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As a food label is often nothing more than an advert to tempt you to buy the product, you should pay particular attention to the choice of words used.

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Always contains synthetic ingredients. Many manufacturers also use a range of meaningless descriptions. Feel - good words like wholesome, farmhouse, original and traditional do not mean anything. Other words, such as farm fresh and country fresh, also intentionally blur the true nature of a product's source. Words that you can trust are organic, whole meal, natural mineral water, Fair Trade, free-range and the V, vegetarian symbol. Consumer pressure over GM foods has led to better labeling but loopholes still exist. GM product derivatives, such as starches, sugars, fats and oils where no genetically modified protein or DNA material still remains, go unlabeled in many products such as cereal bars, fish fingers, jellies and vegetable burgers. примерный перевод пжл))

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30 окт. 2014 г., 6:24:41 (9 лет назад)

Этикетка на еде часто не более чем объявление, которое соблазнит вас купить продукт. Вы должны уделить особое внимание на выбор слов. Всегда содержат синтетические ингредиенты. Любые производители также используют ряд бессмысленных описаний. Почувствуйте - хорошие слова как здоровый, домашний, оригинальный, традиционный не значат ничего. Другие слова, как чистая ферма, чистая страна также намеренно размывают истинную природу продукта. Слова, которым вы можете доверять - органические, вся еда, натуральная минеральная вода, Fair Trade (справедливая торговля), свободная продажа и V, вегетарианский символ. Давление потребителей на геномодифицированную еду привело к улучшению классификации, но лазейки еще существуют. Геномодифицированный продукт производится, как крахмал, сахар, жир и масло, где нет генетически модифицированного белка и  остающихся ДНК материалов, которые не отмечены в многих продуктах, как зерновые батончики, рыбные палочки, желе и вегетарианские гамбургеры.

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last the librarian (to give) me the book which
I (to wait) for during two months. I was very glad. I (to go) home and (to begin) reading it
at once. 2. Don’t speak to him: he
(to be) very busy, he (to do) some very urgent work. 3.I did not want him to go there: I (to be) afraid that something
(to happen). 4.I did not notice that
my watch (to stop), and when I (to
arrive) at the station, my train (to leave) and I (to have) to ask when the
next train (to come). 5.He (to wait)
for fifteen minutes when at last he (to see) her at the end of the platform. 6.By the end of the year he (to read)
about two hundred pages. 7.We were
happy when the sun (to rise),for the night (to be) very cold. 8.Where you (to put) my dictionary? I
cannot find it anywhere. 9.I (not
yet to fall) asleep when the telephone (to ring). 10.What you (to do) from six till nine yesterday?

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Перевести на английский: 5.Они заставляют меня помогать по дому. 6. Они позволяют решить, что делать после окончания

школы.

7. они разрешают выбирать себе друзей.

8.мои родители запрещают устраивать вечеринки дома.

9. Они заставляют меня показывать школьный дневник каждый день.

10. Они разрешают мне тратить мои карманные деньги как я захочу.

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Помогите, кто хорошо разбирается в английском, пожалуйста. Задали текст про айфон.

В переводчике непонятно переводит, а мне нужно сказать из этого текста главную мысль. Я не понимаю.
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6. Употребите глаголы, данные в скобках в Present Indefinite.

1) Andrea (to live) in San Francisco.
2) She (to get up) at six o'clock and (to take) а shower.
3) She doesn't normally (to have) breakfast.
4) At half past eight she (to catch) а bus to her college.
5) Нег first class (to start) at а quarter past eight.
6) She always (to have) lunch at twelve o'clock in the cafeteria.
7) The cafeteria (to be) ОК and it (to be) cheap too.
8) Once а week she (to go) swimming.
9) Sometimes one of her friends (to pick) them up and then (to drive) them home.
10) She (°to invite) friends to her house rather often, they (to listen) to music and (to talk) .


7. Употребите глаголы, данные в скобках в Present Indefinite.

1) Linda and I (work) for а company, which (produce) automobiles.
2) I (start) work at ten o'clock and Linda (come) to the office at nine.
3) She (be) good at typing, she (write) letters and reports every day.
4) She (not know) French very well, so she often (go) to the sixth floor where I
(work).
5) I sometimes help her translate letters, as I (know) French rather well.
6) Linda also (answer) telephone calls, sometimes she (show) visitors around the factory.
7) She (dо) common paperwork: (write) memos, (file) reports, (answer) letters.
8) She often (arrange) meetings for her boss.
9) You (understand) what her job (be) ? Yes, she (be) а secretary.
10) But she (not like) her job and (want) to be а manager.


8. Напишите следующие предложения в вопросительной и отрицательной формах.

Образец: It smells awful.
Does it smell awful? It doesn't smell awful.

l. We work at the translation. 2. You make а lot of noise. 3. Не always goes for а walk in the evening. . 4. In the morning I have little time. 5. Her brother works in Canada. 6. She does nothing to realize her dreams. 7. David believes in God. 8. She always comes to work in time. 9. The book belongs to Ann. 10. Не prepares his lessons in the evening.9. Заполните пропуски глаголом to be в Past Indefinite и переведите предложения.

1. It ... bitterly cold yesterday. 2. Му uncle ... very busy all last week. 3. She called on Sunday because it ... cheaper then. 4. When I came to visit her she ... absent, she ... at her friend's 5. We . .. tired of his stupid questions 6. Last winter the weather ... rather warm. 7. Yesterday he ... in Geneva. 8. When mу grandmother ... young, she ... an actress9. Where .. . your books? - They ... in mу bag10. Не ... not ill yesterday, he ... at work.


10. Употребите глаголы, данные в скобках в Past Indefinite. Напишите
предложения в вопросительной и отрицательной формах.

Образец She (to prepare) lessons well.
She prepared lessons well.
Did she prepare lessons well?
She didn't prepare lessons well.

1) I (to buy) а magazine last week.
2) The postman (to bring) the morning mail only at 10 o'clock. 3) I (to see) you in the library the other day.
4) They (to have) а picnic yesterday.
5) The rain (to spoil) the whole pleasure.
6) Every winter Nick (to go) to the Swiss Alps to ski.
7) My sister (to get) married at 24.
8) She (to pass) all her exams successfully.
9) Their family (to live) in France for many years.
10) Mary (to buy) а very beautiful dress for the party yesterday.


11. Заполните пропуски глаголом to be в Future Indefinite.

1. Tomorrow it ... cold and wet. 2. Не ... fifty in June. 3. It's too late to go. I. .. here till tomorrow. 4. Computers . .. our teachers. 5. People .. . on the moon. 6. Don't worry, I… not ... too late. 7. I suppose, you . .. pretty busy tomorrow. 8. I am afraid, it . .. difficult for you to stay there so long. 9. Larry . .. happy to visit them again. 10. I suppose Mr. Black .. . our teacher next term.




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