Задание Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word from the charts opposite.
1. I usually go to the airport .
Train so I rarely.
A taxi.
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Was delayed and we spent two hours in the.
At the airport.
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The bus and we’ll have to go.
Foot.
4. Please have your.
Ready for inspection.
5. At the hotel, the.
Gave us our room numbers and a.
Took our bags to our rooms.
6. Next day we paid the.
And. of the hotel.
7. We boarded the.
To the island but then the.
Was rough and everyone was sick.
8. I’d like to.
A package.
To Spain.
Is there q cheap.
Direct to Malaga?
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Exercise 9 (Fill In The Blanks With Appropriate Words) – Choose an appropriate word from the options to suitably fill the blank in the sentence below so that the sentence makes sense, both grammatically and contextually.
Fill In The Blanks With Appropriate Words With Answers
Question 1 – Fill In The Blanks With Appropriate Words
access, scientifically, excavated, legendary, interment, decorated, represent
As the favourite wife of the pharaoh Ramses II, Nefertari was provided with a beautifully (1)__________ tomb in the valley of the Queens to which Professor Anderson was recently given (2)__________.
Although plundered in ancient times, the tomb, first (3)__________ by Italian archaeologists in 1904, still contained objects which were sent to the Egyptian Museum in Turin.
This included a pair of mummified legs which could have been part of a later (4)__________ as was often the case in other tombs in the region. But as the legs had never been (5)__________ investigated, it was decided to undertake the recent study to find out if the legs could actually (6)__________ all that remained of one of Egypt’s most (7)__________ queens.
Answers – 1. decorated 2. access 3. excavated 4. interment 5. scientifically 6. represent 7. legendary
Question 2 – Fill In The Blanks With Appropriate Words
privilege, revealed, complements, embalm, jigsaw, evidence, conjunction, history, project
The study, published in the journal, (1)__________ that the legs are those of an adult woman of about 40 years of age. Dr Buckley’s chemical analysis also established that the materials used to (2)__________ the legs are consistent with 13th Century BC mummification traditions, which when taken in (3)__________ with the findings of the other specialists involved, led to the identification.
Professor Fletcher said: “This has been the most exciting (4)__________ to be part of, and a great (5)__________ to be working alongside with some of the world’s leading experts in this area.
Both Stephen and myself have a long (6)__________ studying Egypt’s royal mummies, and the (7)__________ we’ve been able to gather about Nefertari’s remains not only (8)__________ the research we’ve been doing on the queen and her tomb but really does allow us to add another piece to the (9)__________ of what is actually known about Egyptian mummification.”
Answers – 1. revealed 2. embalm 3. conjunction 4. project 5. privilege 6. history 7. evidence 8. complements 9. jigsaw
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delayed and we spent two hours in the……….at the airport.
3. If we don’t hurry, we’ll………..the bus and we’ll have to go……..foot.
4. Please have your………..ready for inspection.
5. At the hotel, the……….gave us our room numbers and a…………took our bags to our rooms.
6. Next day we paid the………and……….of the hotel.
7. We boarded the…….to the island but then the……..was rough and everyone was sick.
8. I’d like to………a package…………to Spain. Is there q cheap……….direct to Malaga?
Ответ №1
1. by take
2. flight lounge
3. miss on
4. passports
5. receptionist bell boy/porter
6. bill checked out
7. ferry sea
8. book tour flight/trip
Nearly all MPs represent political parties. The party with the most MPs after a general election normally forms the Government.
The next largest party becomes the official Opposition. If an MP does not have a political party, they are known as an ‘Independent’.
Members of the House of Lords are organised on a party basis in much the same way as the House of Commons but with important differences: Members of the Lords do not represent constituencies and many are not members of a political party.
Lords who do not support one of the three main parties are known as Crossbenchers or Independent Peers. There is also a small number who are not affiliated to any of the main groups.
History of the party system
The system of political parties, which has existed in one form or another since at least the 18th century, is an essential element in the working of the constitution. Since the Second World War, all the Governments in the UK have been formed by either the Labour Party or the Conservative Party.
