Name: Juan Carlos Brito Gonzalez

Subject: English III

Tema 2. READINGS WORD ORDER

1.-In a text related to your career (200-250 words)

Lubricants

Lubricants can be liquids, solids, or even gases, and they are most often oils
or greases. Liquid lubricants often provide many functions in addtion to controlling
friction and wear, such as scavenging heat, dirt and wear debris; preventing rust
and corrosion; transferring force; and acting as a sealing medium.

Engineers are called upon to select and evaluate lubricants, to follow their
performance in service, and to use them to best advantage in the design of
equipment. Lubricant manufacturers and distributors may have hundreds of
lubricants in their product line, each decribed separately in the product literature as
to intended applications, properties, and benefits, as well as performance in the
selected standard tests. Lubricants are selected according to the needs of the
particular application. Careful lubricant selection helps obtain improved
performance, lower operating cost, and longer service life, for both the lubricant
and the equipment involved. Industry´s demands for efficient, competitive
equipment and operations, which meet the latest enviromental regulations, create
continued demand for new and improved lubricants. Equipment manufacturers and
suppliers specify lubricants that suit their particular equipment and its intended
operating condition, and their recommendations should be followed.

Liquid Lubricants:

A liquid lubricant consists of (1) a mixture of selected base oils and

additives, (2) blended to a specific viscosity, with (3) the blend designed to meet
the performance needs of a particular type of service. A lubricant may contain
several base oils of different viscosities and types, blended to meet viscosity
requirements, or to minimize cost.
2. - Extract 4 sentences and identify the components of the sentence!

1. - Lubricants can be liquids, solids, or even gases, and they are most often oils or
greases.

2. - Engineers are called upon to select and evaluate lubricants, to follow their
performance in service, and to use them to best advantage in the design of
equipment.

3. - Lubricants are selected according to the needs of the particular application.

4. - Careful lubricant selection helps obtain improved performance, lower operating

cost, and longer service life, for both the lubricant and the equipment involved.

Noum preposition

Verd pronoum

Adjective interjection

Adverd

Conjunction