Ex. 5. Underline the correct phrase in each sentence

Ex.4. Choosethe appropriate form of the possessive pronoun.

Ex.3. Comment on the use of articleswith personal names.

Ex.2. Fill in properarticles where necessary.

Ex.1. Write in words.

Additional grammar and vocabulary exercises.

Heart trouble.

Read, translate and learn a dialogue by heart.

D. What’s wrong?

P. I am having pain in the heart and here (the patient shows the substernal area).

D. Where does the pain irradiate?

P. Into the left arm and the shoulder blade.

D. How long does the pain persist?

P. For about an hour.

D. What medicine do you take when the pain occurs?

P. Validol, nitroglycerin.

D. When does the drug take effect?

P. In a couple of minutes the pain is subsiding.

D. What’s the character of the pain?

P. It’s a shooting pain.

D. How many times a day does the pain strike you?

P.I’ve got a single pain every day.

D. When did you first feel heart intermissions?

P. About a month ago.

D. Have you seen a doctor about it?

P. Sure, I have.

D. Did they give you cardiography (E.C.G.)

P. Yes. And after that the doctor prescribed me a bed regime.

D. What diagnosis did the doctor make?

P. He diagnosed angina pectoris.

D. I think you should have a strict bed regime. If there is no turn for the better in 4or 5 days you’ll have to go to a hospital.

P. Thank you, Doctor. Good-bye.

4,14,40,5,15,50,9,19,90,9^th,90^th.8,18^th,80^th.

1. It was only….fifth of July, and no operation was fixed with a patient until…ninth. 2. He’d catch …two o’clock train back to Astana. 3. Once more the nurse had used the service stairs from…eighth floor to…ninth. 4. Patients in the ward talked of…thousand things, and they all talked at once. 5. She is quite aged for…seventy, isn’t she? What I would call…old seventy. 6. My sister walked straight up to her former friend, kissed her cheek, and…two sat down on a sofa never did that since the hotel’s foundation.

1. This was not the Assel he knew.2. This Arman wasn’t at all like the Arman of her memories. When he smiled, she saw the Arman she had known, the Arman smiling at her from the worn photo that still lay in the bag.3. Introductions followed, with much talk and laughter amongst the Akhmetovs, the Petrovs and the Aubakirovs. 4. Do you know who Venera is? Venera?The only Venera I know is Venera Smagulova. 5. Pardon, but could you tell me if a Mr and Mrs Abuov live here?

1. The surgeon’s consulting room was only two doors from (my, mine). 2. He slipped (his, him) arm in (her, hers). 3. He left (her, hers) with (their, theirs) child. 4. The nurse helped (his, him) to wear (his, him) white gown. 5. What was the experiment of (your, yours)?

1. The price of drugs has risen /has been rising by 10 % over the past year. 2. I am not surprised, you are overweight! You have been eating/you have eaten chocolate all day long!

3. The nurse hasbeen giving/hasgiven a large number of injections this morning. 4. Don’t forget your pill. Have you taken it/have you been taking it? 5. Who has worn/ has been wearing my gown? 6. I think there is something wrongwith your X-ray apparatus. It’s made/ It’s been making some very funny noises. 7. The GP has been phoning/ the GP has phoned thepatient all morning, but there is no reply.

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