Английский язык. Лобакина Е.В - 7 стр.

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whole story to be printed in the newspaper. It would be good publicity for the store.
₤500 is not a lot of money – the store spends much more than that on publicity each
week. Perhaps the store could even pay for the entire cost of Tom’s mother’s operation.

Making deductions:

Examples:

Tom must have a good reason for stealing the rings.
The jewellery department must be one of our most profitable businesses.
Smith must have been surprised when he saw the jewellery was missing.
Tom must have provided references when he applied to join the store.

Comment on these situations by making deductions.

Example: it is 6 o`clock in the evening. A bell is ringing loudly throughout the store.
Comment: Then it must be closing time.

1.            The store has been packed with customers every day this week.
2.            Jennifer has received two big wage increases recently.
3.            During a recent stock-taking, it was discovered that ₤20,000 worth of
goods had ‘disappeared’.
4.            When the manager arrived at the store this morning, the burglar alarm
was ringing.
5.             During the past year, more than 30% of the sales staff have given in
their notice.
6.            Peter joined the store 10 years ago as a clerk in the accounts department.
He is now a managing director.




                               UNIT II
              DE BIJENKORF: FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE