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2. A quarter of French GDP depends directly on international trade.
3. He blames the energy crisis on the post-September rise in fuel prices.
4. He blamed the losses on tough competition from the US market.
5. He was charged with corruption.
6. He advised the President on economic matters.
7. Many people object to performance appraisal at work.
8. The sta are provided with uniforms.
9. As head of the executive branch he shouldn’t interfere with legislative
organs.
10. We don’t comment on market rumours.
11. Euro entry will be decided on Britain’s economic interests alone.
20.Of – 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28;
To – 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24.
21. with – 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14; For–4, 8, 9, 10; On –11, 12.
22.
2. He was nancially dependent on them.
3. This eld of knowledge is continually subject to change.
4. Small businesses are particularly vulnerable to bureaucratic hurdles .
The executives are directly accountable to shareholders rather than to the state.
5. Many smaller companies are subject to market pressures.
6. None of the rms is immune to world inationary trends.
7. These investors are exempt from taxes until they begin receiving returns
on their investments.
8. She was concerned for the situation in Russia.
9. Such an attitude of the Japanese is a polar opposite of the American
attitude.
10. The government is wary of any gatherings.
11. Republicans were skeptical of the plan.
12. He was probably innocent of the crime he had been accused of.
13. Rivals said the corporate broker was instrumental in the afternoon
sell-o.
14. These countries have become increasingly reliant on imported oil as
their industries mature.
15. These calculations are conditional on expected future prices and
sales.
ГЛАГОЛЫ, ВЫЗЫВАЮЩИЕ ОСОБЫЕ ЗАТРУДНЕНИЯ.
(CONFUSING VERBS)
3.
1. Adapting to customer thinking is proving tricky. Something as simple as
local call centers well connected to your website can make all the dierence.
2. Yet for all its shortcomings, this system makes a stark point.
3. He failed to win sucient public support from the rest of South Korea.
Perhaps, this time, the IMF could help make the dierence.
4. These products made their way successfully into the commercial
market place.
5. We hope signicant strides will be made here to help bring this
agreement closer to fruition.
6. This political party will have a chance to make good on its promise to
restore the country’s social services.
7. Maybe it makes no sense to embark on nal negotiations that were
ocially launched in May. They would get nowhere.
8. They also make a mockery of any attempt to establish this organization.
9. It has become harder for locals to make a living.
10. They actually believe that democracy can make a dierence to their lives.
11. He (president) had made good on non of his political promises.
12. These companies are ready to make the most of the turnaround in
the economy.
13. Russia’s economy has made great strides forward since the nancial
crisis two years ago.
14. Many companies have learned to make do with smaller stas.
15. This group make up a quarter of all borrows.
5.
1. The big stores are doing very well.
2. These events did much to change the economy of the country.
3. He goes o to his job as a tour guide and she does the daily chores.
4. This old explanation will no longer do.
5. I must do a comparative study.
6. The Xerox Corporation did more to promote the concept of “the
paperless oce” than any other company.
7. France and Spain do well out of the current system.
8. A reading of this book will do little to clarify the points.
9. They have done particularly well out of this deal.
10. He has also done his bit to ensure this bonanza.
7.
1. Taxes rose by 5 % last year.
2. They proposed raising the minimum age at which people can draw the
state pension.
3. The programme raises as many questions as it provides answers.
4. They have raised the quality of their goods.
5. This book raises serious issues.
6. At that time a tremendous need for managers arose.
7. The talks arose lively interest among the businessmen.
8. He recommended to raise the standard of teaching.
9. It was impossible to anticipate every situation that may arise with
regard to (в отношении, в связи с) this discovery.
10. Late in 2003 a dispute arose between the American investors.
8.
1. This bank oers all its banking services over the Internet.
2. A candidate with an Oxford or Cambridge background is more likely
to be oered interviews.
3. Japanese employees can suggest how to protect sensitive (засекречен-
ный) information.
4. He proposed a toast to national prosperity and well-being.
5. He oered an apology to them.
6. He suggested that absolutely everything that had to do with the
history of this company should be gathered together.
7. He so far has not oered any meaningful solutions to these problems.
8. We oer our repentance to them.
9.1) used to be; 2) used to go out; 3) get used to; 4) used to be;
5) It used to be; 6) used to make; 7) were used to making.
Алмазова Надежда Ивановна
Смольская Наталия Борисовна
Солодушкина Клавдия Алексеевна
ACADEMIC ENGLISH
FOR POSTGRADUATES
Корректор Н. Б. Цветкова
Компьютерная верстка Е. Г. Орловского
Дизайн обложки .Я. А.Ветрогоновой
Свод. темплан 2019 г.
Санитарно-эпидемиологическое заключение
№ 78.01.07.953.П.001342.01.07 от 24.01.2007 г.
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