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Hi Jane,

We’re having a party on the occasion of my 19 anniversary on Saturday 15 May at my new house. It starts about 7.30 p.m. I have invited about 42 people. You can get to my house on the number 12 bus 1) from the station.

Get 2) off the bus 3) before the bridge. Go 4) over the bridge and 5) down the stairs. Go 6) past the baker’s to the traffic lights. Walk 7) across the street and turn 8) left (или right) to the florist’s. Go 9) up Newton Road – it goes 10) along the river. Don’t take second turn 11) though, walk 12) under the arch. We’re number 233, 13) next to the park.

Hope to see you there,

Kate

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1. I get a lot of presents at Christmas.

2. My birthday is in autumn.

3. We celebrate Easter in April.

4. School begins on September 1 st.

5. I'm going to have a party at the weekend .

6. Do you play jokes on April Fool's Day?

1. If there are a few firms in an industry, the change in the behaviour of one firm can influence other firms. 2. Can developing countries enter the European Union? -No, they can't. 3. The firm may increase its profits by means of new materials or technologies.
4. Any crisis in the economy of the USA can seriously influence the economies of other nations. 5. Any country must follow some rules in international trade. 6. Can Russia supply its population with necessary amounts of gas and petrol?- Yes, it can. 7.British farmers could not ensure the required quality of meat when there was an infection among animals a few years ago. 8.You must have a special licence to import or export exotic animals.