III. Complete a dialogue with phrases (Haircut, lift, album, suit, hairdryer, dandruff, wonderful, service, hairspray, costs, mirror, seat, shorten, parting) Client: Hello! Is this the hairdresser's? Hairstylist: Yes, it is. This way, please. Take a (1) Would you wait for a little while? C: No problem. (After a while) H: Sorry, I have kept you waiting. I am at your (2) now. What will it be? C: Shampoo, a new fashionable (3) a set, please. and H: All right. Let me see your hair first. I am sorry, you have (4) C: What would you recommend? H: "Head and Shoulders" shampoo. C: And what about the haircut? H: Please, have a look at the (5) haircuts and take your choice. of (After a while) C: I like this haircut. Will it (6) me? H: I think, it will. I could (7) the front and leave the hair long at the back. Then I will thin your hair out to get the needed shape. (After a while) H: So, we can start with the setting. Where is it better to make a (8) C: I wear my hair parted on the right. H: Shall I set your hair with a (9) curling tongs or curlers? C: I don't know. I would like my set last longer: H: I think it would be better to set your hair with a hairdryer: Some styling mousse and (10) will help to hold the shape and add shine to your hair: C: Couldyou (11) the top, please? the hair slightly on H: Here you are. Look into the (12) please. Do you like your hairstyle? C: It looks (13) Thank you very much. Just what I wanted. H: I am glad you like it. It (14) Rubles. 1500 score 14 /
1. Starting in the late 16th century, the Spanish, the British, the French, Swedes and the Dutch began to colonize eastern North America.
2. European immigrants came to make new homes in the Americas. They came in search of a better life. In their native countries, they often had little money and could not worship God in the way they wished. Not all immigrants came to America because they wanted to. Beginning in 1619, millions of Africans were brought to the Americas against their will and were forced into slavery.
3. Before the American revolution, agriculture was the primary livelihood for 90% of the population, and most towns were shipping points for the export of agricultural products.
4. Ten years after the landing of the "Mayflower" Pilgrims more than twenty thousand people lived in the colony and the majority were from England.
5. It was here in New England that the literature of the New American nation appeared.
6. The first American university, Harvard College, was founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
7. The first books of the colony were about religion, the story of the colony and the true nature of the puritanism of those days.
8. The development of American literature was influenced by French and German culture which was brought to America by new immigrants from Europe.
9. The Negroes contributed greatly to the development of the arts. Negro songs and acting have become part of American national music and drama. Negro folklore has given American literature a specific colouring: a mixture of jocularity and sadness.
10. American literature owes its revolutionary traditions to the War of Independence.
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12 Put the verbs in brackets into the past perfect simple or the past perfect continuous.
Yesterday was a bad day for Andrew. He 1) ...hadn't slept... well because there was a terrible storm in the night. After he 2) (had had) a shower, he made breakfast After he 3) (had eaten), he got into his car and drove to work. He 4) (had only been driving) for five minutes when he remembered that he 5). (had left) his briefcase at home. He turned the car around and went home again. Then, he realised that he 6) (had locked) himself out. The keys were still inside the house. Andrew was already late for work, so he decided to leave the briefcase and go to work. When he arrived, his secretary told him that his boss 7) (had been trying) to call him at home. Andrew went to find his boss. When he asked his boss why he 8) (had called), he told him that it hadn't been necessary for him to come to work that day after all. Poor Andrew drove all the way home again.