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2. Put the verb into the correct form using will or going to.

1. The prices determine who ______  (to buy) the products and what _______ (to be) the mix of consumer and capital goods.

2.  - Look! There is smoke coming out of the assembly shop! It's on fire!

- Good heavens! I ______ (to call) the fire brigade immediately!

3. - We haven't delivered goods in time.

- Yes, our partners _______ (to claim) compensation.

4. - Have you decided on what to do when the price goes up?

- Oh, yes. If the price goes up a little, chances are I _______ (to pay) extra amount rather than go without this product.

5. - What shall we do with the failure of suppliers to deliver on time?

- I don't know! I can't make up my mind!

- Come on, hurry up! We _______ (to insist) on the penalty.

6. _ Why are you looking for the file under Bills of Lading?

- Mr. Martin ______ (to find) the exact date of clearance for this vessel.

7. In a perfect market there can be only one price for a given commodity; the lowest price which sellers _______ (to accept) and the highesr which buyers _______ (to pay).

8. The financial sacrifice _______ (to become) too freat when the quality of a commodity gets worse.

9. - I hear you have been offered a job. - That's right, but ______ (not to take it).

10. - This food is awful, isn't it? - Yes, it's disgusting! I _______ (to complain). 

1.  Familiarize yourself with the text. Consult the Grammar notes below. Translate the text into Russian. Supply it with suitable title.

Harper & Grant Ltd. is a growing company. A growing firm needs to advertise. Up till now, the Sales Manager, John Martin, has dealt with the advertising. He is going to employ an Advertising Agency to design the advertisement and place them in certain newspapers or magazines. An Advertising Agency is an organization which is supposed to handle advertising on behalf of the advertiser. It employs artists, copywriters, etc., who are specialists in the field. Its staff ought to be speciaists in buying space in newspapers, or time on radio and television. They are usually able, therefore, to do a far more professional job than the advertising manager who belongs to a firm and who therefore has a limited experience. However, now the firm will have to employ an advertising manager to liaise with the agency. At Harper & Grant, John Martin is now too busy on the sales side to be able to handle the work involved. He needs an expert who will supervide an advertising campaign, check proofs, make sure that the agency use the media which best suit the company's interests. The media are the various means by which one may advertise, for evample in newspapers mafazines, on television, and on hoardings, large display boards, etc. John Martin also cannot cope with the increasing public relations work. This side of the business involves contacts with the public at large through nexspapers, magazines and television, and must give editors correct information is needed. Mr. Grant has agreed that they had better appoint a new advertising manager, who should relieve John Martin of this work but still be ultimately respinsible to him for advertising. In fact, the new department must be a branch of his Sales Department. However, Mr. Grant is very interested in public relations and insists that the new "ad man" ought to be responsible to him for this side of the job.  An advertisement has been interested in the "situations vacant" column of several appropriate newspapers, giving details of the new appointment and inviting applications for the job. John Martin has to go through the written applications and decide which of the applicants have the right qualifications for the post. He is then supposed to intervieq the selected applicants from his short list and send his candidate, or candidates, to Mr. Grant for the final interview.

2. Construct 10 conditional sentences based on the facts given above. Follow the model:

e.g. If the firm hires an advertising manager John Martin will be able to cope with the increasing public relations work.

If the new advertisinf manager is appointed, he will contact the public at large throgh newspapers, magazines and television, and will have to give editors correct information about the company and its products, when such information is needed.

1. Choose the correct form of the verb.

1. I hear the goverment has announced it will reise / are going to raise taxes again.

2. At what point will the consumer stop buying / is the consumer going to stop buying the commodity ar the current price?

3. My car wn't start / isn't going to start. It must be the cold, I think.

4. Why don't you came round tomorriw and I shall / am going to cook you a meal?

5. I'll start / am going to start a new job next week.

6. A consumer will go ob buying / is going on buying a product for as long as he continues to be satisfied.

7. The demand for the commodity will go down / is going to go down if the quantity of the commodity increases.

8. - John told me that you are delivering the console control desks for a big computer company. - Yes, we will / are going to sign another contract with it next month. 

9. The suppliers have got some trouble. I'm afraid they will be / are going to be late with delivery.

10. - Would you like to come to the Sales Office and discuss the penalty clause with us? - All right. I shall cxome / am going to come at 11.

11. - Have you changed your mind about accepting the offer? - No, I shall accept / am going to accept it.

12. - I've come out without any money. - Never mind, I'll lend / am going to lend you some. How much do you want?

13. - Look what I've just bought at an auction! - What an extraordinary thing! Where will you put it / are yoi going to put it?

14. - I've planned my actions for the next week. - That is very clever of you. What will you do / are you going to do with that penalty clause?