Дополните диалог: Curtis: Webber Industries. 1_______ Huxley: Yes This is Ms Huxley. Curtis: This is...: ответ на тест 1072681 - Английский язык

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Curtis: Webber Industries. 1_______?
Huxley: Yes, This is Ms Huxley.
Curtis: This is Sam Curtis speaking. How are you, Ms Huxley?
Huxley: Fine and you?
Curtis: Just fine, thank you.
Huxley: I’m calling to see if we can arrange a meeting, there are several matters on our business 2_______.
Curtis: Okay, when would it be convenient?
Huxley: Could we meet tomorrow?
Curtis: Yes, that’s possible. What time would be convenient?
Huxley: How about 4.30?
Curtis: Fine. 3_______ seeing you.
Huxley: Me, too. Okay, in your office at 4.30 tomorrow, right?
Curtis: Right. See you then.
Huxley: 4_______.

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The court clerk: Is this 661421? May I talk to Mrs Pike?
Mrs Pike: 1_______.
The court clerk: We have just sent you a subpoena for attendance of witness. The attorneys of both parts want 2_______. Could you come in the morning tomorrow or the day after tomorrow?
Mrs Pike: I haven’t received the subpoena yet and 3_______. How about 10 a.m. the day after tomorrow if it would be convenient?
The court clerk: Fine, 4_______ at 10 a.m. the day after tomorrow. Thank you, good bye!
Mrs Pike: Good bye!

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Tony Brown: Yes? This is Tony Brown speaking.
Ted Turner: Hello, Tony! 1_______.
Tony Brown: Oh, Ted, it’s good to hear from you. What’s up?
Ted Turner: Well, to begin with, I’m going to leave Advanced Technologies and join another company. I was offered a position at Data Systems Inc.
Tony Brown: Well, congratulations.
Ted Turner: Thanks. 2_______ is that I’ll be working on a project very similar to the one I was working on before, and there’s a good chance that we’ll be interested in your machines.
Tony Brown: Well, that’s great news. I’ll be looking forward to hearing from you.
Ted Turner: 3_______ of my new developments, I’d really appreciate it.
Tony Brown: I’ll certainly do that.
Ted Turner: How did things go in New York?
Tony Brown: Well, we just finished our meeting. They like our technology, and there are no serious problems. Some of their people are going to fly to Tokyo next week, and if things work out, I’m pretty sure we’ll get our first big order in America.
Ted Turner: Well, congratulations. Next time we get together, we’ll have to celebrate.
Tony Brown: Sounds good, Ted. And maybe, we’ll even get in a round of golf.
Ted Turner: Good idea. Well, have a good trip back to Tokyo, Tony.
Tony Brown: 4_______, and good luck with your new job.
Ted Turner: Thanks.

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Bobrov: Mr Hall, are you here, in London, on vacation or on business?
Mr Hall: 1_______.
Bobrov: Please tell me a few words about 2_______.
Mr Hall: Well, I’m in charge of the advertising department of the British branch of a big multinational corporation.
Bobrov: 3_______?
Mr Hall: Oh, a lot of equipment. We produce all sorts of radio equipment, TV sets, video-cassette recorders and players, computers and so on.
Bobrov: In what countries does this corporation maintain its plants?
Mr Hall: We have branches in France, Germany, Holland, Italy and Spain.
Bobrov: Has your company 4_______?
Mr Hall: I’m not sure I know the exact number. Around six thousand employees in all the branches, I think.

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The UK is a monarchy and has a parliamentary government. This means that there is no clear-cut separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches. The ministers of the executive branch are drawn from the legislative body (Parliament) and are accountable to that body. In such a system, the head of government is both chief executive and chief legislator.
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The House of Commons consists of 659 elected members called Members of Parliament or MPs. Its main purpose is to make laws by passing Acts of Parliament, as well as to discuss current political issues. Elections to the House of Commons are an important part of Britain’s democratic system. The officer who presides over debates in the House of Commons is called the Speaker. He is responsible for determining which members may speak and maintaining order during debate.
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