1. Look at Erin. She (to cry)__________and (to laugh)___________at the same time. I wonder if she (to scream) ____________the next minute.
2. I'm tired of this cold weather. As soon as spring (to come)_______, I (to play)_______________tennis and jog in the park.
3. While I (to make)____________dinner last night, some oil (to catch)._______on fire. The minute the ceiling detector (to begin) --------. to buzz, my roommate (to run)_______into the kitchenand said he (to call)____________the fire-brigade immediately. He said that the same thing once (to happen)_______________to him. I said he didn't have to do it as the fire could (to fight) _____________out by the two of us easily.
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One day on... bright summer afternoon... well-dressed young man, who looked like... gentleman called to see... well-known dentist in... Picadilly street in London. He was shown into... waiting-room and told that... dentist was having... dinner and he would examine... man's teeth as soon as he finishes... meal.
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1. They'll have to get... early... Friday morning to catch... the 7 o'clock train... Leeds.
2. Jack is... the habit... riding his motorbike up and down the road... the morning.
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Miss Smith is having a job interview with the manager of a tour association.
M:___________________________________________________
S' No, I haven't done this kind of work before.
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S: I saw an advertisement in the local paper.
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S: I am working in a travel agency at the moment.
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S: For over three years.
M:__________________________________________________
S: I want to have a better-paid job.
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1. :
1. sole proprietorship a.
2. partnership b.
3. shareofprofit c.
4. incometax d.
5. management e.
6. corporation f.
7. advantages g.
8. taxadvantages (benefits) h.
9. disadvantages i.
10. share of loss j.
11. life insurance k.
12. limited partnership 1.
2. :
form, formal, business, organization, position, title, president, documentation, corporation, economical, product, partner, service, industry, personal, professional, manager, state, financial, resources, sum, registration, specialist.
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1. There are three forms of organization of your business. These forms are the sole proprietorship, the partnership and the corporation. Which of these forms of organization you choose depends on such questions as the size of your business, whether you are the only owner of your business or you have partners.
2. Sole Proprietorship. A sole proprietorship is the simplest organizational form. There is one owner of the business, who usually takes the title of President. So he or she can make any decision without consulting anyone. Such kinds of business are in the service industries, such as repairing shops, restaurants, etc.
3. Partnership. A partnership means that there is more than one owner to carry out business. And each partner declares his or her share of profit or loss on the personal income tax return.
There is a special type of partnership, called a limited partnership, where the limited partner is not involved in the management of the firm.
4. This form of organization is useful in such professional fields as law, insurance, and some industries, for example, oil prospecting. But partnership has some disadvantages. Partnership business fails when one of the partners loses his interest or disagrees with the other.
5. Corporation. A corporation is a more formal way of organization. It is established for the purpose of making profit and operated by managers. Corporation involves registration with a state department of commerce. There are some advantages, such as being able to attract financial resources, and to attract talented specialists and managers due to high salaries. In general, this form is economically better for business when its profit reaches a great sum of money.
