Verb + career
begin a career
choose a career
pursue a career
further your career
wreck your career

Adjective + career
a brilliant career
a promising career
a worthwhile career

1. Verb + career
Complete the sentences with the corect form of the above verbs:
1. This scandal has his career as a politician. It's now in ruins.
2. He's the owner of a chain of hotels, but hehis career as a porter
3. Getting more qualifications is probably the best way to your career.
4. I think money is a big factor for most people when it comes to... a career.
5. I graduate from university soon and I'm hoping to a career in business

2. Adjective + career Complete the sentences below with the above adiectives:
1. She considers teaching a career. It is very satistying to feel that you are helping people to develop. 2. He had acareer in politics, becoming Prime Minster at the young age of 46
3. He had a career ahead of him in football until a knee injury put him out of the game at the age of 21​

ответ:

good afternoon. i am denis shutov.

i am a graduate of the russian university of transport the institute of transport engineering and control systems. my department is rolling stock. my major is electric trains and locomotives. in my graduation thesis deals with the methods and means of diagnostics and quality control of electric machines of rolling stock. the main goal of the project is the study of diagnostics instruments and the calculation reliability indicators of rolling stock. my scientific adviser is professor aleksandr vorobyov. thank you for your attention.

объяснение:

the в начале просто показывая что это ни какой либо университет, а прям университет в катором ты учился с прям таким же названием (это сложно обьяснить, так как у нас нету в языке "a" и "the"

institute - с заглавной буквы

vorobyov - можешь оставить предедущий, но по моему опыту лучше сделать имя простым и читабельным

а так все хорошо : )

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                                                                                     April 2, 2017

Dear Ben,

Thank you for your letter!  It was great to hear from you.

You asked me about my pocket money. My parents usually give me some, but not much. I think it isn't very good to ask them to buy things I'd like to have, so I have started to work as a courier. I deliver small packages from one place to another. Now I can buy what I want. As for Russian teenagers, they usually spend their pocket money on snacks, accessories and entertainment, and so do I. I mostly spend it on going to the cinema and concerts.

Sorry, I have to go now — I must do my homework.

Write back soon,

Best wishes,

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