Grammar Review

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Do the tests to repeat the previous grammar rules from the Oxford Practice Grammar by George Yule on pages 206.

Задания на СРМ:

Ex 1 Discussion on Computer-addicted nowadays?

http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Scientific_technological_progress.php#axzz2B47MFA98

Ex 2 Grammar review p. 219 Advanced Grammar in Use, 2006 by Martin Hewings

4. Список основной и дополнительной литературы

4.1 Основная литература.

Canons of Mathematics, Kazbek Khasseinov, Moscow-Nauka, 2007.
History of modern Science and Mathematics, Brian S. Baigrie, Volume 1, 2002.
Sky Marsen, Professional Writing, The complete guide for business, Industry & IT, 2003
Elements of Style by William Strunk, Jr.
Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005

4.2 Дополнительная литература.

1. Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001

2. Computer in Wonderland. Ф.Петров. Москва,1989

3. Образовательные интернет ресурсы

http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Scientific_technological_progress

http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_The_mathematical_sciences.

http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Internet

http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Computers

4. Английская грамматика в диалогах. Употребление времен/ Н.И.Шпекина, Н.И.Цаплина, Е.М.Алексеева [и др.].- учебное пособие для студентов.- М.: Высш. шк., 1986.- 207 с.

5. План проведения практических занятий

	I.Term
	Mathematics as a science. Grammar: Non-finite form of the verb: The Infinitive.
	Ancient mathematicians Grammar: The Infinitive Constructions
	Famous ancient mathematics (I). Pithagoras Grammar: Non-finite form of the verb: Gerund.
	Famous ancient mathematics (II). Archimedes Grammar: Non-finite form of the verb: Gerundial Construction.
	Famous ancient mathematics (III). Chang Tsang Grammar: Non-finite form of the verb: Participle I.
	Computer models Grammar: Non-finite form of the verb: Participle II
	Development of Internet Grammar: Relative clauses
	Geometry as a science Grammar: Participle clauses with adverbial meaning
	Computer programs Grammar: Participle clauses with adverbial meaning
	Information systems Grammar: The Complex Object
	The role of computers in modern life Grammar: The Complex Subject
	Interactive board Grammar: Conditionals
	New technology Grammar: Adverbial clauses and conjunctions
	Computer types Grammar: Subjunctive Mood-I
	People over the World became computer addicted Grammar: Subjunctive Mood-II

6. Задания для самостоятельной работы обучающихся в неаудиторных занятиях

Неделя	Самостоятельная работа магистрантов	Часы
I.Term
	Make a short summary of the given topic http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_The_mathematical_sciences.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 53.1-53.4, p. 107 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001	1 неделя
	Discuss on the topic “Ancient mathematicians.”http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Computers.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 54.1-54.4 p. 109 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001
	Making presentation on Famous ancient mathematics. http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_The_mathematical_sciences.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 54.1-54.4 p. 115 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001
	Making presentation on Famous ancient mathematics. http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Computers.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 54.1-54.4 p. 115 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001
	Summarize the article about Newton http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_The_mathematical_sciences.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 425, 426, pp. 349-350 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	What computer models do you prefer? Why? Discussion http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Computers.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 386-388 pp. 316-317 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	How does the internet influence on the youth nowadays? Share your opinion http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Internet.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 460-462 pp. 375-377 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Discussion the canons of Geometry, Canons of Mathematics, Kazbek Khasseinov, Moscow-Nauka, 2007.(pp 67-70) Doing grammar exercises 96.1-96.3 p. 193 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001
	What computer programs do you know? Discussion http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Scientific_technological_progress.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 389-390 pp. 318-319 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Write an essay on modern information systems Sky Marsen, Professional Writing, The complete guide for business, Industry & IT, 2003 (pp. 112-114) Doing grammar exercises 118.1-118.3 p. 237 Murphy L. English Grammar. 2001
	Making a presentation on the following topic “The role of computers in modern life” http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Scientific_technological_progress.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 462-464, pp. 377-379 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Presentation of slides about Interactive board Computer in Wonderland. Ф.Петров. Москва,1989 (pp 123-127) http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Computers.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 476-478, pp. 388-390 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Making discussions on New technology Английская грамматика в диалогах. Употребление времен/ Н.И.Шпекина, Н.И.Цаплина, Е.М.Алексеева [и др.].- учебное пособие для студентов.- М.: Высш. шк., 1986.- 207 с.(pp 234-245) http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Internet.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 486-487, pp. 395-396 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Making an essay of computer types History of modern Science and Mathematics, Brian S. Baigrie, Volume 1, 2002.(pp 169-177) Doing grammar exercises 468-469, pp. 383-384 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005
	Discussion on computer-addicted nowadays http://www.english-easy.info/topics/topics_Scientific_technological_progress.php#axzz2B47MFA98 Doing grammar exercises 474-477, pp. 387-389 Ю. Голицинский Сборник упражнений по грамматике, СПб: КАРО, 2005

7. Материалы для текущего и рубежного контроля, а также материалы для итогового контроля по завершению дисциплины

