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POCETNI KURS (Neautorizovane beleske sa predavanja i vezbi) Za prvu godinu - pocetni i za drugu godinu (turizam i ugostiteljstvo – pocetni) U P O Z N A V A NJ E/P R E D S T A V LJ A NJ E NEKOLIKO KORISNIH FRAZA PRILIKOM UPOZNAVANJA U KONTEKSTU POSLOVNIH KOMUNIKACIJA:

1. Hello. Let me introduce myself: My name is Susan Spring. I come from “General Electrics”.

2. Where do you come from? 3. Have you met Bernard? This is Bernard Winter.

He comes from “Healthy Food Equipment”, U.S.A. 4. Hi, Bernard. Nice to meet you! 5. Nice to meet you, too. 6. Have you two met? Susan, this is Bernard.

Bernard, (this is) Susan. Susan comes from “General Electrics”, Great Britain.

7. Where are you from? 8. I’m from London.

L I C N E Z A M E N I C E Singular (jednina): I, You, He/She/It; Plural (mnozina): We, You, They; P R O S T O S A D A S NJ E V R E M E G L A G O L A “TO BE” Potvrdi oblik: I am/I’m; You are/You’re; He is/He’s, She is/She’s, It is/It’s; We are/We’re; You are/You’re; They are/They’re; Upitni oblik: Am I?; Are you?; Is he?/Is she?/Is it?;

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Are we?; Are you?; Are they?; Odricni oblik: I am not/I’m not; You are not/You aren’t; He is not/He isn’t; She is not/She isn’t; It is not/It isn’t; We are not/We aren’t; You are not/You aren’t; They are not/They aren’t; Exercise (Zadatak): Napisite u potvrdnom, upitnom i odricnom obliku za sva lica recenice:

1. I am from London. 2. I’m from L.A.

Odgovorite na pitanja u skracenom obliku koristeci licne zamenice umesto imenica:

1. Is Diana from London? - No, __________ from L.A.

2. Is Bernard from L.A.?

- No, __________ from London.

3. Is London in Australia?

- No, __________ in Great Britain.

4. Where are Bernard and Diana now?

- __________ in London.

5. What about you? Are you in London, too?

- No, __________.

6. Where are you now?

- __________ in Belgrade.

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7. Where are you and your friend now?

- __________ in Belgrade.

N U M B E R S (BROJEVI) 1 (one); 2 (two); 3 (three); 4 (four); 5 (five); 6 (six); 7 (seven); 8 (eight); 9 (nine); 10 (ten); 11 (eleven); 12 (twelve); 13 (thirteen); 14 (fourteen); 15 (fifteen); 16 (sixteen); 17 (seventeen); 18 (eighteen); 19 (nineteen); 20 (twenty); 21 (twenty-one); 22 (twenty-two); . . . . . . 30 (thirty); 40 (forty); 50 (fifty); 60 (sixty); 70 (seventy); 80 (eighty); 90 (ninety); 100 (one hundred); 200 (two hundred); . . . 101 (one hundred and one); 202 (two hundred and two). . . T H E E X A C T T I M E (TACNO VREME) Excuse me. What time is it, please?

- 05.00 It’s five o’clock a. m. (pre podne) - 17.00 It’s five p. m. (posle podne) - 17.15 It’s five fifteen p. m. /It’s a quarter past five p. m. - 17.30 It’s half past five p. m. - 17.45 It’s five forty-five p. m.

It’s a quarter to six p. m. H O W M U C H IS/ARE? (KOLIKO KOSTA?) How much is this/that? (za jedninu) How much are these/those? (za mnozinu) Examples (Primeri): How much is this magazine?

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How much is a cup of coffee? (It’s 75 dinars). How much is a cheese sandwich? How much is that bottle of wine? How much is a glass of mineral water? How much are these sandwiches? How much are those pencils? THERE IS… (za jedninu) / THERE ARE… (za mnozinu) (ima…, nalazi se…, postoji…) Examples: There is a bus station near the airport. There are a lot of cars in the street. There is a big park in the center of the town. There are a lot of trees in the park. There is a small pub near the cinema. There are a lot of restaurants near Victoria Station. Is there a bus station near here? Yes, there is./No, there isn’t. Are there any English magazines in this shop? Yes, there are/ No, there aren’t. How much time do you need to get to school? How much beer can you drink? How many pencils are there on the desk? How many cars are there in front of the house?

