Infectious deseases. Epidemics

4. Translate the following sentences into your own language.
1 . Having graduated from the Institute, my brother decided to go to work in the Far East. 2. Having looked through a lot of magazines, she chose only one. 3. Mr. Smith left the room saying that he was in a hurry. 4. Having found out his telephone number, I decided to ring him up. 5. Not having bought tickets in advance, we had to go to the theatre long before the performance started. 6. Having entered the room, he introduced himself to all those present. 7. Having finished the test, the students were allowed to leave the room. 8. Having spent a month in the country, she looked much better. 9. The man making a report is a good speaker. 10. When asked about the exhibition held in the Picture Gallery, the young man said that he had admired it greatly. 11. Being fond of skiing John always joins us for skiing trips at week-ends. 12. Having waited for the manager for an hour, we went away. 13. The performance begun at six ended at eleven. 14. Having been given all the instructions, we began our work. 15. Being a boy the artist was fond of painting his friends’ portraits. 16. If sent away now, the letter will arrive the day after tomorrow. 17. Being pleased with the student’s answer the examiner did not ask him any more questions. 18. Not knowing grammar one cannot speak correctly. 19. Having been tested the device was put into production. 20. The building of the new cinema being built in our street just now is of modern design.
LESSON 4
Progress test
1. Fill in the blanks with modal verbs may, must, can:
1. He … have a thorough knowledge of structure and origin of many organs. 2. He ... also elects further study in a specialized field of dentistry. 3. The students … realize the relationship of the mouth to other body areas. 4. They … know how general body diseases … be reflected by disordered in the month. 5. The students … then study in the dental school.
2.Writing activity

1. 
   Has there been any serious viral outbreaks since the 2009 H1N1 pandemic? What was it? How did the medical community, press, and public at large respond?
   

2. 
   If you were a virus, what effect would you have on children, middle-aged people, and the elderly? Would you be a good virus or a bad virus? Is there even such a thing as a good virus? Explain.