7. Below you can find some marks that are used on different cargo packages. Give examples of cargo on which you can see these marks.

Keep dry…………………………………….. Protect from heat……………………………. Fragile……………………………………….. Use no hooks…………………………...……. Do not drop……………………………....….. Do not put on top; not overstowed…..….…… Bottom………………………………….…… Do not turn over……………………….…….. Keep upright…………………………………..

Perishable…………………………………….. Handle with care……………………………… Protect from freezing………………………… Inflammable………………………………….. Acid-with care……………………………….. Open this end………………………………… Do not stow on deck…………………………. Do not stow in a damp place………………… Weight-gross, net, tare…………………..……

8. Do and Make.

Here are some words with do and make.

Phrase	Example
do
do your best	I did my best - what else could I do?
do a lot of damage do some, etc. exercise	He crashed the car and did a lot of damage to it. ‘I try and do a bit of exercise every day.' 'Do you?'
do harm	Smoking does harm to your health.
do homework	x I made my homework. v I did my homework.
do (the) housework	x She makes the housework. v She does the housework.
do research	Scientists will have to do more research into the problem.
do the, etc. shopping	I had some shopping to do before I came home.
do a subject at school	'We do science every day at school.' 'So do we.'
do badly/well	She's doing very well at school, isn't she?
do some work	Do some work and then we'll go for a drink.
make
make an attempt	She made an attempt to break the world record.
make a cake, pizza, etc.	How did your son learn to make his own pizzas?
make the/some coffee	I'm just making some coffee if you want some.
make an effort	You'll have to make more of an effort if you want to succeed.
make an excuse	The pupil made an excuse after being late for the lesson.
make a fortune	He made a fortune out of importing expensive cars.
make fun of sb / sth	You shouldn't make fun of the way people talk.
make a mess (of sth)	I tried to fix the car myself but I made a complete mess of it.
make a mistake	If I've made a mistake, I'll correct it.
make money	She made a lot of money as a model.
make the most (of sth)	Make the most of the opportunity to travel.
make a noise	Who made that noise?
make notes	'Did you make notes as the lecturer was speaking?' 'Yes, I did.'
make an offer	I'll make you an offer you can't refuse.
make progress	Have you made much progress with your Spanish?
make sense (of sth)	I can’t make sense of what you're saying. Speak more slowly.
make one's way back/home	The last bus had gone so I made my way home on foot.