Opposition parties
The effectiveness of the party system in Parliament depends on the relationship between the Government and the Opposition parties. In general, Opposition parties aim to:
contribute to the creation of policy and legislation through constructive criticism
oppose government proposals they disagree with
put forward their own policies in order to improve their chances of winning the next general election
Where do MPs sit in the Commons?
MPs from the same party tend to sit together in the House of Commons Chamber. The Chamber is a rectangular shape so the Government and the Opposition can face each other. The Government sits on the benches to the right of the Speaker. The official Opposition and MPs from other parties sit on the benches to the left of the Speaker.
Where do Members of the Lords sit in the Lords?
As in the Commons, the Government and the Opposition face each other. The Government and the Bishops sit on the right of the Lord Speaker. The Opposition parties sit on the benches to the left of the Lord Speaker while the Crossbench Peers sit mostly on benches that cross the Chamber of the House of Lords behind the clerks’ table.
Frontbenchers and backbenchers
In both the Commons and the Lords, Government ministers and Opposition shadow ministers sit on the front benches and are known as ‘frontbenchers’.
MPs and Members of the Lords who do not hold ministerial positions sit towards the back of the Chamber and are known as ‘backbenchers’.
Independent MPs and Crossbench and Independent Lords
MPs and Members of the Lords do not have to belong to a political party. Instead, MPs can sit as Independents and Lords can sit as Crossbenchers or Independents.
Bishops in the Lords
The Anglican Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Bishops of Durham, London and Winchester and the 21 other senior diocesan bishops of the Church of England have seats in the Lords. This is for historical reasons. When they retire as bishops their membership of the House ends.
Crossing the floor
Members of either the House of Commons or House of Lords can change political party at any time — known as ‘crossing the floor’. The term comes from the fact that, traditionally, Members of Parliament from opposing parties sit on opposite sides of the Chamber.
Therefore, a Member who changes party usually has to cross the floor of the House to sit on the other side of the Chamber. The term is used to signify the changing of allegiance.
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4. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the text.
- A seed consists of … . 2. The food supply is stored either … or … . 3. The seed coat encloses and … . 4. The portion of the food supply that is outside of the embryo is referred to as … .
5. The seeds of the legumes do not … . 6. The supply of food in legumes is stored inside the embryo in … . 7. The change from the dormant condition to one of activity is … . 8. For germination to occur the following conditions are necessary … . 9. Unless all three conditions are met, the seeds … . 10. The most favorable temperature for germination varies … .
5. Agree or disagree with the statements. (True or False)
- The seed consists of two main parts. 2. The portion of the food supply that is outside the embryo is referred to as the endosperm. 3. The seeds of the legumes contain an endosperm.
4. When the seed is sown or planted under improper conditions in the field, the process of germination starts immediately. 5. Oats, for example, will germinate at much higher temperature than corn. 6. Based on their method of emergence from the soil, plants are classified as having a) active hypocotyls or b) inactive hypocotyls. 7. The seeds are the means by which most plans reproduce.
- Distribute the given sentences in the same sequence as in the text.
- To most people, especially the farmers, the life cycle of a plant begins with the seed.
- The root is a part of the plant that grows downward into the soil.
- Thus, a seed can be divided into three main parts.
- Plants reproduce a) by producing seed; b) vegetatively; c) or both by producing seed and vegetatively.
- When conditions become favorable, the young dormant plant begins to grow.
- Roots grow downward into the soil from the lower parts of the plant, while the upper part of the plant penetrates through the soil and emerges from the surface.
- The most favorable temperature for germination varies with the crop.
7. Choose the sentences from the text describing the process of seed germination.
8. Find in text A answers to the following questions:
- What factors are necessary for germination? 2. What happens if the soil is high in organic matter and conditions are favorable for decay? 3. What conditions are necessary for germination? 4. What is necessary in order to understand how plants produce seeds?
- Find key sentences in each paragraph of text A and make up the plan of retelling it.
