6. Fill in the missing phrasal verbs.

1) The two men often talk about politics as they go about their business.

2) Mr Milner persuaded the federal prosecutors not to lock up his client.

3) Since she'd offered to babysit, I took her up on it.

4) Signs across the entrances warn all visitors to stub out their cigarettes.

5) The plane took off three hours late.

6) Molly reached into her purse again to pull out her proof.

7) She was frightened that she would be unable to bear up under the pain of childbirth.

8) He didn't fit in with their plans.

9) It's the last week before school breaks up, and they're doing all kinds of Christmas things.

7. Find the information in the text and describe:

1) Emma and Harry’s trip to America; Emma’s graduation ceremony;

2) Harry’s attempt to find Sebastian, the news about his rustication;

3) The meeting at Downing street;

4) Harry’s trip to Latin America as pilot Peter May;

5) Don Pedro Martinez’s life;

6) Harry’s meeting with the British Ambassador in Buenos Aires;

7) Martinez and Sebastian’s visit to the British Embassy;

8) The reception at the Embassy.

8. Read the following summary of the ninth portion and fill in the missing facts and words.

Emma and Harry travel to STANFORD University, so that Emma can receive her business degree (diploma), summa cum laude. After the ceremony they have dinner with Cyrus Feldman who can’t take his eyes off Emma. Harry agrees with Emma’s suggestion that they should fly to England straight after the ceremony. They come home to find Jessica waiting on the top step and no Sebastian. Harry phones Dr Banks-Williams and learns that Sebastian has been rusticated and sent home, and that he has committed several offences. Jessica is inconsolable, but Emma is bearing up well. Harry gets in touch with Giles who says they are expected for a meeting with sir Alan Redmayne. At the meeting in Downing street they get to know some details about Pedro Martinez, who turns out to be an international crook (мошенник). The government has been keeping their eye on him for a long time. Sebastian happens to have been sucked into Martinez’s net. According to their plan Harry is to fly to Buenos Aires incognito and to find out what Martinez is up to. In the plane Clifton reads Martinez’s file and his whole life full of petty crime at the beginning and serious offences like smuggling money in front of Harry’s eyes. In Buenos Aires Harry meets the British Ambassador to carry out a course of action and warn Sebastian. It turns out that the Embassy is getting ready for HRH Princess Margaret‘s visit to Argentina, Martinez is invited together with Sebastian. Harry and his son’s meeting goes off well. Now Harry can go back to England, but unfortunately one of the passengers recognizes him. Harry is afraid that that loudmouth will be running around town telling everyone, ‘I’ve just seen Harry Clifton posing as a BOAC pilot.’