Informal style When writing postcards, we use informal style including short forms
e.g. we're and everyday words/expressions e.g. Hope you are well.
** Find and write the words/phrases in the
postcard in Ex. 1 which mean:
4
1 I must stop writing.
2 I'm looking forward to it.
3 I'm writing to you from Rome. ...
4 ... I don't mind. ​

1. There are ... new students in our group this year. I know everybody.  d) some
2. Choose ... book which you like. a) any
3. Do you have ... information about this man? d) any
4. ... people always tell the truth. It’s their principle. c) some
5. He is alone in a new city. ... of his friends can help him. d) no one
6. Please, don’t put ... pepper on the meat. b) much
7. I have ... time, so I can’t go with you. d) little
8. George and Ann haven’t got ... children. c) any
9. The students of our group ask ... questions. They want to know everything. a) many
10. There are very ... people who do not know that the Earth is round.  b) few

Rapid economic growth may cause prices to inflate. The internal market plummeted. The company trades in silk, tea and other items. The event of her enterprise was doubtful. The expenses were the crucial factor for our decision to close the enterprise. The government has set up a special economic zone to promote private enterprise. The state has allocated special funds for the emergency. Their external prosperity was not alloyed by troubles from within. The house comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room.