Text B
1. Skim text B and find in it answers to the following questions.
- Why is good seedbed necessary? 2. Is moisture required by germinating seeds? 3. What is cultivation done for? 4. Why is it recommended to cultivate the soil early in the season? 5. What should be done to conserve moisture? 6. Is a good seedbed the only factor providing proper germination of seed?
Seedbed Preparation
Good stands start with good seed. However, even the best seed will not produce optimum yields unless other factors are favorable. A good seedbed that supplies the proper environment for germination is of the greatest importance in ensuring an optimum stand of the crops to be grown. Such seedbed is to ensure adequate moisture for germination at the due seeding depth. The soil particles must be in contact with the seed they surround to allow maximum water absorption for rapid germination.
Before planting, a grower has to perform cultivation and at the same time preserve soil structure and minimize water loss due to evaporation from the soil surface. If the soil were too finely pulverized, crusting would occur. To maintain good structure the soil should not be cultivated when it is wet. The first tillage operation following the preceding harvest is to destroy crop residues and to incorporate them into the soil to be used for seeding. In some regions this is done in the fall, while in areas with short growing season this operation is delayed until early spring. Early cultivation allows more time for organic matter to decompose. Final seedbed preparation is complete in spring or late summer for crops to be sown in the fall. The first step is to cultivate with discs or harrows, or both. The surface soil is to be worked finely enough to minimize evaporation and to insure fine and mellow seedbed. It has to be cultivated deeply to kill early growing weeds. After cultivation, fields are sometimes rolled to ensure a firm seedbed. This is quite common in preparing the seed for most forage grasses. For crops that require irrigation, beds should be formed before rolling. To conserve moisture, final seedbed preparation should be followed by immediate planting.
However, even the best seedbed will not ensure a good stand unless there is enough oxygen and proper temperature for seed germination.
2. Translate the sentences into English using the text.
- Хорошая пашня также важна для получения высоких урожаев, как и хорошие семена. 2. Семена нужно сажать на соответствующую глубину. 3. Первые операции по обработке почвы производятся либо осенью, либо ранней весной. 4. Хорошо подготовленная пашня имеет очень большое значение для получения хороших всходов. 5. Иногда культивация должна быть достаточно глубокой, чтобы уничтожить сорняки. 6. Если мало кислорода и температура воздуха слишком низкая, семена не будут нормально прорастать даже на хорошей пашне.
3. Write an annotation on the theme: «Seedbed preparation».
Unit 6
Grammar Revision: Infinitive (Part II)
Text A: Soil
Text B: Soil Water
Инфинитив (Infinitive)
В функции подлежащего
Если предложение начинается с инфинитива, за которым следует глагол-сказуемое, то этот инфинитив является подлежащим, и переводится на русский язык глаголом в неопределенной форме или существительным.
В функции обстоятельств цели и следствия
Инфинитив (или инфинитивная группа, т. е. инфинитив с уточняющими его словами), находясь в начале предложения, может выполнять и другую функцию: он может быть не подлежащим, а обстоятельством цели. Такой инфинитив часто вводится союзом in order (чтобы, для того чтобы).
Однако союз in order часто опускается, и тогда предложение начинается с инфинитива (или инфинитивной группы). При переводе на русский язык перед таким инфинитивом следует добавить союз чтобы.
Итак, инфинитив в начале предложения переводится на русский язык либо неопределенной формой глагола (если это инфинитив в функции подлежащего), либо неопределенной формой глагола с союзом чтобы (если это инфинитив в функции обстоятельства цели).
Сравните:
1. То create jobs for young people means to lower juvenile delinquency.
2. To create jobs for young people the government allocated additional means.
Следовательно, обнаружив в начале предложения инфинитив, надо сначала попытаться перевести его, не добавляя союза чтобы (в первом примере: «Создавать рабочие места для молодежи означает снижать уровень преступности среди молодежи»). Если это не удается (во втором примере), значит, следует добавить союз чтобы: «Чтобы создать рабочие места для молодежи, правительство выделило дополнительные средства».
