Ad, advert, advertise, advertiser, advertisement, advertising, advertorials
1. Some people don’t like …, because they think the deceptive.
2. There’s no harm in applying for other jobs, but if I were you, I wouldn’t
… the fact at work. 3. She scanned the job … in the paper. 4. I always
make a cup of coffee during the …s. 5. I don’t have much respect for
the … industry. 6. While claiming to promote positive images of women,
… are in fact doing the very opposite. 7. I’m afraid, I’m not a very good
…for the diet since I’ve actually put on weight. 8. If a firm has a really
new message, publicity may be more effective than …. 9. Trade maga-
zines, for example, may carry articles featuring the newsworthy products
of regular … – in part because they are regular …. 10. Much … tries to
persuade and influence consumers rather than inform them. 11. Has an
… ever led you to do something that you would not have done had you
not seen the …? 12. … often attempt to associate their product with de-
sirable imagery to make it seem equally desirable.
3. Find in the texts the sentences containing synonyms or synonymous
expressions for the following.
Text 1: all aspects; the extent; shopping mall; disputable; aim/pur-
pose; general attempt; widely/greatly; considerable volume; require-
ments personal; whole; personnel; tools.
Text 3: various; on international level; merit; disadvantage; influence;
to encounter hardship; to evaluate; modern; considerably; to increase;
the majority of; again and again.
Text 4: promotion techniques; to stimulate; efficient; principal objec-
tives; influencing rivals; to attract to; ground; proper; very; to realize.
4. Match a negative prefix with the word to make a new word. Give their
Russian equivalents.
a) adjectives: attractive, bearable, certain, countable, expressive, fa-
vourable, natural, pleasant, reasonable, successful, accurate, adequate,
capable, decent, distinct, efficient, significant, moral, perfect, proper,
graceful, interested;
b) verbs: interpret, read, approve, like, obey, please, trust lock.
5. Match the halves.
178 1. If money were not spent on ad-
vertising it would give manufactu-
rers the opportunity to
| a) communicate between those
with goods and services to sell and
those who might benefit from
those goods and services.
| 2. Some firms spend large sums of
money on advertising to
| b) make large numbers of their
workers redundant.
| 3. Many manufacturers see adver-
tising as an insurance policy which
gives them the opportunity to
| c) which the advertising message
of a TV or radio commercial is
sung.
| 4. Advertising can be seen as the
means to
| d) ensure that advertisers do not
make false statement about their
products and services.
| 5. The advent of satellite TV has
opened up possibilities for inter-
national advertising agencies to
| e) restrict the entry of competitors
into the market.
| 6. If manufacturers do not ad-
vertise when sales fall they might
have to
| f) substantially reduce the cost of
the goods to the consumer.
| 7. A jingle is a short tune to
| g) whom the advertisement is in-
tended to appeal.
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6. Match the words below with the definitions that follow.
Junk mail, advertising campaign, hoarding, advertising agency, pre-
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