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Exercise: Write “is” or “are”: There _____ a big park near Picadilly. There _____ two big department stores in the town. _____ there a good restaurant near Marble Arch? There _____ a lot of buildings and shops in this city. There _____ a museum near Regent’s Park. _____ there any English magazines in that shop? H O W A R E Y O U ? Uobicajeni svakodnevni pozdravi: Good morning!/Good afternoon!/Good evening!/ Good night!/ Have a good day!/ Have a nice time!/ Good luck!/Good bye!/See you later!/See you! Uobicajena konverzacija u svakodnevnom govoru: Jack: Good morning, Shirley. Shirley: Hello, Jack. Jack: How are you today? Shirley: I’m tired. And how are you? Jack: I’m fine, thanks. Answer the questions (Odgovorite na pitanja): How is Shirley? She’s _____. How’s Jack?

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He’s_______. How are you this morning? I’m _______. What’s your first name? My (first) name is __________. And you last name? It’s __________. Can you spell your first name, please? Yes, of course: ______________________________. And your last name, please? It’s ______________________________. What’s your mother’s (father’s/ sister’s/ brother’s/ wife’s/ husband’s/ son’s/ daughter’s/…) name? My mother’s name is___________________. P R I S V O J N E Z A M E N I C E My, your, his/Her/Its, Our, Your, Their. Complete the following questions and answers: (Popunite sledeca pitanja I odgovore): Are you a student? Yes, __________. What’s __________ name? Are these your friends? Yes, __________.

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What are __________ names. _____________________ are: _______________________. Is this your sister? Yes, __________. What’s __________ name? Is this your brother? Yes, __________. What’s __________ name? W H E R E D O Y O U L I V E ? Jim lives in a flat. It is not very big. It’s on the ground floor. His address is fifteen, Green Street, London. Lucy lives in a small house in London. Her house is near a school. Her address is fourteen, Oak Street. I live in a big appartment in the center of the town. My address is seventy-two, Oxford Street, London. Answer the questions: Where do you live? I live in __________. What’s your address? My address is ______________________________. Where does Jim live? He lives in __________. What’s Jim’s address?

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His address is ________________________________. Where does Lucy live? She lives in __________, too. What’s Lucy’s address? Her address is _________________________________. Where do Lucy and Jim live? They live in __________. Where do you and your parents live? We live in _________. S I M P L E P R E S E N T T E N S E (PROSTO SADASNJE VREME) Prosto sadasnje vreme gradi se tako sto se infinitivu dodaje nastavak ”s” u trecem licu jednine. Upitni oblik gradi se pomocu upitnog oblika prostog sadasnjeg vremena glagola “to do” i infinitiva bez nastavaka, a odricni oblik pomocu odricnog oblika prostog sadasnjeg vremena glagola ”to do” i infinitiva bez nastavaka.Prosto sadasnje vreme koristimo za izrazavanje radnje koja predstavlja cinjenicu, obicaj ili naviku, koja se dogadja svakodnevno, redovno, ili u odredjenim vremenskim razmacima, na primer: usually, often, every day… Prosto sadasnje vreme glagola “to do” I do; You do; He/She/It does; We do; You do; They do; Upitni oblik: Do I? Do you? Does he/she/it? Do we?; Do you? Do they?

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Odricni oblik: I do not / I don`t; You do not / You don`t; He/She/It does not / He/She/It doesn`t; We do not / We don`t; You do not / You don`t; They do not / They don`t; Prosto sadasnje vreme glagola “to live”: I live; You live; He/She/It lives; We live; You live; They live; Upitni oblik: Do I live?; Do you live?; Does he/she/it live?; Do we live? Do you live?; Do they live?; Odricni oblik: I don`t live; You don`t live; He/She/It doesn`t live; We don`t live; You don`t live; They don`t live; Days of the week (Dani u nedelji): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Meseci u godini (months of the year): January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, October, November and December. The four seasons (cetiri godisnja doba): Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall) and Winter. Colours (Boje): white, black, red, yellow, green, blue, brown, pink, purple, … FOUR PEOPLE Bernard lives and works in Oxford. He works in a museum there. He buys pictures. Bernard is an art expert. He is very interested in modern art. Susan lives in New York. She works there, too. She is a journalist. She writes articles for a

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magazine. She works in a small office. A lot of other people work there, too, but she likes her job very much. Larry lives in London. He buys and sells cars. Some are old and some are new. He`s very interested in money. He thinks about money all the time. Diana is a make-up artist. She works in television. Answer the questions: Where does Bernard live? He _______________________________________. Where does he work? He ________________________________________. Does Larry live in London, too? ____________________________________________. What is Larry interested in? ____________________________________________. Where does Susan live? ______________________________________________. Where does she work? ______________________________________________. Does she like her job? __________________________________________. What does a journalist do? ____________________________________________. Do you work in an office? _____________________________________________. Do you work in a museum? ___________________________________________. Do you sell things? __________________________________. Do you buy things?

