6. Open the brackets using Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous:

   1. Why she (to look) tired? – She (to work) all night.

   2. Beth (to be) busy this morning, hasn’t she? – Yes. She already (to write) some letters and (to interview) four people.

   3. What they (to do) now? – They (to discuss) a very important problem. They (to discuss) it for two hours; but they (not to reach) the agreement yet.

   4. Where David (to be)? – He (to be) in the library. He (to work) there at the moment. – How long he (to be) there? – He (to work) for three hours.

   5. You (to decide) where to go tonight? – I (to think) about it since eight o’clock but I (not to take) the decision yet.

b) Choose the necessary form of the Participle:

1. I am not satisfied with the terms (accepting/accepted) at the meeting.

2. The questions (put/putting) to the president were important.

3. While (asking/being asked) about that accident, the woman couldn’t say anything.

4. Did you see that (signing/signed) contract?

5. (Held/having held) tests show that equipment is up to standard.

7. Translate into English:

1. Ми вже 40 хвилин доводимо тобі, що ти не правий, але все ж таки ти не хочеш звертати увагу на наші зауваження.

2. Джек сперечався з директором вже півгодини, коли вони прийшли.

3. Знижка, яка була нам надана змусила нас збільшити замовлення ще на 10 компресорів.

4. Ти поясниш мені, що таке тимчасове безробіття?

5. Зниження цін на наші товари привернуло увагу багатьох покупців.

7. In which economic sectors have jobs disappeared for the last few years? term III

Variant I

1. Match each word on the left with the correct definition on the right:

1. pension	a) Something that the government collects and no one likes to pay
2. bank	b) Where you go to borrow money or get cash
3. tax	c) How you are charged for borrowing money
4. dividends	d) How you can pay to buy a house, unless you can pay for it in a single payment
5. shares	e) A type of investment made by a company when buying equipment
6. inflation	f) What, in financial terms, a business hopes to make
7. bankruptcy	g) What a company has to prepare every year for presentation to its owners and to the relevant authorities
8. capital spending	h) A situation where a company does not have enough money or property to pay its debts, and so the company closes
9. profit	i) The total amount of sales in a year
10. interest	j) Rising prices, rising costs and rising wages in an economy
11. assets	k) What you buy if you invest money in a company
12. turnover	l) Individuals who invest their money in a company hope to receive these regularly
13. liabilities	m) When you are old, you hope to have one of these
14. accounts	n) The name for all the property, equipment, investments and money owned by a company (or individual)
15. mortgage	o) The name for everything that a company owes