LESSON








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Circle the correct replies (sometimes more than one is

possible)
5. Can I borrow your torch?
1. It’s great seeing you again. a. Yes. Go ahead.
a. It’s great to see you too. b. Yes. Help yourself.
b. Nice to meet you. c. Yes. I can borrow it to you.
c. Thank you
6. What do you do?
2. Thanks, that’s very kind of you. a. How do you do?
a. Not at all. b. I’m in computers.
b. Please. c. I’m replacing the disk drive.
c. You’re welcome.
7. I’ll be getting along then.
3. How are you doing? a. Go ahead.
a. Not too bad. And you? b. It was nice meeting you.
b. Fine thanks. I’m nearly finished. c. Thank you for coming.
c. I’m painting the garage door.
8. Thanks for showing me around the plant.
4. Oops! I’m sorry! a. Goodbye.
a. That’s ok b. It was a pleasure.
b. You’re welcome c. It doesn’t matter.
c. No problem
 JOBS
Architect

• works for a construction company

• designs buildings and is responsible for the project
• Negotiates with builders and inspects construction work
Field service engineer

• Works for an office equipment manufacturer

• Visits customer’s sites and repairs and maintains machines
• Spends a lot of time driving from place to place
Help desk technician

• Works for a credit card company

• Provides technical support
• Solves customers’ problems over the phone
• Works night shifts
Warehouse manager

• Works for a paper company

• Receives shipments and checks quantities
• Keeps records of inventory
• Manages a database

Match the verbs and nouns that go together.
1. To work for a. records
2. To work b. time
3. To keep c. code
4. To be responsible for d. a bank
5. To spend e. support
6. To solve f. night shifts
7. To debug g. problems
8. To provide h. a project team