Define the structure of the following sentences. In each sentence, find the Subject and the Predicate.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 595.

Exercise 2

Exercise 1

Find the Russian translations in section B for the English words and word groups in section A:

A advanced education; internship; jurisdiction; Master Builder ; surveyor; apprentice; pivotal role; restrict; registration; exemption; post-graduate university course.

B освобождение (от налогов, и т.п.); ограничивать; инспектор (представитель технадзора); профессиональная стажировка (интернатура); регистрация; освобождение (от налога и т.п.); расширенное образование; образовательный курс послевузовского университетского образования (аспирантура); прораб; подмастерье; юрисдикция; основная (кардинальная) роль.

1. He says key ingredients at work are his problem-solving skills, which he applies to both legislative and architectural work; and his focus on employment, both as an elected official and a small-business owner.

2. Chris Widener began his career in getting involved in his community where he lived and worked

3. Through his years of public service, Widener, who was a Republican representing in Ohio's 10th Senate District, has found a natural congruity between his work in the legislature and his work as an architect in WDC Group in Springfield, Ohio.

4. The benefit was that schools wouldn't have to spend money to replace or repair buildings that were going to be demolished at some point, when their plan came to fruition.

5. As a result of that, we crafted a bill, and all school districts were able to get their plan the following year.

6. Modernists, who were so commendable in their efforts to bring into being the new structure made possible by the wonderful materials of steel and concrete, nevertheless completely failed to appreciate the severe aesthetic limitations imposed by these materials

7. What is finally clear in the face of the experience with modernism, the international style, post modernism, post-structural deconstructivism, etc, is that the aesthetic problems presented by modern materials are intractable.

8. Now when a theoretical failure is at last comprehended, what will follow is a bifurcation.

9. A solution from the past gets reactivated, while the theory of the new materials gets translated, gets pushed into a new realm.

10. Spanish colonial cities which embodied utopian ambitions as well as aims for functionality and good governance were often planned, as were some towns settled by other imperial cultures.