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Mr. Smith is an old man. He has recently retired and so he's got a lot of time for travelling. He сame to Moscow as a tourist. Now he is sitting in the hotel hall and talking to Leonid Petrov, his guide.
Petrov asked if it is Mr. Smith's first visit in Moscow.
Mr. Smith answered that it is his first visit, but he've heard about Moscow from his father before, his father was in Moscow before the revolution. Mr. Smith curious when Moscow became the capital and he asked the guide about it.
Petrov answered that Moscow only became the capital in 1918.
Mr. Smith said that the city has changed very much. He mentioned that it's hard to recognize any of the streets and squares. He said he doesn't think young people like Petrov remember the dirty, narrow streets that his father saw in the suburbs, and in the centre too during his visit.
Petrov responded that he doesn't remember Moscow looking like that. He also wondered what Mr. Smith will say he will see the new district in the South - West of the city.
Mr. Smith mentioned that he has heard about it from his friend. His friend told him that it was a beautiful place with wide, straight streets and many gardens. Mr. Smith also asked if they are going to go there.
Petrov replied that they are going to see it on the way to the new building of Moscow University.
Mr. Smith аlsо said that he had heard a lot about the Tretyakov Picture Gallery and would like to see it. Leonid told him that they were planning to see the Gallery in a few days. They were also going to see towns and villages, hospitals, collective farms, museums, exhibitions and many other interesting things. Mr. Smith hoped he would see several other important industrial and agricultural centres in the Soviet Union in addition to Moscow.
Вопросы:
1. Why did Mr. Smith come to Moscow?
2. Who is Mr. Petrov?
3. When did Moscow become the capital of Soviet Union?
4. Did Mr. Smith visit Moscow before?
5. Who told Mr. Smith about the way Moscow looked in the past?
6. When Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to visit the Tretyakov Picture Gallery?
7. What is the name of Mr. Petrov?
8. What Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to see in Moscow?
9. Are Mr. Smith and Petrov related to each other?
10. Why does Mr. Smith want to see the new district in the South - West of the city?
First of all, I'd like to mention some global companies: Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Marlboro, IBM, McDonald's and Intel, the full list of which we can find in the Forbes magazine. Such big companies, as Nestle or Pepsi have lots of subsidiaries all over the world, and such company as Microsoft - only local support centers, but the «brain center» is in Redmond, but all of them try to enter new markets using local partners and resellers. As for good and bad points of global companies, I can mention that all companies that I know try to increase the quality of their products, as they want to be the leaders in competition. Moreover, every company is always willing to hear the customer's opinion about its products, to receive some suggestions, how to improve the product. Some people can say that they've opened new world thanks to globalisation and, particularly, watching «soap operas». What's more, global companies try to adopt their products to the traditional way if using them. On the other hand, globalisation hurts the local government's ability to deal with wages and taxes. Another bad point is that local factories, which are disappearing every day, use more clean methods of production, as it's not necessary to transfer production on long distances, for example. And now I want to quote Valentine Matvienko, vice-premier of Russia, who took part in the work of Third World Commission of Social Aspects of Globalisation on October, 15th in Geneva. She said that the positive side of globalisation is that qualified workers can migrate to other countries and get a well-paid job. At the same time, she said Russia doesn't want to be out of the border of the world processes. She also told that some problems of globalisation, for example, Russian producers are not ready to rival fight. The will of many foreign companies to weaken our economy in order to put local producers away from the rival market was also mentioned. Vice-minister told that we should save our local culture when entering the global economy, and I fully agree with this.
I am a friendly person that's why a have a lot friends. But i would call my best friends only two people about whom i would like to talk. One of them is a boy and one of them is a girl. I love them because they are very supportive and because they are always there for me. They cheer me up when i am upset. But it sometimes annoys me that both of them have a bad habit of not answering my phone calls! That's awful. The main thing that brings us together is the similarity of our hobbies- all of us love sport.
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Mr. Smith is an old man. He has recently retired and so he's got a lot of time for travelling. He сame to Moscow as a tourist. Now he is sitting in the hotel hall and talking to Leonid Petrov, his guide.
Petrov asked if it is Mr. Smith's first visit in Moscow.
Mr. Smith answered that it is his first visit, but he've heard about Moscow from his father before, his father was in Moscow before the revolution. Mr. Smith curious when Moscow became the capital and he asked the guide about it.
Petrov answered that Moscow only became the capital in 1918.
Mr. Smith said that the city has changed very much. He mentioned that it's hard to recognize any of the streets and squares. He said he doesn't think young people like Petrov remember the dirty, narrow streets that his father saw in the suburbs, and in the centre too during his visit.
Petrov responded that he doesn't remember Moscow looking like that. He also wondered what Mr. Smith will say he will see the new district in the South - West of the city.
Mr. Smith mentioned that he has heard about it from his friend. His friend told him that it was a beautiful place with wide, straight streets and many gardens. Mr. Smith also asked if they are going to go there.
Petrov replied that they are going to see it on the way to the new building of Moscow University.
Mr. Smith аlsо said that he had heard a lot about the Tretyakov Picture Gallery and would like to see it. Leonid told him that they were planning to see the Gallery in a few days. They were also going to see towns and villages, hospitals, collective farms, museums, exhibitions and many other interesting things. Mr. Smith hoped he would see several other important industrial and agricultural centres in the Soviet Union in addition to Moscow.
Вопросы:
1. Why did Mr. Smith come to Moscow?
2. Who is Mr. Petrov?
3. When did Moscow become the capital of Soviet Union?
4. Did Mr. Smith visit Moscow before?
5. Who told Mr. Smith about the way Moscow looked in the past?
6. When Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to visit the Tretyakov Picture Gallery?
7. What is the name of Mr. Petrov?
8. What Mr. Smith and Petrov are going to see in Moscow?
9. Are Mr. Smith and Petrov related to each other?
10. Why does Mr. Smith want to see the new district in the South - West of the city?