3 Part One. The Predicate

Section III
Ex. l.Make up short dialogues according to the example.

Example:

— Excuse me!

— Yes?

— Is there a canteen at the department?

— Yes, there is.

— Where is it?

— Not very far, just downstairs and round the comer.

— Thank you very much.

— That’s all right.

Ex. 2. Respond to the following statements:

1. It’s interesting to note that the very first factories and plants paid great attention to the quality of the raw materials and finished goods.

2 .1 don’t know whether the prestige of the analyst is high in industry now, but in the 19th century it wasn’t. 3. Often, it is not sufficient to determine what constituent parts are present in a given product.
Ex. 3. Give detailed answers to the questions.

1. What i£ the origin of analytical chemistry? 2. How did analytical chemistry change with time? 3. What are the main constituent parts of analytical chemistry?

Ex. 4. Discuss the following topics:

1. The Contribution of Outstanding Scientists to the Development of

Analytical Chemistry.

2. Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses.

3. Modem Analytical Chemistry.