Decide which sentences a–f fit into gaps 1–5 in the article. There is one sentence you do not need.
A This movement is also welcomed by many employers, who see it as a way of getting greater experience in the workplace.
B What is also important is choice, variety and job satisfaction.
C To them it is an old idea, which doesn’t fit the modern job market.
D Such work offered a secure income, and jobs were generally not something to be enjoyed.
E Many teenagers today do not like long periods of training and more and more are going straight into work after finishing school.
F With an increasing number of new and exciting jobs becoming available, and the possibility of retraining at any age, doors will always be open.
A job for life
The idea of having one job for the whole of your life has disappeared from the minds of the 21st century young adults who are thinking about their futures. 41……
In the past, people were often proud to spend a lifetime working for the same employer. They progressed within the company, retired with a gift for long service, and then lived on their pensions. 42……
Today’s young people do not see their working lives in the same way. It is now common to change jobs regularly. A survey has shown that in the USA the average male has had nine jobs by the age of 32. 43……
There are also fewer pressures on young people to choose their future careers at an early age, a choice they may be unhappy with later.
Work today is not only about earning money to support ourselves and our families. 44……
It seems a healthy step forward that a wrong decision taken as a school leaver does not mean a lifetime of boring or unsuitable work. 45……
Job satisfaction is no longer at the bottom of the list.
2) was arrested - Past Simple Passive
3) was - Past Simple Active
4) couldn't be sent - Past Simple Passive
5) have - Present Simple Active
6) believe - Present Simple Active
7) are - Present Simple Active
8) are combined - Present Simple Passive
9) has gone - Present Perfect Active
10) explane - Present Simple Active
11) agrees - Present Simple Active
12) to be - Infinitive
13) do and dive - Present Simple Active
14) think - Present Simple Active
15) are to be taken - Present Simple Passive
16) produced - Past Simple Active
17) say - Present Simple Active
18) let them do - Present Simple Active + Infinitive
19) want - Present Simple Active
20) get - Present Simple Active
21) can't dissolve - Present Simple Active
22) makes them believe - Present Simple Active + infinitive
23) is - Present Simple Active
24) to stop - infinitive
25) will increase - Future Simple Active
26) should fell - (+modal verb) Present Simple Active
27) are cared - Present Simple Passive
had – past simple от глагола ( to have)
У них было много проблем с двигателем.
This is the agenda of our meeting.
is - Present simple oт глагола ( be )
Это повестка дня нашего собрания.
The contract will be ready next Monday
will be - future simple от глагола (to be)
Контракт будет готов в следующий понедельник
Our chief engineer has just signed this declaration of inspection.
has signed – present perfect от ( sign)
Наш старший механик только что подписал отчет инспекции.
Who is repairing this equipment?
is repairing - Present Continuous oт repair
Кто ремонтирует это оборудование?
2. Поставьте предложения в вопросительную и отрицательную формы
My friend is a chief engineer of the passenger liner.
My friend is not a chief engineer of the passenger liner.
Is my friend a chief engineer of the passenger liner?
The dockers are unloading the cargo.
The dockers are not unloading the cargo.
Are the dockers unloading the cargo?
There are some freezing holds in this ship.
Are there any freezing holds in this ship?
There are not any freezing holds in this ship.
Our ship carried much fuel oil last voyage.
Our ship did not carry not much fuel oil last voyage.
Did our ship carry much fuel oil last voyage?
He will repair this winch in five days.
He will not repair this winch in five days.
Will he repair this winch in five days?