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____________________________________. Are you rich? __________________________. Are you interested in money? ____________________________. Are you interested in art, too? _________________________. What else are you interested in? ________________________. Complete the questions (Dopunite pitanja): Bernard lives in Oxford. _______ Bernard _______in Oxford? Diana likes Italian food. _______ she ________ Indian food, too? They sell expensive cars. _______they _______expensive cars? You understand English. ________ you ____________French, too? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? It` seven o clock in the evening. Diana is at home. She is watching Tv. The phone is ringing. It` s Lerry. He is asking her to go out with him. They are also talking about his new car. P R E S E N T C O N T I N O U S T E N S E (TRAJNO SADASNJE VREME) Trajno sadasnje vreme gradi se od prostog sadasnjeg vremena pomocnog glagola “to be” i sadasnjeg participa glagola koji se menja (infinitiv + ing).

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Upitni oblik gradi se od upitnog oblika pomocnog glagola “to be” u prostom sadasnjem vremenu i sadasnjeg participa glagola koji se menja. Odricni oblik gradi se od odricnog oblika pomocnog glagola “to be” u prostom sadasnjem vremenu i sadasnjeg participa glagola koji se menja. Trajno sadasnje vreme koristi se za izrazavanje radnje koja se desava u momentu kada o tome govorimo – sada, u ovom trenutku. Trajno sqdasnje vreme glagola “to wait”: I am waiting; You are waiting; He/She/It is waiting; We are waiting; You are waiting; They are waiting. Examples (Nekoliko primera razlicite upotrebe prostog sadanjeg i trajnog sadasnjeg vremena): 1. Larry smokes, but he is not smoking now. 2. Diana watches TV every evening, but she is not

watching it now. 3. Jim drinks whisky, but he is not drinking it

now. 4. Shirley doesn`t like coffee, but she is

drinking it at the moment. 5. Tony likes pizza, and he is having some now.

W H A T H A P P E N E D Y E S T E R D A Y ? Bernard had lunch with Susan yesterday in an Italian restaurant. Susan wanted to eat Italian food. The food was very good. They liked it, but Bernard ate very little. He drank a little wine and then he was very ill. So they went to the hospital. They told the doctor what happened. The doctor gave him some medicin. He almost died.

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Complete the answers (Dopunite odgovore): Where were Bernard and Susan yesterday? They ______ in an Italian restaurant. What did Susan want? She __________ to eat Italian food. What did they have? They _____ lunch. Did Bernard eat a lot? No, he _____ very little. What did Bernard drink? He __________ a little wine. Where did they go? They __________ to the hospital. What did the doctor give Bernard? The doctor __________ him some medicin. T H E P A S T S I M P L E T E N S E (PROSTO PROSLO VREME) Prosto proslo vreme kod pravilnih glagola gradi se dodavanjem nastavka “ed” na infinitiv glagola koji se menja, ili samo “d” ako se glagol u infinitivu vec zavrsava na “e”, i isto je za sva lica. Prosto proslo vreme kod nepravilnih glagola nalazi se u drugoj koloni TABELE NEPRAVILNIH GLAGOLA. U trecoj koloni nalazi se past participle koji se koristi za gradjenje nekih slozenih vremena. Upitni oblik gradi se pomocu upitnog oblika pomocnog glagola “to do” u prostom proslom vremenu i infinitiva glagola koji se menja. Odricni oblik gradi se pomocu odricnog oblika pomocnog glagola “to do” u prostom proslom vremenu i infinitiva glagola koji se menja.

