Question

Помогите пожалуйста сделать это задание 3. Seven words can be formed from the basic word nation. This table shows how to do it. Make a list of the words, and put each word in its suitable place in the sentences. You will also need the word nation itself. suffix stem 1_,2_,3_. 2.ize 3.d 1.al 3.ation nation 2.ism 2.ist 3.ic 1. The USA is the homeland of the American —————. 2. Most countries have _____ banks, such as the Bank of England. 3. The Socialist Party has plans to _____ various privately owned industries. 4. British Rail is already a___industry, because it is publicly owned. 5. The name given to the change from private to public ownership is —————. 6. In the last twenty years ————— has been a strong political force leading to the formation of many new nations. 7. A person who is interested in the progress and history of his own country may be called a…. 8. Many governments have certain policies which are not inter-national but simply __.

Answer 1

1. The USA is the homeland of the American nation.

2. Most countries have national banks, such as the Bank of England.

3. The Socialist Party has plans to nationalize various privately owned industries.

4. British Rail is already a national industry, because it is publicly owned.

5. The name given to the change from private to public ownership is nationalisation.

6. In the last twenty years nationalism has been a strong political force leading to the formation of many new nations.

7. A person who is interested in the progress and history of his own country may be called a nationalist.

8. Many governments have certain policies which are not international but simply national.

Answer 2

1. The USA is the homeland of the American nation.
2. Most countries have national banks, such as the Bank of England.
3. The Socialist Party has plans to nationalize various privately owned industries.
4. British Rail is already a nationalized industry because it is publicly owned.
5. The name given to the change from private to public ownership is nationalization.
6. In the last twenty years nationalism has been a strong political force leading to the formation of many new nations.
7. A person who is interested in the progress and history of his own country may be called a nationalist.
8. Many governments have certain policies which are not international but simply national.