45 ! complete the following sentences with the verbs and nouns, denoting upward and down-ward movements, from the list below: verbs: increase, rise, go up, raise decrease, fall, drop, go down, decline, reduce nouns: an increase, a rise a decrease, a fall, a drop, a decline, a reduction 1. the price of rice has …… as a result of bad weather conditions. 2. last year the sales of the company … greatly. 3. many new companies entered the market and there was a 10% … in prices. 4. some governments fear the … in japanese investment in europe. 5. the … in profits is the result of bad management.

1. The price of rice has increased as a result of bad weather conditions.  

2. Last year the sales of the company rised greatly.  

3. Many new companies entered the market and there was a 10% raise in prices.  

4. Some governments fear the decreasing in Japanese investment in Europe.  

5. The fall in profits is the result of bad management.

1) There are two types of animals : domestic and wild animals

2) domestic are animals that live near people

3)Many years ago when there were no cars and trucks people used horses and bulls working in the field

4) yes , they are very useful in housework

5)It should be said that both wild and domestic animals can be good actors and we can see them in the circus. There are animal-trainers that train a certain kind of animals. For example, Kucklachov has the theatre where cats play main parts. Such shows are really funny and interesting.

B: No, I didn't. I was really disappointed.

A: Was the acting all right?

B: Yes, it was, but the dialogue was boring.

A: Are you going to tell Peter what you thought?

B: No, I'm not. I don’t want to offend him.

A: Did you go alone?

B: No, I didn't. Low and Pam come with me.

A: Had they seen Peter’s other play?

B: Yes, they had.

A: Were they bored as well?

B: No, they weren't. They found it interesting.

A: I’d like to see it. Can you get me a ticket?

B: Yes, I can. Do you want more than one?

A: No, I don't. I prefer seeing plays alone.

B: Fine. Will you be at home tomorrow evening?

A: Yes, I will, after 7 o’clock.

B: Okay. I’ll bring you the ticket then.