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iN fo) a4 Jobs of the future a a) Match the jobs to the pictures (A-D). ‘+ nanotech-nurse + cyber manager “vertical farmer * virtual security guard Mooute Osiectives > Vocabulary '+ jobs of the future work education * job qualities & ‘requirements prepositions “+ word formation: forming ‘nouns from verbs/nouns phrasal verbs: GIVE Reading ‘an article about robots (multiple matching, ‘answer questions) Bee snore simple - present contiuous = Fie contnciseire say ya hese people wl do at work time clauses Complete the job adverts. Use: CV, salary, 9-5, staff, training, 2 i 9, ‘applicant, full-time, shift. Are they formal or informal? Give reasons. Health Inc, We ae lking 10683) nnn RanOLaCh: rurse. AS a member of our team you wl ‘assist hot sugaons «look ar pationte ‘be responsibe for equipment. ‘Send your 4)... vs covering eter to Dr J. Pots, Firewall equies a vival secuty guard anadvert (note taking) fo wevgtheoveing 1) enon intonation: echo questions 0 the sucess Speeking Anos ‘wil joina toam of discuss your future plans professionals to protect onine ienttes eee evew fom social media hackers, Send an ‘email for further information to Mr Harts, a letter/email applying City Solutions ned aber manager | UX® farming, but hate geting up st dan? Hors part-time Job 0 supervise teams ee street | Pretera7) job? Then why not ) Language Focus Sneepers and window dean, | Netto Urban Fura? We ae going © open ) phrasal verbs & Experience is not necessary as we | another skyscraper farm soon an ay 8) esemsnnns torosted? Arrange an interview now! prepositions provide all §) Staring = word formation 8) = grammar in focus > Progress Check Caracas Write T (true) or F (false). Tell your partner giving reasons. In the future: 1. people won't work in offices any Ionger. a lot of today’s jobs will disappear. “There is no future in any Bs 3. robots will replace humans in most jobs. 4 5 job. The future les in the person who holds the job.” people won't have as much free time. ) (George W. Crane) ‘everyone will enjoy their work more. Discuss 37 www [Link] Check the words in bold in the Word List. What job What do you know about robots? does each sentence refer to? Choose from the list. What kind of jobs could they do? Look at the pictures and guess. «» Uisten, read and check. + firetighters + surgeons + nurses + police ofticers + lifeguards + waiters + bomb disposal experts They operate on pationte Grogan They take customers’ orders, Multiple matching Thoy patrol the stroois and fight evime Reed the questions carefully and undertine the They defuse bombs. key words. Scan the text forthe information you need, As you are reading, underine the pats related to the questions. Read the questions ‘again and answer them one by one, referring to. They take a pationt’s temperature the texts. Some information may be paraphrased The robot revolution isn’t a thing of the future - robots are taking over right now and the world of wark is never going to he the same again They hattla through smoke and flames to put out fires They rescue people who are in danger of drowning. "Fhe next time you get ito trouble when you're snimeing inthe E s2a, you will be glad that Emily is there to rescue you. Emily's nota feguard though, Emily's @ remote conoid robot tat races ‘though the water ten times faster than any hurran swimmer, She mayrot drag youbeck to shore, but she ile you afloat unt a leo pleks you up. Elsewhere, the US Navy is working on Cctava, a robot rafter that nove gives up Rate trough tho smoke and flames to put out fires that would be far too dangerous forhuman frefigters. F vente best EE surgeon's hand 5 someties sakes ve operating ona patent Soon though pavents wane up ate surgery knowing that the steadest of raat ams wil have teen operat on he. Meare, in anther pa of he nospra a obo nurse, te He, we og patent's pulse and temperate then emaling ter ed history to. spilt in ancter oun te ceo, eet of tobots wl be hard at work day an ig colecting ty shee, dlvting lan ores and handing at fod. These foots wont replace humans, but they wl alow the human Stato gat on wth svg peop’ es Jf 200 waiter shows you to your table, takes your order PPA rs naade for the kitehon whara the ehef ~ ancther robot ~ cooks your steak. After @ delicous main course, ‘another robot provides entertainment until the dessert comes. It may sound tke a sci fim, but actually this is the Haobal Robot Restaurant in China wher all 18 members of staff are robots. Amazingly, this Is the fourth robot restaurant in China. The good news for customers is that you don’t need to ghe them a tip; the bad news forthe restaurant manager is tht they only work a fhe-hour shit before taking a twohour break to recharge their beteres, I [Link] ts? Read again and for questions 1-10, choose from the texts a In your own words and based 2 (A.D). The texts may be chosen more than once. on the text, answer the Which text mentions: questions. ' 1 robot you will see on the streets? a 1 How wil robots help the ; « person not doing thelr job well? fafa] human staff in @ hospital? a robot that will amuse you? GLI 2 What will robots do to fight robots that need to etop working forawhne? [aT] rime? 2 robot that tdies up? Go 2 Hew wa robom eave ven ‘a robot that you will be happy to see? 6 ‘a very small robot? 