2 Open the brackets.
1) I can't switch on the light. The tornado
(to tear) down the wires?
2) - Where is Jack? - I believe he
(to leave) already.
3) The city
(to be) far from the rescue team's camp.
4) - Where you
(to be) all the time? -We were hiding in the cellar.
5) The village
(to grow) into a big centre lately.
6) The trees
(to grow) up high last year.
7) Tornadoes
(to take) place very often here many years ago.
8) The workers
(to repair) the roof of the farm very quickly. It's all right now.
9) The heavy truck
(to overturn) by the hurricane easily.
10) it
(to be) hot and all the houses
(to burn) down last
summer
Would you say that you are 0) a happy worker, or usually depressed and low-spirited at work? Although many people work only because they have to, 1) THERE are others who really love what they do.
Of course, a lot of employees believe that the best part 2) OF their job is the pay cheque. People 3) WILL naturally hate their jobs if they feel that they are forced to 4) DO things which they're not very good 5) AT , or which they simply don't Iike doing. It is obvious that, 6) IN extreme cases, such people are in the wrong career. Most experts agree, however, that you should 7) TAKE measures to improve your present job situation 8) BEFORE you think about a complete change of direction in search of the perfect job.
So, 9) HOW do you know if you are in the right career? There are a number of points 10) WHICH should be taken into consideration.
Firstly. 11) CAN you use the skills and talents that 12) YOU enjoy the most.
Studies show that people who truly enjoy what they do 13) FOR a living are more motivated to work hard, and they feel a greater sense of accomplishment. In other 14) WORDS , if you have a passion for what you do, your job will 15) GIVE you both professional and personal satisfaction.
1. What you may think is hostility is really just over-enthusiasm. He would never harm anyone.
hostile (враждебный, неприязненный: прил.) → hostility (неприятие, враждебность: сущ.)
2. Three weeks after winning the lottery, Daniel Perkins had the misfortune
to lose a court case in which he was being sued for nearly $2million.
fortune (удача) → misfortune (неудача, несчастье)
3. We expect these stormy conditions to continue for at least another 24 hours before things calm down a bit.
storm (шторм: сущ.) → stormy (штормовой, штормовые: прил.)