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A nt, nc, nch, ns, sk, st, sp, ss, ff, ft, th, [¾], cat [æ].

 


ask [æsk] answer ['ænsər] past [pæst] class [klæs] grass [græs]


dance [dæns] task [tæsk] glance [glæns] can't [kænt] pass [pæs]


fast [fæst] cast [kæst] mask [mæsk] chance [flæns] plant [plænt]


branch [brænfl] bath [bæθ] staff [stæf] path [pæθ] France [fræns]


 

Exercises

168.

 

1

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A. I am going to


in the want ads. (see, look, need, take)


 


B. I


the classified section of the newspaper. (see, look, need, bring)


 


C. This


like a promising opportunity. (sees, looks, needs, brings)


 

D. She says she has beenout resumes for two months. (seeing, looking, sending, bringing)

 

E. Ita long time to write a good cover letter. (sees, looks, needs, takes)

 

2

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A. Their startingis only 20K a year. (say, pay, job, benefit)

 

B. Being computermeans more than just knowing the Internet. (understanding, smart, literate, benefit)

 

C. You get paid more for overtime, because you workhours. (much, long, many, extra)

 

D. Theirinclude full medical coverage and sick days. (employment, pay, job, benefits)

 

E. I am ready to take any, as our financial situation is bad. (chance, employer, job, benefit)

 

3

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A. He is getting readyhis interview. (to, over, for, into)

 

B. She goesseveral interviews every week. (to, over, by, into)

 

C. This resume was writtenmy friend. (to, over, by, into)

 

D. She is comingto discuss her salary. (in, over, by, into)

 

E. They were impressedher previous experience. (to, with, by, for)

 

4

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A. Working here means being a part of a. (group, job, team, plan)

 

B. It's a game and you have to know the. (beginning, players, plans, rules)

 

C. This position is filled, but we have another. (opening, hope, salary, idea)

 

D. Your responsibilities willsome typing. (have, count, bring, include)

 

E. Weyou to have an in-depth knowledge of your department. (understand, expect, know, think)


 

5

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A. Full-time employmentat least forty hours a week. (makes, means, goes, works)

 

B. Part-time workyou with a lot of free time on your hands. (makes, does, leaves, gives)

 

C. Good resumes are powerful advertising. (makes, tools, systems, works)

 

D. Herexperience makes her perfect for this job. (first, previous, second, works)

 

E. If we have to relocate, I'llall the people we met here. (place, see, talk, miss)

 

6

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A. His training is primarily in electric engineering.

 

B. This will be a problem for the human resources department.

 

C. This could be too much responsibility for such a young man.

 

D. He thinks he is going to get promoted quickly.

 

E. She is ready and willing to apply for this job.

 

7

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A. Fillthe form and send it to this address. (on, at, out, with)

 

B. The office is locatedthis address. (on, at, for, with)

 

C. Could you step into my officea minute? (in, at, for, by)

 

D. I've been working herefive years. (in, at, for, by)

 

E. Smoking is not allowedthe premises. (in, at, on, by)


 

Lets practice

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Help wanted ads

1. , .

 

2. .

 

3. .

 

4. ; .

 

 

Resume

5. .

 

6. .

 

7. .

 

8. , .

 

 

Interview

9. , .

 

10. , .

 

11. , ?

 

12. , .

 

 

Starting a new job

13. .

 

14. .

 

15. , , .

 

16. .


 

Help wanted ads

1. Law firm seeks a reliable, computer-literate secretary.

2. There is an immediate opening for an electrician.

3. She'll be working part time.

4. A librarian is needed; fluent English is a must.

 

Resume

5. Your resume must be printed on good paper.

6. Always keep you resume up-to-date.

7. Do not use lengthy sentences in your resume.

8. Sending out your resume, always enclose a short cover letter.

 

Interview

9. I consider myself a good team player.

10. I am confident that I can contribute a lot to this company.

11. Tell me, why did you leave your previous job?

12. Thank you for giving me so much of your time.

 

Starting a new job

13. I am more than willing to work with you.

14. I have extensive work experience precisely in this area.

15. I will do everything I can to justify your trust.

16. Good manners and punctuality make a good impression on employers.


 
 

 


Grammar

Simple Future Tense

 

, Simple Future Tense ( ), . .

 

( Future Indefinite Tense) shall will. , , shall , will . American English , will :

I will (he will) do it tomorrow. ( ) .

shall , . shall will , , .

 

will : will = 'll, will not = won't:

I simply won't have time for it. .

, , want. ; .

 

, . :

. I will sing.

, ,


 

to. ? , will ( can must) to . , : 1- to . .

-, to be:

There will be some work for you on Friday. - .

-, ( must can) , , , . to have (to) to be able (to):

You will have to stay at home. .

Soon he will be able to read. .

 

-:

( -). I won't be able (to do something).

I won't be able to arrange this meeting. .

Will you be able to accept our invitation? ?

 

. to be going to. E

, , . :

When are you going to pay this bill? ?

Be careful, Bob! You are going to fall. , ! () .

, .

 

, . , . :

I'm leaving tomorrow. .

The train leaves at 7 p.m. 7 .

: Present Continuous , , , Present Indefinite (, , ..):

What are you doing this weekend? ?

What time does the concert start? ?

 

O TO BE GOING TO

 

to be going to :

1)

I'm going to sell this car. .

2) (Present Continuous), , , , .

I'm going to Boston next week. .

gonna (I'm gonna sell it), .


 

to be going to, will? , , . . , : (.. - ) (.. ).

 

, , . to be going to , will :

We're going to have dinner this Sunday. There'll be five of us. Oh, that'll be nice. . . .

 

, . To be going to , will :

Look at these clouds it's going to rain soon. .

She's going to have a baby in May. .

Be careful! You're going to break this chair. ! .

 

; , , . : to be going to , , will .

 

, , . to be going to; , will.

I left my wallet at home. Don't worry, I'll lend you $20. . , 20 . ( .)

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I'm going to lend you the money. Do you still need it? (). ?

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Somebody is knocking at the door. I'll open it. - . . This suitcase is very heavy. I'll help you. . .

Where's my jacket? I'll go and get it for you. ? .

 

, will I think, I'm sure, I expect, ..:

I think we'll see you tomorrow. , .

I'm sure it'll be all right. , .

 

, to be about to, :

The lesson is about to start. .

She is about to cry. - .


 

, to be going to , - gonna:

Don't worry, it's gonna be all right! , !

 





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