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ISBN978-5-0060-7874-1 (. 2)

ISBN978-5-0053-6234-6

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 ,       .        ,        ,   ,         .         ,          best-repetitor.jimdofree.com  ⠫   kirill-shatilov.livejournal.com.



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  Able Capable


   tobe able to,    ,      can    !      ,     ,:



Iam able todoit.

Iam capable ofdoingit.



, , ,  .  able   c  ,    capable -     (,  ).      :  ,    .



, , . ,  able   ,     ,   capable   , .. .    ,  ,      ,  ,  .



,        :



This technology has the ability togrow crops inthe desert ()

This technology has the capability toend world hunger ()



,    ,   ,    蠖 unable incapable,     , :



The disease made him unable tomove without pain.

The treatments are incapable ofcuring the disease.



      , 젖     .



     , :  able  (, ) to,  capable of  .



This guy is able tobreak aconcrete block with his bare hands, yet Idont think hes capable ofviolence.



Able    XV      able,     habilem/habilis (, ),     habere().



     capabilis,   .    capable .      1590-.




  Accident Incident


    ,   ,  ,   incidentis, .. ,  , ,  ( ), .



   Incident , ,   ,       incidere incidens,  , .



 Accident    ,      ,   cedere (),   . Ӡ   蠫 ,      , ?    ,   .



, , ,     ,    Accidents happen,  Incidents happen? ?



 -   , ,  , , , ,   .



,  Accident   Incident,    Incident   Accident. Ƞ ,  Incident   ,   Incident  . ?     ,   .



       (,       ),   ,   Incident    : , , , , ,  .. 蠖 incident,    incident,  蠖 incident.



Ѡ ,  -  ,    -   ,       Accident. ,  .    -   ( ,  , ),   -    .    - 堖 , ,     accident,    .



 ,   :



The incident occurred on Main Street at around 2:30AM



  -  accident    .        .    ,   , , ,  堫, , , ,   ,      .



      ,        ,    Incident,     .




  Accurate, Exact Precise


  .    (   ),    :



Be accurate

Be exact

Be precise



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   Accurate  .   .  Accurate   蠫 , 蠫,  . ,  ,   . ,    accurate number,      .          ,       accurate description  accurate estimate .     Accurate    : extremely (perfectly, totally) accurate,      reasonably (generally, largely, pretty, fairly)accurate,   .



 Exact     . , ,   ,     XX               exact copies  exact replicas.



ʠ     Precise, ,    ()  (precise measurement)   (precise wording).  Precise   ,     clearly.  - precise description      ,   ,  .



 , :



Be accurate =  

Be exact =  

Be precise =  



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 Accurate   1610-     ,        accuratus.      .



  exactus  Exact, , 1530-.



 Precise,      praecisus,   .  XV    prcis,     .       XVI .




  Ache, Pain Hurt


        , 堖   . ,            ,   ,     ,  .   ,   , ,  .



  Ache     ,    .       ࠖ headache, stomachache, toothache  earache.    ,       Ache.  , ,  ,  ,     .



-,  XVI,     ,    ,  ,        speak speech.    ?che, ece, 렖 aken  acan.  XVIII  - ,     ,    akhos (,  ,      awe,    ).        ,  .



  Pain  ,    .     ,      , ,   -   .      ,      aches and pains,        .



  Pain    XI .    peine() pener().  Pain    ,      onpainofdeath,       .



 Hurt     ,      , ,  ,  , .    ,   -  My shoulders hurt,  Ihave apain/ache inmy shoulders.



 ,  Hurt    injure:



Dont play with that knife you could hurt yourself.



      ,      ,   :



My son is inprison; the situation is causing me alot ofheartache.

It took her years tomove past the pain ofher divorce.

Iwas extremely hurt that he didnt invite me tohis wedding.



 ,   




  Actual, Current Present


   ,     (, ,  ) Actual, Current Present. ,  ,  Actual      .   ,    Current Present       (  ),  Actual   ( ). :



The language spoken inBrazil is actually Portuguese, not Spanish.



, :



This article claims that unemployment is at 5%, but the actual rate is around8%.



     actualis,   , .  XIV    actuel   . ,     Actual  XV    ,         .            , ,    ,    .



