Предмет: Английский язык, автор: valeevaksyunya

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ДО 12 ЯНВАРЯ /
Write down the words with these sounds
звуки : [ei] , [ju:], [ie] - в данном случае е перевернута , [i]
слова : 1)student , theathe , local,humour , serious, musical , tupical , manage, hobby.
2) characteristic , correspondent , information, accommodation , invitation, educational , situation .

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Автор ответа: gagaaguilerovna

[ei] information accommodation invitation situation educational
[ju:] student humour musical educational
[iə] theatre serious
[i] typical manage musical hobby characteristic correspondent invitation situation

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There are several ways of defining inflation. In some contexts it refers to a steady increase in the supply of money. In others it is seen as a situation where demand persistently exceeds supply. It seems best, however, to define inflation in terms of its basic symptom – rising prices. Inflation is a situation in which the general price level is persistently moving upwards.

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