Verbs patterns

Verbs followed
by - ing form: prefer, miss, stop, practice, not mind, can't stand, enjoy,
like, love, start, avoid, hate.

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

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

Exercise 11

I can't
believe it! I passed all my exams! I really don't know how I managed to pass Maths.
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
is the best job for me?

What is the best job for you?

Test
results: 125-150 (psychologist, lawyer, doctor, nurse, teacher, judge, therapist)

Exercise 13

·      Too much work and not enough fun can
cause stress.

·      My ideal job is on where I could
work outside with a group of friend.

·      Hard work never killed anybody.

·      If you are not busy right now, I had
a job for you. Can you peel the potatoes?

·      I like working - it fascinates me, especially
when other people are doing it!

·      My mother hasn't got a work at the
moment.

Exercise 14

Doctor:

·      Like working with people

·      Like helping people

·     
Want to be available

·     
You can feel good the
other

·      You earn good

·      I love Biology

·     
I am fascinated by surgery

·      I want to learn many
things about the human body