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(to want – это правильный глагол) искать другую работу с месячной
зарплатой и многими бонсуами, возможностью роста. По моему мнению,
это была главная проблема, почему инициативные работники не желали
мириться с требованиями своего грубого начальника и перестали (to stop
– это правильный глагол) быть заинтересованными в своих должностях,
даже если выходное пособие и возможность успеха были на кону.
Главным образом, много убедительных и настойчивых работников,
бывало, следовали примеру Грега, потому что тоже хотели (to want – это
правильный глагол) быть лучшими работниками для данной должности.
Exercise 435. Fill in the correct translation.
to demand
demanding
on the labour market
to be a good fit for the position
to be the best fit for the job
to succeed in the job
to be eager (to)
to take on a project
to keep projects within the planned timeline
to be a stickler for due dates
to miss a deadline
to do my/his/her due diligence
to be good at/skilled at
to voice ideas/thoughts
to ask for help
Exercise 436. Put the verbs into the correct tenses.
1. (to tell) the truth, Joe’s frank nephew (to not have) too many accomplishments
but he (to be) extremely dedicated, so he (to be going to) (to become) the best
fit for the job, as he has already told his relatives about this plan of his.
2. Besides, Kendra’s irritated supervisor (to be not going to) (to keep) balance
between work and a personal life, as she (to have) a lot of projects (to work)
on.
3. The thing (to be), Leland’s candid colleague (used to/would) (to be) good at
comparetmentalizing last winter; however, now he (to get used to) a new
lifestyle.
4. The problem (to be), Piper’s slim nephew (to be getting used to) (to take) only
the calculated risk.
5. By the way, Nash’s stingy godson (to be going to) (to get used to) (to stay) on
top of the deadlines even if it (to be) out of his league, as he (to need) (to be)
the best fit for the position at all cost.
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