Вопрос № 850575 - Английский язык

Заполните пропуски в письме следующими фразами
Dear Mrs O’Brian,
1_______________ your letter of 5th April 2004. We are pleased to 2________________ you need for the month of August 2004. We enclose a short description of how you 3________________. 4_________________ your stay with us.
Yours sincerely,
Nick Webster
Reservations Manager
Encl.

Заполните пропуски в письме следующими фразами
Dear Mrs O’Brian,
1_______________ your letter of 5th April 2004. We are pleased to 2________________ you need for the month of August 2004. We enclose a short description of how you 3________________. 4_________________ your stay with us.
Yours sincerely,
Nick Webster
Reservations Manager
Encl.

Заполните пропуски в инструкции следующими фразами
The Phone No function allows the use of four 1_________________ in the phone. This feature is useful for limited coverage area, or when 2_________________. Selection of the preferred number to be used is possible in the auto selection.
3_________________ will be used until the selection is changed to another number, unless the auto selection is stored. The auto selection 4________________ the phone number for a particular system.

Заполните пропуски в инструкции следующими фразами
1________ when operating a grinding wheel.
2________ when working with electrical cables.
3________ when working with overhead loads.
Guards must be positioned correctly 4________.

Заполните пропуски в письме следующими словами
London, 23rd Oct., 1999
1____________,
5.000 Bags Santos Coffee ex s.s. “Catrine”
We acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 20th October, 1999, claiming an allowance of $1.20 per 50 kilos on 5,000 bags of Coffee ex s.s. “Catrine”.
2___________ the samples from this consignment and offer you, without prejudice, an allowance of 50 U.S.A. cents per 50 kilos in full settlement of your claim.
Failing your acceptance of this offer, 3______________.
4___________,
Mr. Right

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Unlike digital computers – which started out as mechanical devices and then went through a brief electromechanical period during the 1930s, finally becoming electronic only in the 1940s – television was an electrical medium from the very beginnings.
Attempts to send images over distances with the use of electricity date to 1876, the year Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.