Exercise 6. Translate the combinations of words

Exercise 4. Translate the sentences. Pay attention to the Participle II.

1) About 93 % receive free education financed from public funds, and 7 % attend independent schools paid for by fees from parents.

2) Boys and girls are taught together.

3) About 90% of pupils attend mixed ability comprehensive schools.

4) A new National Curriculum is introduced in England and Wales.

5) Similar curricula reforms are also being introduced in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

6) Religion education must be taught.

7) They can continue to more advanced education.

8) Other qualifications offered to pupils must be approved by the Government.

9) Higher education experiences a dramatic expansion.

10) Combinations of subjects provide the knowledge required by a technologically advanced economy.

11) About 3.8 million students are enrolled in further education.

12) A new framework of vocational qualifications designed mainly for people in work is established.

13) The qualifications are based on national standards.

14) Competition is based on examination results.

15) Examination results are being improved.

Exercise 5. Translate the sentences paying attention to the words “most”; “more”.

1) More people are entering universities.

2) Boys and girls are taught together in most schools.

3) It is more important fact.

4) These pupils are the most successful.

5) They can continue to more advanced education.

6) There are more than 80 universities.

7) Most of further education is work-related.

8) Most of the students attend part time courses.

9) Courses are run by nearly 580 institutions, most of which also offer higher education courses.

10) Competition for places at the most prestigious universities is keen.

11) Most state school education is the overall responsibility of education authorities.

12) Most of his life he lived in Atlanta.

Full-time education; pupil teacher ratio; state secondary school; local government system; school budget; pre-school place; modern foreign language; main school examination; exam system; Government’s key objectives; first degree course; art subject; work-related courses; part time students; national standards; examination results, further education institutions; sixth-form college.

Exercise 7. Define the meanings of the word “that” in the given below sentences using the table.

1) That is a table.

2) We study building materials that is we learnt all the properties of them.

3) That building is higher than this one.

4) He says that he will do it in time.

5) Give me that book, please.

6) The work of the new device is faster than that of the old one.

7) That she passed all the exams didn’t surprise me.

8) This plant was enlarged so that much more water could be treated daily.

9) He says that we are to meet him at the station.

10) A tall man stood in front of me so that I couldn’t see the picture.

11) My sister was so busy on Friday that she couldn’t see me.

12) The text was so difficult that we couldn’t translate it.

13) He spoke in such a low voice that I didn’t hear him.

14) It is often desired that a material should have a great deal of tensile and compressive strength and yet be light in weight.

15) That is why these structures last for hundreds of years.

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