1 Z 1 punktów

to supervise

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extensively

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dependable

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to maintain

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duties

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vacancies

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enthusiastic

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I think it’s strange that people are [x1] by spiders when there are many more [x2] things in the world. You’re so [x3] sometimes! You make me really angry! The directions she gave me were [x4] and I was lost within minutes. We’d walked for ten hours and were [x5] when we reached the camp. After the accident, she was [x6] and spent every day at home alone. Running a marathon is really [x7] and I’m [x8] that people say they enjoy it! I don’t think this lecture very [x9], I’m more [x10] in practical work.

Look at the information below, use a dictionary if necessary, and select the three things that normally do not need to be included in a CV by clicking on them.

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This is the basic design of a simple British CV (CVs in Britain may need to be different for different jobs and professions). Is it like CVs in your country? What's similar or different? Curriculum Vitae

1. Work Experience (specific): 2. Work Experience (general): 3. Education and Qualifications: 4. Other Skills: 5. Interests: 6. Referees: The information below has been taken out of the CV we have just looked at. Can you put it back in the right place, and in the right order? Match the letters and numbers. Pronunciation Tip! When you're giving an email address to someone you should pronounce @ as 'at' and . as 'dot', so sallyomara@ladybelle.co.uk is said as sallyomara/ at/ladybelle/ dot/co/ dot/uk

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Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x1

 sounds like

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x2

 feel like

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x3

 looked like

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x4

 felt

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x5

 tastes

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x6

 smells like

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x7

 taste like

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x8

 looked

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x9

 sounds

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x10

 smells

Zaznaczona odpowiedź:

Ironic

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x1

 forgotten

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x2

 lost

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x3

 remind me of

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x4

 remember putting

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x5

 forgot to take

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x6

 remind me to do

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x8

 found

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x9

 remember to stop off

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x10

 get lost

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x1

 forget call to

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x2

 lost

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x3

 bring

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x4

 remind me

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x5

 found

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x6

 remember send

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x7

 forgot

Udzielona odpowiedź dla: x8

 remind of play

Zaznaczona odpowiedź:

 1.

As it was fine weather, an elderly lady in New York State was having a day out in town.

 2.

When she had finished her shopping, she returned to her car where she found four men just about to drive off in it.

 3.

She dropped her bags, pulled out a gun and screamed at the top of her voice, ‘I have a gun, and I know how to use it! Get out of the car!’

 4.

The four men got out immediately and ran as fast as they could.

 5.

The lady, a little upset, put her shopping bags into the back of the car and got into the driver's seat.

 6.

She was so upset that she could not get her key into the ignition.

 7.

She tried and tried, and then she understood what had happened.

 8.

A few minutes later she found her own car parked nearby.

 9.

She loaded her bags into the car and then drove to the police station.

 10.

She told the story to a police officer who almost died laughing.

 11.

He pointed to the other side of the room where four pale and frightened men were standing.

 12.

They were reporting a car theft by a mad, elderly woman described as white, less than one metre fifty, with glasses, curly white hair, and carrying a large handgun.

A Memory Problem As it was fine weather, an elderly lady in New York State was having a day out in town. When she had finished her shopping, she returned to her car where she found four men just about to drive off in it. She dropped her bags, pulled out a gun and screamed at the top of her voice, ‘I have a gun, and I know how to use it! Get out of the car!’ [x1], [x2], [x3], [x4], [x5], [x6], [x7]

The four men got out immediately and ran as fast as they could. The lady, a little upset, put her shopping bags into the back of the car and got into the driver's seat. She was so upset that she could not get her key into the ignition. She tried and tried, and then she understood what had happened. [x1], [x2], [x3], [x4], [x5], [x6], [x7], [x8], [x9], [x10]