   Current Present,         ,       , ,  Current  ,    , Present   . ʠ:



My girlfriend currently lives inNew York, but shes inLos Angeles at present.



:



The current situation is good, but the present case is an emergency.



  ,   Present   . ,   at present, ,  ,     presently    ,   :



She is presently working on anew project.



:



He will be here presently.



  , ,  :    will,  presently   ,   is/are,  .



 XIV  Current    .   curraunt    (-     corant,   corre,     currere).      (currency),     (bank ,   ,  蠫 ).



 Present      . ,        .   XV       , . , ,     pre () sent (),       pr?esse,    pr? ()  esse().  .




  Afraid, Scared Frightened


  ,  ,   ,   , ,  Frightened, Afraid, Scared      tobe  of.      - :



Shes afraid ofspiders = Shes scared ofspiders



    Frightened    ,      .



Ѡ ,  ()   Frightened Scared,      ():



The loud noise scaredme.

The loud noise frightenedme.



    ,  ,   ,   ()   ()  . ,    . Ÿ  ,    . , , ,  ,       ,    100%.      :



Frightened    ,  Scared.  ,     , ,   Scared          (more  less).



    , ,  ,        , :



It was ascary experience.

It was afrightening experience.



  Afraid,      ,          ,   ,    .



  ,   Afraid,    ( ),    exfridare, ,      ( ).     esfreer (, ),   - afrayer, , ,    afray().    -   fray.



Scared   .     ,    skirra     (   ).     1590-  skerren.



 frighten   .     1660-,    fright,    fyrhtan, -  蠖  fryhto.   ing- ,     frightening,    1715.




  Agenda, Schedule Itinerary


   ,  Itinerary  ,   蠫, 蠫,   ,     ,  ,  ,     (      ).



 Agenda    ,  ,  ,     ,    .  , ,  -   on the agenda  on your agenda.       ahidden agenda,  ,         ,       .



       agenda calendar.      ,   :



Let me check my agenda.



,  ,     .           Schedule,      ,     . ,     Schedule,  ,    ,      (coffee breaks).



 Schedule    . ,      젖 timetable.



Schedule  ,     , ,  .        timeline.



       ahead ofschedule,    ,  behind schedule,   .



,  Schedule    , :



Ischeduled my dentist appointment for next Thursday.



Schedule   schedula( ,      ),    cedule,   XV   sedule  cedule.



Itinerary    XVI      ,   itinerarium  .



Agenda     1650-      credenda:    , 堖  .  ,   Agenda    1882.




  Aid, Assist Help


-         .     .



  ,  Aid Assist     Help,         .



 Aid,   ()     ,  , ,    ,  XVI    aidier (). :



Ahearing aid is asmall electronic device that helps people with hearing problems tohear better.



      first aid, government aid  humanitarianaid.



      aide,    ,  , .. , , anurses aide, ateachers aide ..



   Assist Help  ,   :



  Help     ,       to.     :



He helped me understand the lesson. =He helped me tounderstand the lesson.



   ,     ,            to.  .



  Assist     in+ ,  with + :



This program assists people infinding ajob.



This program assists people with their job search.



  ,    Help    Help,     Assist 堖 Assistance.       ,     ,       assist   .



  Aid   .



  Assist,   XVI   ,   assisten 蠖   頖   assistere.



  Help    .     , .. ,   helpan, healp, holpen (  help, helped, helped).




  Alien, Foreigner Stranger


  Stranger ,  :



When my car broke down, akind stranger stopped tohelpme.



 ,    .



  Foreigner   ,    :



The new law makes it easier for foreigners toget documents towork legally.



 ,    .



      ,      Alien.      illegal

aliens.          ,   ,   resident aliens (       Resident Evil). ,    .    -    foreigners.



,       (),    1979 ,    堖 Alien. , , .   ,     ,    - extraterrestrial, .. .  Alien    .    堫, - .  ,  .



  Alien   alienus,  ,     ,  ,     alien.     . Ѡ XVI      . Ѡ1670-     .    1920-.



 Foreigner, ,    .     foreign ( ,     , ..  American  Russian,     ,    ).     ,   - .



, Stranger      estrangier( tranger),   ,   extraneus.         1817.




  All, Whole Entirely


 All (  ,  , , , , , )     ,   ,  ,   . :



All ofthe necklaces inthis store are expensive.



