1. Put the verb into the right tense-form:
1.1. If I were you I (to avoid) doing business with firms whose reliability is either
unknown to you or doubtful.
1.2. If we had bought the latest model of this equipment, we (to get) much greater benefit
from the deal.
1.3. We would have sold out all these machines if we (to start) the publicity campaign a
couple of months ago.
1.4. We shall be obliged if you (to send) us your latest catalogues.
1.5. The price of the goods would be lower if you (to place) a big order.
2. Translate the letter into Ukrainian:
Dear Sirs.
Much to our regret, we have to inform you that so far we have not received a bank
guarantee from you.
In view of the above, we would like to remind you of your letter of 20 May, this
year, in which you asked us to change the method of payment by L/C as inconvenient
owing to the difficulties and extra expenses connected with its opening.

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