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MEI ENGLAND (part 1) Test 26 assignments for 5 language

MEI ENGLAND (part 1) Test 26 assignments for 5 language

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Study chapter 1 of Lessons 1.1. "Greeting" and 1.2. "Introducing".

Choose the correct answer and mark in the answer card.

Question 1. How do you do?

  • I am fine, thanks.
  • How do you do?
  • Good morning.
  • Glad to see you.
  • What about you?

Question 2. Hello! Nice to see you!

  • Good day!
  • Thank you very much.
  • How are you?
  • Hello! Nice to see you too!
  • Sorry! I am in a hurry.

Question 3. Let me introduce my friend Frank Black. Answer

  • How do you do?
  • How are you?
  • Glad to see you.
  • It is nice to meet you.
  • What are you?

Question 4. Continue the sentence Let me introduce myself.

  • I am Sir Smith.
  • I am Smith.
  • I am Smith John.
  • I am Mike Smith.
  • I am doctor Mr Smith.

Question 5. Find the right translation: He is a representative of an American firm.

  • He is a representative of the American firm.
  • He is present in the American firm.
  • He is a representative of the American firm.
  • He is present at the American firm.
  • He present to American firm.

Assignment 2.

Study chapter 1 of Lessons 1.1. "Greeting" and 1.2. "Introducing".

Choose the correct answer and mark in the answer card.

Question 1. Now 10 a.m. Healthily, you say:

  • Good morning!
  • Good afternoon!
  • Good evening!
  • Good night!
  • Good day!

Question 2. You agreed with a friend to meet soon. Saying goodbye, you say:

  • Good bye!
  • See you!
  • So long!
  • See you later!
  • See you to-morrow.

Question 3. In response to gratitude you answer:

  • Please.
  • Good bye!
  • Not at all.
  • Go on!
  • Hi!

Question 4. You want to introduce yourself. Choose a phrase that does not have grammatical errors.

  • I want introduce.
  • Let introduce me.
  • Let me introduce myself.
  • I want me introduce.
  • Let me introduce myself.

Question 5. What kind of excuse do you put in place of a space: May I introduce our Sales Manager ... you?

  • -
  • to
  • for
  • with
  • by

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Activity 25

Having studied all seven chapters of the training manual, answer the following questions.

Question 1. Find a pair of words that are synonyms

  • problem - decision
  • come-leave
  • future - past
  • Good bye! - Hello!
  • check-inspection

Question 2. Find a misspelled word.

  • inform
  • impossible
  • about
  • conferense

Delay

Question 3. Find the explanation for the word "goods".

  • good things
  • nice products
  • produce for sale / commodities for sale
  • useful things
  • information

Question 4. Insert a preposition, if necessary: ​​I can not answer ... her questions.

  • on
  • to
  • for
  • -
  • at

Question 5. Find a word that does not correspond to the general theme.

  • certainly

Sure.

  • of course
  • yes

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Assignment 26

Using the material studied, answer the following questions.

Question 1. Give an explanation to the adjective: "up-to-date".

  • modern
  • previous
  • dated
  • Suitable
  • Available

Question 2. Find the word with a spelling mistake.

Regular

  • require
  • deteil
  • advice
  • enclose

Question 3. Find a sentence with a grammatical error.

  • I enclose a copy of my previous letter.
  • I have received a reply to my letter of July 11, 1998.
  • We were interested in this last year.
  • She is writing to inform us about the delay in the fulfillment of our order.
  • They can be of assistance to you in this matter.

Question 4. Among the words written through hyphens, find a word that does not make sense

  • lawn-fax
  • price-list
  • world-wide
  • co-producing
  • up-to-date

Question 5. Find the sentence in which the punctuation mark is omitted.

  • Sorry where is your Managing Director?
  • Oh, dear!
  • We have received catalogs, price-lists, samples of your produce.
  • Mr. McDonald is from America, is not he?
  • The documents - reports, orders, faxes, cables - were on the secretary's desk.