At that time, total spending declines as income falls and unemployment rises

There are two hotels there.
The hotels are wonderful.
They must find the hotel.

1) Dear Mr. Sawyer,
2) 6 Pine Estate, Bedford Road, Bristol, UB28 12BP
Telephone 9036 174369 Fax 9036 36924
6 August 2005

3) Thank you for your letter. I am afraid that we have a problem with your order.
Unfortunately, the manufacturers of the part you wish to order have advised
us that they cannot supply it until November. Would you prefer us to supply a
substitute, or would you rather wait until the original parts are again
available?

4) James Sawyer, Sales Manager, Electro Ltd, Perry Road Estate,
Oxbridge UN54 42KF.

5) I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Simon Tramp
Sales Manager

центре города? Да, он в центре города.

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It’s an unequal world: the rich are becoming richer and the poor becoming poorer in most counties around the globe.
Millions of people in so-called wealthy societies struggle to get by on meagre salaries, while the privileged few at the top end of the _____ (earn) scale _____ (pay) millions of pounds. In Britain, for example, a person like a care-worker or shop _____ (assist) on the minimum wage _____ (earn) less than Ј6 per hour, which _____ (work) out at about Ј12,000 per year for a 40 hour week. A top bank _____ (execute), on the other hand, could earn several million pounds per year when bonuses _____ (include). _____ (Britain) highest paid bank _____ (execute) _____ (be) Bob Diamond, head of the _____ (invest) arm of Barclay’s Bank, who _____ (have) a base salary of Ј250,000 last year, but that _____ (top) up by a _____ (mass) bonus of Ј22 million! Some entrepreneurs _____ (earn) even more than that. Simon Nixon, _____ (found) of moneysupermarket.com, _____ (earn) Ј103 million in 2010. A BBC _____ (document) about _____ (earn) in Britain _____ (show) that 20% of workers in the UK earn less than Ј10,000 a year, while just 4,500 people at the top end of the scale earn the same amount of money per year as the total paid to the three million people at the bottom.
What _____ (be) so worrying about this _____ (be) that the gap in income between rich and poor _____ (increase) in the last 20 years and, _____ (accord) to a report _____ (prepare) by the OECD, it is set to _____ (wide) further in the coming years in the vast _____ (major) of OECD countries. In the two decades _____ (lead) up to the current _____ (globe) _____ (economy) crisis, real household incomes in most OECD countries grew _____ (fast) for the top 10% of people than for the _____ (poor) 10%. The OECD report notes that “at present, across OECD countries, the average income of the _____ (rich) 10% of the _____ (populate) is about nine times that of the _____ (poor) 10%.” In the United States, the top 10% earn 14 times more than the bottom 10%.
The _____ (grow) income gap is _____ (particular) _____ (notice) in English-speaking countries and in Israel. Even widening (tradition) egalitarian countries such as Sweden, Denmark and Germany, have not been immune to the widening (wide) income gap. In Israel and Japan, the real widening (earn) of poorer people _____ (fall) actually since the mid-1980s. Now, with _____ (govern) everywhere _____ (introduce) austerity measures, real _____ (earn), _____ (special) for low income families, _____ (come) under more _____ (press).
Within countries, the _____ (different) in income_____ (associate) usually with particular regions. In Britain, for example, it is the south-east that is wealthiest and has a greater number of high income families. Incomes in London are about nine times _____ (high) than those in parts of Wales. In the United States, the District of Columbia is five times _____ (rich) than the state of Mississippi.

place in nature and have made accidental discoveries of great value. Many of the
substances used today, which are prepared by chemical methods, were known to the
ancients, but there are no historical records of their discovery. Glass, for example, has
been known for over 3,000 years. Soap was also made in the earliest times.