Инфинитив в функции обстоятельства цели может находиться не только в начале предложения, но и после дополнения или обстоятельства, причем союз in order и в этом случае часто опускается.
Инфинитив в предложении выполняет также функцию обстоятельства следствия и переводится неопределенной формой русского глагола с союзом чтобы (для того чтобы) после слов enough (достаточно) и too (слишком). Например:
The average wage in this industry is high enough to attract workers from other industries.
The wage in this enterprise is too low to attract qualified workers.
Средняя заработная плата в этой отрасли достаточно высока для того, чтобы привлечь рабочих из других отраслей.
Заработная плата на этом предприятии слишком низкая, чтобы привлечь квалифицированных рабочих.
Инфинитивный оборот «for +существительное /
местоимение + инфинитив»
Оборот «for + существительное (личное местоимение в объектном падеже) + инфинитив» является в предложении подлежащим, если употребляется после слов it is necessary / important / possible и т.п. или обстоятельством следствия после слов too (слишком), enough (достаточно) или обстоятельством цели. Во всех случаях инфинитивный оборот соответствует русскому придаточному предложению с союзом чтобы, а инфинитив в таком придаточном предложении переводится сказуемым. Например:
It is necessary for society to allocate resources sparingly.
The production costs in the enterprise are too high for it to work profitably.
В функции определения
Инфинитив или инфинитивная группа, следующие за существительным, могут являться определением к этому существительному.
Инфинитив в функции определения может переводиться на русский язык различными способами:
1. Инфинитив переводится неопределенной формой русского глагола.
2. Инфинитиву соответствует в русском языке определительное придаточное предложение, начинающееся словами который будет или который должен. Сказуемое такого придаточного предложения обозначает действие, которое должно произойти в будущем. Инфинитив, переводимый придаточным предложением, чаще всего имеет пассивную форму (to be used, to be produced и т. п.).
TheGrossNationalProductperheadisanimportantcharacteristictobeconsideredindetermininglivingstandards. –Валовой национальный продукт на душу населения – это важная характеристика, которая должна приниматься во внимание при определении уровня жизни.
Инфинитиву соответствует в русском языке определительное придаточное предложение, начинающееся словами который может. Сказуемое такого придаточного предложения обозначает действие, которое можно произвести с определяемым существительным. Инфинитив имеет, как правило, пассивную форму.
- Translate the sentences with the Infinitive as a subject.
1. To study botany is necessary for future agronomists. 2. To plow, sow and cultivate the soil is very important for obtaining good yield. 3. To apply organic matter to the soil means to improve soil productivity. 4. To classify farm crops agronomically according to their use is very important. 5. To develop new variety of this crop was very difficult. 6. To increase the yield of the crop was the main problem of plant breeders. 7. To find new uses of plants is very important for scientists. 8. To study the structure of the plant is the first task of any agriculturist.
- Translate the sentences paying attention to the functions of the Infinitive.
- To develop good tubers potatoes need sandy or sandy loam soil. 2. Fine soils can store enough moisture for crops to grow normally. 3. To produce high yields crop plants require an adequate supply of plant nutrients and water. 4. Crops also require minerals in order to grow well. 5. The climate of this area is too cold to cultivate corn. 6. To apply fertilizers is the most usual practice in cultivating most crops. 7. For soil to produce good crops, it should be not too acid or too alkaline. 8. In order to improve the structure of this soil we must supply it with organic matter. 9. To get good results the plant grower must know the properties of the soil cultivated. 10. To prepare the proper seedbed is very important for obtaining good results. 11. The soils in our region are too heavy to provide normal development of tubers. 12. Legumes can be grown to improve soil fertility. 13. For soil moisture to be high enough irrigation is often necessary.
