1) The potential regional or global instability due to the interdependence of national economies in the global level. Local economic fluctuations or crises in one country can have regional or even global consequences.
2)Fears that the control of the economy of individual countries can go from the sovereign governments of the most powerful states, multinational or global corporations and international organizations.
3)The contradiction between the rich and poor countries. Opponents of globalization consider axiomatic that benefit from her rich countries. As a result, there are calls for the West to "share" the wealth and technology, to forgive debts, etc. These calls are supported and on the West, and therefore, in some areas, there was such a state of affairs which it is possible to interpret as concessions or philanthropy .
1. 'If you (c) touch that plate, you'll burn your fingers.' 'Why? Has it been in the oven?'
2. '(c) Unless you're busy, we'll talk now.' That's fine. I'm not busy at the moment.'
3. 'If you watch the news, you (a) learn a lot.' 'I know. I watch it every day.'
4. '(b) Providing you wear warm clothes, you won't get cold.' 'I'll wear an extra jumper.'
5. 'Shall I invite John to the party?' 'Well, were I you, I (a) would invite him.'
6. (c) Supposing the teacher comes back now, what will you do?' 'I don't know.'
7. 'Could I see the menu, please?' 'Yes, sir. If you (a) take a seat, I will fetch it for you.'
8. 'Don't cry. Everything will be alright.' 'Yes, but if I (b) hadn't missed the bus, I wouldn't have been late for school.'
9. 'When water boils, it (c) produces steam.' 'Yes, I know; and the steam is hot, too.'
10. 'Can you help me, please?' 'Well, if I wasn't studying, I (a) would help you.'