All ofthis furniture isnew.



  Whole   Entire     ,      100%  . :



Iate the whole pizza.



Ifinished reading the entire book inthree days.



    ,    :



Iate the entire cupcake.



:



Iate all the cupcakes.



:



The whole apple is rotten.



:



All the fruit is rotten.



 ,     ,    .



All ofthe necklaces   All the fruit      of,       ,  , 젖    .    fruit  ,  ,    fruits,      .   , , ᠖ fish fishes,   .      堖 is,    ( )   .



 All , ,   eall,    ,  ,   .



 Whole      hal     . , ,   蠫.   XVI  -  wh-. ,        ,       :



Engang du herre var ihele Norden (- , ..,    )



 Entire,   , - : integrum entier     -  XV .




 Allow, Let Permit


 ,           , .  Permit    .   Allow.  頖Let.



 ,         .



 Let     ,        (  ),  :



Idont let my kids watch violent movies.



,   - - ,   Lets go,  Let is go,   ,      us.



  Let  ,         .



Ѡ Allow Permit   :



Idont allow/permit my kids towatch violent movies.



       . ,   :



Smoking is not allowed.



Passengers are not permitted touse cell phones during takeoff.



, Let     .



 ,   Let   ,     . ,    l?tan  let, leort   gel?ten  ,  蠫, 蠫, .



 Allow  allouen     XV ,       .       .      alouer,     aloer alloiier.  ,   ,     allaudare adlaudare,  , ,     allocare.



 Permit  .    XVI   permitten,     permetre,     permittere(, , ).



Let me end here.



,    :



Permettez-moi de terminerici.



  , ,   :



Laissez-moi finirici.




  Already Yet


 .



 (  ) Already Yet  ⠫  , .. Present Perfect.    Already   ,    Yet   . :



Have you bought the ticketsyet?



:



Yes, Ive already bought the tickets.



:



No, Ive not bought the ticketsyet.



 ,  Already   , Yet  .



,  ,  Already   .   ,    ,   ,  . ,          ,    :



Have you already finished your homework?!



    ,  -         .



,  Already   XIV ,     all ready.  , ,        allerede.



Yet     .       get  gieta     .      ieta,  젖 ieuzo.     




  Also, Too Aswell


     ,   , , , .       ,   .



Also,  ,     :



Ialso like chocolate.

The pears are also delicious.



Too As well   .   Too      :



Ilike chocolate,too.

Ilike chocolate as well.



The pears are delicious,too.

The pears are delicious as well.



 As well    as well as, ,   ,  and.



She bought the necklace as well as the earrings.

She bought the necklace and the earrings.



   ,      :



She bought the necklace. She also bought the earrings.

She bought the necklace. She bought the earrings,too.

She bought the necklace. She bought the earrings as well.



   Also  eallswa   just as, even as, as if, so as  likewise.  , ,  eal swa,   all + so.  XVI  Also   as,    ,    also  alzoo.



  Too,      to,       ,  , , the door slammed to.       ,    蠫.         ,   , XVII   堫o.



  as well   ,         XVI .




  Among Between


,       .  ,  .       : Among     , .. , Between   . ,   ,     ,  .



  Between   , ,    ,   ,  . :



The negotiations between Brazil, Argentina, and Chile are going well.



   Among ,       ,    .    ,     .     ,     :



The negotiations among the countries ofSouth America are going well.



  ,     ,    -   ,   ,     :



Im trying todecide between the green shirt, the blue shirt, and the black shirt.



Im trying todecide among these three shirts.



,   ,  ,       , 젖.



 XIII  Among     onmang ,  , amang  ongemang,   蠫, 蠫,     on gemang,    廠   gemengan,      .



  Between  bitwene,   ,     ࠖ betweonum (    堖 betwinum).  tweonum     tweon,    two each.




  Amount, Number Quantity


    ,    Amount  , :



Theres asignificant amount oftraffic inthe late afternoon.



:



She inherited alarge amount ofmoney from her grandfather.



   Number , ,   , :



Anumber ofmy friends are teachers.



:



This recipe has asmall number ofingredients.



 Quantity,  , -,  ,     , ,  ,  ,   .   ,      . :



We have alimited quantity ofspecial-edition hats for sale.