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Prosto proslo vreme upotrebljava se za izrazavanje radnje koja se dogodila u neko odredjeno vreme u proslosti, npr.: yesterday, last year, last night, when J was a little boy/girl… TABELA NEPRAVILNIH GLAGOLA Infinitive Past Be was/were Do did Have had Give gave Eat ate Write wrote Read read Sell sold Buy bought Sleep slept Go went FUTURE TENSE {BUDUCE VREME} Buduce vreme gradi se pomocu “shall” {za prvo lice jednine i mnozine} ili “will” + infinitiv. Skraceni oblik: licna zamenica + “ll + infinitiv. Upitni oblik gradi se inverzijom subjekta i “shall”/”will” + infinitiv. Odricni oblik gradi se dodavanjem “not” posle “shall”/”will” + infinitiv. Skraceni oblik: shan’t/won’t + infinitiv. Upotrebljava se za radnju koja ce se dogoditi u buducnosti.

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Primeri za ispit Staviti glagol u zagradi u prosto sadasnje, trajno sadasnje, prosto proslo i buduce vreme – potvrdni, odricni i upitni oblik:

1. He (work) in a museum. He works in a museum. Does he work in a museum? He doesn’t work in a museum. He is working in a museum. Is he working in a museum? He isn’t working in a museum. He worked in a museum. Did he work in a museum? He didn’t work in a museum. He will work in a museum. Will he work in a museum? He will not work in a museum.

2. They (have) lunch. They have lunch. Do they have lunch? They don’t have lunch. They are having lunch. Are they having lunch? They aren’t having lunch. They had lunch. Did they have lunch? They didn’t have lunch. They will have lunch. Will they have lunch? They will not have lunch.

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3. Susan (go) to work. Susan goes to work. Does Susan go to work? Susan doesn’t go to work. Susan is going to work. Is Susan going to work? Susan isn’t going to work. Susan went to work. Did Susan go to work? Susan didn’t go to work. Susan will go to work. Will Susan go to work? Susan won’t go to work.

4. You (do) the job. You do the job. Do you do the job? You don’t do the job. You are doing do job. Are you doing the job? You aren’t doing the job. You did job. Did you do the job? You didn’t do the job. You will do the job. Will you do the job? You won’t do the job.

5. He (buy) a new car. He buys a new car. Does he buy a new car? He doesn’t buy a new car. He is buying a new car. Is he buying is new car? He isn’t buying a new car.

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He bought a new car. Did he buy a new car? He didn’t buy a new car. He’ll buy a new car. Will he buy a new car? He won’t buy a new car.

6. Jack (sell) computers. Jack sells computers. Does Jack sell computers? Jack doesn’t sell computers. Jack is selling computers. Is Jack selling computers? Jack isn’t selling computers. Jack sold computers. Did Jack sell computers? Jack didn’t sell computers. Jack will sell computers. Will Jack sell computers? Jack won’t sell computers.

7. We (watch) television. We watch television. Do we watch television? We don’t watch television. We are watching television. Are we watching television? We aren’t watching television. We watched television. Did we watch television? We didn’t watch television. We’ll watch television. Shall we watch television? We shan’t watch television.

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8. Tony (read) letters. Tony reads letters. Does Tony read letters? Tony doesn’t read letters. Tony is reading letters. Is Tony reading letters? Tony isn’t reading letters. Tony read letters. Did Tony read letters? Tony didn’t read letters. Tony will read letters. Will Tony read letters? Tony won’t read letters.

9. They (come) to do party. They come to do party. Do they come to do party? They don’t come to do party. They are coming to do perty. Are they coming to do party? They aren’t coming to do party. They came to do party. Did they come to do party? They didn’t come to do party. They will come to do party. Will they come to do party? They won’t come to do party.

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VEZBANJA 1. COMPANY DEPARTMENTS

1. Match the departments with the correct definitions below:

1. Sales Department 2. Purchasing Department 3. Planning Department 4. Research and Development Department 5. Quality Control Department 6. Production Department 7. Personnel Department 8. Finance Department 9. Distribution Department 10.Marketing Department

- … is responsible for manufacturing goods - … deals with recruiting new staff - … handles advertizing and new product

lounches - … buys in products and services - … tries to develop new products - … makes sure that standards are maintained - … persuades people to buy the company’s

products - … sets out a strategy for the company’s

future - … transports goods to different places - … deals with invoices and payments

1.BANKING

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1. Many verbs make partnerships with money words. Complete the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate verbs. Use the correct form of each verb:

a. If you take out a loan, make sure you can

____________ the repayments. b. The bank manager refused to

_______________ us the money we needed. She said that our accounting system was too disorganized.

c. Diana has really done well since she moved to the States. She ____________ more than $ 80,000 and she has a company car.

d. We’ve decided to move to a new office to ___________ money. The place we rent at the moment is too expensive.

e. Since I got my credit card I’ve __________ far too much money.

f. Scotbank decided to close its Tokyo operation because it was __________ money.

g. I wish I hadn’t ____________ that loan. I still _________ the bank $ 3,000. I don’t know when I’ll be able to pay it back.

h. The easiest way to __________ money is to __________ wisely in the Stock Market.

