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Technical
English
—_Contents
Unit 1 Innovations
Unit 2 Design
2
"14 Eureka!
Inventions
Past connuous and past ilo
Present pris! continuous = evince
4.2 Sman driling
‘tle on crude of
Past panpial prrase atthe beginning ot
3 Lasers
How an Xray machine works
‘Signals ina fecure:chango of top, rfer
visual, change of speaker
2.4 Spin-offs
Desorption of barcodes
Prosont simple and past simp passive
Function: fo hint: for vero + ing
fhatinnion
2.2 Speciications
Dosgn spociiaton of amabity scooter
Prosont partopal pases
23 Properties
Branstorming meeting about a bung
renovation
“ectnica presentation
Signals ins mocing:Invting suggestions,
infoauoing ideas, praising contibutons
Review Unit A
Unit 3 Systems
2.1 Product recall (i)
5
16
6
19
Narratve of apoltionincidont
Presont continous passive
Prepostlonel/Adverbia prrases to express
tnikelnood
2.2 Product recall (2)
NNows report ofa car recall
Linking pasos using relative pronouns and
presert paripal phrases
33 Controls
Description of avtoplt and windvane cont
systems
Vocabulary of contol eysteme anc thot
operation
Unit 4 Procedures
“44 Shutdown
DDoscripton of a tchnolegicalinetalation
Phrases to describe purpose and cause
42 Overnau!
Narang an instal accident
Phrasal erie
443 Demonstration
Desorption of wo welding processos
hie“ + vert» sing present continuous
for simutaneous actions
Review Unit B
Unit § Processes
‘54 Causation
Tiaditorel ron prodvetion and
pyroeiectolsis
Expressing eause and effect
5.2 Stages (1)
“Tiactonal¥on production and FINEX
stoomaking
‘Choosing abpropdately botwoen active and
passive
5.3 Stages (2)
Deseripten of aluminium smeting
DDeserbing tunes of pais used in mating
Unit 6 Planning
64 Risk
‘tice onthe possible etecs of earthquakes:
Expressing tketnood
62 ¢riele
Plans for dealing with blowouts
Future passive forms
6.3 Project
Pins fora nuclear power plant programme
Fick ascosemert
Future passive forms; comparatives
Review Unit C
Unit 7 Developments
7. Progress
rogue evaluation ofa handheld computer
‘Noun phrases
Revision: tenees ard language forms
7.2 Comparison
Evaluating wo types of ouch screen
Competing and darirestng
73 Product
‘System description of tbe opis
‘Teonnical versus non-technical tems
__ Unit 8 incidents
Unit 9 Agreements
4
Review Unit D
8.1 Missing
Viarenousng procedures
Naws sory
Medes perfect acve and passive: must
have been + past parcine
82 Confidentia
‘Atle on computer worms.
Increct questions
83 Dangor
‘Siory ofa water potutonincdert
Wierd butding: noun, adjective, vr
CCortainty in responsas: fo come extent,
dette not
2.4 Proposals
Port secur systoms project
‘Secury devices ard definitions
Proposals and suggestions
192 Detintions
Basic and expanded definitions
Generic terme used in dafintons: process,
‘estumant
193 Contracts
‘Gases in corracts
‘Contract forms: shal should (=, thane
Goncstonais: en condition that rowed tat
Unit 10 Testing
10.1 Test plans
Seteme test reports
yphonated pases acting a adjoctives;
prosontpast patina phrase
Conaision
48 10.2 Test reports
Unit 11 Accidents _
60
a
Sections ina test epart
[Expressions of damage, motal fatigue
faire: coreded, bucked
403 Test methods
Non destructive tet methods
Language fer enaring 8 eating: Lore
‘start the mooting ow. That concludes our
meeting.
Review Unit E
111 Investigation
News siory ofa olsastr
(Conclusions and recommendations: should’
shouldh + passive
11.2 Report
‘Rodent investigation report,
‘Tid condtionat
11.3 Communication
Gtisoings Tor ftectve orl communication
Phrases for asseniveness traning: Can we
dscuss our action plan now?
Unit 12 Evaluat
12:1 Projects
Evaluation report of a Compressed Air
Energy Storage oyster
FRange of forms expressing nacessity and
purpose
122 Performance
Appraisal interview
Phrasal verbs
12.3 Innovation
Revision: could for present and potenti
spplcatong
Review Unit FInnovations
1 Eureka!
1 Complete these texts, using the correct tense and the active or
passive form of the verbs in brackets.
In 1968, Dr Spencer Siver (1) _as.working 2 In 1950, John Hopps (1) __was.doing _
(work) at the 3M company in the US as a research (do) electrical engineering research in the field of
chemist. He (2) (develop) and medicine. He (2)________ {work} with
testing different kinds of adhesives. By accident, he radio frequencies and their ability to raise body
(3) _____(ciscover) a tow-tacke temperature, One day, he (3)
reusable pressure sensitive adhesive, in other words, (discover) by chance that it was possible to restart
one which (4) (require) only a heart by electical methods. The fist portable
gentle pressure to make one surface stick to another. pacemaker (4) _{invent) in.
Furthermore, the twa surfaces (5) 1957 and began (5)________ (use)
(can separate) easily and then stuck together again, all over the world. In due course, the size
In 1977 3M (6) ______ (launch) the (6) ______ (reduce), and the weight
product as the ‘Postit® note, and by 1980 it and sizeof the batteries (7)
()—______ (eel) the product (shrink), so that the pacemaker
successfully across the USA. (8) _______(can implant) inside the
body.
oe
2 Complete these dialogues, using the words in brackets and underlining the correct
words. Use the present perfect continuous for the first question.
1A: How long has your company been extracting oil and gas from the Norih Sea?
(your company / extract / oil and gas / North Sea)
Bi For/ Since 40 years.
Ae
(how / crude oil / get to / refineries / shore)
Bo but now it's brought ashore by pipeline.
(before / transport / tankers)
2 A: Howlong—_____? (companies / produce / LPG*)
B: For/Since 1912
PAE Nt
(motorists / start / use / LPG / cars)
Boas an aternative to petrol and diesel
(tart / use / 1940)
3A
(ales / LPG / Europe / increase / decrease / recently)
B: For/Since the past eight years,
(sales /rise / steadily)
iat niyouropiiiiity. ee
(what / cause / increase / sales)
B: These days, more LPG
(use / rural areas / heating / electricity generation)
*LPG
liquid petroleum gas