The quantity, which we require is 5,000 units. - The required quantity is 5,000 units

XIV. Shorten the following sentences without changing their meaning,

Nobody likes prices, which are constantly rising.

XII. Look through the texts of the module and find Participles I and II in them

XIII. Shorten the following sentences without changing their meaning, like in the model:

Nobody likes constantly rising prices.

1. A demand curve, which slopes.

2. John is a person who works very hard.

3. We must develop a policy, which fixes prices better.

4. Interest rates, which rise will damp down demand.

5. An economy, which is rapidly expanding can get out of control.

6. Let's look at the information, which corresponds to this in tabular

form.

like in the model:

1. A demand curve, which has been drawn inaccurately.

2. A price, which has been fixed.

3. We can see changes in the price of goods, which are related to
each other.

4. The prices, which we have been given should be seen as hypothetical.

5. If we don't use a model, which has been simplified we shall get

bogged down.

6. Ours is a company, which is managed well.

7. An economy, which is poorly run leads to problems in society.

8. That is a theory, which is now out of date.

9. On the evidence available, that is a conclusion, which is not
justified.

XV. Test. Choose the right variant

1. Have you had this article...?
a) typed; b) typing; c) type

2. He remembered... madly through the house,... everywhere for

money.

a) to walk, to look; b) walking, looking; c) walk, looking

3. We shall not be able to catch the train... at five.
a) left; b) leaving; c) having been left

4. The letter... yesterday was most welcome
a) receiving; b) having received; c) received

5. With these words Tom,... down, placed the candle on an upper

flight of stairs.

a) stooped b) stooping c) having stooped

6.... his report, the clerk started writing down the latest figures,
a) Finished; b) Being finished; c) Having finished

7.... the children fell asleep immediately.

a) Being very tired; b) Very tired; c) Having tired

8.They should have had their windows....
a) clean; b) cleaned; c) cleaning

9.I won't be able to go anywhere tomorrow as I'll have my new
furniture....

a) delivering; b) having delivered; c) delivered

10.... articles for her course paper, she began... money as a journalist
while she was attending college.

a) Writing, earning; b) Having written, earn; c) Having written, to earn

11.While... the street in the wrong place, the boy was stopped by the
policeman.

a) crossing; b) being crossed; c) having been crossed

MODULE 5
“ECONOMY OF RUSSIA AND ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES”

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