X Entitle parts I, II

Part II (p.20 –30)

I Words and word-combinations to be remembered:

1. to write and application for smth

2. at smb’s expense

3. to be a success at smth

4. to resist smth

5. temptation

6. to do without smth

7. efficient

8. to vanish

9. to be bewildered

10. odd

11. to scowl

12. malevolence

13. drowsy

14. benevolent

15. skill (n) – skilful (a)

16. on the threshold of smth

17. rural

18. remuneration

19. embarrassment (to be embarrassed)

20. vile

21. viva voce

22. prosperity

23. draught

24. receipt

25. bequest

26. crook

27. to lure smb

II Transcribe the following words and practice their reading:

Province; privilege; politics; microscope; biochemistry; Nirthumberland; candidate; routine; nylons; panel; millionaire; Iraq; Siam; clinician; guinea; sympathetically.

III Match the term and its explanation. (don’t mispronounce the words; memorize them)

1. haemorrhage 2. bacteriology 3. smallpox 4. plague 5. tuberculosis 6. sanatorium 7. orthopaedics 8. radiology 9. paediatrics 10. chronic disease 11. neurology 12. psychiatry 13. arthritis 14. apothecary

Condition in which there is pain and stiffness in the joints     Study of nerve systems   Study of children’s diseases   Study of bacteria   Profuse bleeding   A long-lasting disease   Study and treatment of mental illness   Surgical correction of deformities in bones   Pharmacist   Deadly contagious disease   Study of X-rays   Establishment for treating chronic diseases   Infectious disease (usually) affecting lungs   Serious contagious disease which leaves permanent marks on the skin

IV Find English equivalents to the following expressions. Make up your own sentences with them:

В свое время; меблированная комната; ценные предметы; ломать руки (в отчаянии); формальности; в алфавитном порядке; заслужить награду; нельзя пренебрегать; процент; столкнуться с к-л; иметь тонкий нюх на ч-л; мыть полы; своевременная кончина; в ч-л распоряжении.

V Find Antonyms to the following words:

A pauper; to appear; a fine; to pick up; malevolent; decent; employer; usual; poverty; urban.

VI Passages for good reading and literary translation:

p.21 “After a month…” up to “… determined to win the job”.

p.23 “In the train to London…” up to “…over your trousers”.

p.23 the advertisements.

VII Analyze mood-forms of the verbs in the given sentences.

1. what would you do, Doctor, if you were operating alone at midnight and suddenly produced an unstoppable haemorrhage?

2. The salary is not high, but one gets one’s reward in Heaven. - I should prefer to gain my reward here.

3. I thought I’d better get a bit of G.P. experience first.

4. this is not my true work. You would be surprised if you knew what it was.

5. He looked as if he were about to burst into tears…

6. How would you treat an old woman of eighty who went crazy on Sunday afternoon and fell down and broke both legs?

VIII Ask 10 questions covering the contents of the extract.

IX Describe: Pycraft; Grimsdyke.