     (   ):



We have alimited alimited number ofspecial-edition hats for sale.



:



They need alarge quantity ofcement for the construction.



 ,       :



They need alarge amount ofcement for the construction.



 Amount   amount  1710.        amountance, amountment.   ,   ,    XIV ,    , , ,   .



,  ,  XIV ,  Number          .     :   numerus,  nombre ,  noumbre -.



   Quantity,   , ,   ,       Posos?,  , ?.         Quantus?,      quantitas,    ,  .     quantite cantite,    ,       quantite, ,   ,    -   400.




  Answer, Reply Respond


        .   



answer an email

reply toan email

respond toan email



, Reply       ,  ,    .



   ,   answer the phone.



  ,    ,       Answer the door!.



   - ,    ,      replies  responds.



    ,    Answer,  Reply Respond   .



 , ,    :       Answer Reply.   Respond,    ,    堖 response.



He answered my question, but Ididnt understand his answer.



Were waiting for areply from the customer.



Her response tohis comment was brilliant.



   Answer   andswaru,  answarian.   ,       and ( ⻠  against) swerian(, .. swear).



  XV    replier,   replicare(  ),     replien.



,  Respond     XVII .      respounden.  -   respundre, 젖 respondere  .



,     Reply,  Respond , ,      .




  Any Some


  ,        



  ,  Some   , Any  , ?



Iwant some bread

Idont want any bread.

Do we have any bread inthe house?



,  .  Some    ,     -     -  :



Would you like some bread?

Can Ihave some extra ketchup for my fries, please?



Ѡ , Any     ,      :



You can take any cake you like, but dont say any size is sexy.



   : Some Any        :



She wants some water.

He hasnt received any e-mailsyet.



   ,   .      :



: Can Ihave some apple?

: Can Ihave an apple?



: He doesnt have anycar.

: He doesnt have acar.



 ( ) Some    .     sum   .      som  -  -.



 ( ) Any   . ,      ,     einig,    ,  ,   廠 , ..  .   Any      (one)  ?nig,      one-y.




  Arrive, Come, Get Reach


  -     ,   ,    Come.       ,   :



My sister lives inLondon, but next week shes coming tovisit me inAtlanta.



Our neighbors are coming over for dinner tonight.



Come here Iwant toshow you something.



   ,  ,    Arrive Reach.     Reach,     ,   :



If we catch the 6AM train, well arrive inthe city around 7:30.



We had been driving for eight hours, and we were exhausted bythe time we reached Miami.



 ,  ,  Come   , Arrive , Reach .



  Get,        .        Arrive Reach     .



If we catch the 6AM train, well get tothe city around 7:30.



We had been driving for eight hours, and we were exhausted bythe time we got toMiami.



My brother always takes anap after he gets home from work.



    ,  .



 Reach       .   Arrive    in,      ,  at , , .  get,    -    to, , ,  ,      here, there  home (.  ).



     arripare,    (ad ripa).     ariver    XIV .



       come-came-come,   cumin-cuom/com-cumen.  UO, ,      .       A, ,      ,    kvam. ,  .



  Get      29.  , ,  geta-gatum-getenn  , ,  ..         ,      forget  beget.



 Reach   r?can  reccan,  ,   rechen  retch.      ,      -    .      XV .




  Assure, Ensure Insure


 Assure   ,   , , ,  :



Iassure you that the water here is perfectly safe todrink.



 ,   Assure     ,      (him, her ..).



   Ensure,    . Ƞ  , ,  :



We ordered ten pizzas toensure that there would be enough food for everybody.



,    Insure    ,  -  - :



Our house is insured against fires, floods, and theft.



 Assure     XV   : - assecurar,   asseurer.



 Ensure  :    seur(    sure)     en-,    ,   make. , ,  enrich (). ,   ,   , , ,  shorten,  , ,  , make short.   ,   Ensure     make sure.



 Insure  XVI   insuren ,   ,     ensuren,   make sure.        XVIII ,      Assure.




 Award, Reward Prize


,  !     ,   ?  .



    -  ,      -   ,  ,   Reward. :



If achild cleans their room, the parent might buy them aspecial toy as areward.



 Reward , , :



The employee was rewarded for her hard work.



   Award    , :



Olympic athletes who win their competitions are awarded gold medals.



