Аракин 4 курс полностью

Commentary 
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St Bartholomew's, St. Swithin's Hospitals: medical schools in London.
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invigilator: a person who watches over students during examinations.
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Old Bailey: Central Criminal Court, situated in London in the street of the same name.
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the tripos: examination for an honours degree in Cambridge University.
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firsts, seconds, thirds: a system of grading degrees.
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the viva: an oral examination. 
SPEECH PATTERNS 
1. However, I'm not worried. They never read the papers anyway.
— You needn't worry about the meals. She never has anything for breakfast anyway.
— 
I'm sure she is perfect for you. Anyway, I didn't mean to imply she was deficient. 
2. "His father will have him go in for medicine,".the housemaster said.
None can have him wear a formal dress for any function". 
The examiner will have him give the proper answer.
3. Now that you are well again, you can travel.
Now that you are through with this problem you can do
anything.
Now that he's become a graduate student, he can go in for
research.

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Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина
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Phrases and Word Combinations 
to cheat in exams to adopt an attitude of…
to tick smth off …towards
to swot up colloq. for to study to get through
to keep an eye open for smth/smb to cut smb short
to mark and grade the papers to rally one's thoughts
to come out (about results) to call out names 
to raise one's voice 
ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY 
1. annoy vt/i 1) to make a little angry, especially by repeated acts; to disturb and 
nervously upset a person, e. g. Wilfred did not want to pay too much attention to Fleur, 
he was afraid of annoying her.
Syn. vex, irk, bother
2) persistent interrupting, interrupting with or intruding on until the victim is angry, or 
upset, e. g. Clouds of flies annoyed our horses.
Syn. worry, harass, plague, pester, tease .
Ant. soothe, comfort