77] a robot sending some information? 3 Gq» mater the phrasal verbs in 8 robot that is quicker than a person? 31] bold in the text to their 2 ropor nat goes not stop tol] meanings + stop sth burning * giving * goes and gets you tee ‘+ stops trying + see + stop sleeping Ree continue * goes to patroling our peor BPS) ve 'b) Match the highlighted es around the word ta ; Rcugi ei ttest words to their antonyms below. ‘advances to fight crime. + explode + unsurprisingly US police departments are ‘ ‘ shakiest + push getting their very own excarmy * disgusting + sinking rabos fr situations thet are f ‘safe + relaxing too risky for a human being, The ‘Throwbot's a pocket-sized robot that police wil throw aaiusf et hash el Sh chat rene fe Fv; Fill in: take (x3), police, recharge, ‘the ‘Packbot’ and the ‘Talon’ can defuse @ bomb just as well get, give, defuse, technological, as any bom® disposal expert. The only ting the forces of law main. and order dont have is robot judge. yet! Aes ‘90's pulse/ temperature z + Dom 3 sons COUTB + revolution * take over + get into trouble 4 force + rescue * remote-controlled + race * human department ‘+ crag + shore + keep afloat * navy + battle was |+ flame * shake * operate on * patient . |s-surgey + steady + pulse » temperature s sbatip | + medical history + specialist * corridor + fleet | 7 0 batteries 8 9 | hard at work * replace » staf + save a broak ' take an order + steak *main course * provide ‘+ entertainment » dessert » sci-fi film « tip nee ‘recharge batteres * ngnt crime * ex-army esarea + pocket-sized + defuse + bomb disposal expert errr) Tell the class two things that each robot in Cet i eee Se Pe eapeaer pee cone 2 ee ea ed eee ta ae Prices ete ie ec ir) BTRRQTAS RT 39 40 Vocabulary from the text oO Fill in: take (x2), patrol, defuse, rescue, drag, put out, race. 1 ‘They need to be very careful when they bombs! The waiter will. your order immediately, sir. Can you the table towards you so | can flan tindarnaath? The new robocops are going 10 snncsn the afea on foot. The lifeguard managed to sesenes MAX fFOM drowning, Do you think robots will es ‘over the world one day? He is so busy that he has to ‘around the office all day. Robot firefighters will fires instead of human beings. Complete the sentences. ‘= surgery + operation Robot doctors will perform a ‘on human patients. He's going into nospital tor a(n) seomnnnes OF iS KNEE, = problem * trouble Phone the emergency services ityou get into... - Vim having at eee trying to send this email * plek * plek up Well soon have robot taxi AFIVEFS 10 ns CUSCOMETS, They will only ne person from all the interviewers Shore + seaside Every summer, we go to the ae 1 n holiday. Don't swim too far from the i it you are not a ‘strong swimmer. www [Link] Vocabulary Topic vocabulary Work wolves, check, stressful, well-paid, hours, job, responsibility, up-to-date, creative, concentration. © Before we 90 on aie, 11) all the cameras and sound ‘equipment are working. It’s a really exciting 2) . (© | make sure tnat everyone can near the band well. My oD 3). a lot of travelling and we often have to work smorwsmn bu don't mind. Sener epee Q tes my 5). to make sure every plane lands safely. ike my job, but to be honest i's very 6) [can be realy 7) at work, but i's not always easy to come up with new ideas to make things look great online. jb, though. I make $50,000 a year. @ Makes alot of 9) enn innnnnne tO write programs but I find it resting [also have to keep 10) - with all Choose the correct words. Check in the Word List at the back of the book. 1. James works hard and earns/wins/gains a lot. 2. Anna wants a partlime job/work/profession. ‘3 Mark had a long eccupationiprofessionicareer in the police force before he retired. 4. Becky lost/missed/dropped her job and now sho's looking’ appealingfapplying fur a view wie. 5. Jack is going to quitvapply/tire his job. 6 Olivia has a high rank/pooition/ol Education 19 in the company. B Ina minute, write down as many school/college subjects as possible. Compare with your partner. Which is your mostileast favourite? Home Economics, Psychology, Business Studios BA Fill in: holds, failed, graduated, educated, enrol, requires, rest, compulsory, tuition. 