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1. Напишите первую форму следующих глаголов:
translated, opened, closed, married, thanked, lived, liked, walked, stayed, finished, belonged;
was, were, went, put, did, sang, had, said, spent, built, heard, held
translated - translate, opened - open, closed - close, married - marry, thanked - thank, lived - live, liked - like, walked - walk, stayed - stay, finished - finish, belonged - belong;
УРАЛЬСКИЙ ГУМАНИТАРНЫЙ ИНСТИТУТ
кафедра финансов, денежного обращения и кредита
КОНТРОЛЬНАЯ РАБОТА №2
по дисциплине «Английский язык»
Вариант №1
Выполнил студент: Корошов З.Р.
Группа: М-361з
Проверил: Барышникова О.В.
Екатеринбург, 2012
1. Напишите первую форму следующих глаголов:
2. Напишите вторую и третью формы следующих глаголов (Past Indefinite, Participle II):
3. Переведите предложения на русский язык:
1. Я не встречал ее раньше.
2. Студенты учили новое правило по грамматике.
3. Инженер закончил свою работу.
4. Мальчик принес словарь.
5. У нас была длинная прогулка сегодня.
4. Переведите предложения на русский язык, отразив смысловое различие, внесённое глагольными формами. Определите время глагола в обоих предложениях:
1. Я напишу свой доклад в течении первой недели Мая.
2. Первого Мая я буду писать свой доклад
5. Поставьте глаголы, заключённые в скобки, в Past Indefinite или Present Perfect:
1 can't open the door; I (lose) the key.
6. Напишите следующие предложения в Past Indefinite u Future Indefinite:.
This book must will be read by all means by you
This book must was read by all means by you
The students can will be spoken about it by the dean.
The students can were spoken about it by the dean.
7. Заполните пропуски модальными глаголами или их эквивалентами:
8. Поставьте предложения в прошедшем и будущем времени; укажите время и залог глагола:
The students of our group will be given a lot of homework to do every day. (Future; Passive)
The students of our group were given a lot of homework to do every day. (Past; Passive)
Many articles on our specialty will be discussed in class. (Future; Passive)
Many articles on our specialty were discussed in class. (Past; Passive)
New modern blocks of flats will be built very quickly. (Future; Passive)
New modern blocks of flats were built very quickly. (Past; Passive)
You will be wanted on the phone. (Future; Passive)
You were wanted on the phone. (Past; Passive)
The grammar rules will be revised at every lesson. (Future; Passive)
The grammar rules were revised at every lesson. (Past; Passive)
He will be given these foreign journals in the library. (Future; Passive)
He was given these foreign journals in the library. (Past; Passive)
This film will be much spoken about. (Future; Passive)
This film was much spoken about. (Past; Passive)
The lectures of our professor will be listened to with great interest. (Future; Passive)
The lectures of our professor were listened to with great interest. (Past; Passive)
We will be taught English at the Institute. (Future; Passive)
We were taught English at the Institute. (Past; Passive)
The telegrams will be sent early in the morning. (Future; Passive)
The telegrams were sent early in the morning. (Past; Passive)
9. Поставьте глаголы, заключённые в скобки, в соответствующую форму страдательного залога:
9. Progress in technology today is associated with the peaceful use of atomic energy.
10. Поставьте все типы вопросов к следующим предложениям:
Are our students offered a wide choice of work all over the country?
Who are offered a wide choice of work all over the country?
Where are our students offered a wide choice of work?
Is an article about American college graduates being broadcast?
What is being broadcast?
Where is an article about American college graduates?
Will the lecture be delivered in English?
What will be delivered in English?
Where will the lectures be delivered?
Are our note – books regularly looked through by the teacher?
What are regularly looked through by the teacher?
Who is our note- books regularly looked?
11. Ответьте на следующие вопросы письменно:
Yes, many new buildings are being built in my city.
They are being built by builders/
Yes, people are offered all modern conveniences in their new houses.
Text № 1 Cambridge
Cambridge is situated at a distance of 70 miles from London; the great part of the town lies on the left bank of the river Cam.
Cambridge is one of the most beautiful towns of England. It is not a modern industrial city and looks a country town.
It is very green with a number of beautiful groupings of architecture, trees, gardens, lawns and bridges. The main building material is stone.
Cambridge University is known all over the world. It is a centre of education and learning. Newton, Byron, Darwin, Rutherford and many other scientists and writers were educated in Cambridge.
In Cambridge everything is centered on the University and its colleges the eldest of which was founded in 1284. They are twenty seven in number. There is a close connection between the University and colleges, though they are quite separate in theory and practice.
The college is a place where you live. The students studying literature and the students trained for physics may belong to the one and the same college. You are to be a member of a college in order to be a member of the University. Every college is headed by a dean. Proctors and numerous minor officials called bulldogs look after discipline.
A college is a group of buildings which forms a square with a green lawn in the centre. An old tradition does not allow the students to walk on the grass: this is the privilege of professors and head students only.
There is another tradition which the students are to follow: after sunset they are not allowed to go out without a black cap and a black coat.
The University existed before the colleges. It has the power to grant degrees, it defines courses of study, and organizes most of the formal teaching. Professors and lecturers provide the teaching. The University trains 7000 students of different specialities.
Each student studies at the University for 4 years, three terms a year. He is trained by a tutor; each tutor has 10-12 students. The long vacation lasts three months.
Текст № 1
Кембридж
Кембридж находится на расстоянии 70 миль от Лондона; великая часть города, находящаяся на левом берегу реки Камы.
Кембридж
– один из прекраснейших
Он очень зеленый с некоторым количеством композиций из архитектурных построек, деревьев, садов, газонов и мостов. Главный строительный материал – камень.
Университет Кембриджа известен на весь мир. Это центр образования и изучения. Ньютон, Байрон, Дарвин, Резерфорд и многие другие ученые и писатели обучались в Кембридже.
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Кембридже все
Колледж – это место, где ты живешь. Студенты, изучающие литературу, и студенты, изучающие физику, могут принадлежать как одному, так и нескольким колледжам. Однако, ты должен быть членом колледжа, для того, чтобы быть членом университета. Каждым колледжем управляет декан. Многочисленные зеркала называют бульдогами, следящими за дисциплиной.
Колледж – это группа зданий, формирующих квадрат с зеленой лужайкой в центре. Старая традиция не позволяет студентам ходить по траве, это привилегия только профессоров и лучших студентов.
Еще есть другая
традиция, которая гласит, что студентам
после захода солнца не
Университет существовал еще до колледжей. Он имеет высшую степень власти, определяет курсы обучения и организует многое из официального преподавания. Профессоры и доценты проводят обучение. Университет обучает 7000 студентов по разным специальностям.
Каждый студент обучается в Университете 4 года, по трем семестрам в год. Студенты обучаются наставником: у каждого наставника 10-12 студентов. Самые длинные каникулы длятся три месяца.
Text № 2 Law
In all legal systems there are institutions for creating, modifying, abolishing and applying the law. Usually these take the form of hierarchy of courts. The role of each court and its capacity to make decisions is strictly defined in relation to other courts. There are two main reasons for variety of courts. One is that a particular court can specialize in particular kinds of legal actions. The other is so that a person who feels his case not fairly treated in a lower court can appeal to a higher court for reassessment. The decisions of a higher court are binding upon lower courts.