III. Correct a mistake

1. If I were you, I won't buy an expensive car for your son.

2. In order an object to be visible, light must travel from that object to a person’s eyes.

3. All of the films I’ve ever seen, this is the most interesting.

4. Pigeons, like many migratory birds, read the positions of the sun and stars so as to orient them.

5. The young emperor chick stands in front of one of its parents to protect from the cold.

6. Dreaming, like all other mental processes, it is a product of the brain and its activity.

7. I don’t know why is he interested in reading novels by this writer.

8. Each of the luxury cars in the showroom was quickly sold to their new owner.

9. In the long run, the future population growth of the world is difficult for predicting.

10. Though she has changed a lot, but you will have no difficulty recognizing her.

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British parents are always complaining that their children spend too much time glued to the telly and not enough time (...1...) other activities (...2...) sports and reading. A survey recently carried out on people’s viewing habits (...3...) not disapprove it. It shows that young people in Britain spend on (...4...) 23 hours a week in front of the television, (...5...) works out at over three hours every day. (...6...) is surprising, however, is the fact that the average adult watches (...7...) more: an incredible 28 hours a week. We (...8...) to have become a nation of addicts. Just about (...9...) household in the country has a television and (...10...) half have two or more. (...11...) to the survey, people nowadays don’t (...12...) watch television sitting in (...13...) living-rooms, they watch it in the kitchen and in bed as (...14...). The Education Minister said a (...15...) weeks ago that Britain’s pupils (...16...) spend more time reading. Unfortunately, parents are not setting a good example: adults do (...17...) reading than young people. In fact, reading is (...18...) the bottom of their list of favorite pastimes. They would (...19...) listen to the radio, go to the cinema or hire a video to (...20...) on their televisions at home.

V. Complete the passage

There are several things to remember if you are applying for a new job. Most companies (..1..) their vacancies in the newspapers, and there are normally a lot of applicants for each post. (..2..), a good letter of application is very important. You should enclose with it your curriculum vitae so that the employer knows about your (..3..) and experience. If you are applying (..4..) a large company, address your letter to the personnel manager, who deals with appointing new staff. If you are invited to an interview, make (..5..) you are suitably dressed and on time. You may ask about promotion prospects as well as further training, the salary and holiday arrangements.

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III. Correct a mistake

1. It is very unpleasant waking up and hear the rain beating on the windows.

2. When I met him this morning he has invited me to dinner with his family this Sunday.

3. More and more trees cut down to make paper and to build houses.

4. Information in a computer can be lost because it is not longer stored or it cannot be retrieved.

5. During I was talking to Barbara, I learned that Tony was in hospital.

6. I heard someone call my name while I had lunch in the restaurant.

7. I just can’t understand what you have said so could you please repeat it again?

8. It's sometimes difficult to solve the problems among the old and the young.

9. I advised my sister putting her money under her pillow.

10. You had better than read the questions carefully before making your choice.

IV.1. It’s time we (go). If we (not leave) now, we (miss) the last bus home.

2. She (phone) me yesterday to invite me out but I (not want) to go because I (wait) for a call then.

3. If bacteria (stop) working, life on earth (come) to an end.

4. Why are you all laughing? Roger (tell) you his funny stories?

5. You (meet) Janet recently? Yes, I (talk) with her just this morning.

6. Your hair needs (cut); it (grow) too long now.