6. Put the following verbs into the sentences, using them in Present, Past or Future Indefinite Tense. Translate these sentences.

To surround, to be, to rest, to plant, to appear, to design.

1. The famous architect... this beautiful garden in 1876.

2. There... different species of plants in the park.

3. My sister... when she is walking along the alleys of this park.

4. Every student of our group... a tree next year.

5. A new type of park... in Europe of Renaissance period.

6. Old trees... the wooden house of my parents.

7. Choose the proper word and put it into the sentence. Translate the sentences.

1. People have always been trying not to... themselves from nature as nature gives....

2. A park is an area with either planted or natural. ..., roads, alleys and water....

3. Parks are of two types... and....

4. Regular parks are usually decorated with...,..., etc.

5. In irregular parks trees, road and water imitate natural... unchanged by man.

6. In ancient Greece special gardens were built with space to... the youth in sports and sport games.

7. In Middle Ages parks and gardens in Eastern countries had its own decorative...

Sculptures, Regular, vegetation, fountains, to train, to se­parate, rest, irregular, reservoirs, landscape, design.

8. Read and translate the text without a dictionary.

People made parks in cities many thousand years ago. They always wanted to have some nature in the city, to come to the park, to have a rest. But the first city parks were open only for rich people. Now all people in all countries use parks.

Today there is no city without a park for public recreation.

There are different types of parks in the world. Some parks are very small with only a few trees and flowers. Others- such as Hyde Park in London or Sokolniky in Moscow - have very large territories.

9. Make up a dialogue, following this instruction.

A. You are a student at the Landscape Gardening Department. You've learnt much about parks and their history. You are ready to answer your friends question's on this problem. В» You are fond of nature. You like to go to the forest, to have a rest in the parks. As your friend knows many interesting things about parks and their history, you'd like to ask him a few questions such as:

1. What the park is;

2. Why the people have been planting parks and leaving large areas of forest unchanged;

3. What types the parks are of;

4. What way regular parks are planned in;

5. What landscape trees, roads and waters immitate in irregular parks;

6. When and in what countries parks appeared;

7. What the parks of Renaissance period consisted of;