Anh văn chuyên ngành II - BA19 (99)

A tax paid on goods coming into or going out of a country.

Countries which truly believe in free trade try to liberalise their trade, that is to say, they take away……………………to trade.

Limited numbers or amounts that ate officially allowed

We’re moving house tomorrow.

Really? ……...you with the furniture.

John is a better player than Martin, isn’t he?

Oh, yes. ……...the match tomorrow, I expect.

By the end of the year we………………our initial investment.

We really need to concentrate on what our competitors are doing. In today’s market you need to ……………at all times.

If they ………………the plant, a lot of people ………………lose their jobs.

The trains are delayed because of bad weather, so I ………………a taxi.

We have exactly the same market share as our nearest rival. We ……………in terms of our profits so far this year, too.

Mr. Pike ____________the most famous archaeologist in our city.

We always do what she wants us to because she gives us good reasons for doing it. She is very ……………..

. Portuguese___________ as an official language in this city for three hundred years.

The company will apply for a patent for the design so that others cannot copy it and steal the idea.

Which of the verb does not match the noun: AN APPLICANT?

When it comes to industrial espionage, Japanese companies have long been better known as defendants in high-profile cases.

If you impose/ introduce them, you make trade more difficult. If you lift/ remove them, you make it easier.

Money that you have to pay to the government.

Which word doesn’t refer to open markets?