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Exercise 1. Insert prepositions (for, from, of, on).

1. The value of this country is increasing … the international markets.
2. The size … budget deficit sometimes becomes dangerous for spendthrift economies.
3. Economic decline may result … foreign trade unbalances.
4. The government has to pay for its barrowings … the central bank.
5. A businessman is ready to finance business looking … high returns.
6. It is time to pay interest … bonds.

Exercise 2. Translate the sentences paying attention to the modal verbs can, may, must, should.

1. Foreign investments in local companies can provide jobs for unemployed people.
2. Before cooperating with a new company one should determine its wealth.
3. It may happen that you have no money to buy a wanted thing.
4. By using exchange rates a salary in yen could be converted into U.S. dollars.
5. Our agreements and contracts must be signed by authorities from both sides.
6. The bankruptcy of the company might be result of an unfruitful management.
7. You mustn’t forget to pay taxes regularly.

Exercise 4.a) Read and translate the conjunctions of the Time-Clauses: after, as, as long as, for, once, since, before, when, while, until, whenever.

b) Choose the appropriate conjunction.

1. I’ll not leave the office until/ while I finish the job.
2. Our family decided to buy these shares since/ as long as we had saved enough money.
3. A company does some market research before/ after they start a new business.
4. This model of cars is always available in the store, so you may come and buy your model while/ whenever you wish.
5. While/ once the director was talking to one of his partners, his secretary tried to contact the others.
6. We shall go to the plant as long as/ as soon as our colleagues come.
7. Our boss promised to phone when/ before he arrives to the place.