Es.9 p. 24

I found out that the best jobs for me are : Company director, politician, TV presenter, reporter, actor.
 

Es. 10 p. 4

Verbs following by -ing form:
Prefer, miss, stop, practice, mind, can't stand, enjoy, like, love, think, avoid, start

Verbs following by to + infinitive:
Agree, decide, learn, offer, promise, seem, wish, help, hope, manage, want, would like, need

Verbs followed by infinitive without to:
Could, should, must, can

Es.11 p. 25

I can't believe it! I passed all my exams! I really don't know how I managed to pass Math's. Now I need to decide what to study at university, but the problem is that I don't know what I want to do. A few months ago I decided to study Biology, but now I'm not sure. It seems to be difficult to find a job as a biologist. I could become a doctor, but you have to study for years for that. I enjoy working with people. I don't like doing the same thing every day. I don't mind getting up early. I love travelling and I prefer working outside. Oh, and I can't stand talking on the phone for a long time. What's the best job for me?

Es. 12 p. 25

A I think Clare should be a Greengrocer
B Yes, you're right.

Es. 13 p. 25

1. Too much work and not enough fun can cause stress
2. My ideal job is one where I could work outside with a group of friends
3. Hard work never killed anybody
4. If you're not busy right now, I have a job for you. Can you peel the potatoes?
5. I like working - it fascinates me, especially when other people are doing it!
6. My mother hasn't got a job at the moment

Es.14 p. 25

Journalist: 1. Like writing 2. Want to inform the people 3. Don't mind about long hours of hard work

Barman : 1. Like preparing Cocktails 2. Like interacting with people 3. Don't mind about going to bed at 06.00

TV Presenter: 1. Like being the centre of the attention 2. Like talking with people 3. Be able to manage angry people