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TASK 19.4 Write down the passive form of the verbs. Use the tense in brackets.
Passive Voice – Exercise
1. Paul ___________ (send) to prison. (Future tense)
2. My brother_______________ (just beat) in the race. (Present perfect)
3. He ______________ (tell) to wait outside. (Past tense)
4. I____________ (not pay) for the work. (Past tense)
5. Policemen ________________ (often ask) the way. (Present tense)
6. Their lawn _____________ (cut) once a week. (Present tense)
7. We _______________ (ask) by the police. (Future tense)
8. The towels ______________ (not use). (Past tense)
9. The jewels _________________ (not sell) so far. (Present perfect)


TASK 19.5 Prepare presentation on the topic “ Building a good customer relationship”


Self-study 20.
TASK 20.1 Read the text and write the definitions of the words in bold.
Preparation of the accounts
The accounting process starts with inputs, and these arc things such as sales documents (eg invoices), purchasing documents (eg receipts), payroll records, bank records, travel and entertainment records. The data in these inputs is then processed by specialized software:
Entries are recorded chronologically into 'journals'. Information from the journals is posted (- transferred) into 'ledgers', where it accumulates in specific categories (eg cash account, sales account, or account for one particular customer)
A 'trial balance' is prepared at the end of each accounting period: this is a summary of the ledger information to check whether the figures are accurate. It is used directly to prepare the main financial statements (income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement).
The financial statements of large companies have to be checked by an external firm of auditors, who 'sign off on the accounts' (= officially declare the accounts are correct). They are publicly available, and appear in the company's annual report. Users of financial statements include: shareholders, potential shareholders, creditors (lenders, eg banks), customers, suppliers, journalists, financial analysts, government agencies, etc.
Profit and Loss Account
The profit and loss account (= income statement, or just 'the P&L') summarizes business activity over a period of time. It begins with total sales (= revenue) generated during a month, quarter or year. Subsequent lines then deduct (- subtract) all of the costs related to producing that revenue.

TASK 20.2