English for Masters in Economics. Маркушевская Л.П - 39 стр.

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It is unlikely that he should join us.
Маловероятно, чтобы он к нам присоединился.
2. В дополнительных придаточных предложениях после глаголов:
to require, to demand – требовать
to insist – настаивать
to suggest, to propose – предлагать
to suppose – полагать
to advise – советовать
и др.
В этом случае сказуемое имеет форму “should + инфинитивили фор-
му, совпадающую с инфинитивом без частицы “to” для 1, 2 и 3-го лица.
He insists that the experiment (should) be continued.
Он настаивает, чтобы эксперимент продолжили.
I demand that we should be ready by 5.
Я требую, чтобы мы были готовы к 5.
Внимание! В структуре “I wish… в придаточном предложении
возможны формы, совпадающие с Past Simple или с Past Perfect.
I wish I were there.
Я хотел бы быть там.
I wish I had read the novel.
Жаль, что я не читал этот роман.
I wish I had not met him there.
Жаль, что я встретил его там.
3. В придаточных обстоятельственных после союзов:
а) цели
that чтобы
in order that для того, чтобы …should + инфинитив
so that так, чтобы
lest чтобы не
Put down my telephone number, lest you should forget it.
Запиши мой номер телефона, чтобы не забыть.
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Is it likely to be seen as a superior product when compared to other
competing brands?
Is its presentation and image right?
Does it cost less to produce than the competition?
Can you expect a reasonable prot margin?
Can you offer a consistent and reliable product or service?
* proactive policy – активная политика
** reactive policy – реагирующая политика
Task 1. In this text you have found a colloquial expression «day after day».
Expressions with words «day», «month», «year» are very popular in
English language. Can you match each of the expression bellow with
the correct denition?
1. Day in, day out (week in, week out, year in, year out).
2. One of these days.
3. The other day.
4. Daylight robbery.
5. Let’s call it a day.
6. To have an off day.
7. It’s late in the day.
8. To save something for the rainy day.
9. Every dog has his day.
10. Better days.
11. A month of Sundays
12. For donkey’s years.
a) At some time in the future.
b) For a very long time.
c) Everyone has a period in their lives when they are fortunate.
d) A ridiculously long period of time.
e) A better period of time.
f) To save something for a time in the future when one will need it.
g) All expressions which emphasize the monotonous routine of doing
something.
h) A few days ago, recently.
i) Let’s stop working.
j) A late stage in the development of events or plans.
k) Literally: a robbery committed in full view.
l) To be slightly unwell, to work below one’s usual standard.
m)Old-fashioned.