The best movies and actors are recognized at the Academy Awards.



 Award ,     ,      - ,  ..,   Reward        - ,     ( ).



   ,    Prize.     ,   ,     . , ,      prize fighting.



She won the prize for best drawing.



         , :



He was awarded the top prize.



   Prize    pris,     XIV   prise.  S Z  XVII .



   esgard     Award,       .    XV .      esgarder,       eswarder.     awarden     . ,     , , ?



, Reward      regarder (,     , rewarder ),  , 젖  XV ࠖ rewarden   .      .      ,  蠫 .     Award  -  1590-.




 Baggage Luggage


     ,     .   ( )     . ȠBaggage, Luggage      ,   -   . Π  (,  Baggage  ,  , , )   .



   ,     ,           ,     .    , :



Ihave three luggages.



     :



Ihave three pieces ofluggage.



    -      -,   , . ,    ,     baggage claim.  ,  ,    ,        頖       Luggage,  Baggage.



 , Baggage     ,     ,  ..,   Luggage   .    Baggage   1957.



       XVI .  , ,  ,     baggi,    ࠖ XIII 堖 bagge, 젖   bag. , Baggage     ,   ( ),    堖 bagage (    ໠ bague).



 Luggage     1590-.       lug,  , .       age.  ,         1755,    any thing ofmore weight than value (..  ,     ).




 Beach, Coast Shore


 Coast.      ,     ,      .    Coast   coastline.



 Shore, ,     .     , ,   ,      bank  riverbank, , ,     ,    ,   ,    (current),    ,    (currency).



 Coast Shore    ,   :  Coast  ,   ,  Shore   . ,     ,   ,  :



We drove for three hours until reaching the coast.



    ,  ,  , :



The lighthouse helps boats reach the shore safely.



  Beach   ,  ,  ,  ,   .



Ѡ     ,   1530-  Beach     ,  .    ,   ,       bece, , ,  , .



Shore, -,    ,      schor,  ,     scorre.   XIV    scora,   sceor.



, Coast ,  , .     costa, , ,   .     coste,    c?te. Ѡ XIII  Coast     , ࠫ    .




 Beautiful, Pretty ..


 ,     - .



   Beautiful   .    ,  ,  ,   .



 Pretty    . , ,     .       ,       ,  Beautiful.



       Cute.   Beautiful  ,  Pretty ,   Cute  , .        .    Cute   ,   ,   , .    ,    ,   Gorgeous.   ,  ꠖ  ,       Handsome.  Pretty,  Beautiful   .    ,   Cute.



,      ,   hot.    , , .



 Beautiful   XVI     Beauty,   bealte,  beute     biaut( beaut),     beltet,    - bellitas,    bellus (   ). ,    ,     -  XVI ,     wlite.



 Pretty   - pr?ttig, , , 젖 pretti.    , ,    pr?tt (, ).  XIV     pratie       .       XVI .



 Cute  1731    acute (, ).



    Gorgeous   .  ,  XVII     ,    ⠖ ,    gorgias. ,     gorge(,  ),     ,      gorge.   ,       ,    gorgias, ,  ,      . , ,  .



 Handsome,      XV , ,      hand,      ,  handsom. ,  XVI ,   ⠫, 1580-    ,      .   Century Dictionary  1895  , ,  :



Handsomeis founded upon the notion ofproportion, symmetry, as the result ofcultivation or work; ahandsomefigure is strictly one that has been developed byattention tophysical laws into the right proportions.



Ƞ  :



<> ahandsomeface is not necessarily abeautifulface.




  Become, Get Turn


,        .



,      ,   ,   .   Turn  ,   :



The sky turned pink and orange during the sunset.



My uncles hair is turning white.



  , ,  ,    Turn Into:



The caterpillar turned into abutterfly.



My dream turned into anightmare.



   ,  ,    ,    Get:



Igotangry when my colleague said things about me that werent true.



We always get really bored inhistory class.



 Get   :



Its gettingeasier and easier for me tounderstand movies inEnglish.



Its got more expensive tobuy an apartment inthis city.



        Become,         :



My sister became depressed after she moved toanew city.



Its becoming more difficult tobalance work and life inthe modern world.



   - ,   Get  Turn  Become:



He wants tobecome alawyer someday.



