Лексико-грамматические
единицы
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Грамматическая
тема
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Пример употребления в
предложении
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had
имел;
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Past Participle II Active (have): Причастие II от have (действительного
залога)
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Nylon in particular proved revolutionary to the textile industry and led the way for a variety of synthetic materials that have had enormous social and economic impact.
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had been
был;
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Past Participle II Active (have): Причастие II от have (страдательного
залога)
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The carbon fibers industry had been dominated by fiberglass and boron fibers, which were extremely popular in
the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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hadn't
не имел;
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The verb contraction had not: сокращение
разг. = had not
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During experiments a group of scientists identified several vapor components including glycidol — which hadn’t previously been identified in e-cig vapor — formaldehyde and acrolein.
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hard
жесткий;
твердый;
трудный;
тяжелый;
сильный;
тяжело;
сильно;
упорно;
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1.The Adjective: Имя
прилагательное
2.Adverb: Наречие
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The researchers used a laboratory tube furnace under argon gas conditions to carbonize the product into a hard foam.
With the ubiquity of lithium-ion batteries in smartphones and other rechargeable devices, it’s hard to
imagine replacing them.
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hardly
вряд ли;
чуть;
едва;
едва ли;
с трудом;
еле;
насилу;
резко;
сурово;
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Adverb: Наречие
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The description of synthetic detergents as the first big change in soap making in two millennia is hardly an
exaggeration.
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has
имеет;
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1.The Simple Present:
Настоящее простое время
2.The auxiliary verb - the third
person singular present of have: Вспомогательный глагол; третье лицо единственного числа настоящего от have
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This synthetic approach has many advantages: films with optical quality and controlled thickness can be
obtained using low temperatures and cheap raw materials, by using “green chemistry” synthetic routes.
Development of high Mn austenitic SSs by replacing high cost Ni with low cost Mn has gained a lot of
significance during past decade or so.
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has been
был;
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The Present Perfect
Passive: Настоящее
совершенное время страдательный залог
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The cost of making carbon fibers has been reduced drastically in the last 20 years, and researchers are
bringing that cost down every day.
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hasn't
не имеет;
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The verb contraction has not: сокращение, разг. = has not
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The result on five-membered aromatic heterocycles published so far, however, hasn’t included a study of
isoxazoles as substrates in the Paternò–Büchi reaction.
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have
иметь;
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1.The Simple Present:
Настоящее
простое время
2.The auxiliary verb: Вспомогательный глагол;
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To work in a chemical laboratory one must have the right personal protective equipment, including, at a
minimum, appropriate eye protection, protective gloves, and a lab coat.
Corporate downsizings and outsourcing have provided the impetus for many entrepreneurial analytical chemists
to start their own businesses.
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have been
был;
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The Present Perfect
Passive: Настоящее
совершенное время страдательный залог
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Sample preparation methods, such as addition of salt, base or acid, have been developed to improve the
headspace-SPME-GC-MS analysis of VOCs in urine samples.
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have to
должен;
глагол;
быть должным;
быть обязанным;
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Modal verb ‘must’ equivalent - have to: Эквивалент модального глагола
must
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Leaks and accidents happen every day at chemical facilities around the world, so the people living closely to the contaminated areas have to be evacuated.
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haven't
не;
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The verb contraction have not: сокращение, разг. = have not
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Of the six known noble gases, only helium and neon haven’t formed compounds to date.
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he
он;
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Personal Pronouns;
Third Person Singular: Личные местоимения; 3-е лицо единственное число
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Stahl believed that every combustible substance contained a universal component of fire, which he named
phlogiston, from the Greek word for ‘inflammable’.
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he'd
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Contraction: he had, he would;
сокращение he had, he would;
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He’d formed a polyester with a much higher molecular weight than before, about 12,000.
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he'll
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Contraction: he will, he would; сокращение he will, he would;
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Dr. Hawke is going to be busy next few weeks, he’ll be working on a research proposal that observes the
potency of certain plants to remove toxins from the air in urban environments.
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hence
следовательно;
отсюда;
с этих пор;
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Adverb: Наречие
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If there is less IR emission, the energy balance of the planet is upset with more incoming than outgoing energy and hence the planet will warm.
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her
ее; ей;
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Possessive Pronouns: of she Притяжательные местоимения: от she
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Katherine Kim landed her first job after graduate school when a temp agency in Irvine, CA, matched her with a biotech start-up company that needed a polymer chemist.
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here
здесь;
сюда;
тут;
вот;
вон;
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Adverb of Location Наречие места
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Here is the evidence of small-molecule regulation of mitochondrial permeability through direct binding of mitochondrial voltage-dependent anion channel.
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hers
ее;
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Possessive Pronouns: of she Притяжательные местоимения от she
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Trey, who hails from New York City, made the trip overseas to join a research group with interests that were similar to hers.
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herself
себя;
себе;
сама;
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Reflexive pronouns:
Возвратные местоимения, 3-е лицо единственное число
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By means of thorough scientific training and hard work Dr. Isenberg attained for herself a place in the
scientific world above that ordinarily reached by a woman.
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he's
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Contraction: he is, he has;
сокр. разг.= he is, he has.
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Jack Clarke is a passionate student, he’s made several presentations and given talks to local, regional,
national and international chemical and science education conferences.
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high
высокий;
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1.The Adjective: Имя
прилагательное
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The diet consisting of high amounts of fat food without the flavanones increased the levels of cell-damage
markers called thiobarbituric acid reactive substances.
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highly
высоко;
очень;
весьма;
сильно;
чрезвычайно;
в высшей степени;
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Adverb: Наречие
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Scientists predicted that highly reactive atoms such as fluorine might form compounds with xenon, the
heaviest of the noble elements and whose electrons, they observed, were not as tightly bound as those of the lighter gases.
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him
ему;
его;
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Personal Pronouns; Third Person Singular. Objective case he.
Личные местоимения; 3-е лицо.
Объектный падеж he.
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Carver's own success demonstrated to him the importance of economic development in raising the awareness
towards pollution prevention.
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himself
сам;
себе;
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Reflexive pronouns:
Возвратные местоимения, 3-е лицо единственное число
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Syntex was unable to make more progesterone because Marker not only had done the key operations himself but
had coded the reagent bottles and left no directions.
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his
его;
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Possessive Pronouns: of he Притяжательные местоимения: от he
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Fleming found that his "mold juice" was capable of killing a wide range of harmful bacteria, such as
streptococcus, meningococcus and the diphtheria bacillus.
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how
как;
каким образом;
что;
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1.Adverb: Наречие
2.The Conjunctions: Союзы
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Ancient inhabitants of North America didn't suspect how mescaline could harm their health, and used it for
the religious purposes.
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however
однако;
как;
как бы ни;
каким образом;
однако;
впрочем;
тем не менее;
как бы ни;
несмотря на то;
несмотря на это;
какой бы ни;
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1.Adverb: Наречие
2.Complex Conjunctions: Сложные союзы
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Recent developments that harvest water from air have been proposed as a solution, however, the technology to
do so consumes a lot of energy.
However, challenge still lies in developing new photocatalytic systems, catalyst recovery, and the activation of inert C-O, C-Cl, C-H, and C-F bonds selectively.
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