2 Use the appropriate verbs to complete these word partnerships about banking:

a. ____________________ current account b. ____________________ two hundred dollars c. ____________________ this cheque d. ____________________ bank charges e. ____________________ a bank transfer f. ____________________ the cash dispenser

Now use the above partnerships to complete the following dialogues:

1. I’d like to ___________________________________.

< Of course. If you go over to the foreign desk, someone will help you.

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2. Excuse me. Can I __________________________________?

< Certainly. Could you sign it on the back and date it, please. 3. I’ve just moved here. I’d like to

________________________. < Certainly. Would you mind filling this form in. There is a minimum deposit of $ 20. 4. So with this new Scotbank Plus Account the

customer gets free banking? < Not exactly. You ____________________ if your account is overdrawn. 5. Don’t the banks close at three o’clock around

here? < Yes, but you can still __________________________ to withdraw money. 6. I’d like to ______________________________. < How much would you like to send? 2. Use the appropriate words to complete this

letter from a bank to its small business customers:

Dear Customer, We are delighted to announce the opening of e new city center ___________ of Scotbank at 34, Market Street. In our new convenient ___________ we are ready to offer all the banking ___________ the small business needs:

- expert __________ advice tailored to your company’s needs

- a wide __________ of credit facilities for the expanding business

- highly competitive ___________ rates - highly professional ___________ ready to

attend to your every banking need - fast, efficient foreign __________

transactions - the lowest bank __________ you’ll find

anywhere: ask about our new free banking facility

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- regular account statements - __________ or fortnightly

So, don’t hesitate. Come to Scotbank and speak to our Manager, Sarah Wilson. You’ll wonder why you ever banked anywhere else. Yours sincerely, J. C. Forest, Marketing Director

3. Use the appropriate words to complete the gaps in the conversation between the bank manager and the customer:

Manager: So you’d like to ____________________ to expand your business, Mr Carson? Customer: That’s right, Mrs. Wilson. Initially, we need a loan of $ 25,000. M: You haven’t banked with us very long, have you? C: No, not really. I only ____________________ to Scotbank two months ago.

M: Of course, I’ll need ____________________ about your company before I can give you an answer. C: Well, it’s a fairly new company. We’ve only been _____________________ for a year and a half. M: And you’re in the speciality foods business? C: That’s right. We supply restaurants and delikatessens in the area. M: Fine, let’s have a look at your company’s finances. C: I’ve brought along some figures for you to study. This is our latest profit and loss _______________ and here’s a current balance sheet.

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M: That’s fine. I’ll also need a _______________ for the next six months. C: Really? What’s that exactly? M: It’s a projection of how much __________ your company will need over the period. And of course, I’ll need some __________ to think about it. C: Well, I would appreciate a fairly quick __________.

3. LEAVING A MESSAGE

1. Use the appropriate words to complete each of the gaps in the answerphone recordings:

a. Thank you _______________ TDK Products.

I’m afraid that our office _______________ and there is no-one to take your call at the moment. Our _______________ are 08.30 to 18.30, Monday to _______________, and we will get __________ to you as soon as __________.

b. This is Phil Thomas. _____________ at the moment to take your __________. If you’d like to __________ a __________, please speak after the tone. I’ll ring you __________.

2. Here are two messages left on an answerphone.

Fill in the gaps:

a. This is Paula Ricchi of Velex Supplies. I need to speak to Diana Winter of Sales. Can you __________ her to __________ me first thing tomorrow morning? My number is 071 237 9897. I’ll just __________ my name: Paula Ricchi of Velex Supplies. Oh, and could you tell her that I got her __________ about Turin Conference?

b. Phil, this is Janine. I’ve been __________ to ring you all day but all I get is the answering __________. Where have you

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been? I need to speak to you __________ about the Belman contract. I’ve had a look at it and there are a couple of things we need to __________ before we send it out. Can you ring me as __________________? I’ll be here till about half past seven. Bye.

