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Martin Luther King: A man of peace
Martin Luther King, Jr, was the son of a black Baptist pastor. His mother was a schoolteacher. Young Martin spent a fairly 1 _____ childhood in Atlanta, Georgia. After high school, he 2 _____ to college and studied to be a pastor, like his father. 3 _____ could have guessed, in those days, the place in history that Martin Luther King, Jr, was to have. It all started in Montgomery. The buses in Montgomery were segregated. Black people had to sit in the back of the bus. One day, a black woman, Rosa Parks, was returning home 4 _____ a hard day's work. She sat in the front of the bus, and then 5 ______ to give up her seat to a white passenger. Rosa Parks was arrested, and the black community of Montgomery was outraged.
Martin Luther King persuaded the black citizens to protest 6 ____. He organized a boycott of the bus service. For 381 days, the buses rolled virtually empty.  The blacks supported the boycott. They walked, hitch-hiked — and the buses stayed empty. At last, the bus company gave in. The law was 7 _____. Martin Luther King, Jr, had won his first protest against 8 _____. He believed that the blacks could win their struggle for equal 9 _____ without violence.
In 1964, King won the Nobel Peace Prize. He was only thirty-four years old — the youngest man who had ever 10 _____ this high honour.

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Martin Luther King: A man of peace
Martin Luther King, Jr, was the son of a black Baptist pastor. His mother was a schoolteacher. Young Martin spent a fairly 1 _____ childhood in Atlanta, Georgia. After high school, he 2 _____ to college and studied to be a pastor, like his father. 3 _____ could have guessed, in those days, the place in history that Martin Luther King, Jr, was to have. It all started in Montgomery. The buses in Montgomery were segregated. Black people had to sit in the back of the bus. One day, a black woman, Rosa Parks, was returning home 4 _____ a hard day's work. She sat in the front of the bus, and then 5 ______ to give up her seat to a white passenger. Rosa Parks was arrested, and the black community of Montgomery was outraged.
Martin Luther King persuaded the black citizens to protest 6 ____. He organized a boycott of the bus service. For 381 days, the buses rolled virtually empty.  The blacks supported the boycott. They walked, hitch-hiked — and the buses stayed empty. At last, the bus company gave in. The law was 7 _____. Martin Luther King, Jr, had won his first protest against 8 _____. He believed that the blacks could win their struggle for equal 9 _____ without violence.
In 1964, King won the Nobel Peace Prize. He was only thirty-four years old — the youngest man who had ever 10 _____ this high honour.

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Clerk: Amtrak. 1_______?
John: I’d like to book one ticket to New York.
Clerk: One-way or round-trip, please?
John: 2_______.
Clerk: When would you like to leave and to come back?
John: The day after tomorrow. And I have to return on Sunday next week.
Clerk: Which train, please?
John: 3_______ there is a train that leaves for New York at about 10 a.m. I’d rather take this one.
Clerk: Do you prefer a smoking car or a car for nonsmokers?
John: For nonsmokers, please.
Clerk: So I’ll reserve for you one ticket for the 9.45 Saturday train. And what about your way back? There is a train arriving here at 8.20.
John: That suits me all right. 4_______. When is the train arriving in New York?
Clerk: At 12.20. Your name, please?
John: John Smith. How much is it totally?
Clerk: 103 dollars.
John: Where can I get the tickets?
Clerk: At the railway station, window 5.

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John: 1_______. I’d like to check in.
Receptionist: Do you have a reservation with us, sir?
John: Yes, I do. I made a reservation by phone last week. My name is John Smith.
Receptionist: 2_______. Yes, you had a reservation first for a double room, and then you have changed it for a single room.
John: 3_______. I’m going to stay here at least until Friday, maybe even longer. When should I inform you about that?
Receptionist: Give us a ring about your decision on Thursday until 11 p.m. And now please fill out the registration card. Print your name and home address. 4_______.
John: Do you need my credit card now?
Receptionist: You can give me your credit card before our checking out time. It is at 1 p.m. Room service is available from 6 a.m. till 10 p.m. You can dial your order from the telephone in your room.
John: Thank you.

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John: 1_______. I’d like to ask you how to get to Brooklyn College?
Information: Where are you starting from, sir?
John: At Jackson Heights.
Information: Then take train number 7 near Roosevelt Avenue, get off at Times Square and transfer there to train number 2. 2_______.
John: Is the destination within walking distance from there?
Information: Yes, it is. You can’t miss it.
John: 3_______.
Information: 4_______.

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Saleswoman: Good afternoon. 1_______?
John: I’d like to have this film developed and printed.
Saleswoman: 2_______. Your pictures will be ready by tomorrow morning. Here’s your receipt. 3_______?
John: The family album and three films for this camera.
Saleswoman: 4________.