Bring a book (or other item) you have borrowed back to the library means to it. return
lend
buy
check
Вопрос №2 ?

Match the following “library” notions (1-4) with their definitions (А-Д).

circulation desk
loan period
request
librarian
the length of time for which you can borrow something from the library
the desk in the library where you can check out books, magazines, videos, and other items
a person who works in the library; a specialist in the library and information field
to ask the library to hold a book for you when it is checked out by another student
something you should ask a lot when you are in the library
А Б В Г Д
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2
3
4
Вопрос №3 ?

Match sentences on the left (1-4) with the ones on the right (А-Д) to get a complete idea.

You want to eat.
You haven’t been to the cinema for a long time.
You don’t know the answer.
You have finished doing your homework and want to have some rest.
Let’s ask our teacher.
Let’s go and watch a new comedy.
Let’s go for a walk.
Let’s take part in this competition.
Let’s go to the canteen.
А Б В Г Д
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2
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4
Вопрос №4 ?

are the times during which a library is open.

Opening hours
Circulation desk
Periodical
Reference desk
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