UNIT 11
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LIBRARIES
There is a public library in every town in Great Britain. There are branch libraries in most villages. Any one may become a member, and it costs nothing to borrow books. The books can be kept for a fortnight. If, at the end of the for night, you have not finished reading a book, you may renew it for another fortnight. If the book you want is out, you may ask for it to be kept for you, and if you pay the cost of postcard, the librarian will let you know when the book has been returned and is ready for you.
Most public libraries also have a reading room and a reference library. In the reading room there are tables and desks at which you can sit and read the daily papers and all the other important periodicals. In the reference library there are encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and numerous other books. There may not be take away.
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How much does it cost to borrow books from a public library in Britain?
How long can a book be kept?
What can a borrower do if he has not finished reading a book at the end of the fortnight?
Where can periodicals be read?
What would you expect to find in the reference library?
Can books in the reference library be taken away or are they to be used only in the library?
What is a private library?
Do you have a private library at home?
How many books are there in your own library?
Where do you keep your books at home?
Do you belong to any library?
What public library is most popular in Tashkent?
Does it cost anything to borrow books from libraries in Tashkent?
How many books may be borrowed at a time from a library?
When do you usually renew a book?
What daily papers do you usually read?
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