Text A
Vocabulary list
heavy soil – тяжелая почва
light soil – легкая почва
clay loam – глинистая почва
sandy soil – песчаная почва
acid soil – кислая почва
alkaline soil – щелочная почва
fine soil – мелкоструктурная почва
particle – частица
organic matter – органическое вещество
prepare – готовить
quantity – количество
loam soil – суглинистая почва
volume – объем
to arrange – располагаться, устраивать(ся)
erosion – эрозия
constituent – составная часть
coarse – грубый крупнозернистый
moist – влажный
oxidation – окисление
hydrogen – водород
abundant – обильный, изобильный
water-holding capacity – влагоемкость
provided – при условии
rich in – с высоким содержанием
to meet the needs – удовлетворять потребности
1. Read and translate the text.
Soil
Being less important than climate soil properties are essential in determining which crop to grow.
Texture of a soil refers to the size of its particles. Soils range from pure sands to pure clays. The principle textural classes are sand, sandy loam, clay loam and loam. A soil with a large proportion of clay particles is usually called a heavy soil, and the one with a large proportion of sand – a light soil, two types differing greatly in the easy cultivation. Soil structure refers to the manner in which the particles are arranged. An aggregated or compound structure favours good seedbed preparation, easy cultivation and protection from the wind and water erosion. Aggregated structure normally is found in soils rich in organic matter.
Among soil constituents water is the most important one. The finer the soil particles, the more water the soil holds. Extremely coarse sandy soils are unable to store moisture in sufficient amounts for crops to grow well.
Air which makes up from 20 to 25 per cent by volume of an ordinary moist soil, supplies oxygen necessary for root growth and for oxidation of organic matter and other soil constituents.
To grow well crop plants need an adequate supply of plant nutrients during the growing.
About 25 or 30 chemical elements are found in plants, carbon, oxygen and hydrogen being most abundant. The essential mineral elements that are present in plants are most frequently deficient in soils are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. But in order to grow normally crops also absorb considerable quantities of other minerals, such as calcium, magnesium and sulfur.
Good soils contain adequate amounts of available nutrients to meet the needs of a crop plant for normal growth. They are too acid or too alkaline to produce good growth. In general, fertile soils with a good water-holding capacity are favorable for the growth of the most important crop plants. Some soils may have an especially wide range of crop adaptation.
However, to apply additional fertilizer is usually a good practice even on the best soil, provided growing conditions are favorable.
2. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the text.
- … of a soil refers to the size of its … . 2. A soil with a large proportion of … particles is called a … soil. 3. Extremely … … soils are unable to store moisture in sufficient amounts for … to grow well. 4. To grow well crop plants need an adequate supply of … … during the growing period. 5. Fertile soils with a good … … … are favorable for the growth of crops. 6. To … additional … is usually a good practice even on the best soil. 7. … … are essential in determining which crop to grow.
3. Agree or disagree with the following statements. (True or False)
- The principal textural classes of soil are sand, clay loam and loam. 2. A soil with a large proportion of clay particles is called a light soil, and the one with a large proportion of sand – a heavy soil. 3. Aggregated structure normally is found in soil rich in organic matter. 4. The finer the soil particles, the less water the soil holds. 5. Air usually makes up from 40 to 60 per cent by volume of an ordinary moist soil. 6. About 25 to 30 chemical elements are found in plants, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium being most abundant. 7. In order to grow well crops also don’t absorb considerable quantities of calcium, magnesium and sulphur.
4. Translate the sentences from Russian into English.
- Есть тяжелые и легкие почвы. 2. Основные типы почв – песчаные, суглинистые и глинистые. 3. Почвы имеют различную структуру. 4. Воздух снабжает растения кислородом.
5. Чтобы хорошо расти, растениям требуются питательные вещества. 6. Текстура почвы определяется размером почвенных частиц. 7. По текстуре почвы классифицируются на тяжелые (с большим количеством глинистых частиц) и легкие (с большим количеством песка). 8. Почвенная структура зависит от расположения почвенных частиц. 9. Плодородные почвы содержат достаточное количество питательных веществ, которые поглощаются растениями через корни. 10. Полезно применять удобрения даже на плодородных почвах.
