Упр.8 Юнит 4 Урок 5-6 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 11 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 11 класс, Титул: 8 Read the messages and decide who might say the following. 1. I wish I had thought about more options for my future career. 2. I wish I had done something more marketable at college. 3. I wish I hadn’t chosen Maths and Accounting at college. 4. I wish I could have an interesting and well-paid job from the very beginning. 5. I wish somebody had told me how to start looking for a job. 6. I wish life was easier and more fun. Hi, I’m Pam. I’ve always thought I wanted a career as a designer. And now that I am out in the big bad world and it’s time to decide, I’ve suddenly realised that it’s simply not for me. However, since I’ve never looked at any other options, that’s all I know about in terms of a career. So I thought maybe you could help me with some advice about interesting careers. What do (or did) you go to college for? What do you wish you had done differently? What do you think would be fun to do? I know nothing about the college world, and the future scares me. My parents are putting me under a lot of pressure to decide soon, but I don’t want to be stuck in a boring job. Thank you! Mike here. I’m a recent college graduate with a B.A. in Journalism. I’d like to do something creative, but I don’t necessarily want to write. Ideally I’d like to get a job in advertising, editing, publishing, marketing or even the charity sector. It’s hard to find a job without much work experience, and even though I’ve had a couple of part-time jobs, it doesn’t help. I’m beginning to worry. At the same time I think I’m too skilled to do photocopying and make tea all the time. I really do want a good job, but how do you get one? I feel lost. I’m Rachel. I’m writing to find out a bit more about this great unknown thing called a job search. Seriously, I’m clueless. I’m doing Marketing at college and I’m getting ready to graduate in June. I’ve prepared all the relevant documents, but they don’t look very impressive to me. I don’t even know how you find vacancies to apply for. Maybe someone can give me some guidance. I look through adverts and all I see are senior management positions, for which I don’t have the qualifications. Do you think you can give me some advice? Thanks! My name is Tina. I graduated from university two years ago and came back to my home town. I’ve been unemployed ever since! I’m 23, and I have no direction. My degree was in French Literature which, although it was fun to study, isn’t very marketable, especially in our little town. To make matters worse, I’ve been finding it very difficult to think of a single thing I’d really like to do. Most people at least have a dream job or some sort of ambition, but not me. At the moment I’m looking at a few things which I may find interesting, but all of them require further studies, which means I’ll have to do a Masters for another year or two, without being sure that I will ever apply this knowledge. It’s hard enough feeling like you’re going nowhere, but not knowing where you want to go just makes it worse! My name is Peter. I’m 23 and I’ll be graduating this October. I’ve studied Accounting and Maths, but now I’ve decided that I want to write. At the same time I need to find a job that will help me support myself and also stimulate my mind. Hi there, I’m Nicole. I’m feeling fed up. My life reminds me of a computer game, where I have to master endless levels and keep moving on. I’ve done school, the next level is college, then there will be a job level, a family level, then retirement, grandchildren, and then… Where’s the time for a break? Where’s the opportunity to stop and think? I’m supposed to be enjoying myself as a teenager, going out, dancing and clubbing, but instead I have to concentrate on getting ready for college. Life is so unfair. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
1. Pam
2. Mike
3. Peter
4. Rachel
5. Rachel
6. Nicole
