C) Complete the text by choosing a word from the table

B) Insert the missing prepositions if necessary

1. With reference …………… our researchers, we have complete confidence in their honesty.

2. This document accounts …………... 90 percent of reported pollution.

3. An increase in the price of drugs has contributed ………….. the rising cost of medical care.

4. Japanese people, ………….. average, live longer than Europeans.

5. Pay attention to the symptoms that precede ………….. disease.

6. A new report says deaths …………… lung cancer are declining.

7. These three scientific discoveries have underpinned …………… modern theory.

Poverty asylum human rights exploitation refugee aid

1. The government was accused of failing to observe basic ……………, and was taken to the European Court.

2. Many families live in extreme ……………, with barely enough money to feed and clothe themselves.

3. International …………… organisations such as Oxfam and UNICEF often have to work in extreme adverse conditions.

4. After years of persecution in their own country, the family asked for political ……………from the Bakavian government.

5. Many foreign workers in Britain are victims of …………… in the workplace, receiving wages far below those of their British counterparts.

6. Britain has traditionally been a safe haven for political …………...

d)* Put the following words into the correct column in accordance with the prefix of forming antonyms

Substantial Legally Developed Related Official Significantly Believable

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Compose a presentation about «Food for the Hungry» organization. You can use the website address given below to get more information.

http://www.fh.org/

Your presentation should include the following points:

• The history of the of the organization
• Aims of the organization
• Spheres of work
• Countries and cities where the organization operates
• How can we make an impact?
• Would do you like to become a member of the organization? How would you like to help people?

Warm-up

Global language; globalization; a major challenge; a global crisis; to regulate; subject to consideration (criticism); to prove; foreseeable future; take a broad view; to use randomly; to be heavily involved; to correlate with; coincide; extend beyond; to solve a problem; native/first/second language; mother tongue; world trends; irreversible process; irretrievable losses

1. Can you give a definition of a world

language?

2. Do you think the world language can

be important for science? How?

3. What are the advantages and

disadvantages of existence of world language?

4. What language can be considered to be a world

language nowadays?

A world language is a language spoken internationally, which is learned by many people as a second language. A world language is not only characterized by the number of its speakers (native or second language speakers), but also by its geographical distribution, and its use in international organizations and in diplomatic relations.

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