Текущий контроль

Текущий контроль по пройденному материалу может осуществляться в форме:

- написания эссе;

- написания и защиты реферата;

- подготовки слайд-шоу;

- устного опроса
I. Term

Test 1

№	Choose the right variant	A	B	C	D	E
	Our century is an epoch of great discoveries ….	In science	In the World	In programs	In church	In synagogue
	Computer technology plays the most important role in the progress ….	Of the World	of science	Of relations	Of connections	Of everything
	Pythagoras was…	A British mathematician	An Italian mathematician	A Greek mathematician	A French mathematician	An American mathematician
	Discoveries of the Pythagorean school include the ….	concepts of perfect and amicable numbers	concepts of odd and amicable numbers	concepts of perfect numbers	concepts of perfect and strange numbers	concepts of amicable numbers
	Do you think the grass needs…?	Cutting	Cut	Cutted	Cutt	To cut
	Let him	To go	go	going	goes	To going
	We … the exam for about an hour when the fire alarm went off.	had been doing	did	have done	will be doing	was doing
	Hurry up. We … be late.	should	couldn’t	don’t have to	mustn’t	have been able to
	Archimedes studied at…	Euclid's school	the Wailing Wall	the Way of the Cross	Via Dolorosa	Kaaba
	I … say if I … think it was true.	will / don’t	would / did	wouldn’t / didn’t	won’t / won’t	would / had
	When the ground is wet or icy and you … fall over, it is slippery.	had to	don’t have to	couldn’t	can’t	might
	I’ve never … play chess very well.	been able to	could	can	be able to	have been able
	Next year over 2000 mobile phones … in South Korea.	will made	will be made	would make	won’t be done	will be done
	He’ll be really pleased if he … the exam.	passed	will pass	passes	has passed	had passed
	If they … the expected result, they ….	would obtain / would tell	had obtained / would have told	obtain / tell	would have obtained / had told	obtained / told
	Many accidents … by dangerous driving.	is caused	causes	has caused	was caused	are caused
	Steve: “I haven’t seen Helen recently”	Steve said that he hadn’t seen Helen recently	Steve said that he hasn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said that he wasn’t seen recently.	Steve told that he hadn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said he hadn’t been seen by Helen recently.
	Visitors and residents alike … the unique energy of holy cities	feel	do	hear	make	see

Test 2

A long, hot, dry period when there is little rain.	monsoon	flood	hurricane	drought	shower
Noise during a storm is …	lightning	thunder	rain	hailstorm	hurricane
The art and science of mapmaking is ….	geography	cartography	topography	stereoscope	geology
When pieces of ice fall like rain	rain	flood	snow	hailstorm	fog
Measure of heat or cold	atmosphere	pressure	moisture	temperature	precipitation
Process in which gaseous water vapor changes to a liquid.	atmosphere pressure	evaporation	precipitation	condensation	moisture
The hurricane completely … the village. There is nothing left.	destroyed	constructed	drawn	hit	climbed
A … is when something terrible happens and people often die.	survival	nightmare	pollution	disaster	storm
We … the exam for about an hour when the fire alarm went off.	had been doing	did	have done	will be doing	was doing
Change of water from its liquid form to gaseous water vapor.	evaporation	precipitation	condensation	moisture	atmosphere pressure
Steve: “I haven’t seen Helen recently”	Steve said that he hadn’t seen Helen recently	Steve said that he hasn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said that he wasn’t seen recently.	Steve told that he hadn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said he hadn’t been seen by Helen recently.
The only model which provides the most accurate representation of the shape of the earth is ….	map	globe	photograph	circle	planet
Hurry up. We … be late.	should	couldn’t	don’t have to	mustn’t	have been able to
What does the word “geography” mean?	reading maps	earth and water	science	earth description	globe
I … say if I … think it was true.	will / don’t	would / did	wouldn’t / didn’t	won’t / won’t	would / had
When the ground is wet or icy and you … fall over, it is slippery.	had to	don’t have to	couldn’t	can’t	might
I’ve never … play chess very well.	been able to	could	can	be able to	have been able
Next year over 2000 mobile phones … in South Korea.	will made	will be made	would make	won’t be done	will be done
He’ll be really pleased if he … the exam.	passed	will pass	passes	has passed	had passed
If they … the expected result, they ….	would obtain / would tell	had obtained / would have told	obtain / tell	would have obtained / had told	obtained / told

