2. The Indefinite Tenses (the Active and the Passive Voice) The Continuous Tenses (the Active and the Passive Voice) The Conjunctions used in pairs

free good, n [fri: gVd] бесплатное благо
e.g. Waker is an example of free goods.


public goods, n ['pAblIk gVdz] общественные блага
e.g. Health services are examples of public goods.


consumer goods, n [kqn'sju:mq gVdz] товары широкого потребления
e.g. Consumer goods are those such as food and clothing.


capital goods, n ['kxpItl gVdz] товары производственного
назначения, ср-ва производства
e.g. Capital goods are usually used for making other goods.


vast, adj [va:st] обширный

e.g. a vast country, a vas sum of money.

precise, adj [prI'saIz] точный, определенный
e.g. We were given precise instructions.


define, v [dI'faIn] определять
e.g. To define the concept of freedom


definition, n ["defq'nISn] определение
e.g. definition in a dictionary


direct, v [dq'rekt] направлять
e.g. Environmental policy was traditionally directed at pollution control.


direction, n [dq'rekSn] направление
e.g. to move in the direction of Moscow


satisfy wants ['sxtIsfaI wPnts] удовлетворять потребности
e.g. The available resources are not enough to satisfy all wants and needs.


be conserned with, v [bi: kqn'sWnd wID] заниматься, интересоваться
e.g. Geometry is concerned with questions of size and shape.


consume, v [kqn'sju:m] потреблять, расходовать
e.g. People can consume resources of energy such as solar energy, wind and
hydroelectric power.


consumption, n [kqn'sAmpSn] потребление, расход
e.g. Prices regulate consumption and production in a market economy.


bring about, v [brIN q'baVt] осуществлять, вызывать
e.g. What brings about changes in prices?