5. Answer the following questions.
- What classes of soils do you know? 2. What is soil structure? 3. What do plants absorb from the soil? 4. What do plants obtain from the air? 5. What are the most important mineral elements required for plant growth? 6. Why can plants grow well on fertile soils? 7. Should fertilizers be applied to fertile soils?
People | Places | Objects | Actions |
(regular) customer client (shop / sales) assistant manager (member of) staff butcher chemist fishmonger florist newsagent optician shopkeeper stall holder trader |
baker’s bookshop boutique bureau de change butcher’s chemist’s DIY store dry-cleaner’s department store florist’s fishmonger’s greengrocer’s jeweller’s newsagent’s kiosk toyshop off-licence (charity / local /second -hand) shop (street) market supermarket shopping centre shopping mall chain store the high street (in) the sales |
bank card cash cheque book credit card store card a bargain (mail order) catalogue carrier bag designer label goods faulty goods product price rate of exchange receipt sales tax (VAT) cash desk shop window counter till checkout ‘pay here’ |
borrow (money) from sb lend (money) to/ lend sb money afford can/can’t afford sth buy sth (purchase /shop for) sell sth supply deliver (goods) display (goods) be in stock be out of stock cost cut (their) prices get a discount (at a discount) exchange sth (for sth else) go shopping do shopping order sth buy on credit pay (in) cash / by cheque pay a deposit pay for sth (at a reduced price) take sth back try sth on see to sb serve (a customer) giftwrap sth wrap sth (up) |
Ex. 1. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word from the chart.
1. I’m sorry but you can’t pay … these with a credit card.
2. I can’t … to buy a new computer – I haven’t even got the cash to pay a ….
3. Can I … a discount if I pay …?
4. I don’t usually …shopping in the high street; I enjoy finding … in the market.
5. Excuse me, can I try these trousers …before I buy them?
6. Is meat cheaper in the … or from your local …?
7. Will you … me some cash so that I can … for the parking?
8. You’ll get the best … at that …de change over there.
9. Do you prefer cheap … or those with a … label?
10. How much does it cost to have this clock gift …?
Ex. 2. Which words or phrases are the following descriptions of?
1. Someone who serves customers in a shop.
2. The main shopping street in a town.
3. The place where you can buy paint, screws, etc.
4. Where you would go to buy medicines.
5. The bag you get in a supermarket to hold your shopping.
6. A shop that sells fruit and vegetables.
7. The place where you can exchange foreign currency.
8. A large shop on several floors selling a wide variety of goods.
A small building in the street selling newspapers, sweets, etc.
The place where you pay for things in a supermarket.
Ex. 3. Find Russian equivalents to the following words and word phrases, pay attention to the use of prepositions.
1) To buy by mail-order, 2) at a counter, 3) the price per item, 4) different prices for the same item, 5) the original price, 6) to pay on delivery, 7) the discount(ed) price, the sale price, 9) an attractively dressed shop-window, 10) to lower the price by 10 %, 11) to discount the goods by 6 %, 12) a low rate of discount, 13) to advertise items on sale, 14) to buy things from a second-hand shop, 15) to own a chain of department stores, 16) to sell a wide variety of goods, 17) to order the goods from a catalogue, 18) to go window shopping, 19) discount stores.
Ex. 4. Fill in the blanks with the corresponding words from the list given below.
A word of caution about… stores and…. Some… stores are not actually any… than other stores in the area. In others, the merchandise may not be only less…, but shoddy and not worth the… charged. Some stores perpetually advertise…, even though they never have sold the merchandise at the “regular”… A store may… something at a low price in the hope that if you come into the store, you will not only that item but other items at… prices as well. To avoid this kind of trap,… prices at different stores to be sure you are actually getting a…. Do not buy something you do not need or want if you are shopping where some items are on… Avoid… buying. It does not mean that you can not find real… at… stores or at…; it means that you must… carefully at all times.
price (2), cheaper, purchase, regular, discount (2), compare, advertise, shop, expensive, sale(s) (4), bargain (2), impulse, bargain(s) (2).
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