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Ex.2. Familiarize yourself with the following material:
Suffixes of Noun:
-(i)ty (denotes condition or phenomena)
abnormality – патологія
-ness (denotes condition or phenomena)
correct правильний – correctness привильність
hopeless безнадійний – hopelessness безнадійність
Ex.3. Read and translate the following words:
A. Ability; activity; reality; humanity; possibility; integrity; majority; severity.
B. Weakness; illness; dryness; breathlessness; thickness; effectiveness; heaviness.
GRAMMAR:
Ex.4. Read the following grammar material:
PARTICIPLE II (V3)
| Infinitive | Participle II |
| deliver | delivered |
| treat | treated |
| say | said |
| make | made |
| take | taken |
Ex.5. Form Participles II from the following infinitives:
A. locate, call, connect, examine, remember, love, need, graduate, include, obtain;
B. begin, come, give, know, see, feel, give, go, cut, do, find, send, sleep, speak, write.
Ex.6. Read the following examples:
| 1. Measured blood pressure was very high. 2. Blood pressure measured was high. 3. Blood pressure measured by the doctor was very high. | 1. Виміряний кров’яний тиск був дуже високий. 2. Виміряний кров’яний тиск був високим. 3. Кров’яний тиск, виміряний лікарем, був високим. |
Ex.7. Read and translate the following sentences:
1. Prescribed medicine is useful for this patient. 2. The operation performed under general anaesthesia was very complex. 3. Injured leg hurts very badly. 4. The examined patient was seriously ill. 5. All drugs taken from the chemist's shop must be returned. 6. The problems discussed at the conference are very important for dentists. 7. Our scientists know about great successes achieved by them. 8. One of the greatest contributions to the world science made by V. Vorobyov was "Atlas on Human Anatomy". 9. Young specialist graduated from the Medical University works as intern. 10. The patient directed to make blood analyses had grippe.
Ex.8. Translate the sentences containing Participles II into Ukrainian:
1. Results of an examination should be entered into a patient’s medical record. 2. The visual examination of the oral cavity can be carried out with the simplest aids: a good light, a dental mirror, probes, and carrying forceps for cotton wool. 3. Teeth are inspected for shape, defects, mobility, color, and presence of plaque and calculus. 4. Attention should be paid to the past dental history. 5. Dental unit system may be equipped with intra-oral cameras and wireless video imaging. 6. Proper illumination is required to detect any changes in oral cavity. 7. Dental lamp can be focused to show all parts of the mouth. 8. After your name is called in the waiting room, you'll go into an exam room and sit down in a big, comfortable armchair. 9. The dentist's offices are designed to be comfortable, private, and relaxing for all of the patients.
