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Translate the sentences into Russian.
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| The voice of the chief engineer was __ and as always __.
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| The effect of the researcher’s words was __.
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| Can’t you fix that dripping tap? It’s getting on my nerves – it’s really __.
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| Environmentalists think that the destruction of the rainforests is __.
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| People who drop litter are __.
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| People who like computer games are really __.
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| We agree that the results of his investigation of a strong electromagnetic field are __.
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| Career of a scientist can be __.
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Exercise 3. Change the sentences using Present Participle or Past Participle attributively.
| Model:
| That man is a master student (he is talking to Prof. Smith).
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| The man talking to Prof. Smith is a master student.
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| The researcher works at our laboratory. He is testing the model.
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| The investigator doesn’t use a dictionary (he is reading the article).
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| The scientist lived in London for a year (he was training to be a highly qualified specialist).
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| The students waited at their desks (they felt nervous).
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| The lecturer gave out the questions (she told the students not to open the booklet).
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| The students opened the test booklets (they looked anxiously for the easiest questions).
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| The scientist works in our lab (she is making a speech).
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| The man is a famous scientist (he asks about the experiment).
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| The phenomena are thoroughly investigated (they occur during solar flares).
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Exercise 4.
| Use the participles given in brackets as attributes (asking, realizing, joining, working, walking, doing, helping, standing).
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| He had left a note on the table __ them to come.
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| Some problems can be solved only by the world scientists __ their efforts.
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| The original idea of a discovery is often the product of one man __ in a group environment.
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| The snobs at the institute could not tolerate electrical engineers __ around with their dirty hands and spoiling the purity of the scientific atmosphere.
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| This is achieved by the lecturer __ research between lectures and other duties.
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| The apparatus __ on the table in the corner of the laboratory is quite new.
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| The young man __ the professor in his experiment studies at the university.
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| Such problems can be solved only by a scientist fully __ the possible danger.
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Exercise 5.
| Use the participles given in brackets as attributes:(written, attended, affected, followed, enjoyed, agreed upon, formulated, referred to, thought of).
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| This guide, __ especially for students of English as a foreign language, demonstrates the basic sentence patterns of contemporary English.
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| The plants __ by the cold produced low crops.
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| The conference __ by scientists from different countries discussed new trends and methods in this field of research.
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| One of the rights __ by University scientists is that of combining research with teaching.
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| The discovery __ by further experimental work stimulated research in this area.
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| Mathematics, mechanics, statics and geometrical optics __ as classical disciplines started mathematical traditions in the history of natural science.
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| The heads of the laboratories were asked questions __ and __ by a group of sociologists.
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| The physicists showed that particles __ as “elementary” were in fact “non-elementary”.
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Exercise 6.
| Make one sentence from two using an -ing clause.
| Model:
| The investigators had no experience. They couldn’t conduct the experiment. The investigators couldn’t conduct the experiment having no experience.
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| Electronic computers perform both arithmetic and logic operations. They make it possible to control the process under rather complicated conditions.
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| Mercury (Hg) has a great specific gravity. It is used in barometers.
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| My colleague participated in the scientific conference. He was awarded a diploma.
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| People struggle for peace. They want to live without the danger of war.
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| The researcher saw his colleague. He raised his hand to attract his attention.
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| The laboratory assistant was tired. He couldn’t join us.
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| The head of the laboratory was charged with an important task. He thought about it.
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| Water has a high heat transfer coefficient and a high heat capacity. It is the most efficient agent.
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Exercise 7.
| Make sentences beginning with Having __.
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| The laboratory assistant finished her work. Then the laboratory assistant went home. – Having finished her work the laboratory assistant went home.
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| The researcher learnt it. Then he changed the schedule of experiments.
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| The scientists increased the rate of the reaction. Then they achieved unexpected results.
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| The workers finished the operation of welding. Then they began assembling devices.
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| The investigator changed the program. Then he began to perform a new operation.
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| Ice was warmed to 0° (zero). Then it began to melt.
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| They developed a new type of robot. Then they felt quite satisfied.
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| We evaluated the data. Then we turned to their interpretation.
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| We gave an indication of the methods used in this type of analysis. Then we mentioned some of the earlier results.
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Exercise 8.
| Make sentences beginning with -ing or not -ing. Sometimes you need to begin with having done (something).
| Model:
| I felt tired. So I went to bed early. – Feeling tired, I went to bed early.
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| She is a foreigner. So she needs a visa to stay in this country __.
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| The Curies investigated the mysterious uranium rays. – They encountered great difficulties.
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| The scientist recognizes a problem. He makes the first step to its solution.
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| Becquerel had reported of his discovery of rays of unknown nature. – He excited the curiosity of Marie Curie.
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| You are students of science. – You are probably sometimes puzzled by the terms “pure” and “applied” science.
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| The scientists had used modern installations and techniques. – They succeeded in solving a complicated engineering problem.
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| The physicist realized the necessity for a different approach. – He abandoned the project.
