Раскройте скобки, употребляя глагол в нужной форме

1) Hello! Where you (to go)? — Nowhere in par­ticular. I just (to take) a walk.

2) Our students (to do) all kinds of exercises and now they (to be) sure that they (to know) this rule well. They (to hope) they (to make) no mistakes in the paper.

3) The expedition (to cover) hundreds of kilometres, but , they still (to be) far from their destination.

 

 

4) You (to go) to Great Britain next year?

5) At the age of twenty my fa­ther (to combine) work and study.

 

6. Напишите предложения в отрицательной форме и пере ве­дите их.

1) She speaks English well.

2) He is going to the USA this year.

3) He can sing English and American songs.

 

Составьте предложение из следующих слов и переведите его на русский язык.

1) new, factories, construction, of, will continue.

2) a, Russia, major, industry, automaking, is, at present, in.

3) one of the, is, the fog, worst features, of London

 

Выпишите из текста 10 глаголов и напишите, в каких временах они употреблены.

 

ВАРИАНТ № 10.

Прочтите текст, перепишите и переведите письменно. Используйте словарь для нахождения значений новых слов.

WITHDRAWALS.

ИЗЪЯТИЯ ДЕНЕГ ИЗ КРУГООБОРОТА.

Withdrawals (o leakages) are that part of the circular flow, which are not passed on as spending with UK firms. Tills is income, which individuals, fimis or governments take out of the circular flow with the likely result that level of economic activity in the economy declines. The three forms that withdrawals can take are:

Savings

Imports

Taxation

Savings. Сбережения.

Both businesses and individual citizens can take the decision not to spend all of the income that they receive. A number of factors are thought to determine the level of savings at any one time. Interest rates obviously influence the saver’s decision since they represent the return on his or her savings. Many economists believe that decisions to save are taken in response to perods of economic uncertainty: the more worried people are about interest rates, job security and so on, the more they are likely to save. Alternatively, there is evidence that when money is losing value quickly, as in a period of inflation, people tend to purchase consumer durable goods such as televisions and washing machines.

Another factor is social change. Previous generations placed great store by saving in order to carry out major purchases, this is less common today perhaps due to the ready availability of credit.

Imports. Импорт.

You will know that expenditure by UK inhabitants on good and services imported from abroad will remove those funds from the domestic circular flow and will cause a decrease in the level of economic activity. Periodically, the UK has spent too freely on imports and earnings from exports have been insufficient to cover this. Many factors encourage us to purchase imports: some are favourable to the economy in the long term, whilst others are harmful. If imports of raw materials increase due to the growth of a domestic industry, then this indicates an expanding economy, which should sell more exports in the future in order to pay for the increased expenditure. However, if the imports are the consequence of UK citizens preferring foreign goods on grounds of, for example, price or quality, then the impact may be harmful as jobs are lost in domestic industries.