Exercise 1. Match the words in the left column with their definitions in the righe columns
Nouns:
1. advantage
a. business organization, public institution, or household
2. complexity
b. the quality of being useful, easy, or suitable for someone
3. prostheses c. the state or quality of being intricate
4. establishment d. a condition that puts a person in superior position
5. convenience e. the expression of dissatisfaction
6. complaint f. an artificial body part, such as a limb, a heart, or a tooth
Adjectives:
1. preventative a. having exceptional strength, endurance, or ability
2. compulsory b. found or distributed over a large area or number of people
3. widespread c. steady and continuously flowing
4. inevitable d. required by law or a rule; obligatory
5. bionic
e. keeping something undesirable from occurring
6. current
f certain to happen; unavoidable
Exercise 2. Read the following text and fill in the crossword with the words from
the tert according to the definitions given below:​

Maı] [ʹfeıvə] [ʹraıtə] [ız] [͵ælıgʹzændə] Ivanovich Kuprin. [ʹredıŋ] [hız] [wɜ:ks], [aı] [du:] [nɒt] [get] [ʹtaıəd] [tu:] [ʹmɑ:v(ə)l] [æt] [hız] [ʹtælənt]. Kuprin [hæd] [ə,(eı)] [ju:ʹni:k] [əʹbılıtı] [tu:] [krıʹeıt] unusually [ʹlaıvlı], [ʹvıvıd] images[МН.Ч.] [ðæt] [ðə] [ʹri:də] remembers [fɔ:] [hız] [ınʹtaıə] [laıf]. [͵ælıgʹzændə] Ivanovich Kuprin [wɒz] [bɔ:n] [ʹɔ:gəst] 26, 1870 [ın] [ðə] [ʹdıstrıkt] [taʋn] [ɒv] Narovchate [ın] [ðə] [ʹfæm(ə)lı] [ɒv] [æn] [əʹfıʃ(ə)l], [hıʹredıt(ə)rı] [ʹnəʋb(ə)lmən] IvanIvanovich Kuprin (1834-1871), [hu:] died [wʌn] [jıə] [ʹɑ:ftə] [ðə] [bɜ:θ] [ɒv] [hız] [sʌn]. [ʹmʌðə], Lyubov Alekseevna (1838-1910), [neı] Kulunchakova, [keım] [frɒm] [ə,(eı)] [kaınd] [ɒv] [ʹtɑ:tə] princes[МН.Ч.] ]. [ʹɑ:ftə] [ðə] [deθ] [ɒv] [hɜ:] [ʹhʌzbənd], [ʃi:] moved [tu:] [ʹmɒskəʋ], [weə] [ðə] [ʹtʃaıldhʋd] [ænd] [͵ædəʹles(ə)ns] [ɒv] [ðə] [ʹfju:tʃə] [ʹraıtə] [pɑ:st]. [ın] [sıks] years[МН.Ч.] [ðə] [bɔı] [wɒz] [ʹgıv(ə)n] [tu:] [ðə] [ʹmɒskəʋ] Razumovsky [ʹbɔ:dıŋ] [sku:l] ([ʹɔ:f(ə)nıdʒ]), [frɒm] [wıtʃ] [hi:] [left] [ın] 1880. [ın] [ðə] [seım] [jıə] [hi:] entered [ðə] [ʹsekənd] [ʹmɒskəʋ] [kəʹdet] [kɔ:]. [ʹdjʋərıŋ] [hız] [laıf], Kuprin [rəʋt] [ʹmenı] stories[МН.Ч.], [ðə] [məʋst] [ʹfeıməs] ones[МН.Ч.][МН.Ч.][ʹbi:ıŋ] [ðə] [ʹpɒmıgrænıt] [ʹbreıslıt], Olesya, [ʹdju(:)əl] [ænd] [səʋ] [ɒn]. Kuprin died [ɒn] [ðə] [naıt] [ɒv] [ʹɔ:gəst] 25, 1938 [frɒm] [ı͵sɒfəʹdʒi:əl] [ʹkænsə]. [hi:] [wɒz] [ʹberıd] [ın] [ʹlenıngræd] [ɒn] [ðə] Writers' [brıdʒ] [ɒv] [ðə] Volkov [ʹsemıtrı] [nekst] [tu:] [ðə] [greıv] [ɒv] [ız] Turgenev

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