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17.03.2023 03:25

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Нужно найти весь инфинитив в этих текстах и определить также функцию инфинитива There are different kinds of bank accounts. The most popular is the current account. It pays no interest but it has other advantages. Firstly, it enables people to keep their money in a safe place. Secondly, it allows them to withdraw it at any time. Thirdly, it provides them with a cheque book so that they do not have to carry a lot of cash.

To open a current account it is necessary to see the branch manager. He has to decide whether the applicant is likely to keep the account in credit. A current account holder can only overdraw with the manager's permission. The manager will therefore want to meet the applicant to get the necessary background information. For example, he will want to know the applicant's occupation and place of work. He will also probably want a reference from his or her employer. If, after the interview, the manager is satisfied with the applicant he will approve the application, arrange for the applicant to be given a cheque book and arrange for a monthly statement to be sent to him or her.

A deposit account is another popular account. It has advantages over a current account. First of all, it is easier to open a deposit account than a current account. There is no need to see the manager. A customer only has to fill in a form and then deposit the minimum amount of money required by the bank. The customer is then given a pass book which he must bring to the bank every time he wishes to withdraw or deposit money. The pass book is customer's record of the account. Secondly, a deposit account earns for the customer.

The bank invests the money that the customer pays in and in return, the bank pays the customer interest. The rate of interest in the UK is not fixed but it is usually between 5 – 10 %. However, a deposit account has certain disadvantages too. In the UK at the moment the maximum a customer can withdraw in one day is £ 20. Another disadvantage is that the customer receives no cheque book and therefore he cannot pay bills so easily.