Essay Have you ever had a bad dream where you were somewhere strange? Not some heroic adventure in the Maw or the Pale City. A nightmare where you were small and vulnerable and all alone in an unknown place.

Write down everything you saw in your nightmare below (800 character(s) remaining)

A: Excuse me, how can I get to the shoe department?
B: It’s over there, on the right. 1.
А: Извините, как дойти до обувного отдела?
В: Он вон там, справа. 2.
А: Can you tell me how to get to the sportswear department?
В: It’s on the fourth floor. You can take the elevator over there. 2.
А: Не могли бы вы мне сказать, как дойти до отдела спортивных товаров?
В: Он на четвертом этаже В можете подняться на лифте вон там. 3. At a Shoe Department
Salesman: What can I do for you?
Customer: I’d like a pair of dress shoes size 8.
Salesman: What colour would you like?
Customer: Black or light brown.
Salesman: Do you want shoes in leather or suede?
Customer: In leather.
Salesman: Here is about your size. Would you like to try on these shoes, please?
Customer: They are quite comfortable. What’s the price?
Salesman: 30 pounds.
Customer: I guess I’ll take them. Where do I pay?
Salesman: Is it cash?
Customer: Certainly.
Salesman: You can pay right here. Here’s your change and receipt. Thank you. Come again. 3. В обувном отделе
Продавец: Чем могу служить?
Покупатель: Я бы хотел пару туфель для улицы.
Продавец: Какой цвет вы бы хотели?
Покупатель: Черный или светло коричневый.
Продавец: Вы хотите кожаные туфли или из замши?
Покупатель: Кожаные.
Продавец: Вот примерно ваш размер. Не хотите ли примерить эти туфли?
Покупатель: Они довольно удобные. Какова цена?
Продавец: 30 фунтов.
Покупатель: Полагаю, я их возьму. Где платить?
Продавец: Наличные?
Покупатель: Конечно.
Продавец: Вы можете заплатить прямо здесь. Вот ваша сдача и чек Приходите ещё.

I.
1. He didn’t like the new film. It was neither interesting nor useful.
2. She invited two friends, but neither Ann nor Liz could come to the party.
3. Mother promised me a nice dessert. It will be either a chocolate cake or an apple pie.
4. Last summer I visited both Moscow and St Petersburg.
5. Robert will phone me either at five o’clock or at six o’clock.
6. She’ll have either tea or coffee.

II.
I can’t eat this salad. It tastes awfully.
Liz sings beautiful.
Lena isn’t feeling happy today.
My sister looks well. The flowers smell wonderful.

III.
1. My pen was borrowed by somebody.
2. This window was broken by somebody.
3. Flowers are brought to me by somebody every day.
4. The floor will be washed by somebody.
5. The room to be being cleaned by somebody.