Mark the sentences as True or False, Doesn’t say 1) The weekday is usually a good time to go shopping. 2) some people use a credit card or borrow money from the bank 3) Different people have different attitude to shopping. 4) Shopping online is popular with people who have a busy lifestyle 5) Department stores were opened first by European countries. ​

Mr Vlasov, a Russian businessman, (is phoning) Mr. Hunt of Robinson & Co.
Vlasov: Good morning, Mr. Hunt. This is Vlasov speaking.
Hunt: Good morning, Mr. Vlasov. What can I do for you?
Vlasov: The fact (is) I ( sent) you our offer last week. In my letter I (was asking) you to study it and to give us your answer but we have not (received) it yet.
Hunt: You see, Mr. Vlasov, we (received) your offer 3 days ago, but I (was not able to study) it as I (was) outside London and have just (come back).
Vlasov: When will you (be able to look through) it?
Hunt: I (think) I (can do) it today. Let's meet tomorrow at 10 if that (is) convenient to you.
Vlasov: That (suits) me all right. Thank you, Mr. Hunt. Good-bye.

1) Do British people like to drink a lot of time? 2) Are the British fond of all kinds of sports? 3) Is Manchester United the stongest British football team?
4) Did he ask us only one question? 5) Were there many yellow leaves on the ground? 6) Does he like catching fish very much? 7) Can I buy some bread for you? 8) Is he going to visit them on Sunday? 9) Should I eat more fruit? 10) Does Max have to take care of his little brother? 11) Are they waiting for me now? 12) Must he wear his school uniform?