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Упр. 8.5. Составьте общие вопросы из следующих слов. 1. in September, does, the school year, begin? 2. the first term, does, from September, last, till the end of December? 3. in January, go, boys and girls, to school, do? 4. the school year, does, end, in July? 5. students, at the end, do, different tests, write, of each term? Упр. 8.6. Задайте общие вопросы к следующим предложениям. 1. Children like ice-cream very much. 2. In summer people often go to the country. 3. Nick always goes to work by car. 4. Anns friends spend their holidays in the south. 5. In rainy weather people carry umbrellas. 6. In winter lakes and rivers usually freeze. 7. The shops open at 9 oclock in the morning and close at 8 oclock in the evening. 8. Tom works very hard. 9. Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
Замените существительные соответствующими местоимениями he, she, it, they. Образец: grandma - she, brother - , children - , house - , mummy - , sandwiches - , bed - , radio - , jeans - .
1.Write down all the grammar tenses used in the text with the examples from the text. 2. Make a list of all the forms of the verbs from the text. ______ Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart yesterday really surprised investors when it sounded a strong note of optimism. This optimism is a marked turnaround from three months ago when Wal-Mart warned about the strength of the recovery in US consumer spending. Lee Scott, the CEO, said: "I am more optimistic about the year we have just started than I have been in several years. I am not only optimistic about the economy and the continuing strength of the housing market but also encouraged about Wal-Marts position." Mr. Scott was also encouraged by consumer spending which he said was driven by higher tax refunds and "eventually improvements in the job picture". The worlds largest retailer by revenues said fourth-quarter profits rose 11 percent to $2.7bn, or 63 cents a share, compared with $2.5bn, or 56 cents a share over a year ago. Revenues for the quarter increased 12.2 percent to $74.5 bn. For the full year, Wal-Marts profits jumped 13.3 percent to $8.9bn or $2.03 a share, up from $7.8 bn. Revenues increased 11.6 percent from $229.6bn to $256.3 bn. International sales were strong, contributing about $7bn to the near $27bn gain in overall sales. Mr. Scott said Wal-Mart had a good year but the international division had an excellent year. He stressed that, while gross margin was better than originally forecast, the improvement was thanks to the mix of merchandise, not higher prices. "We are not raising prices and have no intention of doing so," said Mr. Scott.
