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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 11 класс, Титул: 7 Read the dialogue and match the words and expressions from Ex. 6 with their meanings given below. a to give somebody a job b to lose a job c a company which helps people find work d the money you get for doing a job e to get a higher/lower position in a company f to receive more money g people who have left work due to old age h to work a few hours a day or a couple of days a week i to have a duty to do something David: Hello, can I speak to Daniel? Mrs Sanderson: Oh, I’m afraid he’s not in at the moment. Who’s speaking? David: It’s David… from England. Mrs Sanderson: Oh, hello David. It’s nice to hear from you, dear. This is Daniel’s mother. David: Hello, Mrs Sanderson. When will Daniel be back? Mrs Sanderson: I’m not sure. He’s just gone out. He’ll be playing tennis from 10 a.m. until 12 a.m. David: And how about the same time tomorrow? Mrs Sanderson: Tomorrow’s Monday and Daniel will be working. David: Really? But he’s on his gap year. I thought he was just at home on a short break from his traverls round the world! Mrs Sanderson: Well, he did go travelling. But he ran out of money so quickly that he had to find a job. David: What does he do? Mrs Sanderson: He works for a local employment agency. David: That’s amazing. With no work experience it must have been hard to find a job. Mrs Sanderson: Well, yes and no. At first Daniel found work as a lifeguard at the local beach just round the corner. It was easy and the pay wasn’t too bad. But Daniel spent so much time chatting with his friends that his boss fired him just a week later. Then Daniel decided to look for a real job, where he’d be able to learn something. He sent about thirty applications and went through five interviews until this company hired him. David: And what are his responsibilities? Mrs Sanderson: He started with photocopying and writing his boss’s e-mails, and the salary he got was really small, but he’s so good that he’s already been promoted twice. So now he’s responsible for finding part-time jobs for both retired people and people with no experience. And he got a pay rise. David: I’m afraid it will be difficult to catch Daniel at home then. Mrs Sanderson: I have an idea. This afternoon Daniel will be babysitting his sister, so you can phone him then. David: All right, I’ll phone him at about two o’clock. Mrs Sanderson: Great, I’ll let him know and he’ll be expecting your call. David: Wait a second, Mrs Sanderson… I completely forgot about the time difference. It’ll be 4 a.m. in Britain. I’ll be sleeping. How about the same time next Sunday? Will he be at home? Mrs Sanderson: Oh, this time next Sunday he’ll be flying to London. David: What? Is Daniel coming to London? Mrs Sanderson: Oh, my God! I shouldn’t have told you that. It was supposed to be a surprise for you. David: Well, now that you’ve told me, let me meet him at the airport. I’ll be picking up my girlfriend Lisa, anyway. Mrs Sanderson: Daniel told me she visited you in April. David: Yes, and now she’s coming again for her summer holidays. She’s just got into Moscow State University and she’s extremely proud of herself. Mrs Sanderson: Well, I’ll tell Daniel that Lisa’s coming too. He’ll be looking forward to seeing her. David: Yes, and Lisa will be dying to hear Daniel’s news, too. Mrs Sanderson: It was great talking to you, David. I’ll send you the flight number. David: Thank you, Mrs Sanderson. I can’i believe that this time next Sunday, I’ll be talking to Daniel in person! *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

a to give somebody a job — to hire

b to lose a job — to fire

c a company which helps people find work — employment agency

d the money you get for doing a job — pay

e to get a higher/lower position in a company — to be promoted

f to receive more money — to get a pay rise

g people who have left work due to old age — retired people

h to work a few hours a day or a couple of days a week — part-time

i to have a duty to do something — to be responsible for