1 He from university in 2013. 2. She's @ Harvard. lawyer. 8 He nssnmnne professional degree in social work. 4 The post 1 good command of English and Spanish, 5 Although he had revised, he the test and had to sev 6 In many countries, education is... up to the age of 16. {e8s for this course are £9,000 per year. 1» for some courses online. 8 Youcan Job qualities & requirements a) Match the job qualities to the statements. (a “Give all the work to me; LT] punctual Vil do it” Z| hardworking » “I love working with other 3) @) quick people. Teamer _@.“Itryto be nice to everyone.” “1 don't mind if it takes along time." “Just tell me once and | can doit” f “Ican't wait to get started!” } 9 “Don’t worry! I'm always: con time.” h “Everything will be done by 5 o'clock.” polite g 3 i 'b) | s9F0n ) Which two of the above qualities best describe you? Give reasons. 2) ) Lie) Listen to three people talking about their jobs. Match them to their jobs. qo oo as tualter * doctor «teacher ‘ personal assistant» ha ‘taxi driver » police officer + secretary b) |.) ISTHE) Listen again. Who's efficient, hardworking, patient? Complete the adver words below, sment with the ‘deadlines * experience * fluency + team * knowledge + qualifications * degree * communication Banville International ‘requires a Marketing Manager for its Madrid office. The ideal ‘candidate will have the following 1) + af) 2).. fn Marketing (2:1 or higher +3) : » of eompating +4) ss Spanish The sucessful applicant wl aso * have an ably to meet 5) + have excellent 6) skis + beable to work as part of af) 7) + have atlas ive years’ 8) nal CV and letter of application to John Stevens, Head of Human Resources ‘n marketing Phrasal verbs: GIVE Choose the correct particle. Check in ‘Appendix |. 1 Andy is giving up/down his 9-5 job to start his own business. (quitting) 2 Will you give oft/out the application forms. for me, Tom? (distribute) 3 The company is giving away/across free samples at the moment. (issuing) 4 Don't give overfup! You'll find a better job soon, (stop) 5 Can you give me back/on the file when you finish with it? (return) Word formation (forming nouns from verbs/nouns) Gy Read the theory, then use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap. We use -er (paint - painter), -ist art -ortist), or (invent - inventor), “ian (music - musician) to form people nouns from verbs and nouns. Verbs ending in, -1 or -t double the last letter when the final letter is preceded by a single vowel eg. travel ~ traveler. 1 Ain) installs and repairs electrical systems. (ELECTRIC) 2 Ain) works for a newspaper ‘or a magazine. (EDIT) 3 A(n) studies the way people think, feel and learn, (PSYCHOLOGY) 4 AlN) ow makes and sells bread for a living. (BAKE) 5 An) nnn HBR@NS tO POOpI'S problems and gives advice. (COUNSEL) Prepositions B Fill in: on (x2), for (x2), with, in, at. Check in Appendix Il 1. Our robot surgeon will operate bie, 2 Tony’s waiting you in the office. 3. Gary has achieved a lot of success hie carosr 4 The boss is very satisfied work on the project. 5 There are lots of applicants who are Fran's suitable the job. 6 The robot cleaner is hard work in the kitchen. 7 We can count Ryan to do a good job. [Link] 4 "www Tangient Grammar in use will/going to/Present simple/Present continuous = 3 JACK: Hi.1) I'm meeting John at 4 pm for coffee. Do you want to come? | MIKE: Sorry, | can't. 'm stating anew jb today as | a supermarket assistant at Melrose » « JACK: Wow! That's great. I'm sure 2) you'll do well, MIKE: Thanks. 9 JACK: 3) I'm going to look for a part-time job soon, too. | Tevet nave any money. K's hard being a student. = aan Ke: Tel me sot ts net ging obey 9 2 though Thee eh many aes x. JACK: I know. MIKE: 5) ask my new boss if they need anyone els if you ke "JACK: Thanks alot That's realy nice of you. \ MIKE: No problem. __ JACK: Good luck in your new ob. will or amiis/are going to. [>see pp. GAS-GRI0 Read the instant message. Identify the tenses ip. bold. Which tense sespreszes: 1 We can't join you tonight. We [AT Jen on-the-spot decision? meet a cient for dinner. [B[=la prediction based on what we thinkibelieve? 2 tinink _ buy a sien computer | [EL Ja fixed arrangement in the near future? This one is too stow. [DI Ja future planiintontion? 3. is believed that in 2020 people [ET prediction based on evidence we havelsee? work from home 4 feel tired. I think | 9° Choose the correct verb forms. Justify your home answers, Check in the Grammar Reference 5 “Do you need help with this?” "No, thanks section Mary help me.” 6 She has already decided. She ‘apply for the post of web designer with Smart Solutions Co. 7 He has bought a new suit because he start work at the local library this Monday. 