Ex.1. Choose the correct variant

S ask for more information about the job

S say why you think you would be suitable

S introduce yourself

Ex.5. Read an example and write down your own CV/resume:

OLENA BONDARENKO Personal details   Address: Blvd. Shevchenko, 12, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03004 Tel.: [phone] Nationality: Ukrainian Date of birth: 4 April 1982     Education  

1999 – to date	Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics. Major: Marketing
	UCE Business School, Birmingham, Great Britain. Took courses in Business Administration, Political Science, etc.
1989-1999	Secondary School No.57 with English Specialization, Kyiv

Work experience

2001 – to date

Eximbank. The work includes some secretary duties and assistance in translation business correspondence.

Skills

s fluent oral and written English

s speak German

s excellent PC skills

s driving licence

Interests

s member of university basketball team

s keen interest in Greenpeace

References

Available on request

Grammar Revision

Future time 1. a) Will is used: s for future facts Our boss will celebrate his 50th anniversary this Sunday. s to make predictions based on a personal opinion The company won't survive this crisis. s to make requests and offers Will you help me to do the translation? Don’t worry, I’ll help you with whatever needs doing.

s with promises, threats, refusals I promise I’ll be there on time. Our shop won’t give you your money back. s for decisions made at the time of speaking I know, I’ll get him a wallet for his birthday.

b) Shall is used in the interrogative form with I and We to ask for and make suggestions or offers. Shall we go to the Chinese restaurant? I’ll make you a cup of tea, shall I?

2. Be going to is used: s to express plans or intentions I’m going to do lots of work tonight. s To make or ask for predictions in response to something which exists in the present situation Look, that child is going to fall if she’s not careful!

3. Present Continuous is used: s To talk about events which are arranged for the future/fixed plans in the future We’re not having the party on Sunday now, I’m afraid.

4. Present Simple is used with future meaning when talking about timetables or programs of events The train arrives at 4.15.

1. This lesson ends/will end at 2 o’clock.

2. I’ll go/I’m going to go shopping this afternoon. Can I get you anything?

3. I’ll start/I’m going to start a new job next Monday.

4. I doubt he will apply/applies for this job.

5. Will you help/are you helping me to complete the application form?

6. I think I am going/I’ll go to London soon.

7. We are presenting/will present the new company structure next week.

8. When does the new shop open? It will open/opens officially on 1st September.

9. What am I going to do/shall I do if he is late?

10. Will you do/Are you doing anything on Sunday? We will go/are going shopping.

11. Don't worry about meeting. I support/will support you.

12. – I insist on seeing the manager.

– O.K., Sir. I am going/will go and call her.

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