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Faraday heard of talks on science which were being given by one of the greatest (ученых) of the time, Sir Humphry Davy. As he sat and listened to the great man he (делал записи). Faraday wanted to give his life to (науке), so he wrote a letter to Sir Humphry Davy and asked for his help.

Sir Humphry (пригласил) Faraday to come to see him, and gave him some (научную работу) to do. Faraday (был в восторге). His work at first was only to wash and (готовить) all the things which Davy and his fellow-scientists were to use in their experiments, but he (проводил много времени с учеными) and could listen to what they said, and he (мог наблюдать их за работой).

Sir Humphry sometimes (путешествовал) in Europe, where he went to meet the great (ученые) of other countries, and one day he (решил) to make another of these trips. He asked Faraday if he (хотел бы), to come with him.

Faraday, of course, was thrilled and (с радостью принял приглашение). He had never been more than a few miles from London in his life.

Faraday (получил большое удовольствие от) his time in Europe, but he was not really sorry at the end of the journey because he was now able to (продолжить свою собственную работу) and experiments in England.

He was wondering whether a magnet could (кaким-то образом) be made to give an electric current. Faraday (был совершенно уверен) that a current could be made, but he had very little time for experiments. His outside work (занимала все его время). Не could stop his outside work, of course, but if he did so, he would lose most of the £ 1,200 a year which he (получал). Не had to (выбирать) between (наукой) and money, and he (выбрал науку).

At first he was quite unable to make an electric current with his magnets. But one day (ему в голову пришла великолепная мысль). Не (провел) the magnet near the wire. And then he got what he wanted: an electric current in the wire. Of course, he still had to (разработать идею).

After (нескольких) experiments (этого рода) he made a machine. It was the beginning of all the great machines that make electricity today. All (современные) turbines are made on the principles that (были разработаны) by Faraday. His (открытие) was the beginning of the electrical age, which (изменил) the face of the earth.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Faraday heard of talks on science which were being given by one of the greatest (ученых) of the time, Sir Humphry Davy. As he sat and listened to the great man he (делал записи). Faraday wanted to give his life to (науке), so he wrote a letter to Sir Humphry Davy and asked for his help.Sir Humphry (пригласил) Faraday to come to see him, and gave him some (научную работу) to do. Faraday (был в восторге). His work at first was only to wash and (готовить) all the things which Davy and his fellow-scientists were to use in their experiments, but he (проводил много времени с учеными) and could listen to what they said, and he (мог наблюдать их за работой).Sir Humphry sometimes (путешествовал) in Europe, where he went to meet the great (ученые) of other countries, and one day he (решил) to make another of these trips. He asked Faraday if he (хотел бы), to come with him.Faraday, of course, was thrilled and (с радостью принял приглашение). He had never been more than a few miles from London in his life.Faraday (получил большое удовольствие от) his time in Europe, but he was not really sorry at the end of the journey because he was now able to (продолжить свою собственную работу) and experiments in England.He was wondering whether a magnet could (want some way) be made to give an electric current. Faraday (was quite sure) that a current could be made, but he had very little time for experiments. His outside work (occupied all his time). Could not stop his outside work, of course, but if he did so, he would lose most of the £ 1.200 a year which he (got). Not had to (choose) between (Science) and money, and he (chose science).At first he was quite unable to make an electric current with his magnets. But one day (he came up with great idea). (Not held) the magnet near the wire. And then he got what he wanted: an electric current in the wire. Of course, he still had to (develop the idea).After (multiple) experiments (this kind) he made a machine. It was the beginning of all the great machines that make electricity today. All (modern) 1.05 are made on the principles that (were developed) by Faraday. His (opening) was the beginning of the electrical age, which (changed) the face of the earth.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Faraday heard of talks on science which were being given by one of the greatest ( scholars) of the time, Sir Humphry Davy . As he sat and listened to the great man he ( taking notes). Faraday wanted to give his life to (science), so he wrote a letter to Sir Humphry Davy and asked for his help.

Sir Humphry (invited) Faraday to come to see him, and gave him some ( scientific work) to do. Faraday (was thrilled). His work at first was only to wash and ( cooking) all the things which Davy and his fellow-scientists were to use in their experiments, but he ( spent a lot of time with the scientists) and could listen to what they said , and he ( could watch them at work).

Sir Humphry sometimes (traveled) in Europe, where he went to meet the great ( scholars) of other countries, and one day he ( decided) to make another of these trips. He asked Faraday if he (would like to), to come with him.

Faraday, of course, was thrilled and ( gladly accepted the invitation). He had never been more than a few miles from London in his life.

Faraday (got great pleasure from) his time in Europe, but he was not really sorry at the end of the journey because he was now able to ( continue his own work) and experiments in England.

He was wondering whether a magnet could (kakim-way) be made to give an electric current . Faraday (was quite sure) that a current could be made, but he had very little time for experiments. His outside work (occupied all his time). Not could stop his outside work, of course , but if he did so, he would lose most of the £ 1,200 a year which he ( received). Not had to (choose) between (science) and money, and he (chose science).

At first he was quite unable to make an electric current with his magnets. But one day (his great idea came to mind). He (had) the magnet near the wire. And then he got what he wanted: an electric current in the wire. Of course, he still had to (design idea).

After (a few) experiments (of this kind) he made a machine. It was the beginning of all the great machines that make electricity today. All (current) turbines are made on the principles that ( developed) by Faraday. His (opening) was the beginning of the electrical age , which ( changed) the face of the earth.

Результаты (английский) 3:

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