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Спасибо огромное! Поправил.
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“teacher-organizator” в английском отсутствует, замени у [Yekaterina Romanchenko] по аналогии с [Yulia Demina]
“The Young Historiansan” раз уж ты добавил s, убери хотя бы an “, that” глянь поиском, осталось три вхождения, убери в них запятую В адресе (низ страницы) в конце строк стоят точки, они там не нужны. [Andrey Lapykin] Надо по-большому править, но пока по-маленькому. “the VI All-Russian geologists congress 2008” — “the 6th All-Russian Congress of Geologists (2008)” “rewarded” — “awarded” “In 1986 he has organized” — “In 1986 he organized” “In 1990 he has organized” — “In 1990 he organized” “In 1992 he has organized” — “In 1992 he organized” “he was initiator” если единственный — “he was the initiator”, если один из — “he was an initiator” “stone-fellows' society” ляп, подумай, чем заменить “Ostsayany Mountains” замени Ost “the Altai etc.” как минимум, поставь запятую перед etc. “laterophily” может лучше laterophilia, подобно pedophilia и zoophilia? ![]() “educationalist” — это теоретик от образования, а не почётный работник; подумай, чем заменить. |
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Все поправил более-менее. По поводу organized и has organized - он не организовывал, а организовал, то есть есть результат. Или в данном случае здесь не важно?
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Цитата:
Вот как британец объяснил правило: “The best formula I know to sum up the difference between the tenses is that the simple past places a completed action in a past context, while the present perfect places a completed action in a present context”. (wandle, Mar 14, 2013 http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/present-perfect-vs-simple-past-phoned-has-phoned-3-times.2597375/#post-13097566) Поскольку я не понял, от чего зависит в какой контекст помещать, прошлый или настоящий, не стану советовать заменить “He has been awarded” на “He was awarded”. ![]() Кстати, по-американски organized, а по-британски organised. (http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/organise-vs-organize.34934/) “are there candidates” — “there are candidates” [как минимум] “There are a lot of really collectors among them and the men, for whom the abilities and skills that have been acquired in the school-museum, became the absorbing hobby for there whole life.” — “There are a lot of real collectors among them and those men whose abilities and skills acquired in the school-museum became an absorbing hobby within their lifetime.” [как минимум] “We also ready to the cooperation with interesting teachers, professional collectors and all who is interesting in stone and sciences about the Earth and the Universe.” — ИWe are also ready to cooperate with the interested teachers, professional collectors and anyone interested in stones, Earth Sciences and Astronomy.” [как минимум] |
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“He has been awarded with A. Fersman-medal.” —
“In 2015 he was awarded Fersman medal of the Russian Geological Society.”
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Спасибо большое!
Классический мюллеровский словарь to organize считает вполне английским, а to organise не знает. |
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