A. middle f. over
g. five
b. point
C. game
d. played
e. by
h. need
i. players
j. love
k out
1. in
m. hit
n. winner
o. gym
If you like tennis, then you'll (1) badminton. This (2) was named after an
English duke's estate where the game was first (3). To play badminton, you (4) a
net, a lightweight racket, and a small ball with feathers, sometimes called a "birdie." The
game is played
(5) two to four players, either indoors or outdoors on a marked-out
area, or court. The net is stretched across the (6) of the court to a height of
(7) feet. The players (8) the birdie back and forth over the net with the rackets. A
(9) is scored when the side that served the birdie causes the receiving side to miss
sending it back (10) the net. A game is usually played to 15 points. A badminton
match consists of winning two (11) of three games. Badminton became an official
Olympic sport at the 1992 Olympic Games (12) Barcelona, Spain.​

1. You should stand up, because that's the polite thing to do

2. You should smile when you introduce yourself to make a good first impression

3. You should make eye contact so you seem interested in what the other person has to say

4. You should reintroduce yourself if the other person seems to have forgotten who you are

5. You should avoid all personal questions if you meet a person for the first time, so you do not seem socially awkward

6. You should prepare small talk because It is the first step in establishing relationships with the person you are talking to. Good topics are things like the weather, traffic, sports, a national news item, plans for the weekend, etc.

7. You should find out information about countries you visit, so you know what to expect when there.

Объяснение:

1. Mr Smith is reading a letter from our company now.

is reading-Present Continuous.

(To read)

2. The engineers studied the catalogues of Dun & Co yesterday.

studied-Past Simple. (to study)

3. We'll deliver the goods in April.

will deliver-Future Simple. (to deliver)

4. Our manager usually makes contracts with Smith & Co.

makes-Present Simple (to make)

5. Today they have shown the new model of the equipment to the Russia businessmen.

have shown-Present Perfect (to show)

6. The secretary was looking through the mail yesterday at three.​

was looking-Past Continuous (to look)