3 Part One. The Predicate

Lesson 6
GRAMATIKA: Aralash ot predikati.Fe’lning shaxsiy bo’lmagan shakllari haqida umumiy ma’lumot. Predikatni ifodalash usullari.
Section I
Ex. 1. Pronounce the following words:


b) light [laitj, ratio ['reijiou], committee [ko'miti], accuracy ['xkjorosi], deuterium [dju(:) 't юпэт], tritium ftntiom], nucleus [*nju:kli9s], ionize ['aianaiz], covalent [koo'veilont], convenient [kon'vi:njont], sulphuric [SAl'fjosnk], cathodc ['kxOaod], anode [’jcnood]
Ex. 2. Read the following words and say what Russian words help to understand their meaning:

mass, individual, calculate, committcc, standard, zinc, impress, isotopic, deuterium, tritium, radioactive, stable, ordinary, separation, electrolysis, concentrate, apparatus, proton, ion, sole, neutron, characteristic, general, natural, recombine, line, combination, organic, covalent, type, class, act, negative, molecule, hydride, barium, action, cathodc, anode

Ex. 3. Pay attention to the following way of word-building:

so’z asoslari + -ize [aiz] → глагол summarize, organize, recognize, ionize, revolutionize, generalize

so’z asoslari + -ем → ot, sifatdosh

student, component, constituent, coefficient, opponent different, convenient, intelligent, efficient, violent, evident, constituent

со- + so’z asoslari → ot, sifatdosh, глагол

co-worker, co-author, co-pupil, co-student, co-reactant, coordination covalent, coaxial, coordinate coexist, cooperate, coagulate, coordinate

Ex. 4. Compare the meanings of the verb with and without prepositions. Use a dictionary if necessary.

come — come back— come off — come out; decide — decide upon; go— go back — go on— go away — go out — go in for; stand— stand up— stand for, make— make up— make out; find — find out; set— set up; give— give away— give back— give off— give up; get— get off— get out— get together— get up; consist in — consist of; use— use up

Ex. 5. Make up some sentences of your own illustrating different meanings of verbs with and without prepositions. Use the verbs from exercise 4.
Text 6 A