Экология сегодня. Макеева М.Н - 38 стр.

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7. … on the deck Father surveyed the passengers … up the gang-way (to stand, to come).
8. He insisted upon her … a maid … in three afternoons a week … with the cleaning and ironing (to
have, to come, to help).
9. He thought of … out and … a note to his wife … that he had been called away (to go, to leave, to say).
10. … frank, it is a great shock to me (to be).
Translate the following into English using participles as attributes.
1. Мэри села на упавший ствол дерева.
2. Оркестр на экране телевизора в гостиной исполнял музыку Моцарта.
3. Дети играли в разрушенном коттедже.
4. Там было шесть коробок, туго завернутых в старые газеты.
5. Она подошла к письменному столу и вынула запечатанный конверт.
6. Женщина вышла из магазина и пошла к машине, оставленной на стоянке чуть ниже по улице.
7. Вернувшись в комнату, она позвонила по телефону.
8. Упавшие листья спокойно лежали в пруду.
9. Оставшись один, я огляделся.
10. Застигнутые врасплох, они не знали, что сказать.
11. У меня были свои собственные определенные взгляды на мое будущее.
12. В коробке было несколько негативов, свернутых в тугой виток.
LESSON 7
Grammar:
1. Активный залог видовременных форм английского глагола (Active Voice).
2. Простое настоящее время (The Present Indefinite Tense).
3. Простое прошедшее время (The Past Indefinite Tense).
4. Простое будущее время (The Future Indefinite Tense).
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ORGANIC AGRICULTURE TODAY
The production and use of organic food products has taken firm root today as a serious alternative for con-
sumers and farmers. Particularly since the early 1990s, a growing number of North American farmers have
taken steps to minimize the use of and consumers’ exposure to, toxic and persistent pesticides by establishing
organic agricultural practices.
Organic farming is about building a sustainable, healthy and productive future for every aspect of our
planet: the soil, water supply, animals and humans. Consumers who want to minimize their – and the environ-
ment’s – exposure to toxic and persistent chemicals can do so by buying organic foods and organic fiber prod-
ucts, and by choosing organic agricultural methods for home pest control and lawn care. It is simply putting na-
ture to work while removing many potential health risks that exist from certain food production today, mainly
the use of pesticides.
In March 2001, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released findings showing measur-
able amounts of residual organophosphate pesticides in a group of people who were studied. The National
Academies of Sciences has indicated that one out of four developmental and behavioral problems in children
may be linked to genetic and environmental factors, including exposure to lead, mercury and organophosphate
pesticides. When you put these two studies together, the conclusions could be cause for concern. Still, it should
be noted that there is still more scientists and doctors need to learn about the long-term health effects of the
low-level presence of organophosphates in humans.
Interestingly, a separate study to assess preschool children’s organophosphate exposure in the Seattle Met-
ropolitan area showed that one child who showed no measurable pesticide residue lived in a family that buys
exclusively organic products and does not use any pesticides at home. While this does not conclude that there