"such", "rather", "what", "quite".
1. Dreamily he fell to considering what ... nice snug dwelling-place it would make for ... animal with ... few wants. 2. But it could hardly be ... star in such ... unlikely situation. 3. And you really live by ... river? What ... jolly life! 4. "Such ... rumpus everywhere!" continued Duncan. 5. "Such ... good fellow, too," remarked Duncan reflectively. 6. Packing ... basket was not quite such ... pleasant work as unpacking ... basket. 7. And it's not such ... very bad house, is it? 8. "All ... same, it sounds as if it might have been- well, rather funny, you know!" he added. 9. Oh, what ... flowery track lies spread before me! 10. He seemed, by all accounts, to be such ...
important personage. 11. Such ... rich chapter it had been, when one came to look back on it all! 12. And what ... play it had been! 13. Who is it this time, disturbing ... people on such ... night? Speak up! 14. As it's rather ... gloomy place at present, I think it might be advisable not to take John with us tomorrow. 15. What ... splendid name! It's so important what you call ... cat. I've always been such ... rolling stone I've never been able to keep ... animal, such ... pity.
Do forestry, fishing or beekeeping also belong to this sector?
Forestry, fishing and beekeeping also belong to this sector, don't they?
What sector do forestry, fishing and beekeeping belong to?
What branhes in industry also belong to this sector?
2. Mineral resources need industrial processing.
Do mineral resources need industrial processing?
Do mineral resources need industrial or manual processing?
Mineral resources need industrial processing, don't they?
What processing do mineral resources need ?
What resources need industrial processing?
3. People provide different services for plants and factories.
Do people provide different services for plants and factories.
Do people provide different services for plants or factories.
People provide different services for plants and factories, don't they?
What services do people provide services for plants and factories?
Who provides different services for plants and factories?
4. They can use land intensively and produce agricultural products and minerals.
Can they use land intensively and produce agricultural products and minerals.
They can use land intensively and produce agricultural products and minerals, can't they?
Can they use land or equipment intensively
Can they produce agricultural or industrial products and minerals.
How can they can use land
What products can they produce?
Who can use land intensively and produce agricultural products and minerals?
I. The text is about ...
1) historical and business importance of the City.
II. Complete the sentence according to the text.
The City is a commercial and business part of London as ...
4) many offices, insurance companies, banks are concentrated there.
III. Choose the right sentence.
2) The Mansion House reminds us of a Greek temple.
IV. Find the wrong statement.
4) There are a lot of insurance companies and offices in the Mansion House.
V. Arrange the sentences according to the text.
(2) 2) In the City one can see many signs of the Roman time.
1) The City of London was described by a Roman historian.
4) All the principal streets lead to the heart of the City.
3) The Royal Exchange has been burnt down three times by fire.
VI. What word is different?
3) notorious