Ingliz tili o’zbekiston Respublikasi Sog’liqni saqlash vazirligi tomondan tibbiyot oliy o’quv yurtlari talabalari uchun qo’lanma sifatida tavsiya etilgan. "O’zbekiston milliy ensiklopediyasi"

Note

1. 
   the meeting was help – yig’ilish o’tkazilgan edi.
   

HOME ASSIGNMENTS


VII. From the predicates given in brackets pick out and insert the correct one:
1. Who … home now? Who usually … home in the evening? (returns is returning) 2. Doctor P. … the operation a week ago. Doctor P. … the operation from 10.⁰⁰ till 12.00 a.m. yesterday. (performed, was performing) 3.I … a corpse at 2.⁰⁰ p.m. tomorrow. I … a corpse tomorrow.(shall dissect, shall be dissecting)


VIII. Answer the following questions:
1. Are the doctors fighting for the life of this patient? 2. Who is fightin for the life of this patient? 3. What are the doctors doing? 4. What are the doctors fighting for?

IX. Read Text G. Find the sentences in the Continuous tenses and translate them:

Text G. Interesting Meeting

Twice a month we hold different group meeting at which we discuss many problems of our life.
But this time it was not an ordinary meeting. We were going to meet one of the former students of our Institute. He is a professor and a very talented surgeon.
Everybody considers that he is a qualified specialist in the field of heart surgery. He devotes much time to scientific work and is the author of numerous articles on the surgical on the treatment of some heart diseases.
That’s why we were so excited. We were talking about the coming meeting and preparing the questions which we were going to ask Professor Nurmatov.
Soon the door opened and the man whon we were waiting for entered the room. Our excited talk stopped and the meeting began. First of all we greeted (qarshi oldik) Professor Nurmatov and asked him to tell us something about his work.
After grauation from the institute Professor Nurmatov got his work appointment to a small hospital. His first patient was a ten – year –old girl. The girl needed an operation badly. When he was preparing for theoperation he felt great excitement. But when he began to operate he thought only of his responsibility for the girl’s life. How happy he was when he understood that he saved the girl!
There were many difficulties in his work as he had no experience but his elder colleagues were always ready to help him.
At the end of the meeting we thanked professor Nurmatov heartily. The meeting was so interesting that no one wanted to leav the hall.