1)I am a student of a radio-electronic college
2)are you at the lesson now?No,we aren't.We are at the cinema
3)The Maths home task is very difficult.
4)The children are in the schoolyard playing footdall.
5)Is Sofia in the hospital?-Yes, she is.She is I'll
6)They are able students.They are especially good at Literature
7)Am I happy to have a new book as a present?Yes,I am.I love reading!
8)The banks are closed after 7 o'clock
9)Are you musician?-No,I'm not.I'm a designer.
10)They aren't good friends,they are acquaintances.
skim pricing because the firm is skimming the 'cream' off the market before com
petitors inevitably enter the market. These competitors, in order to attract
customers away from the innovative firm, will probably charge lower prices.
This is known as penetration pricing. Promotion, like marketing, is much more
than just selling. Some products are sold door-to-door by sales
representatives, e.g. Avon. Some are sold by holding parties, e.g. Tupperware.
Fastmoving consumer goods or FMCG's, e.g. baked beans, make extensive use of
brand names which are then advertised on television, in magazines, on
billboards, etc. Marks and Spencer do not use television advertising at all,
but put immense effort into merchandising and point-of-sale techniques. A wide
variety of promotional techniques could be used depending on the firm's
promotional budget and the type of product. An engineering firm selling a
specialist machine will use very different techniques from the local corner
shop.