18 Now that I've got a job | do my best to keep it 1. Ann can't come out with us tonight ‘She's working/will work late, 2 Fiona is always late for work. She's going te leeaile lose hor jb. 3. My desk is messy, but I'm going to tidy!" tay it up later. 4 We're meetingy'll meet Mr Harris at 6:00. 5 | think the company will openiis opening a fnew branch soon, 6 “Oh no, i's § o'clock and I haven't finished Read the sentences on p. 43. Which describes: an action which willbe in progress the report yet.” ‘No problem ~ Ill help/'m {going to help you. ‘ta stated future time? an action which will 7° Look out! you're going to drop/'ll drop the have finished before another action at a stated folders. future time? How are these tenses formed? 8 Do you think we are going to haver'll have robot surgeons in the future? Future continuous/Future perfect] ‘+ This time next week, I'll be working at the holiday camp. + By the time we get to the office, Tom will have left. [pana AID} Ef] Put the verbs in brackets into the future ‘continuous or the future perfect. 1. This time tomorrow, we (tly) to Australia, 2 Tracey... (move) tw Torornty by June. 3. Att o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Tim .-(haave) lunch with a client. 4 By next May, Sam (work) at the factory for 10 years 5 The meeting egh (notifinish) by 3 o'clock, Ba Put the verbs in brackets into the correct future tense, 1 A: Are you stil working on your GV, Mandy? B: Yes, but |. (finish) itby the end of today. 2 A: There is a lt of work to do. B: We know, we (stay) lat to finish i. Dont worry 3A: | think Grace (08) promoted. B: L agree, She's so hardworking ah snes: (you/eome) with me tomorrow, Wendy? At about 107 B: Ican't! .-. (Present) the new project to Mr Harris at that time. 5 A; I'm thinking of starting a recycling scheme at work Br Great! | asncnnnnesennnees GOIN) it + Sam wants to be a pilot when he grows up. + He will buy a car as soon as he passes his driving test. Compare: He'll come straight home when he finishes work. (time adverb) When will he come? (question word) [see pp. GRT0-GATy Read the examples. What tense follows a time adverb: present simple or future? When cana future tense follow when? Jo: \ Sue: Jo: Sue’ Jo: ue: Jo: Complete the dialogue. Could you help me fil n this application form fora camp counsellar, Su? Youen goad at that kind of thing. Sure. i help you as soon as | 1) (type) my assignment. OK, no problem. When 2)... (yourtinishy? I dort know. I's so dificult. hink 3) = (ask) Sam to help me. He's downstairs. Talk o him before he 4) (90) 0 work Oh OK Thon ator | 6) {email to my professor, we 6) (work) on your application together. Thanks! Key word transformations Use the words in bold to complete the second sentence so that it means the same a the first. Use two to five words, including ‘the word in bold. 1 I'm planning to get a job straight after finishing my exams. SOON [Link] a job as my exams 2 AL 10 o'clock this evening, Tom will be here. ARRIVED Tom by 10 o'clock this evening 3. Amy can't come tonight because she has to work. BE AMY ee seve tonight 0 she won't be able to come 4. Mike doesn't have any plans to get a job as a waiter again this year. GOING Mike .. z as a waiter again this year 5 IM walt for Brian to come back and then I'll leave. UNTIL I won't back ‘SPEAKING In pairs, answer the questions. ‘What are you going to do this summer? ‘What do you think you will do next weekend? ‘What will you be doing at § pm tomorrow? ‘What are you doing later today? ‘What will you have achieved by the time you are 21? 6 What will the world be like in 50 years? [Link] 43 44 Yes/No statements Preparing for the task Read the first sentence. Look at the underlined key words. Which statement, 2 orb, best poraplrases the frst sentence? 0. She is quaranteed to gat the job @ Ohe wll dofinitaly go the job She might get the job 1 He has exoecence of working in foreign countries a He would lke to work abroad b_ He has worked abroad before. 2. She has the skills to be a professional writer. @. Writing is her favourite pastime. b She is very good at writing. 3 He helps out on a local farm at the weekend. He visits the farm at the weekend, b He works on the farm at the weekend. Yes/No statements Reed the rubric, then underline the key words in the sentences. This will give you an idea what the recording} is about. While you are listening, keep in mind that the information can be paraphrased. a a) You are going to listen to a recruitment consultant helping a person get a job. Before you listen check these words in the Word List. + CV * guarantee + banking + experience ance + skills + IT ies terview * computing * * computer repair snop * rigt ‘+ department «full training * bb) ‘Listen and complete the sentences with ‘a word/phrase. Compare with your partner. 