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(страсть), and say it would be a dream to work here. I’m very interested in
your company.
Number six – playing it cool (сохраняйте хладнокровие). Now, others play
it off lie (основывают всё на лжи), eh, I don’t really need this job. One person
even said to me, “You probably can’t even afford me”, and said many other
playing hard to get type of things, even though he applied for the role.
Companies will reject (откажут) qualified people who don’t want to work
there as much as others. Because it indicates a lack of passion and motivation.
Exercise 278. Put the verbs into correct tenses.
1. Unfortunately, Douglas’s persistent nephew always (to put) off all of his
errands. That (to be) so awful so I literally cannot (to stand) his behavior
anymore.
2. Perhaps, Ernie’s savvy goddaughter (to take) up marketing courses, as due to
the covid pandemic she (to be) on the furlough since April.
3. Frankly, Floyd industrious parents (not to be) eager (to send) their CVs 15
times a week, as they (not to be) laid-off this month.
4. Obviously, a lot of meticulous rookies (to be entitled) to a sick-leave these
days.
5. Notably, Gordon’s sloppy aunt (to be) extremely sloppy this month; however,
she (to be) usually very savvy and reliable.
6. Moreover, Ashton’s impatient parents (not to earn) enough (to support) their
family any time soon.
7. The problem is, Howard’s naughty uncle cannot (to stand) this anymore, as his
candid boss always (to put) off appointments and (to make) his inexperienced
employees (to work) on the weekends.
8. Apparently, Jared’s proactive fiancée (to narrow) down the number of rookies
tomorrow, as their company (to need) more employees.
9. Obviously, Joe’s meticulous spouse (to run) errands now, as in 3 hours she (to
have) dinner with her inexperienced aunt.
10. Off the top of my head, Clint’s spoiled nephew (to catch) up on his important
errands, as next week he (to be) on furlough and (not to be/can) able (to do)
anything.
Exercise 279. Fill in the correct translation.
to dislike
to displease
to doubt
to envy
to equal
to find
to forgive

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