Shirley Temple became afamous actress when she was just four yearsold.



,        ,  兠Go:



go crazy  

go blind 

go deaf 

go bald 

go bad  ( )



 Turn   turnian,    torner ( tourner),    tornare       (  , , ),       tornus  tornos.



 Get     XIII     geta-gatum-getenn.



 Become      .    becuman  蠫.      bicomen.




  Beg Plead


    ,   ,  ,  ,   .    , , ,   .



 Beg Plead    ,    ,  ..,         :



When Johns wife wanted toleave him, he begged her tostay.



When Johns wife wanted toleave him, he pleaded with her tostay.



          ,     Beg  ,  Plead.      ,    begger.



   , ,   ,    Plead (Beg) innocent,      .      . ,     , , Plead,   quilty.



 Beg    .   ,    : beg todiffer,       ,  ,   (       !, ,  - ) beg your pardon,             (    ?, -, ? ..),    , :



Ibeg your pardon, you look familiar, have we met before?



    , ,       Excuseme.



Π  Beg    .  ,          bedecian. 堖     begger (,    ),        begart,     .   ,        , 堖  堖        beguina,     ,        ࠖ Lambert leB?gue,    .



   , ..  XIV ,    ,  placitum    .       placitare,      plaidier,    -  pleder,      pleden.      :   .




  Begin Start


,     ,      starter, , :



?



 , , ,      :  Start  ,  Begin.     :



What time does the meeting start?



We left the park when it began torain.



 ,     ,    Start:



Ihad tocall amechanic because my car wouldnt start.



    , Begin  Start     :



Scientists are studying how life began on earth.



:



World War II began in1939.



-, , 1933,    (        ),    ,     .



    Begin   beginnan   ,     onginnan,    ongann ongunnen.  ,       ,  .



  sterten  , .     , ,          sturtende.        ,  XIV      .  1660-     .




  Belong to, Belong with Belongin


     , ,    .



Belong to   :



This is Kates jacket. =This jacket belongs toKate.



Thats my bike. =That bike belongs tome.



    Belong with,      ,      .       -  You belong with me,  , ,  ,      .



 Belong in   ,    Belong with    :



That book about humans traveling toMars doesnt belong inthe history section. It belongs with the other science fiction books.



     langian,    -.   XIV      be-.           gelang, , , ,   long.




  Below, Under, Beneath Underneath


      Under.  ,     :



The cat is lying under the table.



The papers are under that magazine.



 ,   Under   ?   .



 Under    ,      :



Were looking tobuy ahouse thats under $100,000.



 Below  ,        :



The people who live inthe apartment below mine are so loud.



Temperatures will be below freezing tonight.



 ,     :



The map below shows the crime rates intheU.S.



 Beneath Underneath       Under:



The sailors had no idea that there were dangerous rocks underneath the surface ofthe water.



We sat on the beach and enjoyed awonderful day beneath the clear bluesky.



  Underneath     ,   Beneath      :



Her performance was beneath criticism.



  XIV  Below   biloogh   ,  Beneath.         -,    XVII .



 Under,   ,     ,     .



   Beneath   beneo?an,     binethe.  be-     (by),    neo?an    .      1849.       Below.



 Underneath,      ,   underneo?an.




  Beside Besides


 Beside     , :



Theres aprinter beside the computer.



        ,        :



Theres aprinter next tothe computer.



  Besides     :



Besides being expensive, that car is ugly.



 Besides     , :



Jenny has no friends besides her sister.



 XIII  Beside   ,  ,   ࠗ be sidan      ,      besideoneself ( ).



 Besides   ,  Beside.  S       f,     ,   . ,  ,   yesterdays, todays ..   - XV .




  Bill, Invoice Receipt


    ,        .       Bill:



After you get treated inahospital, if you dont have health insurance, youll have alot ofmedical bills topay.



 ,  , ,    ,    Invoice:



Aconsultant who gave advice toacompany would then send the company an invoice.



,  Bill, Invoice   . ,    .      ,   Receipt.  ,  ,  Bill Invoice   , Receipt  :



When afactory sends products toastore, it will also send the store an invoice requiring payment for those products.



After the store pays the factory for the products, the factory will provide areceipt.



   ,         ,   ,   .    bulla,          ,     .    bille




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