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Name: Sarah Williams Age: 18

Job: Play Scheme Assistant

Hours: 38 per week in the summer holidays

Pay: £6.50 per hour

I love working with children and I want to become a teacher after university. Working on a play scheme is fun and good work-experience. I don’t need the money as my parents give me a good allowance of £100 a month. I work for 6 weeks during the summer. About 80 children come to the Youth Centre every day. In the Centre there are 6 Assistants like me, and a Play Leader. We prepare activities like painting, drawing and crafts. We also organize games in the afternoons. This year it is my responsibility to take the children on a trip to the zoo.

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Name: Janet O’Reilly Age: 19

Job: Cashier in an Amusement Arcade

Hours: 35 per week in the summer holidays

Pay: £5.50 per hour

Му job is so boring. In our seaside town we have a pier with a huge amusement arcade on it. There is a big hall on it with hundreds of slot-machines. People come to the arcade and change their money for them. The best thing about the job is that I can sit down all day behind a glass screen. The worst thing is that my hands get very dirty from all the money I handle. I earn the minimum wage for my age. I am a university student, so I need to save money to pay for my tuition fees.

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Name: Keith Lewis Age: 17

Job: Babysitter

Hours: 10 per week

 Pay: £5.00 per hour

This is the best job in the world. My parents have many friends with younger children. They call me when they want to go to a restaurant or pub for the evening. When I arrive the children are usually already in bed. I sit in the living room and watch TV. The children almost never wake up, and anyway they are not usually babies, so I can just tell them to go back to sleep. Some of the parents even leave food and drink for me in the fridge. If the parents stay out late they give me extra money. When they come back they sometimes give me a lift home in their car. The best thing about this job is that I don’t have to pay any taxes on my money — it is all cash-in-hand!’

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Name: Tom Maxwell Age: 15

Job: Fast-food Restaurant Worker

 Hours: 8 per week

Pay: £4.50 per hour

I love this job! It’s never boring because you are busy all the time. You can talk with your colleagues and have fun while you work. You also get a discount on the food here. I have to say that I am not so keen on burgers now I have been working here for 6 months. My job is a Saturday job. My parents won’t let me work any more hours because they say I need to study hard to pass my exams. I would like to work in the evenings too. I am saving up to buy a car when I am seventeen.

Вопросы к высказываниям молодых людей

1. Which person enjoys this work as communication is a cool thing?

2. Which person thinks this work isn’t exciting?

3. Which person thinks this work is very useful for the future?

4. Which person likes working only on weekdays?

5. Which person doesn’t work hard to earn the money?

6. Whose job demands attention with money?

7. Whose job gives an opportunity to be active and cheerful all the time?

8. Whose job demands endurance and strength?

9. Whose job demands to watch the children not more?

10. Whose job gives an opportunity to meet many people and talk to them?

Задание №2

1.My cousin and her husband live in Hanwell, one of the suburbs of London. One morning they woke up to find that their car had been stolen from outside their house. They immediately (phone) ... the police to report the theft, before leaving for work by bus.

A) had phoned;       B) phoned                C) will phone

2.A. Good morning. Is Mr. Smith in?

B. Yes, he is, but he is seeing someone at the moment. He …(expect)... you?

А. Yes, I have an appointment with him at 10.30.

A) Did he expect             B) Is he expecting       C) Does he expect

3.(Friday evening) Mother: I’ll give you a call at 6.30, Peter, in case you fall asleep again after your alarm …(go of)…. By the way, Mary, we are having breakfast at seven tomorrow as Peter is going away for the weekend and is catching an early train.

A) goes off            B) will go off         C) go off   

4.A. I expect it will freeze tonight.

В. If it freezes tonight the roads (be)... very slippery tomorrow.

A) are                       B)is                          C) will be

5.No, I didn’t move the bomb. 1 was afraid to touch it; I was afraid of (be)... blown to pieces.

A) being                   B) to be              C) be

6.Yesterday, as I (walk down)... the street I met George, an old friend of mine. He recognized me at once, though I was wearing a scarf round my face as I was suffering from toothache.

A) was walking        B) walked          C) walk

7.I am very excited at the prospect of going skiing. It will be the first time I (try) . I think there’s nothing like (skiing for making a holiday enjoyable.

A) try                          B) will try               C) have tried

8. Four people (take)... to hospital after a fire at their home in Tottenham early this morning. They were sent home after treatment for minor burns. Police believe the fire was started deliberately.

A) took                   B) were taken           C) will be taken

9. Notice in a picture gallery: Cameras, sticks and umbrellas (modal verb) be left at the desk.

A) must                    B) may                     C) should

10. “I was lonely at first”, the old man admitted, “but after a time I got used to (live)... alone and even got to like it”.

A) living                   B) live                      C) lived

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