Exercise 3. Complete the sentences using the following words

A. policy

B. priority

C. exception

D. casually

E. appointments

F. dishes

G. hazard

H. increasing

I. gift

J. sections

K. appearance

L. perfume

1. Mornings tend to be the preferred time for …

2. When dealing with a Canadian punctuality should always be a ….

3. A conservative … is important in Canadian business culture.

4. During their leisure time, Canadians dress …

5. Canadians believe that … is worn to cover up poor personal hygiene.

6. The presence of scent can be a health … to individuals with asthma.

7. When invited to a dinner, the best … is to wait for your Canadian host to bring up the subject of business.

8. When you visit a home, a … of flowers, candy, wine or liquor are usually welcomed.

9. Traditionally, you should offer the main … to others before serving yourself.

10. There are smoking and non-smoking … in Canadian restaurants.

11. In an … number of Canadian communities smoking in restaurants is prohibited.

12. With the … of the streets, you smoking is restricted in most public places.

Exercise 4. Translate the verbs and find the sentences in the UNIT where these verbs or their derivatives are used.

tend to be, to purchase, to permit, to expect, to fail, to prevent, to state, to allow, to err, to add, to ensure, to encounter, to forbid, to bring up, to proceed, to prohibit, to restrict, to avoid