A/an – some/any1read the theory. say the examples inyour language.readrule: say• we use a/an with countable singular nouns(nouns we can count) to refer to someone forthe first time. he's an athlete.we use some in the affirmative with countablenouns in the plural and with uncountable nouns(nouns we cannot count).there are some balls. there is some equipment.we use any in the negative and interrogativewith countable nouns in the plural and withuncountable nouns.there aren't any tennis balls. is there any water? how mucthere isnhow mamany tichow miwater.how mthere• weiwe
ответ:
1. the subject of the conversation is a job interview.
2. “hello, i’m calling in regard to the ad you placed in the new york times. are you still hiring? ”
3. one is an hr manager at a restaurant, the other potential employee. i believe they are related in this way, firstly because of the manager specifying the jobs responsibilities, and secondly because of the potential employees question about the amount of work nights.
4. i believe its a phone conversation. with the hr manager being at work, because work related calls are taken during working hours.
5. during the restaurants working hours, reason explained above.
6. the first interlocutor seems tired, he is acting in a condescending way- first explaining what the job entails and then, as if it wasn’t clear, specifying what it does not. the second one seems to feel slightly nervous, surprised to hear the responsibilities, but kind of shrugging it off.
7. “all right, please come in at 11 am tomorrow for training, looking forward to a productive time. goodbye! ”
“thank you! can’t wait to join your work family, see you tomorrow! ”
объяснение:
assuming it actually says waiting a table, and not at table.
1. The text doesntt describe basic steps to drill a surface hole.
2. The vapours of the different components don't condense on collectors at different heights.
3. Refining process doesn't involve removing the impurities.
4. Building cars doesn't take a long time from research to final development.
5. Engineers don't modify existing parts and features for the new model.
6. Marketing team doesn't promote final products.
7. We don't taste our products in different conditions.
8. Researchers don't analyze the answers and don't suggest the way to solve the problem.
9. The chemical industry doesn't cover the business that use chemical reaction to turn raw materials into different products.
10. Electrical engineering doesn't deal with the practical application of the theory of electricity.
11. Civil engineering doesn't cover different areas such as design and construction of roads, buildings, canals, airports, water-supply systems and so on.
12. Information systems don't collect, organize, store, process, retrieve and display information in different formats (text. video, and voice).
13. Logistics don't describe the organized movement of physical materials in a factory.
14. Vapour from the liquid doesn't escape into the air.