DEAR FRESHMEN,

HERE you can see the last part of the topic "HEALTH"

PART III. IDIOMS about Health

I. Give Russian equivalents of the following idioms.

• be back on your feet - ...
• look the picture of health - ...
• under the knife - ...
• as white as a sheet - ...
• as fit as a fiddle - ...
• clean bill of health - ...

II. Match the Idioms on the left to the definitions on the right.

1. under the knife                                      a. (healthy and strong)

2. clean bill of health                                 b. (assured by the doctor to be in good health)
3. as white as a sheet                               c. (become healthy after being sick)
4. as fit as a fiddle                                     d. (pale)
5. be back on your feet                             e. (look very healthy)
6. look the picture of health                       f. (have a medical operation)

III. Complete the sentences. Choose the correct idiom.

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1. Many women chose to go  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health  for a face-lift.

2. Only people with a  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health  can donate blood.

3. He turned  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health  and passed out.

4. Exercise if you want to be  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health .

5. The doctor promised you’d  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health  just a few weeks after this operation.

6. Though these children  select be back on your feet look the picture of health under the knife as white as a sheet as fit as a fiddle clean bill of health  they have been through a psychological trauma. 

HOPE, YOU'll your best. 

LUCK, guys!

DEAR FRESHMEN, 

LET'S go on LEARNING some EXTRA MATERIAL on the TOPIC 'HEALTH'


                                                      PART II.   PHRASAL VERBS

I. Give Russian equivalents of the following phrasal verbs:

• ask after - ...
• come down with - ...
• spread out - ...
• fight off - ...
• get over - ... 
• clog up - ...
• lets up - ...

II. Match the phrasal verbs on the right to the definitions on the left.

1.     come down with                  a. (make them go away)

2.     ask after                             b. (become ill)

3.     clog up                                c. (stops)        

4.     get over                              d. (cover wider area than before)

5.     lets up                                e. (block)

6.     spread out                           f. (ask for information, e.g. health)

7.     fight off                              g. (recover from)

III. Choose the best verb to complete the sentence.

1. Many infants  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up  an ear infection even before their first birthday.

2. She came to  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up  the health of her elderly neighbor who lived alone.

3. High fat foods can  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up  our arteries. 

4. Healthy people can  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up  the flu by resting and drinking lots of fluids for a few days.

5. A cold continues at its peak for several days, then it gradually  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up .

6. Chickenpox is a virus that can  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up  quickly over the entire body.

7. The human body’s immune defenses usually  select ask after come down with spread out fight off get over clog up lets up viruses.

WISH YOU BEST LUCK, undergrads!!! ldkg;ldk

DEAR FRESHMEN

We are doing Unit 1 "My Family" and try to learn some phrases about "Health problems"
Here is the extra information on the topic.

Part I.           Collocations

a) Look at the collocations on the topic "Health". Look up them in the English-Russian dictionary. 

1. teary eyes - ...
2. blood transfusion - ...
3. alternative medicine treatment - ...
4. life expectancy - ...
5. catching a cold - ...
6. disease outbreak - ...
7. stuffy nose - ...
8. husky voice - ...

b) Complete the sentences to do the quiz.

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1.  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice  , the age until which a person is expected to live, depends on wealth, gender, and ethnicity.

2. A  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice  may be needed to replace blood lost in an accident or in surgery. 

3. The use of herbs and acupuncture are some of the  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice  for back pains.

4. The public health officials have to prevent the  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice  from spreading further.

5. The flu, colds and allergies may all cause a person to develop a  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice  and  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice .

6. Washing hands frequently can prevent  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice .

7. The symptoms of croup, a virus that attacks breathing passages, are a barking cough and a  select teary eyes blood transfusion alternative medicine treatments life expectancy catching a cold disease outbreak stuffy nose husky voice .

WISH YOU GOOD LUCK, guys!!!

Big Ben

Dear sophomores,

Here are some subjects for your independent work named "Places of Interests of London".

You have to pick up any of them and get ready for the next lesson.

1. The Tower of London.
2. Westminster Abby
3. St.Pauls's Cathedral
4. the English channel

Ferry's Wheel

5. The Thames
6. Ferry's Wheel 
7. Big Ben
8. Trafalgar Square
9. Strait of Dover
10. Madam Tussaud's museum

Trafalgar Square

Dear postgrads in Applied Math's and Informatics
Here are your scores for current assessment, test and independent work.
some of them have to retake the credit test.

NAMES	CURRENT ASSESSMENT	TEST	INDEPENDENT WORK	CREDIT
1. Ибавов Т.	65	64	82	70
2. Ибрагимова .З	71	35
3. Омарова Р.	81	73	92	82
4. Османова М.	22	22
5. Рабаданов Р.	64	25	66	52
6. Саидов Р.	27	22
7. Терикбаева З.	31	19
8. Устакавов Д.	40	52	79	57
9. Шамхалова А.	20	17

DEAR POSTGRADS,
Here are two texts below for your independent work:

Task 1. Retell the text.                                                       

Higher degrees in UK

Master’s degree: (магистерская степень)

Originally, this was a degree awarded on acceptance of a thesis based on a short period of research, usually soon after graduation. It was taken either as an additional qualification for a profession, for example, teaching, or as an introduction to real research, that is, work on a doctoral thesis.