1. John gives Andy his . 2. John thinks he has the right skills in 3. John has previously worked in a 19) Listan again and mark the sentences Yes or No. \YES|NO 41 Andy is sure he can find John jb John believes he would be good at banking Andy suggests applying to a bank ohn has some computing experience John is good with computers, Andy starts his new job tomorrow ) Why does the recruitment consultant suggest a computing Job to Joli? Listening skills a a) You are ecfeee COE cast anya na Th cae a ‘www [Link] Note taking advertisement on the radio. Before you listen, check these words/phrases in the Word List. + fill * key positions * train * applicants + good attitude * personality * willingness = plok up = bear in mind «wages working environment » tip * treat customers + application form + hold interviews Before you listen, read the notes and try to decide What kind of word (noun, number, name etc.) is ‘missing in each gap. This will help you to do the task. 'b) Now read the advert below. What kind ‘of word is missing in each gap (1-6)? Decide in pairs. , Listen and fill in the gaps. What is the speaker's intention? eee Oberg sobs are available atthe new Family Pizza restaurant in Springteld[7] —_______]Centre. + Walters Waitresses dont need [Z[________]as they wil get training + Kitchen staifneedtobe[3T since the work sting. «Chefs will work three [4] more every week WaitersWaitresses get wages plus[ 5] Fillin tho application form online at tamibizza [Link] Interviews will be on Saturday[6[ | May. eetleeee ‘Which of the jobs advertised would Intonation: Echo questions Listen and sav. A; He ears over £40,000 a year. 1B: Ho carne hew much? 'b) React to the comments using: what, how much, where, what time. 1 He's a race car driver. 2. She's teaching English in Tahit 3 He works unti| 10 o'clock at night 4 They only oarn £6 an hour. cd o> Speaking skills A job interview Read the advert. What kind of job is it for? What 2) Read the dialogue and complete each gap with a ble word. Good morning, Miss Higgins. Please take a seat. Thank you. Now, let's start. Could you please tell me why you are interested 1) this job? - 2A, Well, | am starting a degree in Education in September. | would 2) to get some relevant experience and save some money over the summer. Do you 3) any previous experience of working 4) children? «Yes, I do. | did some voluntary work at an after-school club last year. | really enjoyed 5) What were 6) responsibilities? | mainly organised games and craft activities 7) yourly ehituren. Good. And what qualities do you have that make you sultable 8) this position? Well, | am very cheerful and patient. | am also creative and | like children. {1 888. Do YOU Nave 9) nea Questions? Yes, just one. If| got the job, 10) ..n.n- Hours will | be working? The hours are 9 am to 3 pm Monday 11) Thursday. That is fine, Woll, | will nal you ta tot yous knows 12) nowt Friday. Thank you for coming, Miss Higgins. ‘Thank you. | am looking forward to hearing from you soon, b) 4.) Listen and check. Is the dialogue formal or informal? Give reasons. a Work in pairs. Take roles and read out the dialogue. Cy ‘Good afternoon, Ms take a seat. Why are you interested in this job? Do you have any previous experience (of) ..? What were your responsibilities? What qualities do you have that make you suitable for this position? Do you have any questions? Filet you know by .... Thank you for coming fon ‘Thank you. I'd ike to get some relevant ‘experience’save some money etc. | did some voluntary work in/at (a school/a radio station/a hospital ate...) | worked as a(n) (waiter/vaitress/shop assistant etc) last year etc./| was responsible for. organised 1'm cheertulhardworking/patien’ energeticitriendly ete Please, ‘What hours will | be working? + Thank you for your time. | am looking] forward to hearing from you soon. You are applying for the job below. Your partner is the interviewer. Act out a sir ter to the one in Ex. 2. Use the language in the box. Is it - iu? Kettering Kids Zoo is looking for an assistant tour: ‘guide to help with kids’ tours ‘around the zoo, Experience working “with animals is not necessary, “but experience “working with children is. Phone Tom MeKennett o 0142 886 2934 i 45 Rubric analysis Read the rubric and underline the key words, then answer the questions. (‘You have seen the following job ‘advertisement in your locol newspaper, The Bridgetown Herald. WANTED ‘Summer waiting staff for busy bbeach-side café ‘June/July Must be hardworking & friendly Foreign languages an advantage. ‘Apply to Mr S. Smithers by email s_smithers @[Link] Write an email applying for the job (120-160 words) 1. Who is going to read your letter? 