The photograph shows two teenage boys. They(1) be twins, i'm sure of that because they are very much alike. They're in the living room at home, i suppose. The TV is on, but(2) them seems to be watching it at the momenent.One of the boys is wearing some smart clothes , so he(3) ready for a date or something like that. (4)one is sitting on the sofa. He looks ill - there are some pills and a bottle of cought syrup next to him, so he might have(5) with a cold or the flu.
1 A can B must C should D could
2 A none B no one C both D neither
3 A may be getting B should have gotten C can get D might get
4 A another B other C the other D others
5 A put down B come down C taken up D got on

First of all, I'd like to mention some global companies: Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Marlboro, IBM, McDonald's and Intel, the full list of which we can find in the Forbes magazine. Such big companies, as Nestle or Pepsi have lots of subsidiaries all over the world, and such company as Microsoft - only local support centers, but the «brain center» is in Redmond, but all of them try to enter new markets using local partners and resellers. As for good and bad points of global companies, I can mention that all companies that I know try to increase the quality of their products, as they want to be the leaders in competition. Moreover, every company is always willing to hear the customer's opinion about its products, to receive some suggestions, how to improve the product. Some people can say that they've opened new world thanks to globalisation and, particularly, watching «soap operas». What's more, global companies try to adopt their products to the traditional way if using them. On the other hand, globalisation hurts the local government's ability to deal with wages and taxes. Another bad point is that local factories, which are disappearing every day, use more clean methods of production, as it's not necessary to transfer production on long distances, for example. And now I want to quote Valentine Matvienko, vice-premier of Russia, who took part in the work of Third World Commission of Social Aspects of Globalisation on October, 15th in Geneva. She said that the positive side of globalisation is that qualified workers can migrate to other countries and get a well-paid job. At the same time, she said Russia doesn't want to be out of the border of the world processes. She also told that some problems of globalisation, for example, Russian producers are not ready to rival fight. The will of many foreign companies to weaken our economy in order to put local producers away from the rival market was also mentioned. Vice-minister told that we should save our local culture when entering the global economy, and I fully agree with this.

1 Do you go to school every day? - No, I don't 
2 Does she like to roller-skare? -Yes, she does
3 Does he wash the floor?- No, he doesn't
4 Do they have breakfast at 9o'clock? - No, they don't 
5 Do Ann and mike live in London? Yes, they do
6 Do you like Pepsi? - Yes, I do
7 Do you like to read books? - No, I don't
8 Does she watch Tv? - No, she doesn't
9 Does your father travel in time?-Yes, he does
10 Do they go to school on Sundays?- No, they don't 
11 Does your morher work?-Yes, she does
12 Do you like to swim? - Yes, I do
13 Does he play video games? - Yes, he does 
14 Does your father play tennis?- No, he doesn't
15 Do we  go to bed at 10o'clock - Yes, we do
16 Do Kate and John play tennis? - No, they don't
17 Do you like music? - No, I don't