In some universities this is still so. During recent years, however, there has been an increasing tendency to make Master’s degree an advanced examination degree, awarded after a year’s postgraduate course of study, rather than a degree by thesis.

The name of a particular degree depends on the faculty. Thus a Master’s degree in the faculty of arts is called Master of Arts (MA), in the faculty of science Master of Science (MSc), and so on.

The place of the traditional MA, awarded on the acceptance of a thesis, has been taken in some universities be a new Master’s degree, the Master of Philosophy, or the MPhil, as it is usually called in conversation. The use of the word philosophy does not mean that the degree is restricted to philosophy. The name is the same for all faculties, and one may have an MPhil in English, or mathematics, or geography. From a particular point of view philosophy here means the same as “наук” in the names “кандидат” and “доктор наук”.

An MPhil thesis must contain original material, but it is of a lower standard than the PhD.

Task 2. Give a summary of the text.  

Doctorate: (кандидатская степень)

This is called in full Doctor of Philosophy, but is usually referred to as PhD. The word order is that of the original Latin (philosophiae doctor). As in the case described above, philosophy has no special reference to philosophy; the name is invariable for all faculties.

A PhD is awarded on acceptance of a thesis which must be an original contribution to knowledge. Research for this degree usually takes about three years, although the length of time needed varies considerably according to the subject. This degree is generally considered to be of an equivalent standard to the Russian “кандидатская степень”.

There is another type of doctorate, which is called in full a senior doctorate, to avoid confusion with PhD. The name of a particular senior doctorate depends on field of specialisation, e.g. Doctor of Letters – for arts subjects or DLitt from the Latin doctor litterarum; Doctor of Science – for science subjects or DSc.

These degrees are much higher than the PhD, and are comparable in importance to the Russian doctor’s degree. However, they differ from the latter in that they do not involve the writing of a thesis. A person wishing to apply for such a degree submits his published works to a board, or committee, who then decide whether these works justify the award of the degree. There is no direct equivalent in England to the Russian doctorate.

DEAR Sophomores,
Here's information for you

Translate the sentences to make a short story about Dagestan for your Independеnt work:

                                   Дагестан, страна гор и разных языков

1. Дагестан - многонациональная республика в составе Российской Федерации.
2. Дагестан расположен на юге России, на берегу Каспийского моря.
3. Он граничит с Азербайджаном, Грузией, Чечней, Калмыкией и Ставропольским краем.
4. Столица Дагестана - Махачкала, но есть так же и другие небольшие города, как Хасавьюрт, Кизильюрт, Кизляр, Буйнакск, Избербаш, Дербент.
5. С древних времен Дагестан называют "Горой языков".
6. Согласно легенде всадник, который развозил языки в своем мешке по Дагестану, уронил его, и языки рассыпались.
7. С тех пор здесь проживает 13 этнических групп и 30 национальностей, каждая из которых имеет свой диалект.
8. Языки, на которых говорит большинство дагестанцев, это аварский, даргинский, кумыкский, лезгинский и лакский, но есть также и другие языки, как табасаранский, рутульский, агульский, цахурский, ногайский, азербайджанский, армянский и татский.
9. До революции 1917-го года общепринятым языком в Дагестане был арабский, по крайней мере среди образованных людей.
10. Но вскоре после революции алфавит всех дагестанских языков был изменен с арабского на латинский, который в свою очередь в 1938 году, был заменен на Кириллицу.
11. Так как Дагестан входит в состав России, русский - это государственный язык, к которому прибегают все национальности в Дагестане, чтобы общаться друг с другом.

DEAR 1st-year undergrads, 
look and study the following topic for your exam below

MY DAY OFF

1. Hi, I'm ...

2. I'm a first-year undergraduate doing a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology at Dagestan State University.

3. I've got a lot of studies at the University that's why my schedule is very busy on weekdays.

4. I've only got one day-off on Sunday which I try to enjoy as much as I could.

5. As usual I meet up with my friends at the end of the week.

6. When we have time for leisure we go out for a drink and meal somewhere. 

7. I live in Makhachkala and there are many places to have a snack, rest and chat as well. 

8. They are cinemas, cafes, restaurants and clubs.

9. On Sundays my friends and I prefer going out for a meal to a cafe like "Pascucci", "Z & M" or "7th Continent". 

10. Here we can meet every kind of people: a doctor, a student, a worker or a stateman.

11. Our favourite cafe is ................

12. We like it because it serves different types of lovely food.

13. We generally prefer ordering pizza or Dagestan chudu, some salad, juice or cola.

14. For dessert we usually have coffee or black tea with some pastries.

15. While eating we like talking about different events and things, exchanging the latest news, discussing the plans for the next weekend and of course we tease and play tricks on each other.

16. I love such get-togethers with my friends.

17. And I'm always looking forward to our new hangouts.