I. B. Translate the sentences

1. I’ve lost my voice. 2. He’s got a headache. 3. I hit my leg against the table and it really hurts. 4. He feels ill. He’s got a temperature. – Why doesn’t he go home and lie down? 5. She’s got flu. 6. I woke up in the night with a pain in my chest. 7. At night I felt a pain in the right side. 8. There is something wrong with my lungs. 9. Do your ears ache? 10. I have a stomach trouble. 11. Does it hurt when you swallow? 12. I had an injection and it was very painful. 13. Did you have your blood pressure checked?

I. C. Practise the dialogue (EE № 16) - Good morning, Doctor Smith. - Good morning, Mrs White. What seems to be the trouble? - Well … I feel faint and breathless. I’ve lost my appetite and I can’t sleep at night. I’m a little depressed. I cry a lot and I’m in a very bad mood all the time. I often have headaches. - Mrs White, let me examine you. Undress and lie on the bed, please. I think

you should have total bed rest for a week. I am not going to prescribe you anything … - But why? I feel very ill! - Mrs White, calm down. If you really think you need a special care you could go to a health resort for some time. - That’s a great idea. But will my health insurance cover all the expenses? - Only the medical treatment and you will have to pay for your accommodation. - Thank you, doctor. Goodbye.

II. A. Written and formal apologies and thanks

I would like to apologize for the delay. Я хотел бы извиниться за задержку.

I am writing to thank you for … Я пишу, чтобы поблагодарить Вас за …

Please accept our apologies / thanks for … Пожалуйста, примите наши извинения / благодарность за...

I am writing to say how grateful I am … Я пишу, чтобы сообщить, насколько я благодарен …

II. B. Practise the dialogue - Hello. - No, I’m from Germany. - What city are you from? - I’m from Frankfurt. - Oh, really? By the way, my name is Ann. - Hi, I’m Rosa. - Meet my friend. This is Miss Martin from Germany. She works in our branch in Berlin. Our head office is in Bond Street. - Happy to meet you Miss Martin. I have a feeling that we’ve met before. - Most probably, your face seems familiar to me. - Now, I recollected. We met at the art gallery a few days ago. - Right you are. Exactly so. - Are you on vacation here? - Yes, I’m. I’m on a tour. Glad to meet you. - Pleased to meet you too. - Take a seat. How about some coffee?

- Hi. - Are you from France? - Yes, with pleasure. Black with sugar, please. - What do you do for a living? - I work with Fox’s Company. We design and manufacture electronic equipment. - What’s your main duty (responsibility)? - I’m responsible for technical super- vision of electronic equipment. - Are you satisfied with your job? - Yes, of course. It’s interesting and fruitful. At the office I look through the mail, read cables and write business letters. I also talk business over the telephone, receive clients, and make different treaties. I participate in striking different transactions, concluding economic arrangements and signing agreements. But I’m satisfied with my work in every respect.

III. A. Translate the following international words: kg = kilogram(me) [′kilougræm],