V. Find all the international words in the text. Say what Russian words help to guess the meaning of these words.

VI. Read the following English word combinations taken from the text Scientific English. Choose their Russian equivalents.

to define phenomena accurately	представлять результаты исследования
to present the results of investigation	чтобы точно охарактеризовать явления
to have a detailed knowledge	повседневный английский
an impersonal attitude towards the subject of research	держать чувства и особенности характера за пределами исследовательской работы
cause many difficulties	знать до мелочей
to keep feelings and personality out of research work	безличное отношение к предмету исследования
everyday English	вызывать множество трудностей
definite scientific purpose	проводить огромную работу
very common in ordinary speech	происходить от корней греческих и латинских слов
to be built up from Greek and Latin roots	очень распространенный в обычной речи
to carry out great work	определенная научная цель

VII. Read the sentences, substitute the underlined words by the synonymous ones.

1. Modern researchers present the results of their investigations in English language.

2. Technical discoveries are studied by the large sections of the scientific public.

3. Any scientist should have an impersonal attitude towards the subject of his investigation.

4. Scientific terms often mean difficult things and processes.

5. It is impossible to discuss a research without knowing specific scientific words.

6. The problem of scientific vocabulary in English gives rise to many difficulties.

VIII. Translate the following words (word combinations), define the part of speech they belong to, find their antonyms:

1. in the text Scientific English: own language, particular, seldom, similar, isolated, complicated;

2. in a dictionary: ordinary, familiar, accurately, reduce.

IX. Read the sentences, insert the proper prepositions into them. Try to memorize some of these expressions.

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1. Students who study chemistry have necessity to read technical literature written … a foreign language.

2. In examining scientific English it is necessary to take … consideration vocabulary, grammar and style.

3. You should have knowledge … ordinary sentences … their grammatical constructions, vocabulary and rules … word formation.

4. … this reason the passive form is commonly used … scientific writing and speech.

5. Scientific language depends … a large extent … writing.

6. Many semi-technical words were not made specially … a definite scientific purpose: they have simply been borrowed … everyday English.