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- Oh, yes. I’m sure they are somewhere here. Just a second, please.
- Miss Benton, is it difficult to keep your desk clean?
- I’m sure I took the reports out of the drawer (выдвижной ящик) and put them
in my briefcase (ручной чемоданчик) yesterday.
- Maybe you should check whether they are still in your briefcase!
- Oh, no. It’s empty! I must have thrown all that stuff in the wastepaper basket
(корзина для мусора). Exactly. Here you are, Mr. Brown.
- Thank you. But I’ll have to ask you to rewrite them on the computer and print
them once more, please.
- Of course, Mr. Brown.
- Now, have we got any meetings arranged for today?
- There is one at 2.15. There is also a conference at half past three. And don’t
forget about your meeting with Mr. Grant for lunch.
- OK. Put all the details of the plan for today on the noticeboard (доска
объявлений), please. Here are the letters that should be answered today.
Please, send this fax, too. If anyone calls, I’ll be in my office.
- Of course, Mr. Brown. Thank you.
Useful expressions
Are there any letters or faxes for me? – Есть какие-либо письма или
факсы для меня?
Could you give me the reports that Mr. Andrews left yesterday? – Вы
можете мне дать отчёты, которые вчера оставил мистер Эндрюс?
Have we got any meetings arranged for today? – У нас назначены
какие-либо встречи на сегодня?
Here are the letters that should be answered today. – Вот письма, на
которые следует сегодня ответить.
Put all the details of the plan for today on the noticeboard, please. –
Пожалуйста, повесьте все детали сегодняшнего плана на доске
объявлений.
Were there any phone calls while I was out? – Были какие-либо
телефонные звонки в моё отсутствие?
Learn these expressions by heart and make your own dialogue as in the
example.
Reading III. 1. Read the story.
A Transaction
Mr. Boggis was dealing in antique furniture
1
and had his own shop. When
customers came to his shop he showed them round it so that they could see the
whole range of his goods.
Mr. Boggis was a talented salesman: he could buy furniture at a very low
price and sell it at a price several times higher. He bought furniture from people
in the country who didn’t know the value
2
of antique furniture.
One Sunday Mr. Boggis was delighted
3
to find a very old commode by a
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- Oh, yes. I’m sure they are somewhere here. Just a second, please. - Miss Benton, is it difficult to keep your desk clean? - I’m sure I took the reports out of the drawer (выдвижной ящик) and put them in my briefcase (ручной чемоданчик) yesterday. - Maybe you should check whether they are still in your briefcase! - Oh, no. It’s empty! I must have thrown all that stuff in the wastepaper basket (корзина для мусора). Exactly. Here you are, Mr. Brown. - Thank you. But I’ll have to ask you to rewrite them on the computer and print them once more, please. - Of course, Mr. Brown. - Now, have we got any meetings arranged for today? - There is one at 2.15. There is also a conference at half past three. And don’t forget about your meeting with Mr. Grant for lunch. - OK. Put all the details of the plan for today on the noticeboard (доска объявлений), please. Here are the letters that should be answered today. Please, send this fax, too. If anyone calls, I’ll be in my office. - Of course, Mr. Brown. Thank you. Useful expressions Are there any letters or faxes for me? – Есть какие-либо письма или факсы для меня? Could you give me the reports that Mr. Andrews left yesterday? – Вы можете мне дать отчёты, которые вчера оставил мистер Эндрюс? Have we got any meetings arranged for today? – У нас назначены какие-либо встречи на сегодня? Here are the letters that should be answered today. – Вот письма, на которые следует сегодня ответить. Put all the details of the plan for today on the noticeboard, please. – Пожалуйста, повесьте все детали сегодняшнего плана на доске объявлений. Were there any phone calls while I was out? – Были какие-либо телефонные звонки в моё отсутствие? Learn these expressions by heart and make your own dialogue as in the example. Reading III. 1. Read the story. A Transaction Mr. Boggis was dealing in antique furniture1 and had his own shop. When customers came to his shop he showed them round it so that they could see the whole range of his goods. Mr. Boggis was a talented salesman: he could buy furniture at a very low price and sell it at a price several times higher. He bought furniture from people in the country who didn’t know the value2 of antique furniture. One Sunday Mr. Boggis was delighted3 to find a very old commode by a 31 PDF created with FinePrint pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
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