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PHRASE MATCH. Match the following phrases from the article (sometimes more than one
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| 8. PHRASE MATCH. Match the following phrases from the article (sometimes more than one.
combination is possible): 1) A huge march has taken 2) discuss plans to tackle the current financial 3) The 20 nations represent 85 per cent 4) Many are voicing their 5) banners at the march have slogans like 6) Never before has such a wide 7) He summed up the 8) They have brought the world's economy 9) the G20 will not solve 10) leaders must sign up to boost a) to near-collapse b) concerns over jobs c) feeling of many d) place in London e) everything f) "We hate the banks" g) crisis h) the world economy i) of the world’s economy j) coalition come together 9. Look at the article’s headline and guess whether these sentences are true (T) or false (F): Lots of people are protesting in the run-up to an international meeting. T / F The G20 represents over 80 per cent of the world’s economy. T / F Over fifteen hundred organizations are taking part in the marches. T / F The marchers are protesting against many different things. T / F An organizer suggested it was a first for so many groups to protest. T / F The organizer has a lot of faith in the free market system. T / F The organizer believes the G20 Summit will make no difference at all. T / F The organizer said there is a need for more buildings in the world. T / F 10. Listen and fill in the spaces. A huge march has ______ London ahead of the G20 summit on April the 2nd. Leaders from 20 of the world’s most powerful countries will meet to discuss ______ the current financial crisis. The 20 nations represent 85 per cent of the world’s economy. The marchers in the “Put People First” march come from all ______. They include trade unionists, charity workers, anti-globalization campaigners and those concerned about the environment. ______ 150 different organizations taking part. Many are voicing their concerns over jobs, the economy and climate change. Some of the ______ march have slogans like “We hate the banks”, “______”, “Out of Iraq and Afghanistan”, and “Jobs, Justice, Climate”. Organizer Brendan Barber was enthusiastic ______. He said: “Never before has such ______ come together with such a clear message for world leaders”. He summed up the — 61 — feeling of many marchers, saying: “______ unregulated free markets do not work. They have brought the world's economy to near-collapse, failed to fight poverty and have done ______ move to a low-carbon economy”. Mr. Barber told a press conference he hoped the G20 leaders would make a difference. “Of course, the G20 ______ everything in a day's work, but leaders must sign up to boost the world economy and govern it better, and show us that they are trying ______ world”, he said. жүктеу/скачать 0,58 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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