Grammar Focus. 1. Read the questionary and think about your answers.

1. Read the questionary and think about your answers.

2. Notice the word order

in the 2^nd,3^rd and 4^th questions.

Ist it the same as in the

Anxiety 1. You feel that others are always criticizing you, don’t you? 2. Are you uncontrollably anxious about people you don’t know well? 3. Do you have a fear or an anxiety that seems excessive? 4. When did you last go to a party where were people you don’t know well? Do you remember it? Answers If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may suffer from a social phobia. You become overwhelmed by your anxious feelings and may start to shake or have difficulty breathing. Eventually, you fear may become so great that you retreat from social situations.

statements? What about the

1^st question?

3. Accumulate the questions

in the table bellow. One is done

for you.

1.	Yes/No questions (expecting the answer yes/no). AV^1+S^2+V^3…?
2.	Alternative Questions (propose an alternative - ‘smth or smth’). AV+S+V..or..?
3.	Question tags (positive statements have negative
tag.	Negative statements have positive tag. S +V…, AV(not) SPr^4…? But: I am late, aren’t I?
4. When did you last go to a party?	Wh questions (begin with: what, when, where, how,why). Wh+AV+S+V…?
AV^1 - auxiliary verb;S^2 – subject;V^3- verb; SPr^4 – subject pronoun.

See Grammar Summary, on p.116

4. Put the words in the correct order to make questions and match them to the answres bellow.

1) how you are?

2) leave did you why your last job?

3) get along with you others do?

4) long don’t seem to you hold on to a job, you do?

5) it is a fair for salary you?

a) Yes, I think so.

b) I am fine, thanks.

c) We have to move several times because of my husbend’s job, but now we’ve setteled down.

d) Yes, I think good relationships and cooperation help to succeed.

e) I had to make business trips too often. Sometimes more than 3 times a month.

5. Write 4 possible questions to the sentenses bellow.

I am a psychologist ..

Stephen plays tennis every Monday ..

Jahanna has two sisters and three brothers ..

David sent for the doctor an hour ago ..

6. Complete the questions. Each question ends with a preposition (to/for/with/about.)

1) John is waiting for a long time? Wh o.

2) You should watch this film. It is very interesting. Wha t.

3) Marting Luther King is a famous person. Wha t.

4) Liz doesn’t live on her own. She shares her flat. Wh o.

5) Marting is talking on the tellephone. Wh o.

6) She gave a lecture at the university yesterday? Wh o.

7. Find 4 mistakes.

1) Who does live in this house? 2) This dress suits me best, does it? 3) Her room isn’t big, doesn’t it? 4) When you last see your parents? 5) Every body is happy, aren’t they.

8. Write down the names of other students in your group and complete the questions. Try to guess the answers then ask the named students and check your guesses. How many could you guess?

1) Is ………………happy?

2) Did …………..do his/her homework yesterday?

3) What did ………have for breakfast?

4) How much TV does ………….watch every day?

5) How long did it take …………to do this exercise?

6) Can ………run 3 km?

7) What makes …...........angry?

8) What book did ………. read last night?

9. Divide into teams. Each team should think of 7 questions. Ask each other. The team with the highest number of correct answers wins.

Reading

1. Read the magazine article and entitle it. Choose from the following variants. Comment on your choice.

a) Job interviews

b) Experts’ advice

c) Tips and Strategies for Successful Interviewing

d) The perfect interview

Research should always be your first step. Gathering background information on employers is a crucial element in successful interview preparation. You should be prepared to answer the questions "What do you know about our company"? and "Why do you want to work here?" Knowing as much as possible about the company's past performance and future plans can make your interview more interactive and can be just the leg up you need in a competitive job market. Before the interview review the company's web site and you shouldn’t be afraid to contact your prospective employer to request details on the position you are interviewing for or to ask for company literature. Google the company to see what other information is available online.

Practice makes perfect (or at least leads to improvement). Practice with a friend and record or videotape your responses so you can replay the interview and see how well you are. Prepare answers to commonly asked interview questions. It should help you analyze your background and qualifications for the position.

It is very important to be on time for the interview. On time means ten to fifteen minutes early. If need take some time to drive to the office ahead of time so you know exactly where you are going. Know the interviewer's name and use it during the interview. If you are not sure of the name, call and ask prior to the interview. Remember to bring an extra copy of your resume and a list of references.

During the interview try to remain as calm as possible. Ask for explanation if you are not sure about the question and remember that it is perfectly acceptable to take a moment or two to frame your responses so you can be sure that you fully answer the question. End the interview with a thank you to the interviewer and reiterate your interest in the position. Then follow-up with a personal Thank You note restating your interest.

The way you are dressed is very important. Even if the job is in a modern company where the code is casual you should dress formally. According to Kim Zoller at Image Dynamics, 55% of another person's perception of you is based on how you look. Her Dressing for Success information gives some tips on how to look your best, without necessarily spending a lot of money. Here's a quick look at the basics:

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