Last year we (to work) very much.

15 I (not to see) you for ages! I'm glad to see you again.

I (to be) born in 1984.

6. Раскройте скобки, употребив глагол в нужной форме.
Belov: Good morning, Mr. Smith. Happy to see you in Moscow again.
Smith: Good morning, Mr. Belov. I (to be) also pleased to meet you.
Belov: Will you take a seat, please. You (to have) a nice journey?
Smith: Yes, thank you. I (to enjoy) the trip. It (to be) very pleasant indeed.

Belov: I'm glad to hear it. Now I'd like to discuss with you some details of our transaction.

Our customers already (to study) all the technical characteristics of your system and

(to conclude) that they (to meet) their requirements. Smith.A'm happy to hear it. We (to sell) our equipment to many Eastern countries It's up to

world standards and is in great demand on the world market. Belov: Well, now we (can) get down to discussing the commercial side of our transaction,

can't we? The first thing I'd like to clarify is the prices. Smith: You (not to find) them attractive?

Belov: On the whole we do, but the prices for items 3 and 9 (to be) a bit high. Smith: I'm afraid I can't agree with you here. These items (to be) completely new in design

and they (to be) the best on the world market. Belov: Well. Agreed.

7. Заполните пропуски предлогами:

Th July, 19

Soyuzimport,

Srnolenskaya Square, Moscow, Russia

Dear Sirs,

We thank you... your letter of the 2nd July 1999 in which you inform us that you are

interested... purchasing our refrigerators. We remember very well the talk we had... your

Mr Stepanov

It gives us great pleasure to enclose with the letter our catalogues... which you will find ail the technical characteristics... the model you require We are pleased to offer you 250 refrigerators... the price of $435 per unit GIF. The price includes packing.

We hope you will find our price quite competitive. We are sure that.. this price our refrigerators are the best... the world market.

Unfortunately we cannot promise delivery earlier than... the end... the year as we are heavy with orders now. We hope to hear... you within the next few days. Yours faithfully, Brown & Co

Составьте диалог на основе данного выше текста.

9. Замените определительные придаточные предложения оборотом с причастием

I.

1. As soon as I have done my homework. I can go for a walk.

2. In the library he saw many people who were reading books and newspapers.

3. All the people who live in this house are students.

4. There are many pupils in our class who take part in all kinds of extra-curricular
activities.

5. When she wrote the letter, she went to the post-office to send it.

10. Поставьте вопросы по заданию и ответьте на них.

Ask the representative of a foreign firm:

What company he presents?

What goods he was interested in?

What technical characteristics will meet his requirements?

What colour he prefers for his goods?

What order he will be able to place?

Howlong it will take him to pay for his order?

If he wants to arrange his specialists' training in our training centre?

If he is going to continue his co-operation with us?

Переведите следующий диалог.

Klimenko: Good morning, sir.

Ivanov: Good morning. Come in, please You are Mr Klimenko, aren't you? Please take a seat. Will you wait for me a little while I finish signing these documents? Meanwhile, please, fill in the application form.... There, that's all. Now I can concentrate on you, Mr. Klimenko. Tell me, how long were you in your list job with "Alfa"? Klimenko: Five years. I am leaving only because the firm is moving to Sevastopol, but

I think a change will do me good.

Ivanov: What do you know about our company? Have you got any questions to me? Klimenko: I know that it's a very promising company, so I'd like you to inform me*

What will be the major focus of efforts in the next few years?

Ivanov: We plan to expand our activity on English-speaking countries, mainly on England, to buy equipment and technologies from them and run training programs here. We need a team of creative persons to make our company competitive in the world market.

Klimenko: What responsibilities and obligations do you suggest during the first year? Ivanov: Well, first of all to be responsible for our contracts with English partners, to buy good equipment and generally to be skilful in negotiations Are you a leader, an entrepreneur by nature?

 

Klimenko: Yes, I think so, because I make contracts with people very easily Ivanov: All right. Now, Mr. Klimenko, 1 am quite prepared to offer you a job with