с Английсским.
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. Use Active or Passive Voice.
What’s it really like?
Amelia Humber has worked in the hospitality industry all her life, and she
now (run) her own Bed and Breakfast. Amelia Humber: I (start)
working in hotels at a very early age, initially as a chambermaid to earn some extra
money whilst I (be) at school. I (leave) school at 16 and started
working fulltime, but the long hours (mean) that I knew I was going to
have to do some further education if I (not want) to be stuck doing such
hard work for the rest of my career. I (go) back to college and did an NVQ
in hospitality which (teach) me the business side of the practical work I
(do) . After this I started working as a receptionist at a hotel, and gradually
(gain) more and more responsibility in my job. I (begin) to learn
more about the money aspect of running a hotel, and (teach) how to cash
up and how to delegate money to various departments. I (work) in this
position for a number of years and (earn) the trust and respect of my
employers. I was later (award) with an assistant housekeeper job, which
can (liken) to vocational training, and I (learn) skills on the job
which went towards a diploma in hotel management. After a few years in this
position, I left the company and (join) the hotel chain Novotel, and after
working as an assistant position for a year, I (promote) to head
housekeeper. This was a very demanding job and I was unable to remain in the
position fulltime once I (have) children, but I replaced this with a job share
and (return) to fulltime work once the kids (be) all at school. After 15
years of being back in this position my husband and I (decide) to turn our
house into a Bed and Breakfast and make our money out of the spare rooms we
now (have) available after the children (leave) . I (not be able)
to make this decision if I (not have) the experience of being a
housekeeper. The job of a housekeeper (be) demanding as you have to be
great with people but willing to stand your own ground. It is very rewarding
though, and if you (do) it well you (receive) a huge amount of
satisfaction from the job.
2. What is Nanny Shine doing? - Nanny Shine is watching TV.
3. What is Paco doing? - Paco is driving a car.
4. What is Maya doing? - Maya is singing a song.
5. What Larry and Lulu doing? - Larry and Lulu are writing.
6. Can the animals dance. - No, they can't
7. Do you walk with your friends? - Yes, I do
8. Who is jumping? Chuckles are jumping.
9. What are your mother and father doing? - my mother and father are watching TV.
10. Can your sister play the piano? - Yes, she can.
11. Are you reading a book? - Yes, I am.
12. Can your brother play a game? - Yes, he can.
The thought of spending a vacation on the Volga belongs to my brother.
He understands the importance of learning foreign languages.
He expressed great surprise upon hearing that.
I had the pleasure of meeting your father the other day.
He has a bad habit of smoking before breakfast.
You have no reason of suspecting him.
I have no intention of travelling south this summer.
Do you think he has a chance of passing the exam?
I have no objection to their coming here.
He has little experience in teaching English.
He had a feeling of being watched.
What modern methods of teaching foreign languages is used at your university?
I do hope of being given this part.
I heard of your haveing rejected the idea to travel round Europe.
We have a good chance of winning the match.