make life easier. It's ethodology by which people can get along with each other. Задание. Найдите в тексте соответствующие английские слова или словосочетания, которые имеют следующие значения: • person or group in a business or commercial organization with administrative or managerial powers; • prices that are as good as those of other firms; • person who accepts the guests; • person who is employed; • person who employs other people; • to give work to people.

F.Gerstner was an Austrian and Czech engineer. He was the first who built railways in Czech, Austria and Russia. F.Gerstner was born in Prague in 1796. He was the fourth child in the family. His mother died when Franz was 12. He studied philosophy and engineering at the Prague University. Sought to implement a project for the construction of a railway between Vitava and Danube, he travelled to England to study the construction of the first railways there. On September 7, 1824 the Austrian Emperor Francis II signed the concession for 50 years for the development and operation of the railway in Czech. The railway was built by 1832. By this time F.Gerstner had already become the famous Austrian engineer and a professor of Vienna Technological University. In August 1834 Gerstner arrived in Russia where he was encouraged by the idea of building a railway. It took him 3 months for collecting statistics. At the beginning of 1835 on his return to Moscow he gave a note to Emperor Nicholas I in which he outlined his views on the construction of railways. The note stated that…” There is no country in the world where the railways would be more beneficial and even necessary, than in Russia, as they provide a great opportunity to reduce the distance by increasing the speed of movement…” In January 1835 F.Gerstner presented the tsar the plans for building the railway. Educated Construction Committee considered the construction of the railway in Russia useful and technically possible. The official opening of the Tsarskoye Selo railway was held in October 30, 1837. In 1838 Gerstner was sent to America to study railways. He performed an intensive study of the problem and on his returned he recommended using the American specialists in the construction of a new railway line which would connect the two Russian capitals – Moscow and St.Petersburg. The tsar refused to do this. Instead of it two Russian engineers P.Melnikov and N.O.Kraft were sent to America to investigate the problem. Information which completed satistied the Russian government was received from George W.Whistler. Gerstner died in Philadelphia in 1840 and W.Whistler proceeded to build th Задание 6. Укажите, какие из следующих утверждений соответствуют содержанию текста. Используйте фразы: It is right. It is wrong. Исправьте неверные утверждения. 1. F.Gerstner was born in London in 1745. 2. He studied at the University of Prague. 3. It took him 3 years to collect statistics for building the railway in Russia. 4. Nicholas I agreed to invite American engineers for building the railway.

Перепишите предложения, выпишите сказуемые, определите их видовременную форму и залог, в скобках укажите инфинитив глагола. Переведите предложения на русский язык. Образец : The article was being translated the whole day long. was being translated - Past Continuous Passive (to translate) Статью переводили целый день. а) 1. We have just introduced some new marketing, product and technology to the Board of Directors. 2. On Monday evening I’ll meet him at the station. 3. He had an appointment at 11 o’clock with Mr. Brown. 4. They had been installing the machine for two hours before the inspector arrived. 5. Are you going to discuss prices with the customer? б) 1. The letter will be answered at once. 2. Good results have been achieved in laboratory tests. 3. A great number of experiments at the designing institute had been made before the new system was worked out. 4. An interesting research is being done at our Institute.

l times.2) We (learn) many new words in this course.3) He (make) that same mistake several time.4) I (hear) that story before.5) I am afraid that I (lose) my car keys.6) She (see) this film three times.7) I (tell) John what you said.8) She (return) my book at last.9) She says that she (lose) her new pocket-book.10) I just (mention) it. Please be more attentive.
Употребить глаголы, данные в скобках, в Past Perfect.Перевести предложения на русский язык.1) I was sure that I (see) the man before.2) I asked him why he (leave) the party so early.3) It was clear that he (give) us the wrong address.4) The teacher corrected the exercises which I (prepare).5) He knew that he (make) a serious mistake.6) She said she (look) everywhere for the book.7) I felt that I (meet) the man somewhere before.

Политически образованный человек может и должен защищать свои права и свободы, которые в наше время очень часто нарушаются сторонними людей, работодателями, отдельными органами власти.
Часто всплывает тема фальсификации результатов выборов. Очень распространено сейчас мнение, что те, кто стоят у власти, сами определяют, кто будет президентом, какая партия займёт большинство мест. Сейчас я понимаю, что если фальсификация и имеет место, то только по вине самого общества в лице представителей кандидатов в президенты, партий на избирательных пунктах. Но суть не в том: общество сейчас настолько политически бедно, что на выборах отдаёт голоса не за тех, чьи взгляды разделяет, а за тех, кто имеет больше средств для проведения рекламных кампаний. Грубо говоря, политически необразованную часть общества можно разделить на две группы: люди, которые ничего не понимают и не хотят понимать в политике; и люди, которые умеют только осуждать власть и разводить демагогию.
Стоит ли в светской беседе затрагивать вопросы политики? Конечно, стоит. Однако при этом люди должны быть политически образованными и не должны рьяно осуждать верхушку власти. Потому что прежде чем осуждать, нужно представить себя на месте осуждаемого, ведь это не так легко - управлять целым государством, а также вспомнить причину, по которой на верхушке стоят именно те, кто стоят – ведь в нашей стране власть выбирают люди.

Можно даже на русском написать,переведу сама
http://www.e-reading.ws/book.php?book=40038 на русском