Final test

If you divide 15 by 4 you will get … as a result.	reminder	a whole number	an equation	numerator	multiplier
The quotient of two integers (divisor and zero) is a ….	ordinal number	rational number	odd number	even number	positive number
In the fraction the denominator is less than the ….	mixed fraction	numerator	odd number	equal	integer
In our numeration system we use ten numerals called ….	digits	decimals	fractions	numerator	denominator
If the distance between the Sun and the Earth … less, the temperature on the surface of the Earth … much higher	were / would be	was / were	were / had been	would been / had been	is / will be
Two lines originating from the same point form ….	a point	an angle	a circle	a line	a figure
The Egyptians … mostly … with applying geometry to their everyday problems.	didn’t / concern	was / concerned	are / concerned	were / concerned	have / concerned
We … the exam for about an hour when the fire alarm went off.	had been doing	did	have done	will be doing	was doing
The relation … just ….	has been defined	is defined	were defined	had been defined	was being defined
In the Hindu – Arabic numeration system we use … digits to represent any number.	twelve	ten	nine	eleven	twenty
Hurry up. We … be late.	should	couldn’t	don’t have to	mustn’t	have been able to
It was Euclid who put all the known facts about geometry into a ….	logical sentence	fundamental idea	numeration system	relation symbols	mathematical sentence
I … say if I … think it was true.	will / don’t	would / did	wouldn’t / didn’t	won’t / won’t	would / had
When the ground is wet or icy and you … fall over, it is slippery.	had to	don’t have to	couldn’t	can’t	might
I’ve never … play tennis very well.	been able to	could	can	be able to	have been able
Next year over 2000 mobile phones … in South Korea.	will made	will be made	would make	won’t be done	will be done
He’ll be really pleased if he … the exam.	passed	will pass	passes	has passed	had passed
If they … the expected result, they ….	would obtain / would tell	had obtained / would have told	will obtain / tell	would have obtained / had told	obtained / told
Many accidents … by dangerous driving.	is caused	causes	has caused	was caused	are caused
Steve: “I haven’t seen Helen recently”	Steve said that he hadn’t seen Helen recently	Steve said that he hasn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said that he wasn’t seen recently.	Steve told that he hadn’t seen Helen recently.	Steve said he hadn’t been seen by Helen recently.

2. Глоссарий

Amicable numbers - two different numbers so related that the sum of the proper divisors of each is equal to the other number. (A proper divisor of a number is a positive integer divisor other than the number itself. For example, the proper divisors of 6 are 1, 2, and 3.)

Approximation –

Computer - a general purpose device that can be programmed to carry out a finite set of arithmetic or logical operations

Crunch -

Cylindrical wedge -

Deduction -

Descendant -

Desktop model –

Differential -

Discrete symbol -

Electromagnetic field (also EMF or EM field) - a physical field produced by moving electrically charged objects. It affects the behavior of charged objects in the vicinity of the field.

Empirical measure - a random measure arising from a particular realization of a (usually finite) sequence of random variables. The precise definition is found below. Empirical measures are relevant to mathematical statistics.

Experimental physics - the category of disciplines and sub-disciplines concerned with the observation of physical phenomena in order to gather data about the universe. Methods vary from discipline to discipline, from simple experiments and observations, such as the Cavendish experiment, to more complicated ones, such as the Large Hadron Collider.

Graphics (from Greek graphikos) - visual presentations on some surface, such as a wall, canvas, screen, paper, or stone to brand, inform, illustrate, or entertain. Graphics word is derived from the word graph.

Hardware –

Integration - an important concept in mathematics and, together with its inverse, differentiation, is one of the two main operations in calculus.

Intel – compatible –

irrational number - any real number that cannot be expressed as a ratio a / b, where a and b are integers, with b non-zero, and is therefore not a rational number.

Mainframe –

Mathematical analysis - a branch of pure mathematics that includes the theories of differentiation, integration and measure, limits, infinite series,^[1] and analytic functions. These theories are often studied in the context of real numbers, complex numbers, and real and complex functions. Analysis may be conventionally distinguished from geometry. However, theories of analysis can be applied to any space of mathematical objects that has a definition of nearness (a topological space) or, more specifically, distance (a metric space).

Matrix (plural matrices) - a rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns. The individual items in a matrix are called its elements or entries. An example of a matrix with 2 rows and 3 columns is

Measure on a set - a systematic way to assign a number to each suitable subset of that set, intuitively interpreted as its size. In this sense, a measure is a generalization of the concepts of length, area, and volume. A particularly important example is the Lebesgue measure on a Euclidean space, which assigns the conventional length, area, and volume of Euclidean geometry to suitable subsets of the n -dimensional Euclidean space R ⁿ.

Memorystore –

Research - experimental development is formal work undertaken systematically to increase the stock of knowledge, including knowledge of humanity, culture and society

Technology - the making, modification, usage, and knowledge of tools, machines, techniques, crafts, systems

Theorem - a statement that has been proven on the basis of previously established statements, such as other theorems, and previously accepted statements, such as axioms.

Traditional rank - rooted in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Although they vary over time and between geographic regions (for example, one region's prince might be equal to another's grand duke), the following is a reasonably comprehensive list that provides information on both general ranks and specific differences

Материалы для итогового контроля

1. Mathematics as a science.

2. Ancient mathematicians

3. Famous ancient mathematics (I). Pithagoras

4. Famous ancient mathematics (II). Archimedes

5. Famous ancient mathematics (III). Chang Tsang

6. Computer models

7. Development of Internet

8. Geometry as a science

9. Computer programs

10. The role of computers in modern life

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