2. What style are you going to | write in? Which of the following will you include? Tick), a short forms formal linking words! phrases © polite, impersonal | tone | 4 trienaty tone 3 How could you begin/end the omail? ooodo ‘A. Dear SiMadam, |p Yours faithfully, (your full name) Dear Mr Smithers, Yours sincerely, (your ful name) ~~ Model antalysi Read the model and match the descriptions (A-E) to the paragraphs (1-5). ‘AL_| previous experience | [BL closing comments [EL reason tor writing [DT relevant quaiities/skilis ‘age/current job or studies/ qualifications 46 Writing an email applying for a job www frenglish Dear Mr Smithers, D> | am writing wit regards tothe advertisement for summer waiting staif which appeared in The Bridgetown Herald on Thursday. | would lke to apply for this position [> Lam 18 years old and have just taken 3 A levels in English, Maths ‘and ICT. | expect to get high grades and willbe starting a degree in Business Studies in September at Leicester University. > Over the past two summers, | have worked as a cashier and 4 waiter na Tex-Mex restaurant. found it enjoyable and my ‘employer was impressed by my abilty to communicate well with customers. [D> I consider myself to be hardworking, reliable and cheertul fam also fluent in Spanish and German. [> | would be very grateful you would consider my application. ‘have attached a copy of my CV and a reference from my previous ‘employer. | look forward to heating from you. Yours sincerely, Peter Bradley Read the model again and find formal sentences to match the informal ones (1-10). This is about the advert for 1 | waiters that | saw in Thursday’s| newspaper. Twant to do this job. My boss liked 2 3 [twas great. 4 5 Teould chat weil with Tean speak French and German, too. TEWOUIG De Great Of you To give me the job. © | ve cent you a copy of @ | can't wait for you to write back! 10 [Best wishes, Replace the opening and closing remarks in Peter's letter, with other appropriate ones from the Useful Language box. ill in: completed, attending, available, passed, consider. 1 Ihave 2 Atthe moment, | am... : course at Grange Road Gallege. 3 Ihave recently nn She Nsw 5 lam my Level 6 exams with a Grade A .« 8 Graphic Design 2 typing course. ‘myself to be friendly and polite .- for interview at any time, I in: popular, quick, hardworking, cooperative, efficient, patient. | consider myself to be and enjoy working with others. 2 lam « and able to remain caim in difficult situations. 3 lam V0 Fearn new skis 4. As my references show, I have been very with clients, 5 | consider myself to be working ong hours. 6 lam land able to do tasks successtully always meeting deadlines. so and don't mind Writing Underline the key words in the rubric. Answer the questions. ‘You have seen this advertisement on a website and would | like to apply > We need stl to serve food at events including famiy } celebrations & business dinners. Previous experence > desirable but not essential. Apply at: statf@ [Link] Write an email applying for the job (120-160 words). E CATERING STAFF WANTED Are you free weokends from 20th June to Sth September? 1 Who is going to reaa your email? 2 What style are you going to write it in? 3 What greeting/ending should you use? 4 What information are you going to include in each paragraph? B ‘Complete your CV in your notebooks. Contact Information: (name, address, telephone, email) Personal Information: (date/place of birth, marital status) Academic Qualifications: Work Experience: Personal Skills: Interests: References: . Use your answers from Exs. 7 and 8 to write your email. Follow the plan. Use phrases from the Useful Language box. Use the email in Ex. 2 as a model. Opening remarks ‘Iam writing to apply for the ob/position| oF. which was advertised in on ith reference to your advertisement in the. om the .., am interested in applying forthe position of Qualifications/Experience/Skills 1 am ... years old and | am cutrenty/ have just begun/firished studying for +I completed a degre in “have been working asa (parttime). ‘+ My responsibilities include/ included .. +I consider myself to be... hardworking etc). + Please find attachediencosed ...