1 - one
1609 - sixteen ninth (one thousand six hundred nine)
1664 - sixteen sixty fourth (one thousand six hundred sixty four)
1898 - eighteen ninety eighth (one thousand eight hundred ninety eight)
5 - five
2 - two
7 - seven
13 - thirteen
100 - one hundred
80 - eighty
3 - three
80 000 - eighty thousand
If you've ever run a marathon, like those held (annually) in places like London
and New York, then you'll know that this is an (extremely) challenging thing to
do. If you're going to finish the 26-mile-course, than you need to
make all kinds of (preparations) to ensure the necessary level of (fitness). Spare a
thought then for people who go in for what are know as ultra marathons.
These are longer than traditional city marathous and are run over
difficult terrain, often in (<span>inhospitable) places like deserts where (</span><span>competitiors) may have to
run acriss sand or stones, in weather conditions ranging from baking
heat to torrential rain.
But (what) a man really means by this he feels his job is ultimately more important than his partner's.</span>
Ex. 1 page 54 Robert wants to buy a CD player while he is in Orlando. Ted’s elder manager of ElectroHype, an electrical goods supermarket. Robert goes to work. — Роберт хочет купить проигрыватель компакт-дисков, пока он находится в Орландо. Тэд — старший менеджер из ElectroHype, супермаркет электрических товаров. Роберт идет на работу.
Listen to the conversation without looking at the text and answer the question: How much does Robert pay for his new CD player? — Послушайте разговор, не глядя на текст и ответьте на вопрос: Сколько Роберт заплатил за свой новый проигрыватель компакт-дисков?
Wayne: Hi, Robert. How are you doing? — Привет, Роберт. Как дела?
Robert: Fine, Wayne. – Отлично, Уэйн.
Wayne: Now, what can I do for you? – Что я могу для тебя сделать?
Robert: Well, I’d like to buy a personal CD player. — Ну, я бы хотел купить проигрыватель компакт-дисков.
Wayne: Sure, well, this Komsai is very good. And it only costs a hundred and thirty-nine dollars. — Конечно, хорошо, это Комсаи очень хороший. И стоит всего сто тридцать девять долларов.
Robert: Where was it made? — Где он сделан?
Wayne: It was made in Japan. Nearly all these CD players were made in Japan. — Он был сделан в Японии. Почти все эти проигрыватели компакт-дисков были сделаны в Японии.
Robert: Are any of them made in the USA? – А какие-либо из них сделаны в США?
Wayne: Er… no. They used to be but now everything is imported from Japan. These computers are made in the USA but a lot of the components are made in Japan. They’re just assembled in the USA. If all the parts were made in the USA, the computers would be very expensive. — Э-э … нет. Они производились, но сейчас все импортируется из Японии. Эти компьютеры производятся в США, но много компонентов производится в Японии. Их просто собирают в США. Если бы все части делали в США, компьютеры были бы очень дорогие.
Robert: I see. Well, which CD player would you buy? – Я понял. Ну, какой проигрыватель компакт-дисков ты бы купил?
Wayne: If I were you, I’d buy this CD player, the PSV. It’s a good price, it’s very reliable and it makes a great sound. I’ve got one myself. Here, try it. – На твоем месте, я бы купил этот проигрыватель компакт-дисков, PSV. Это хорошая цена, он очень надежный и дает отличный звук. У меня у самого есть. Вот, попробуй.
Robert: Wow! That’s fantastic! How much is it? — Вау! Это круто! Сколько он стоит?
Wayne: It’s a hundred and fifty dollars including tax. — Сто пятьдесят долларов, включая налог.
Robert: OK. I’ll take it. – Хорошо. Я возьму его.
Wayne: Great! I’m sure you’ll be pleased with it. — Отлично! Я уверен, что ты будешь доволен.
<span>You'll be cold if you don't take a lot of clothes.I
If you haven't got much money you won't be able to come.
The environment will suffer if too many people go to Antarctida .
If you go on this holiday you won't forget it! </span>
Suet first had packed her suitcase,then called a taxi
Bob first had eaten the meal,then paied the bill
Mary first had read the contract then sang it
The boys first had watched the natch then turned off the tv
Peter first had borrowed some money then bought a car
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