Practice 2
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 383.
Practice 1
Grammar
Phrasal verbs
Jobs
Vocabulary
Language Links
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Taking things easy
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a Does it involve long hours?
b What's she doing?
c What does it involve?
d Does it mean a lot of travelling?
e Does she have to work weekends?
f How much holiday does she get?
g Does she enjoy it?
to laze, to take a midday nap, to take it easy
Work & routines
1 a 1 b 5 c 6 d 2 e 7 f 4 g 3 h 8
2 a get; off b experience; qualifications c charge; hiring d marketing; women e engineer; degree f ratio; to g productive; day
Do as an auxiliary
a Do b do c don't d does e doesn't f doesn't g don't h don't i doesn't
a executive b chairman c retired d position e title f manager g accountant h president
a switch off b work out c give up d picks [me] up e use up f goes through
a I travel abroad four times a year.
b He doesn't often go to Germany.
c The department manager usually leaves early on Friday.
d I never use the car because I can't drive.
f She always has lunch in the office canteen.
g They aren't often late for work.
h Microsoft is always in the news.
i I change my mobile every year.
j Do you ever have office parties?
k How often do you go to the gym?
l Do you use your laptop much?
a How do you go to work?
b How much/often do you use the phone?
c What time / When do you get to work?
d Why does he do the housework?
e How often does he play squash?
f Who does she go to work with? / With whom does she go to work?
g How do you spend the morning?
h How many hours a week do you work?
i How long does it take you to read the newspaper?
j Why do you work so hard?
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