6. Translate the following text into Russian.

Though the United States has not adopted central economic planning, we have gone very far in the past 50 years in expanding the role of government in the economy. That intervention has been costly in economic terms. The limitations imposed on our economic freedom threaten to bring two centuries of economic progress to an end. Intervention has also been costly in political terms. It has greatly limited our human freedom.

An essential part of economic freedom is freedom to choose how to use our income: how much to spend on ourselves and on what items; how much to save and in what form; how much to give away and to whom. Currently, more than 40% of our income is disposed off on our behalf by government at federal, state and local levels combined.

Another essential part of economic freedom is freedom to use the resources we possess in accordance with our own values – freedom to enter any occupation, engage in any business enterprise, buy from or sell to anyone else, so long as we do so on a strictly voluntary basis and do not resort to force in order to coerce others.

7. Make up а dialogue (10 sentences, using different tenses and different kind of questions )

Discuss with your colleague what makes the company successful?

Вариант 2

1. Supply the correct article where necessary.

1.1. On … 21^stof September Mr. White came to … Ministry of … Foreign Economic Relations to have …talks with Smirnov of … Rossimport. Before … talks they spoke about … Smirnov’s holiday.

1.2. It’s … enquiry from … company. … company is interested in … telephone equipment. They know we are selling … new model of … equipment.

1.3. In … morning … engineers look through … Russian and English newspapers and journals.

1.4. Passengers for … flight 452 to Spain, please collect your hand luggage and go to … gate 4.

1.5. The Seller offered us … 3% discount, but … discount did not suit us.

1.6. Some people like … quiet rest, while others enjoy … active open-air holiday.

1.7. It’s … pleasure to go to … different places in … country.

1.8. There is … heavy demand for … tools of … new model.

1.9. Blake & Sons are not … very big company, but they’re … very popular on … world market.

1.10. Rossexpot’s goods are of … high quality. … of Rossexpot’s goods meet … requirements of their customers.

2. Supply the correct prepositions where necessary.

2.1. Many customers come … Rossexport to discuss business matters … the engineers of the company. They usually discuss prices and terms … payment.

2.2. As the hotels are full … weekends Mr. Blake phoned … the Hove hotel and reserved rooms … advance.

2.3. When he came … London he made an appointment … Mr. Morris … Brown & Co … Wednesday … 10.

2.4. Petrov will stay … London … two weeks. … his stay in London he will contact … some British firms.

2.5. I booked a seat … the Intourist booking-office. My seat was … the second row … the stalls. … … me a young man was sitting.

2.6. I like to listen … music.

2.7. Mr. Smith, a representative … Bell & Co who deals … these goods, got instructions to place an order … 30 motors … the Russian company.

2.8. The customers must complete the construction … the plant … the end … the year.

2.9. When you leave … the station turn … the left and go straight … … five minutes.

2.10. Fine. It suits … me. Our driver will pick you … … the hotel.