Make up sentences with word combinations above

3 Say it in English.
A. 1) Поющая девочка; 2) сломанный мост; 3) улыбающийся ребёнок; 4) танцующие люди; 5) вымытая машина; 6) загрязнённый воздух; 7) посаженное дерево; бегущие мальчики; 9) переведённая книга; 10) потерянный билет.

В. 1) Джем, приготовленный летом; 2) замок, построенный в XIII веке; 3) стихотворение, выученное наизусть; 4) книга, купленная для детей; 5) вопрос, заданный учителем; 6) шутка, рассказанная братом; 7) автомобиль, управляемый женщиной; виноград, выращенный на юге; 9) комната, украшенная цветами; 10) часы, потерянные на берегу реки.

С.Make up your own sentences with some of the word combinations above.

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below:

Social
effects, significant, production, improvement, management practice,
land evaluation, feasible, good benefits.

III. Complete the sentences with appropriate words from the text:

1. It
   involves the execution and … of basic surveys of soils, …
   vegetation and other aspects of land.

2. What
   questions does … … answer?

3. The
   land evaluation does not … the … use changes that are to be
   carried out.

4. What
   non-recurrent … are necessary to … these changes?

5. What
   are … of each form of use?

IV. Give your own definitions of the words:

benefit, evaluation, feasible,
possibility, execution, performance, involve.

V. Render the text ‘Land evaluation for Land use planning’.

TEXT
18 LAND REFORM

Land
reform
is the breakup of large landholdings and the redistribution of the
land to farmers who have little land or none. Land reform may be
carried out by a government or by the leaders of a revolutionary
movement. Governments usually undertake land reform to reduce social
and political tensions. Revolutionists may favor land reform to gain
support for their revolution. Land reform may increase agricultural
output by causing the land to be farmed more intensely.

A
government may acquire land for redistribution by expropriating
it- that is, by taking the land against the will of the owner,
sometimes without paying for it. Government also may buy land from
landlords who wish to sell portions of their holdings. Some land
reform laws redistribute land by abolishing regulations that limit
the peasants’ ability to own or purchase land.

To
be successful, land reform often must be accompanied by other
measures. These measures include the assurance of indisputable land
titles and fair taxes and the provision of technical assistance and
affordable loans to poor farmers.

Land
reform has been especially important in the less developed countries
of Asia and America. In many of these countries, a small number of
people have traditionally owned a large percentage of the farmland.
In most cases, such a pattern of land ownership originated in past
feudal or colonial systems. However, the pattern may be reinforced by
modern technological changes and by political practices that favor
people who own large amounts of land.

I. Study the following words:

Land
reform, landholding, redistribution, movement, agricultural output,
intensely, portion, abolish, peasant, purchase, indisputable, fair
taxes, affordable, loan, farmland.

II.
Define the part of speech of the following words:

feudal,
successful, important, assistance, revolutionist, movement,
provision, ownership, measure, percentage, political, originated.

III.
Complete the sentences with appropriate words from the text:

To be successful, land …
often must be … by other measures.

Revolutionists may … land
reform to gain … for their revolution.

Government also may buy land
from … who wish to … portions of their holdings.

Land reform has …
especially … in the less developed countries of … and … .

Land reform may …
agricultural … by causing the land to be … more intensely.

IV.
Give your own definitions of the words:

Revolutionist,
reform, owner, assurance, favor, assistance, holdings.

V.
Retell the text ‘Land Reform’.

TEXT
19 REAL ESTATE

Real
estate is land and all the things permanently attached to it, such as
trees, buildings, and minerals beneath the surface. A house is real
estate, but the rugs and furniture in it are chattels (personal
property).

The
basic real estate vocation is that of a broker, who markets real
property on behalf of owners. Typically, salespeople are associated
with and responsible to the broker. A career in real estate usually
begins with sales work that may involve long, irregular hours. But
success may bring an excellent income.

More
than 1 800 000 people in the United States are actively
employed as real estate brokers or salespeople. Many more people work
in building, mortgage finance, and related fields. All states require
real estate agents and brokers to be licensed. Applicants must pass a
test on real estate principles. Fields of specialization in real
estate include appraisal, property management, and counseling on such
real estate problems as industrial sites and farm purchases and
sales. Other specialized fields in real estate are mortgage lending,
financial analysis, and market analysis.

About
375 universities and colleges now offer real courses for credit, and
more than 360 two-year colleges offer courses leading to a master’s
degree in real estate. Real estate organizations encourage formal
training by offering seminars on such topics as finance, appraisal,
and market analysis.

The
National Association of Realtors coined the term Realtor to designate
its active members who subscribe to the Code of Ethics of the
association. The term may not lawfully be used by others.

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Make up word combinations or sentences with these words.
Example:

new blue jeans / a new orange T−shirt. − Yesterday Miss Chatter bought new blue jeans and a new orange T−shirt.

big

short

small

long

nice

new

dirty

clean

brown

red

black

green

yellow

grey

orange

pink
↓↑

blouse

boots

cap

coat

dress

jacket

jeans

mittens

sweater

trainers

T−shirt

shoes

trousers

clothes

raincoat