Writing

Complete the sentences with the verb in the right form

His sister always … in the afternoon

 My mother usually takes a bus to get to work but yesterday she … to her office

I think Nellie … Kyiv next week

 I … not work in this office last year

5.      She … out

 By eight o’clock yesterday I … all my homework

 He … not … when his father came home

  She … breakfast at this moment (prepared/ is preparing/ had prepared)

II Gerund or Infinitive?

I like… in my room in the evening  

 She is fond of ....    

I can … tennis very well

 We want … this beautiful place

I look forward to … from you

III Complete the text with the relative clauses

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work.

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years.

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%!

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire.

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___,

Jack Barnes, _____ still gets up at seven o’clock every morning and catches the bus to work. He has been an employee at the J.B. Bates &Sons factory, … , for more than 60 years. In that time, his salary , ____ , has increased by 20,000%! Jack’s colleagues, ____ , do not believe that Jack will ever retire. ‘He loves his work too much,’ says Bill Tanner, ___, ‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the sentence from the text:

‘He talks about moving to Australia, ____ , but he’ll never do it.’

Complete the text about Jakub with the words in the boxes.

My name is Jakub and I'm from Kielce in central Poland. I left school in 2007 and I wanted to work ___ an office but couldn't find any work.

A friend of mine had already gone to Britain the year before and got a job as a waiter, so not wanting to be unemployed I decided to __________for jobs there too.

I was offered a job in a hotel in Canterbury, which I accepted. I didn't enjoy the work very much as I had to work very _________ .

And besides, the _______ was very little.

So I decided to find a new job in a big shop. Now I work ____ a big trade company .

Now I work ___ a shop-assistant.  

My working hours are ___nine to five, which suits me much better.

I enjoy________with customers, most of them are really nice.

However, I have to _____ a uniform which I don't like.

I also work __________in a bar (just Friday and Saturday evenings), which is great fun.

I like it because I deal with lots of young people and ___ some money.