2. Match the idioms to their definitions. 1) go-getter 2) happy-go-lucky 3) chatterbox 4) daredevil 5) knockout 6) troublemaker 7) know-it-all 8) busybody 9) pain in the neck
a) someone who causes problems for other people, b) someone who is very cheerful and carefree all the time, c) someone who thinks that they know much more than other people, d) someone who is very annoying, e) someone who likes to talk, f) someone who does dangerous things and takes risks, g) someone who looks extremely attractive, h) someone who is too interested in other people’s private things, i) someone who is very energetic and determined to be successful

Mr John Lewis

General Manager

Hoverny Ltd

4567 Snake street

Oakland, California

Howard Stanley

9034 Canyon Street

San Francisco, California

USA, 90345

October 01, 2015

Dear Mr Stanley,

October, 02 will be a remarkable day of your 10th anniversary as a member of Hoverny Ltd. During these years of work you proved to be a loyal and qualified worker with great potential. We recognize the contribution you make in our company success and wish to congratulate you upon your 10th anniversary.

With respect,

John Lewis,

General Manager

The city is located 270 km north of Moscow and 80 km north-west of Yaroslavl. In addition to the three main rivers, a number of small rivers and streams flow in the city. The historic center of the city is bounded by the Volga rivers, its right tributary the Cheryomukha, the left tributary of the Chermukha Korovka and the left tributary of the Korovka Dresvyanka or the Pakhomovsky stream. The area on the right bank of the Cheryomukha in the city is called “Beyond the Cheryomukha”, and the outskirts on the right bank of the Pakhomovsky stream are called “Beyond the Pakhomovsky bridge”. A small river Utkash, the right tributary of the Volga, which flows below Chermukha, separates the eastern part of the city - Kopaevo.The city is located at the northernmost point of the Volga River, to Rybinsk it flows mainly to the northeast, and from Rybinsk it turns to the southeast. Rybinsk lies on both its banks, but the main part is on the right bank, oriented along it and has a length of twenty-one kilometers with a width of no more than six kilometers.
The city is located in a flat, often wetland area. The conditional boundary of the zone of mixed forests and taiga passes through it.