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| Mathematics is independent of all observations of the outside world. – It attempts to build logical systems based on axioms.
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| The present work is essentially a study of radio communication. ‑ Nevertheless, it does provide an overall picture of general communication behaviour.
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| He didn’t know the language and he had no friends. – He found it hard to get a job.
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Exercise 9.
| Change the sentences using Past Participle as an adverbial modifier. Translate the sentences into Russian.
| | Model:
| When a body is heated, it usually expands. – When heated, a body usually expands.
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| If these raw materials are properly treated, they can provide us with all necessary substances.
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| Though this formula is generally criticized, yet it does describe the essential characteristics of the process.
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| An electronic computer forms an impressive complex device when it is viewed as a whole.
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| When these theories (hypotheses, models) are sufficiently validated, they become the working laws or principles of science.
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| Though the hypothesis of the Continental Drift was first presented to scientific community in 1912, it was not until 50 years later that it gained general curiosity.
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| Unless the pressure is otherwise stated, it is atmospheric.
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| When the biosphere is viewed as a terrestrial envelope, it obviously has somewhat irregular shape.
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| A body at rest remains at rest unless it is acted upon by an external force.
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| Once the process is started, it is difficult to stop.
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| If metal, glass, paper, fabrics and the like are properly cycled, they will provide raw materials for different industries.
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| If the elements are arranged according to their atomic weights, they exhibit an evident periodicity of properties.
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Exercise 10.
| Use the participles given in brackets as parts of complex objects (burning, standing, smiling at me, beating wildly, boiling, reading “The Moon and Sixpence”, gathering, opening, whispering, playing chess)
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| I looked up to see my mother …
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| He glanced up to see the door slowly …
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| He awoke to smell something …
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| He arrived to find me …
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| I came up to the stove to see the milk …
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| One night she awakened to hear somebody …
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| We looked into the window to see them …
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| They turned to notice Jack …
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| He woke up to feel his heart …
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| We looked out of the window to see …
| | | | | | Причастный оборот Have + object + Past Participle (Participle II)
Оборот
| Значение
| Пример
| Перевод
| Have + object+ Past Participle
Have something done
| Означает, что действие, выраженное сказуемым, т.е. глаголом to have и Past Participle, совершает несамо лицо (подлежащие), а кто-то другой для него. Глагол to have имеет значение «заставлять», «сделать так, чтобы»
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I have had my watch repaired.
We have the device repaired.
| На русский язык оборот может переводиться так же, как глагол в перфектной форме.
Я починил часы. (кто-то другой починил часы по моей просьбе).
Нам уже починили прибор (мы этого добились).
| Get + object+ Past Participle
Get something done
| 1. Можно употреблять вместо have something done (главным образом в разговорной речи).
2. В некоторых случаях вместо глагола have используется глагол get в значении «добиваться».
В этом значении может употребляться глагол make.
| I think you should get your hair cut.
We got the device repaired.
You must make yourself respected.
| Я думаю, тебе надо постричься.
Нам (все же) починили прибор (мы этого добились).
Вы должны сделать так (добиться того), чтобы вас уважали.
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Exercise 11.
| Translate the following sentences into Russian.
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| Jill had the roof repaired yesterday.
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| Where did you have your hair done?
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| We are having the house painted at the moment.
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| Tom has just had a telephone installed in his flat.
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| How often do you have your car serviced?
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| Why don’t you have that coat cleaned?
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| I want to have my photo taken.
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Exercise 12.
| Use the participles given in brackets as parts of complex objects (known, extended, printed, changed, heard, finished, represented, kept, left)
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| Can we have the programme __?
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| They had the problem __ out of their research.
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| Where did you get your (visiting) cards __?
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| You must make your news __.
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| They had the range of observations __.
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| I had this work __ quickly.
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| We had our research group __ at the symposium.
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| They had the discussion __ within reasonable limits.
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| He couldn’t make his voice __.
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Exercise 13.
| State the forms and functions of the participles. Translate the sentences into Russian.
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| The amazing thing about the whole situation was that they were able to live for a long time without water.
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| Having been asked to lecture in Moscow he was unable to be present at the meeting.
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| You should have your eyes tested.
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| Shocked by the poverty of my own vocabulary, I went to the British Museum.
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| All these threatening changes in our environment are brought (about) by no one but man himself.
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| Given sufficient densities, the radio wave curves and is finally reflected from the gas layer.
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| Let me know what you would like done.
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| Having been given all the necessary information he got down to work.
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| A fascinating by-product of space exploration is turning science fiction into science fact.
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| I don’t intend to have my professional reputation compromised.
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| Once brought into being by evolution from an inorganic environment, the living matter has profoundly altered the primitive lifeless earth.
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| Having been sent to the wrong address the letter didn’t reach him.
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| Being asked when they could expect an answer he said it would take them about a week.
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| They believed that they could get their candidate elected.
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| Having been tested in operation the new installation will be recommended for practical application in research laboratories.
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| Scientifically speaking, energy is the capacity of doing work.
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