(@ copy ‘of my CV/a reference from my previous employer). + 1am available for interview on weekday morningslat any time ‘losing remarks * | would appreciate a reply. + My thanks fo giving this your attention. + Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. (> "Dear SiMadar, “Introduction (Para!) where/when post appeared, reason for wrting MainBody Para2) age, studiesiqualifcations “(Para 3) work experience (Para 4) _ personal characteristics for interview, closing remarks |_ Yours faith, + (your fullname) Checklist When you have finished your email, exchange it with your partner and check for * appropriate style, opening & closing remarks + correct grammar, punctuation & speling * an appropriate greeting/ending + wel-structured paragraphs & propriate content P] cuuculture 3 p. cs [Link] 47 Language ——Knowledge Word formation a) Read the text and Preparing for the task for each gap 1-8 decide which word best fits a) Read the sentences 1-10. Decide what part of speech seh Gaps Vata each gap asks for: adjective? ae rere nea Pr aida i) 1b) Which of these suffixes can Ca ecg be used to make: adjectives? nouns? Deciaing wnat 10 do for a living is an important eee Here ate a few tips to put DECIDE. ‘you onthe right career path, Evaluating your skils Use the suffixes above to ‘can help you decide what you might lke to do. Do complete the gaps in the you enjoy fixing or making things? Then a career sentences. in carpentry, car repair or 2) ee CONSTRUCT 1. Babysitting can be quite may be yout ing. Aro you good at avng? How secon 3 ‘about becoming a graphic 3) 2 DESIGN at times, (DEMAND) ‘Some career paths might require special courses 2 Ho has that can be quite 4) EXPENSE Picard als Don't let that discourage you. Find out what Oe ere. 5) programmes are available to. GOVERN help you pay for the course, such as scholarships to leave early. (PERMIT) ‘and grants, You can talk to your school’s career 4 My boss is very 3. He asked for wath my work, (PLEASE) hidaNCe 6 tohelp you pinpoint COUNSEL ice hs fone which obs are 7). .-for you. Don't su careers to succeed in is tush into making up your mind right away. Be protocoional porte. ‘open to careers thet you may not have thought (COMPETITION) about and dont ule out ones thet might nt sound | 6 Without basic computer Seta APPEAL stil, it ean be dificult to find ve (EMPLOY) 1 donn stuaiea tinanes ana ne ») Use the information in the text to write an email to is nowa. your English friend who can't decide what career to follow. (BANK) Petece Gi Sentence transformations DI assem epee tice Complete the second sentence so that it means the same environment helps to motivate as the first. Use up to three words. ‘employees. (FRIEND) 10 He works as an .. cact) 1 Janet likes drawing Sanat is K2@N ne secre OFQWING 2. She joined an advertising company two years ago She has been working in an advertising company gy yoare eel tin nest sae tal ga alae 3. Her work isn’t far from her house. Bead agai ent darsde Aalst partie Her house is her work. speech each gap is asking for. Think of 4 She expects to get a promotion soon, appropriate suffixes/prefxes. When you She is 2 promotion soon finish, read the whole text to see if it 5 She is planning to learn Spanish. aes aI She is thinking Spanish, Grammar B Choose the item that best completes each sentence. 4 As soon as I... Feady, I tell you. A willbe ¢ am B will have been D have been 2 She's been much happier... she moved to our department. Athan B since © when D that 3. Have you seen the report |... on your desk earlier? A ett © am leaving B leave D will have loft 4 AS som a8 We WOK aS 2 team, We'll succeed A much © far B long D since 5 He's the... efficent employee in the company. A much © more B many D most By 2025, the company A will be becoming B is becoming © will become D will have become 7 Every time | work with Alexei, his attitude me. A has improscod B isimpressing © improcees D will impress @ In my twenty years as the manager of this factory |... Such a wellmotivated workforce, A have neverhad © have not B am not having D didn't have 9 Hundreds of thousands of jobs will disappear as technology ..... over our lives. ‘A willhave taken has taken’ B takes D io taking 10 He retired two years A before B after ago ines 11 I'm sure the director... to her proposal A agree will nave agreed B will agree D is agreeing 32 They Peter last month because he was constantly late A sacked © were sacking B sack D had sacked 13 She worked ........ day and cooked at night. aa cin B atthe D during the Language Vocabulary [Fy choose the item that best completes each 1 " 13 1“ sentence. Look at those robots, rushing around the shoptioor. ‘Twenty-four hours a day, theyre... at Work Ahad 8 full € fast —D strong Frm trying to une Mr Smith to ask if he’s stil avaliable. A speak B connect € contact D talk | was planning to work from home today, but forgot to... the papers from the office, A save B wullecl G hep D hold [As part of her job, Liz travels from one country Bie A alse B different © another D other | don’t think that robote wil every position. ‘A change B replace remove D take I's a gap in the market, and one | am determined. 