3. SELLING A PRODUCT

1. Use the appropriate words to complete the gaps

in the questions:

a. What kind of ____________________ could you offer us?

b. Does the ____________________ include delivery?

c. Can you give me some more ____________________ about it?

d. How much does it ____________________? e. When can you ____________________ to our

factory? f. How many ____________________ do you

currently produce? g. How long has it been on the

___________________? h. Is it ____________________ in other

colors?

2. Now use the questions in exercise 2 to complete the dialogues:

a. __________________________________________

___ ? - There are four versions of the TX4 on the

market at the moment. If you look at our catalogue you can see that the top of the range is the TX4 1A.

b. _______________________________________ ? - Just over 4 years. It’s still one of our

biggest sellers despite the competition from ENATECH.

c. _____________________________________ ?

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- Yes, but at the moment only in white and

grey. We’re bringing out a model in red next year.

d. __________________________________________

_ ? - That depends on the model you order. This

one currently costs $ 600. e. ______________________________________ ?

- Again, it depends. We normally offer 15%

off the catalogue price for orders of 20 units or more.

f. ______________________________________ ? - No, I’m afraid it doesn’t. You’ll have to

pay extra for deliveries outside London.

g. _____________________________________ ? - If you fax your order to us we can have

goods at your factory gate in less than 24 hours.

h. _____________________________________ ? - Well, if you look at the catalogue I sent

you last week you can see that…

4. DESCRIBING YOUR PRODUCT

1. Here are 8 products: a car, a television set, a lap-top computer, whisky, a shirt, a magazine, a photocopier, and a chair. Match each product with its description:

a. The DS3 can make over 100 copies in a minute. It uses A3 or A4 paper and provides a clear, high quality image. It’s simple to operate and needs very little maintenance. ________________

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b. The new DF3 MicroCom 486. DX-33, small

enough to carry with you and powerfull to handle the most sophisticated software. So don’t wait. Call your nearest MicroCom dealer today. ________________

c. Over 60 pages of fact and opinion every

week. Our team of journalists keep you informed of the latest developments in today’s fast-changing business world. Order your copy today. __________________

d. Matured for 12 years at our Glenfillan

Disstillery, it is a luxury everyone can afford. We use only the finest barley and purest Highland spring water so you can enjoy it by itself or with ice. __________________

e. The new TR 800 is ideal for the executive

on the move. Its powerful engine, aerodynamic design and comfortable interior make the journey shorter. We’ve used the latest technology to get you there on time. _______________

f. Designed for today’s office, the Executive

ST3 is the ultimate in comfort. Upholstered in hard-wearing fabric, the ST3 comes in a choice of three colors. You’ll find it’s simply the best. ___________________

g. Perfect for work or leisure. It’s made of

100% light Indian cotton with reinforced collar and cuffs. Long-sleeved or short-sleeved, it comes in four sizes

h. Simply the sharpest , crispest picture and

the clearest sound. Our new model has a high resolution, 50 x 70 cm screen, and DLX stereo speakers. With its one-touch remote control operation it couldn’t be easier to use.

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PITANJA ZA PISMENI DEO ISPITA Staviti glagol u zagradi u potvrdni , upitni i odricni oblik sledecih vremena:

1. Prosto sadasnje 2. Trajno sadasnje 3. Prosto proslo 4. Buduce vreme

1. He (invest) a lot of money. He invests a lot of money. Does he invest a lot of money? He doesn’t invest a lot of money.

He is investing a lot of money. Is he investing a lot of money? He isn’t investing a lot of money. He invested a lot of money. Did he invest a lot of money? He didn’t invest a lot of money. He will invest a lot of money. Will he invest a lot of money? He won’t invest a lot of money. 2. She (earn) more than $ 80000. She earns more than $ 80000. Does she earn more than $ 80000? She doesn’t earn more than $ 80000. She is earning more than $ 80000. Is she earning more than $ 80000? She isn’t earning more than $ 80000. She earned more than $ 80000. Did she earn more than $ 80000? She didn’t earn more than $ 80000. She will earn more than $ 80000. Will she earn more than $ 80000? She won’t earn more than $ 80000.