Directed experimentation appeared with the rise of alchemy. The
alchemists sought things which were supposed to lead to happiness – health and
riches. They wanted to change the common metals into gold hoping to do this
with the help of a mysterious substance, called the philosopher’s stone. But gold
without health is of little value, so a search was made for the elixir of life which
could bring back glorious youth to the aged. The alchemists studied everything
available, mixed things together, heated and distilled them when possible. Many
important discoveries were made as a result of eager search by the alchemists
for what was unattainable, and some of the processes used today in chemistry
were invented. They referred repeatedly to distillation, extraction, calcinations,
coagulation, etc. They prepared and studied many of the compounds which are
commonly used in chemical work. Among these are sulphuric, nitric, and
hydrochloric acids, alum, soda, ammonium chloride, niter, and compounds of
mercury, arsenic and antimony. But selfish and utilitarian motive which guided
the alchemists could not lead to the development of a science.

Chemistry was born as a science only at that time when a desire on the
part of man to learn the truth about the wonders of nature appeared.

school, he( to be) very close friend with Peter. They ( to be) at shool together for about nine years. Then Davids parents ( to move) to Paris. Although they ( to write) very often to each other, David and Peter gradually ( to drift) apart. Many years late Peter ( to get) married. As he and his wife ( to save) up some money, they ( to decide) to spend their honeymoon in italy. While they ( to tour) the country, they ( to decide) to stop at a small hotel. One day Peter ( to descover) that his old friend David ( to be) in the next room. David also ( to get) married and he and his wife9 to spend0 their honeymoon in Italy at that time, too.

ings made it larger and stronger and kept soldiers, armour, weapons, treasure,and sometimes important prisoners there. For five hundred years coins of realm were minted at the Tower and official documents stored in some of the castle buildings. There was ever a zoo there, which began as the king's private collection of animals.

2. Nowadays it is busy with thousands of visitors. In fact the Tower today is like a traditional English village. The ravens are certainly among the the most important residents in Tower, for — so the story goes — if they every leave, the Tower will fall and England with it.

З. These days there are usually about six ravens hopping and necking around the Tower lawns in the daytime. One of the Yeoman Warders cares for,them. He feeds them on raw meat, biscuits soaked in blood, rabbits' heads, fruit and eggs. He talks them back into their cage every night, and from time to time clips their wings — just to take sure that they never do leave.

4. The Yeoman Warders have guarded the Tower since reign of Henry VIII. Every day at the Tower ends with the Ceremony of the Keys. The soldiers of the Tower Guard escort the Chief Yeoman Warder as he looks the outer gates. When this is done the guard salute "the Queen's keys" and the Chief Warder calls out "God preserves Queen Elizabeth". Then he takes the keys to the Governor in Queen's House. The Tower of London is safe and secure for the night. It is a very old ceremony —700 years old.

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Why are the ravens cared to carefully in the Tower?

1. These days there are usually about six ravens hopping and necking around the Tower lawns in the daytime.

2. Nowadays it is busy with thousands of visitors.

З. The ravens are certainly among the most important residents in the Tower, for — so the story goes — if they every leave, the Tower will fall and England with it.

1. We...(work) all day yesterday.
2. The dockers...(to load) the cargo from 10 till 12 o'clock yesterday.
3. Last week the cadets...(to receive) weather reports.
4. He...(to do) his homework at that time yesterday.
5. The ship...(to arrive) yesterday.
6. The ship...(to approach) the port at 5 p.m. yesterday.
7. He ...(to enter) the Maritime College last year.
8. He was busy last month. He...(to take) the entrance examinations.
9. We...(to translate) the text the whole lesson yesterday.
10. She...(to graduate)from the college in 1998.
11. He...(to think) he could help them.
12. We...(to see) many foreign ships in the port yesterday.
13. The Radio Officer...(to tune) the emergency transmitter when we came.
14. He...(to make) entries into the log-book yesterday.
15. We decided not to interrupt him, as he...(to overhaul) the main engine.
16. The motor-men...(to lubricate) the pumps three days ago.
17. We...(to spend) two hours on board the ferry yesterday.