A few minutes later she found her own car parked nearby. She loaded her bags into the car and then drove to the police station. She told the story to a police officer who almost died laughing. He pointed to the other side of the room where four pale and frightened men were standing. They were reporting a car theft by a mad, elderly woman described as white, less than one metre fifty, with glasses, curly white hair, and carrying a large handgun. [x1], [x2], [x3], [x4], [x5], [x6], [x7], [x8]

The bottle of wine Stephanie [x1] (drive) home from one of her business trips in Northern Arizona when she [x2] (see) an elderly Navajo woman who [x3] (walk) by the side of the road. As the trip was a long and quiet one, she [x4] (stop) the car and [x5] (ask) the Navajo woman if she would like a lift. With a silent nod of thanks, the woman got into the car. Continuing the journey Stephanie [x6] (try), without success, to make a bit of small talk with the Navajo woman. She asked her where she [x7] (come) from and where she [x8]. The old woman didn’t reply – she [x9] (look) carefully at everything she saw and [x10] (study) every little detail. Then she noticed a brown bag on the seat next to Mary. ‘What in bag?’ asked the old woman. Stephanie looked down at the brown bag and said, ‘It’s a bottle of wine. I got it for my husband.’ The Navajo woman was silent for another moment or two. Then speaking with the quiet wisdom of an elder, she said: ‘Good exchange…..’

A few pints of Guinness An American [x1] (hear) that the Irish are good drinkers so, on a business trip to Dublin he walked into a pub and [x2] (find) a crowd of locals who [x3] (drink) Guinness. He shouted to them, 'I hear you Irish really know how to drink. I'll give 500 US dollars to anybody in here who can drink 10 pints of Guinness in 5 minutes.' The room [x4] (be) quiet and no one [x5] (accept) the American’s offer. One man [x6] (get up) and left the bar. Fifteen minutes later, he returned and said to the American, who [x7] (still/drink) his first beer, ‘Is your bet still good?'. The American answered, 'Yes’, and he ordered the barman to line up 10 pints of Guinness. Immediately, the man [x8] (drink) all 10 pints of beer without stopping. The other pub customers cheered and the American sat down in amazement. He [x9] (give) the Irishman the $500 and asked, 'If ya don't mind me askin', where did you go for that 15 minutes?' The Irishman replied, 'Oh....... I [x10] (go) to the pub down the street to see if I could do it first.'

Here’s a very short story that’s been mixed up. How quickly can you put it back into the right order? Time yourself..... 2min or less = Excellent, 3mins or less = Good, 3mins or more – no comment!

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Match the tenses to each line of the story, for example: My wife Magda is beautiful and talented, - Present Simple

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Now match the meaning/usage to each line, for example: and she argues with me all the time. - Regular Action

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I’m sorry, I can’t make it tonight I [x1] (not finish) my coursework yet and it needs to be done by Friday. Look at those clouds! We should hurry, it [x2] (rain). You want to see Adam? I [x3] (arrange) to meet him at six this evening. We [x4] (meet) at the Sports Bar in King Street so come along. We [x5] (see) the accident the night before so we [x6] (tell) the police everything we knew. He [x7] (relax) with his favourite Sunday paper when Judy [x8] (call) with the news. I [x9] (study) Sociology at the moment but I [x10] about changing to International Relations next semester.

Emma liked living near the beach.

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While working on the film, Aaron changed his views about acting.

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Aaron got the job because he could waltz.

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Emma worked with tribal people in Puri.

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You need a Chinese visa to go to Ladakh.

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Mike found the whole trek quite easy.

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The altitude is a problem for visitors to Ladakh.

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Mike is a vegetarian.

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You have to wear old clothes for the Holi festival.

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The British guy was sacked because of his behaviour.

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Match the statements 1-10 with the wishes a-j. Think carefully about the way you match them because there is only one way to match them all correctly.

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Have a look at the sentences again, and at the meanings (in infinitive form) of the phrasal verbs underlined (a–j). Check your ideas and match the sentences with the phrasal verbs to the meanings.

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