It was Matildas first day in Miss Honeys class. After the usual business of going through all the names of the children, Miss Honey said, Now this is the very first day of school for each one of you. It is the beginning of at least eleven years of schooling that all of you are going to have to go through. And six of those years will be spent right here at Crunchem Hall where, as you know, your Head-mistress is Miss Trunchbull. She insists upon strict discipline throughout the school, and if you take my advice you will do your best to behave yourselves in her presence. Never argue with her. Never answer her back. Always do as she says. If you get on the wrong side of Miss Trunchbull she can liquidize you like a carrot in a kitchen blender. Take that grin off your face. All of you will be wise to remember that Miss Trunchbull deals very very severely with anyone who gets out of line in this school. Have you got the message?
Yes, Miss Honey, chirruped eighteen eager little voices.
10. :
Example: Lets keep it a secret.
Lets not keep it a secret.
1. Lets go tomorrow. 2. Lets tell him about it. 3. Lets go by plane. 4. Lets wait for them. 5. Lets make some noise. 6. Lets get some coffee now. 7. Lets watch television tonight. 8. Lets buy something. 9. Lets think about it. 10. Lets tell somebody what happened.
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Example: Keep it a secret.
Lets keep a secret.
Let him keep it a secret.
Let her keep it a secret.
Let them keep it a secret.
1. Go tomorrow. 2. Tell him about it. 3. Go by plane. 4. Wait for them. 5. Get some coffee now. 6. Make some noise. 7. Watch television tonight. 8. Buy something. 9. Think about it. 10. Tell somebody what happened.
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1. If you are a recent graduate with limited business experience, begin with your education first. 2. Highlight achievements and honours, and note extracurricular activities. 3. Expand on any courses you took which are relevant to the position you desire, or specialized training you may have participated in. 4. Progress to your part-time or summer employment, and indicate responsibility and achievements.
5. Emphasize responsibilities and highlight personal achievements, advancement and recognition. 6. Your list of positions should be in reverse chronological order, so begin with your current employer. 7. Choose references carefully and always get permission to use their names as references. 8. Rule one never be late. 9. If you are late, apologize distintly, offer a reasonable explanation, and try to forget about it for the rest of the interview. 10. Pay attention to the way you are dressed. 11. Tell me about yourself. 12. Never distort the facts. 13. Get ready to answer this question beforehand, and dont hesitate and dont think too long. 14. Be ready for your interviewer to assess what you can do for the company that is going to employ you. 15. Be ready to speak about failures or mistakes in your career, but dont start enumerating all of them. 16. Tell your interviewers what conclusions you have drawn from your failures. 17. Just remember that an employee who has the experience of overcoming failures and analyzing his mistakes is much more valuable for the company. 18. Think about the achievements you can mention at the interview. 19. If possible, quote some figures or examples. 20. Be ready for practical tests.
21. Think of concrete figures. 22. Remember that you should not only be selected but actively choose the job.
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1. If you have had previous experience in various phases of employment, it may be to your advantage to have two-three different resumes, each emphasizing a different area of competence. 2. Business phone number is recommended only if your present employer is aware of your job search. 3. If you have only one version of your resume, it may be better to include this section in a covering letter. 4. If you are a recent graduate with limited business experience, begin with your education first. 5. If you possess a strong background in the work, you should begin with your work experience first. 6. If you want to succeed, you must spend a little time preparing for the interview. 7. Rule Two if you have come too early, it is better to walk around outside. 8. If you are late, apologize distinctly and offer a reasonable explanation.
9. During the interview some inaccuracies may turn up and if you fail to explain them you may be struck off the list of candidates. 10. The enumeration of your valuable merits will produce no effect unless you back them up with examples.
11. If you cant answer questions about your achievements or mumble something unintelligible, your chances wont be great. 12. If you apply for a job as a salesperson you may be asked to sell something. 13. If you are sure that the company is interested in you, you may increase your demands. 14. They will ask at the end of an interview if there is anything you would like to know.
14. : Present Indefinite Tense .
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| Ill be good if you don't send me home. | , . |
| I shall finish the work before the bell rings. | , . |
| Will you be able to help me if a shark attacks me? | , ? |
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I dont know when he will come.
She is not sure if he will return in time.
.: I dont know when he will come but when he comes,
I shall talk to him.
Present Indefinite Future Indefinite :
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1. I (not to mention) it unless he (to do). 2. You go home and if we (to see) Tommy Flynn we (to tell) him. 3. Of course it cant last, but when it (to come) to an end it (to be) a wonderful experience for him. It really (to make) a man of him. 4. He (to dance) attendance upon her as long as she (to let) him. 5. I (not to want) Eliza to have the shock of your news until she (to make) it up with these two gentlemen. 6. If you (not to intend) to go in for the whole day youd better let me know now and I (to ring up) when I (to get) to work and tell them you (to be) sick. 7. You just stay there until I (to tell) you, my girl, and I (to clean up) the house. 8. If you (to wait) ten minutes, I (to run) both of us round in the car. 9. When you (to be up) in the sanatorium it (not to seem) so bad, I (to be) sure. 10. Now I (to tell) you a secret if you (to promise) not to tell anyone. 11. It (not to be) so long till we (to be) together and then it (not to be) so hard for him. 12. Once I (to get) her into one of those sanatoria, you (to have) no expenses at all, but until there (to be) a vacancy I cant get her in.
15. , , (Present Indefinite Future Indefinite):
1. If the car (be) out of order again, you (have to) call the service station, but I doubt if they (be able to) serve it very quickly. 2. Nobody (know) what (happen) in ten or twenty years if life (get) tougher and tougher. 3. I wonder if they (turn) to us if any need (arise). 4. My little son (want) to know if there (be) some cartoons on TV on Saturday. If there (be) some, he certainly (watch) them. 5. Everybody (be interested) if the weather (change) for the better next week. 6. I (leave) a message at the office in case the customer (phone). But its difficult to say if he (do) it today. 7. He (wonder) if Caroline (change) her mind about going to the party. If that (happen), hell be really glad. 8. Nobody can definitely tell us when he (come) back from London. But as soon as he (return), we (get in touch) with him. 9. If Linda (want) to learn Italian, she (have to) attend a special course. I wonder if it (cost) her a lot. 10. We (have) the meeting this week provided no one (object). 11. I (be) always by your side as long as you (promise) to listen to me. 12. Not (speak) to her unless she (speak) to you first.
16. , (Present Indefinite Future Indefinite):
