A. For questions 37–39, think of ONE word only which fits all three sentences. There is an example for you.
Example:
They gazed over a wide leading to a distant range of mountains.
The facts are and simple - there's no money!
They serve food there, nothing fancy and at quite reasonable prices.
plain
37. The latest of the magazine includes interviews with all sorts of celebrities.
This is a very important and we should discuss it seriously.
When she decided to leave the job, money wasn't the - she left because of the
hours.
38. Is there anything of on the news?
It is not in your
to leave the company now.
We had to pay a very high rate on the loan from the bank.
39. I'm going to her to a special meal in an expensive restaurant for her
birthday
Paul is an unpopular boss because he tends to his employees very badly.
The doctors are sure that it's the best medicine to her illness.​

- Hi, how is your second day in London?
- Hey, just fine, I was on the London Eye (well, you understand, yes) and in the Tower! How are your days are over? In what areas have you been?
- Oh, I was also on the London Eye, and I really liked the view from there, night city from a height of just fine. With friends went to be photographed with Big Ben and they came out so beautiful.
- What are your plans for the rest of the week?
- Go to the Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral. Have you heard that the cathedral is located at the highest point of the city? I was told that there is an incredible architecture and very beautiful painting.
- No, I have not. This news shocked me. Maybe then we come together? You will be free tomorrow at 10 am?
- Oh sure.
- Then we agreed, we meet here. Till tomorrow!
- Till tomorrow! Good luck to you

-Hello, Mr. Hanks! Thanks for the reply to my letter!
-Good morning, Mrs. Smith. How's your family?
-Now it's better, but children still quarrel. What should we do? 
-You should decide what the problem is. Why they quarrel?
-They can't do without the computer. I just want them to live in peace.
-Did you discuss this problem with them?
-Yes, but they don't want to talk about it.
-You should help the children prevent conflict. Perhaps you should discuss who what time will play on the computer. 
-I guess it'll work. But what if it doesn't work?
-Don't make a fuss about it. You can also encourage children to exercise something other than your computer. Do they do any sports?
-Not yet. But I think it's an excellent idea to arrange them in the sports section. Thank you!
-Glad to help!