Make expressions about working in a foreign country by matching each verb to a phrase a -f below

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  Make expressions about working in a foreign country by matching each verb to a phrase a)-f) below.
  

  1	spend...
  2	climb ...
  3	draw...
  4	respect...
  5	withdraw ...
  6	win...
  a)	..2. the career ladder
  b)	.4.. the culture of the country you wish to work in
  c)	...5 an application for a job if you think the company isn’t serious
  d)	.1.. time abroad
  e)	6... trust by adapting to the local culture
  0	..3. attention to relevant sections on your CV

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  Fill in the missing letters in these paragraphs about everyday problems when living abroad.
  
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  Your emloyer_ _ _yer might help you to find an apartment,
  
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    or you can use the Internet to find places to rent_ _ _t View
    
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    the apartment first before you sign_ _n a contract and give
    
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    a deposit to the landlord. Check whether the bill s
    
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    are included in the rent, and also how much notice ice you
    
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    need to give when you want to move out .
    
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  To open a bank accauntt, you will need to show proof
  
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    of earningis, and that this salaiy will be paid into this
    
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    account. If you spend more than you earn, you may
    
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    have to pay for the overdraft on your account. You will
    
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    get a credit card from your bank, but check the rules carefully before you s uigin up.
    
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  If you need medical treament you will be treated by
  
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    the national health service of the country where you
    
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    live. Your employer might give you the chance to join
    
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    an insurance scheme that helps to pay for private
    
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    treatment.
    
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  When buying a mobile phone, you choose the proveder
  
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    and then pay for a monthly contract. Alternatively, you
    
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    can have a prepaid package that allows you to make
    
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    regular t_p-u_s. These days, many providers also offer
    
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    wireless internet access, so you won’t need a 1 linelin
    
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    your apartment.
    
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  Fill in each gap with one of these prepositions: about, by, for, from, into, off, on, out, with. A preposition may be used more than once.
  
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  to be on an assignment in a foreign country
  
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  your apartment might be provided for you
  
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  use the Internet to look for places to rent
  
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  you can live with a local family to learn the
  
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    culture
    
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  to pay your monthly salary inti an account
  
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  to deduct payments from an account
  
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  to pay for private medical treatment
  
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  to be treated by the national health service
  
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  you can take out an insurance policy
  
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    10 with a prepaid package you can cut of the service
    
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    whenever you want
    
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  Complete the dialogue with present simple forms
  
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    (positive/negative/question) of the main verbs in the box.
    
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    Use contractions (he is he’s) where possible.
    

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  attend be be be do do employ enjoy interview want
  

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  A: So, you _______ a Human Resource Manager. How
  
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  interesting! What exactly³ you in your
  
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  job?
  
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  B: Well, I ______a lot of meetings related to company
  
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  policy development, and of course 1⁴ candidates
  
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  for jobs.
  
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  A: And how big is the HR department in your company?
  
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  B: Well, we⁵ many people in the HR section
  
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  only me and two others. So you can’t really call it a department!
  
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    A: And your husband - what⁶ he ?
    
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    B: He ⁷ a computer programmer. But, I have to say,
    
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    he ⁸ really his job very much. In fact he
    
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  to change jobs.
  
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    A: 1¹⁰ sure he’ll find a new job very easily, there are
    
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    always jobs in the IT sector.
    

Fill in each gap with in, on		or at.
1 on	Monday	7 on	August 24^th
2 in	, the evening	8 in	summer
3 at	the end of the week	9 at	11 O’clock
4 at	the weekend (UK)	10in	January
5 on	. the weekend (US)	11 at	lunchtime
6 in	Christmas	12 in	the 1990s

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  The phrases below are used for small talk, but the words in bold are all in the wrong sentences. Put them back into the correct sentence.
  
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  Enjoy was your weekend?
  
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  I can’t believe how go it is.
  
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  Did you have a good talking here?
  
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  ft's busy weather today.
  
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  Sorry but I have to lovely now.
  
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  It’s been nice to journey you.
  
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  Nice meet to you.
  
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  How the rest of the conference.
  
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  Match each word or phrase on the left with one on the right with a similar meaning.
  

1	Thank you for-Thanks for f	a)	Can you
2	With regard to-Re d	b)	See you
3	I would be grateful if you could -Can you a	c)	more
4	Please accept my apologies -l'm sorry h	d)	Re
5	I look forward to meeting you -see you b	e)	All the best
6	With best regards-All the best e	f)	Thanks for
7	Further-more c	g)	need
8	Require-nedd g	h)	I’m sorry

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  Are the phrases on the right more formal or informal?