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Exercise 3. Pay attention to the translation of the words only, the only, very, the very, few, a few, little, a little.

1. Very much attention was paid to the translation of some pronouns from the very beginning.
2. These are only a few facts about this science.
3. Civil engineering is not the only branch of engineering.
4. Few scientists supported the new theory because they had little information about it.
5. Röntgen was a little puzzled when he understood the rays were unknown to him.
And now let us do tests
1.The film started…eight o’clock on Thursday.
- at
- near
- like
- but

2.Do you live…the center…the city?

- in/of
- to/for
- by/by
- to/to

3.He told us…his life…Australia.

- about/in
- near/to
- between/by
- during/for

4.The doctor told her to stay…bed.

- in
- till
- within
- since

5.I think I left my pen…the table.

- on
- through
- down
- per

6.Did you leave the Browns…noon? No, I stayed with them…five o’clock p.m.

- at/till
- till/at
- to/in
- from/on

7.Whom will you invite…your birthday party?

- for
- on
- at
- onto

8.Can you take your brother…school?

- from
- in
- above
- under

9.She got up…6.45 in the morning, had breakfast and left home…work at 8.15.

- at/for
- for/at
- without/in
- by/in

10.I could do…cup of coffee.

- with
- about
- across
- unlike

lesson 35. WHAT IS MONEY SUPPLY?

GEOGRAPHY OF UZBEKISTAN.

Ilova 1 (25.1)
The balance sheet

Match the words or phrases on the left with the correct defintion (a-i). Use the grid below. (See example):

1 intangible assets a) The money paid to shareholders out of profits.
2 fixed assets b) Regular costs and money owed.
3 liquidity c) Any investments, cheques, bank deposits, stock or
work-in-progress that can easily be converted into
4 depreciation cash.
5 current assets d) Assets which can be used to make immediate
payments.
6 dividend
e) Property, land and equipment which is not normally
7 liabilities intended for immediate sale.
8 liquid assets f) Brand names, patents, rights, trademarks and licences
which may be the major part of a company's wealth.
9 overdraft
g) The total amount borrowed from a bank.
h) The ability of a company to pay suppliers,
employees, shareholders, tax authorities, etc.
i) The notional fall in value of equipment over time.

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