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2. I (confirm) my flight. I confirm my flight. Do I confirm my flight? I don’t confirm my flight. I am confirming my flight. Am I confirming my flight? I am not confirming my flight. I confirmed my flight. Did I confirm my flight? I didn’t confirm my flight. I ‘ll confirm my flight. Will I confirm my flight? I will not confirm my flight. 4. He (ask) about interest. He asks about interest. Does he ask about interest? He doesn’t ask about interest. He is asking about interest. Is he asking about interest? He is not asking about interest. He asked about interest. Did he ask about interest? He did not ask about interest. He will ask about interest. Will he ask about interest? He will not ask about interest. 5. She (inform) passengers. She informs passengers. Does she inform passengers? She doesn’t inform passengers. She is informing passengers.

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Is she informing passengers? She isn’t informing passengers. She informed passengers. Did she inform passengers? She didn’t inform passengers. She will inform passengers. Will she inform passengers? She won’t inform passengers. 6. She (move) her account. She moves her account. Does she move her account? She doesn’t move her account. She is moving her account. Is she moving her account? She isn’t moving her account. She moved her account. Did she move her account? She didn’t move her account. She will move her account. Will she move her account? She won’t move her account. 7. He (supply) restaurants. He supplies restaurants. Does he supply restaurants? He doesn’t supply restaurants. He is supplying restaurants. Is he supplying restaurants? He isn’t supplying restaurants. He supplied restaurants. Did he supply restaurants? He didn’t supply restaurants.

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He will supply restaurants. Will he suplly restaurants? He won’t supply restaurants. 8. They (bring) some projects. They bring some projects. Do they bring any projects? They do not bring any projects. They are bringing some projects. Are they bringing any projects? They are not bringing any projects. They brought some projects. Did they bring any projects? They didn’t bring any projects. They will bring some projects. Will they bring any projects? They will not bring any projects. 9. The banks (close) at 3 o’clock. The banks close at 3 o’clock. Do the banks close at 3 o’clock? The banks don’t close at 3 o’clock. The banks are closing at 3 o’clock. Are the banks closing at 3 o’clock? The banks are not closing at 3 o’clock. The banks closed at 3 o’clock. Did the banks close at 3 o’clock? The banks didn’t close at 3 o’clock. The banks will close at 3 o’clock. Will the banks close at 3 o’clock? The banks won’t close at 3 o’clock.

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10. He (sign) a contract. He signs a contract Does he sign a contract? He doesn’t sign a contract. He is signing a contract. Is he signing a contract? He isn’t signing a contract. He signed a contract. Did he sign a contract? He didn’t sign a contract. He will sign a contract. Will he sign a contract? He won’t sign a contract. 11. They (open) a current account. They open a current account. Do they open a current account? They don’t open a current account. They are opening a current account. Are they opening a current account? They aren’t opening a current account. They opened a current account. Did they open a current account? They didn’t open a current account. They will open a current account. Will they open a current account? They wont open a current account. 12. I (pay) bank charges. I pay bank charges. Do I pay bank charges? I don’t pay bank charges.

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I am paying bank charges. Am I paying bank charges? I am not paying bank charges. I paid bank charges. Did I pay bank charges? I didn’t pay bank charges. I will pay bank charges. Will I pay bank charges? I won’t pay charges. 13. We (use ) the cash dispenser. We use the cash dispenser. Do we use the cash dispenser? We don’t use the cash dispenser. We are using the cash dispenser. Are we using the cash dispenser? We aren’t using the cash dispenser. We used the cash dispenser. Did we use the cash dispenser? We didn’t use the cash dispenser. We will use the cash dispenser. Will we use the cash dispenser?’ We won’t use a cash dispenser. 14. They (change ) $ 200. They change $ 200. Do they change $ 200? They don’t change $ 200. They are changing $ 200. Are they changing $ 200? They aren’t changing $ 200. They changed $ 200.

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Did they change $ 200? They didn’t change $ 200. They will change $ 200. Will they change $ 200? They won’t change $ 200. 15. A customer (make ) a bank transfer. A customer makes a bank transfer. Does a customer make a bank transfer? A customer doesn’t make a bank transfer. A customer is making a bank transfer. Is a customer making a bank transfer? A customer isn’t making a bank transfer> A customer made a bank transfer. Did a customer make a bank transfer? A customer didn’t make a bank transfer. A customer will make a bank transfer. Will a customer make a bank transfer? A customer won’t make a bank transfer.