Who (to tell) workers where (to work) or what occupation to choose ? Who (to declare) how many cars should (to produce) and how many homes should (to build) ? Who (to specify) the predominant style of women’s dresses or men’s suits? The greater the degree of competition the more these matters (to decide) impersonally and automatically by the price system or the market system. This may (to view) as a system of rewards and penalties. Rewards (to include) profits for firms and people who (to succeed) . Penalties (to include) losses, or probably bankruptcy, for those who (to fail) . The price system (to be) fundamental to the traditional concept of market economy.
The price system basically (to operate) on the principle that everything that (to exchange) — every good, every service, and every resource — (to have) its price. In a free market with many buyers and sellers, the prices of these things (to reflect) the quantities that sellers (to make) available and the quantities that buyers (to wish) (to purchase) .
Thus, if buyers (to want) (to purchase) more of a certain good than suppliers (to have) available, its price (to rise) . This (to encourage) suppliers (to produce) and (to sell) more of it. On the other hand, if buyers (to want) (to purchase) less of a certain good than suppliers (to prepare) (to sell) , its price (to fall) . It (to encourage) buyers (to purchase) more of it.
This interaction between sellers and buyers in a competitive market, and the resulting changes in prices, (to be) what most people (to refer) to by the familiar phrase “supply and demand”.
10 предложений с used to:
1)I used to get up at 6 a.m. when I was 20. – Раньше я вставал в 6 утра, когда мне было 20.
2)Kate used to go to school by bike. – Кэйт обычно ездила в школу на велосипеде.
3)They used to have dinner at this restaurant every Friday. – Раньше они обедали в этом ресторане каждую пятницу.
4)I didn’t use to learn French. – Раньше я не учил французский.
5)Ann didn’t use to attend this place. – Энн раньше не бывала тут.
6)We didn’t use to go to Italy every summer. – Мы не ездили в Италию каждое лето.
7)Did you use to ride a bike? – Ты раньше ездил на велосипеде?
8)Did he use to do sports? – Он раньше занимался спортом?
9)Did Matt use to eat meat? – Мэтт раньше ел мясо?
10)I used to take a taxi to my work. – Раньше я часто ездил на работу на такси.
Предложения с past simple:
1)I thought you knew him. – Я думал, что ты знаешь его.
2)Chris said he couldn’t find you. – Крис сказал, что не может найти тебя.
3)He didn’t know whether Ann would come or not. – Он не знал, придет ли Энн или нет.
4)Mike said he could help us. – Майк сказал, что он может нам.
5)I thought I had to do everything by myself. – Я думал, что я должен делать все в одиночку.
6)The teacher said you might come in. – Учитель сказал, что ты можешь войти.
7)I didn’t know what I should do. – Я не знал, что мне делать.
8)I was sure Kate was busy that day. – Я был уверен, что Кейт занята в тот день.
9)Jane knew Matt didn’t want to go there. – Джейн знала, что Мэтт не хочет туда идти.
10)I came to the stadium and saw that my friends were playing rugby. – Я пришел на стадион и увидел, что мои друзья играют в регби.
Надеюсь
2)Yes, i had lended money to my friends
3)sometimes i had borrowed
4)вопрос не очень понятен (сохраните вы покупку купить что-то что ты хочешь. как -то так)
5)there are many teenagers who waste their,and not only their, but thir parents money for things that they not really needed.But, there are teenagers who waste their money on good things. e.g For guitar, for books that will help them in future, and another things
6)there are many clothes which price is big.But you now, it depends on Money which the family have. If it's a poor family, i think that if smth cost for example 1000 rubles it may be a big price for them,and if it is a rich family, they may consider that it is penny
7)My day depends on my study.