Sam:Hi, Jackie. Where / you / go? 0 Where are you going?
Jackie:Hi Sam. I’m just off into town.
Sam:Really? What / you / go / there / for?
1
Jackie:I need to buy some sports clothes. I’m taking part in a running race next month.
Sam:Wow! You / ever / do / that / before?
2
Jackie:No, it’s the first time! So I hope I can finish the race!
Sam:You’ll be fine! You / do / lots of training / at the moment?
3
Jackie:Well, my father’s a coach, so he’s helping me.
Sam:You’re lucky! So who / you / meet / in town?
4
Jackie:Just my friend Rita. Do you know her?
Sam:I’m not sure. She / go / to / our college?
5
Jackie:Yes, she’s in my history class. Anyway, I need to catch the bus.
Sam:I / travel / into / town / with / you?
6
Jackie:Of course you can! We can chat on the way!
Sam:Sounds great. That / our /bus?
7
Jackie:Number 16? Yes, that’s ours. Let’s try and get a seat!
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2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets.
0 What are you reading (you / read) now?
1 Have (you / ever / go) to London?
2 Where (be / Tim and Helen) today?
3 (it / rain) at the moment?
4 What (your father / do) for a job?
5 (you / like) eating pizza?
6 What time (your brother / get) to school every day?
7 How long (you / live) in this house?
8 What (Ben / do) now?
2) She feels that working with children is her vocation.
3)Like his father, Alexander chose the military profession.
4)Your chances of being hired largely depend on the clarity and awareness of your resume.
5)Lack of knowledge of the English language does not prevent you from working, but may prevent you from finding a job.
6)A job that does not require qualification can be found in almost all areas of activity on a full or part-time basis.
7)how much is paid for this work? What are the prospects for salary increase, promotion in this position.
8)Friends, state employment agencies (free of charge), private employment agencies (for a fee) can help you in your job search. Employment information is printed on the last pages of local daily newspapers under the heading “Help Required” or “Employment Opportunities”. These sections usually list, in alphabetical order, the required professions, job description and the proposed salary. The telephone number and address of the employer are also reported.
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1. She asked me if I would be angry with her.
2. I said that I would be too busy the next day.
3. We said that we would take four exams in summer.
4. He said that he would show me the main building of their University and that it was beautiful.
5. Ann said that she would have a better command of the language if she read English books.
6. The students said that they would work hard at their pronounciation and that they wanted to get rid of their mistakes.
7. They asked us when we would join their choir.
8. Nelly asked her whether she would invite her to her birthday party.