Формулировка задания.. The 13th of November. Phonetic charging (Фонетическая зарядка).. Read the text and try to understand the meaning of the underlined words and word combinations (Прочитайте текст и попытайтесь понять значение подчеркнутых слов и слово

Название дисциплины: «ОГСЭ. 03 Иностранный язык в профессиональной деятельности»
Номер группы: ЭРСО 18 -1
Форма и дата занятия: комбинированное занятие 13.11.2021 г.
ФИО преподавателя: Голубенко Ирина Владимировна

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Срок выполнения (сдачи) задания: 13.11.2021 г.

Дата консультации: 13.11.2021 г.

Тема: Инструкции по технике безопасности при ремонте и вождении сельскохозяйственной техники

Формулировка задания.

The 13th of November

1. Phonetic charging (Фонетическая зарядка).

2. Read the text and try to understand the meaning of the underlined words and word combinations (Прочитайте текст и попытайтесь понять значение подчеркнутых слов и словосочетаний).

3. Match a–l with 1–12 (Сопоставьте a–l с 1-12).

I. Phonetic charging (Фонетическая зарядка, прочитать в слух, записать аудио чтение)

[ s ]:

Six slimy snails sailed silently.
Singing Sammy sung songs on sinking sand.

II. Read the text and try to understand the meaning of the underlined words and word combinations (Прочитайте текст и попытайтесь понять значение подчеркнутых слов и словосочетаний)

Car mechanics repair and maintain cars. Some mechanics work on all parts of any car, while others specialise in one area or on one type of car. The most challenging aspect of car repair is often the mechanic’s favourite part: diagnosing the problem. Speed and accuracy in diagnosis and quoting prices to the customer are crucial if the mechanic intends to keep long-term clients. The mechanic examines the engine while it is running (if possible) to see if his initial assumptions are correct. Electronic diagnostic equipment is useful but the good mechanic can tell a lot by using eyes, ears, a nose as he searches for problems. Sometimes he repairs parts, but if the part is worn or damaged, he replaces it. Some mechanics compare their fi eld to that of the physician, because most people come to them only when their car is in dire straits. When people come in for an automotive check-up, mechanics often replace worn parts before they become hazardous to the driver, even though drivers can be suspicious of mechanics who recommend the replacement of parts that haven’t stopped functioning.

The best mechanics have mastery of a wide variety of integrated skills: electrical systems (a car’s wiring is more complicated than an average home’s); computerised electronics (a television set seems simple by comparison); fuel system (a car’s “plumbing” is a Byzantine maze of tubes). Car mechanics proudly compare themselves to doctors, since they mainly see people with complaints; but whereas the human body and its problems have remained essentially unchanged for millennia, the designs of cars change every year. As a result, the job requires more preparation than ever before. More and more, cars are controlled by electronic instruments, so mechanics are using computers constantly. “Computers have become as much a part of the tool box as wrenches,” said one mechanic. Most car mechanics start in an automotive repair school, then work full time at the same dealerships. They read trade papers daily to know about of changes and trends in their industry. As they gain experience they can move into higher-paying, specialised positions. They can also rise to the ranks of supervisor or manager, particularly if they have strong interpersonal skills to calm cranky customers who are displeased by high service bills and inconvenience.

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