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UNIT 4

FREE ZONES

the purpose	of	introducing
	by	', reducing
	as	grouping
	for	sorting
apart	from	processing
a means \	of	loading
	by	grading
		encouraging

Make sentences putting the words in the right order.

1. the purpose, requirements, costly, of, free zones, administrative, reducing, serve.

2. is, as, the Customs territory, regarded, outside, a free zone, being.

3. may, such, loading, grading, be, operations, as, undertaken, re-packing, unloading.

4. into, for, are, some, packaging, free zones, goods, allowed.

5. free zones, external, the development, of, apart from, provide, encouraging, technology, a country's, trade.

6. established, provision, legislation, in, introducing, formal, by, are, free zones, national.

7. simpler, Customs control, make, to apply, free zones, the, procedure, the, admission, usual, temporary, by, the need, reducing.

8. international commerce, with a view, open, encouraging, to, countries, free zones.

9. an effective means, viewed, the cost-raising effects, of, free zones, are, tariffs, of, as, neutralizing.

10. the goods, several, there, preparing, forms, for, are, shipment, of.

Exercise 14. Complete the sentences using the verbs below and modal verbs to express possibility or probability.

These free zones may be termed free ports, free warehouses or industrial processing zones.

Goods can be permitted to move under a national or international transit procedure.

undertake cover establish perform

combine

use

allow

encourage

make

expect

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