VI. Put the verb in brackets in the correct form

1. A corporation must … (be) distinguished from an unincorporated association.

2. He had never had anything like that … (happen) to him before.

3. He made me … (clear up) the mess.

4. He was eager … (help) and anxious … (please) the old lady.

5. I … (apply) for the job if I … (have) an MBA.

6. I had just started … (eat) when the waiter took my plate away.

7. If he … (loose) his job tomorrow, I ... (move) to London to find another one.

8. If we … (reach) agreement we'd sign the contract the same day.

9. It's difficult … (find) somewhere to live nowadays.

10. Receptionists may … (occupy) a low position in the organizational hierarchy.

VII. Each of these sentences is incorrect. Write correct sentences

1. A bank will lend you money only if they knew you can pay it back.

2. Barking furiously, I led the dog out of the room.

3. Having paid my taxes, the amount left in the bank is hardly worth mentioning.

4. I am afraid she would have had no holiday if you not had invited her.

5. Just keep quiet about it. Mention it to anyone or you'll regret it.

6. Pinned to the door by a knife, the man saw a notice.

7. The alarm rings if- anyone will approach the house.

8. While sitting at the foot of a cliff a stone fell on him.

9. Would you know him if you him saw?

10. Writing my name in the hotel register, a familiar voice attracted г attention.

VIII. Translate into English

1. Він виявився хорошим шахістом.

2. Вона, здається, говорила на цю тему раніше.

3. Здавалося, що він про щось думає.

4. Кажуть, що цей підруч­ник друкується у Лондоні.

5. Мені хотілося б знати, де ти і що ти робиш зараз.

6. Ми вважаємо його най­кращим учнем нашої школи.

7. На вашому місці я б не думав про це.

8. Необхідно, щоб він відвідав нас.

9. Я наполягаю, щоб ви проконсультувалися у лікаря.

10. Якби не дощ, ми працювали б сьогодні в саду.

IX. Read and translate the text orally. Translate paragraph 4 in writing

Everyone involved in a business operation has to refer to the office from time to time. In the first few minutes of the day the office comes alive. The salesperson telephones from a customer's shop to find out some details about prices, or discounts, or delivery dates. A customer telephones to find what has happened to the order he sent in last week. The short-listed applicants for the new Quality Control Manager's job turn up for their interviews with the Personnel Manager.

The Personnel Department is concerned with the provision and maintenance of a work­force. There are two dimensions to the task. The first is to ensure that employees are available in the right numbers, at the right time and with the necessary skills for the jobs that need to be done. This is the dimension of quantity. The second dimension relates to the quality of the workforce and is evidenced by the workers' enthusiasm and motivation. Highly motivated workers will be more productive.

The objective of any firm is to market and sell its products or services profitably. In small firms, the owner or chief executive officer might assume all advertising, promotions, marketing, sales, and public relations responsibilities. In large firms, which may offer numerous products and services nationally or even worldwide, an executive vice president directs overall advertising, promotions, marketing, sales, and public relations policies.

The world of business needs a transport system if it is to function effectively. On the one hand, raw materials have to be brought to the factories for processing. Very often those materials need to be imported from other countries. There are so many different materials called for that few countries are able to cater for the needs of their industries. Some countries are rich in one commodity. Other countries are rich in other commodities. The resources of all the countries in the world can be made available to all so long as there are the necessary means of transport.