10 snnon advantage of. A take B hold humane in © cary D keep We have to the meeting. A hold B wait for Mr Jones before we start © take D have IW he keeps talking to the boss Ihe that, ne’s going to get himself into A pain aifculty 2 pmhlam P trewhia Good evening, sir - please, let me... you to your table. A show B lead — C point D walk For the roast chicken? A central B_ middle course, may | recommend the © main D chief | don't... why she left such a well-paid job. A fool © realise B tina D unuerstand {In most restaurants and café, it's polite to leave a small... for your waiter or waitress. A tip Bonote coin. D cash Let's take an hour's for lunch, and start again at two o'clock. Avrest B stop © pause D break Personally, | don't think this post is for ‘someone with her qualifications, A correct B suitable C proper D good 49 ‘Language Focus EE comiete with: clean or cear 1 sheets | 7 crystal 2 fuel waters 3 picture | 8 and 4 voice eae : aia ati make yoursel 6 senda omuean 10 aisinunns OY Fill in. work, job, duty, task. 1 will be on at the hospital this weekend. 2 Dan's new is in Germany, 3 How much sons 9 YOU hhave to do? 4 {had the unpleasant of telling the staff about the job losses, Sentence Transformations Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the than three words. st. Use no more 1. David has never had a job before. THIS 8 the orn that David has had a job. 2 Anna joined the company a year ago Anna in the company | for a year. 3. Working abroad can teach you a lot You can working abroad, 4 You can do this without my help. You can ao ins on own, 5 The company is close to Main Square, ‘The company is not Main Square. Phrasal verbs & Prepositions a Choose the correct item. How many jobs have you applied on/for? \'m not interested in/by working part-time. The head surgeon will operate off/on Olivia. Robots will soon take from/over all dangerous jobs. Quick! Put ouvott tne tre perore 1 spreads! 6 His department is responsible forite all the stat 7 Can you give over/out the new phone number to all staf? 8 I need to get out offon with my work or | won't finish by 5. 50 www [Link] Word formation Complete the gaps with the correct form of the words in bold. To; all restaurant stat From: Kale Matthews, secretary Date: Sth February. Subject: Customer service Thet) ~ (MANAGE) has asked me to remind ‘everyone that itis essential to be 2). (FRIEND) to all customers. We are 3) : (PROFESSION) in tho senice industry, sot is our 4) voonssnsnnse (RESPONSIBLE) 10 be poite at all times. Remember, the customer is alvays ight, 0 be ae vas (CHEER) and greet everyone with a big smile. These days, i's 100 6) (RISK) for us to be anything but the best restaurant in own! Pd Complete the gaps with the correct wor Then put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. Naaege ner geulny my area o> you love and you 1) Graose 2 Fe yo meerave to) okay ou the i ct Bt orp Cnt oer ord 4) oe (modae) always that easy t0 ost your éeam ob 8) trys marie. Tost 6) a She grout 7) on ae ever fity job applications 8 w. positions in the — st (9°) Testy, Last mah, 18) nm rarer intrvens, got through to 2 second Teuawen twco and a shots once, Dut 10) the end Ia no tuck Can anyone ge me 11) wn a8 about how 12) (ast) my job? (Ser I Reading o Read the text and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) is correct. @NAETAKER Hernando Guanlao loves books, but unlike most bookworms, Hernando has so many that they spill out into the street, where his Bookcases and shelves line the road. The reason is that Hernando ‘Guanlao has turned his home in Manila, the Philippines, into his very ‘en public library. In this library for the poor, the only rule is chat here are no rules! The library is open all day and all night, seven days a week Any ‘passer-by who wants @ book just walks up and takes whatever he or ‘she wants. It's al free, they don't need a library card and there are no [ate fees if they don't return the books within two weeks. In fact, there ‘So pressure to return them at all You might think that there would ‘be Fewer and fewer books each day, but, amazingly after starting with ‘sound a hundred books, Hemando naw has a collection of hetween ‘wo and three thousand - his readers are actualy adding their own books to his library? Hernando launched his Reading Club 2000 over a decade ago to Fonour his parents, who had recently died, His idea was to encourage seading and create a love of learning. So one day, he placed a small

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