Alice
was not (B7) looking forward to another summer visit by her cousin Camilla. And
Alice's boyfriend wasn't (B8) glad/enthusiastic. He thought Camilla was boring. She
was not (B9) like Alice, who was lively and great fun. The evening when
Camilla arrived for her four-week holiday (B10) there was a party at the
local disco and they all went there.
Toktar Ongarbayuly Aubakirov born on 27 July 1946 <span>is a retired </span>Kazakh<span> Air Force officer and a former </span>cosmonaut.<span>Toktar Aubakirov was born in Karkaraly district, Karaganda region, </span>Kazakh SSR<span>, which is now Kazakhstan. After graduating from the 8th grade of a secondary school he started working as a metal turner at the Temirtau foundry, whilst attending an evening school. In 1965 he joined the Armavir Military Aviation Institute of the Anti-Air Defence Pilots. He served as a </span>fighter pilot<span> in the </span>Soviet Air Force<span> on the Far East borders of the USSR until his acceptance into the M. Gromov Test Pilot's School in 1975.
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1-model-модель
2-police-полиция
3-officer-офицер
4-reporter-репортер
5- vet-ветиринар
6-farmer-фермер
7-writer-писатель
<span>When we want to buy something, we must go to the shop where it is sold. In the shop window we see what is sold in the shop.
Sugar, tea, coffee, salt, pepper, ham, bacon, and so on are sold at the grocer’s. Bread is sold at the baker’s, meat at the butcher’s. We go to the greengrocer’s for vegetables and fruit. We buy boots and shoes at the shoeshop. We buy books at the bookseller’s and jewelleryand watches at the jeweller’s.
The salesman or salesgirl stands behind the counter. We ask the salesman: "How much is this?” or "What is the price of that?” He tells us the price. He gives us the bill. At the cashdesk we give the money and the bill to the cashier, who gives us a check and our change. The salesman wraps up the goods and gives them to us. We put them in our bag.
Some shops have many departments. We can buy nearly everything we need there. They are called department stores. In some shops there are no salesmen, but only cashiers. The customers choose the goods they want and pay at the cashdesk. These are called self-service shops. If someone tries to take things from a shop without paying they are almost certain to be caught. Most shops have store detectives who have the job catching shoplifters. Shoplifting is considered a serious crime by the police. </span>