M11 U1
1. When choosing a career, you should consider all the aspects of a job.
2. Some jobs may seem very difficult but are very important to society, while others can appear very exciting but actually very difficult and boring.
3. In reality, these people have to spend long hours traveling, with all their baggage packed in suitcases or trunks, and only a very small number of them are successful.
4. Also, sometimes as a boss in the business world, you have to make difficult decisions that hurt people, and being a lawyer can involve facing tough moral issues.
5. Similarly, many ordinary jobs may look dull, but they are as essential as water to our society.
6. For example, if no one was to collect the rubbish, the streets would soon become very dirty and unpleasant, the number of rats would increase, and disease would spread.
7. When you think about your future career, remember that glamorous jobs can be rather difficult and that some ordinary jobs can be quite important.
8. All of them together, though, help society function.

M11 U2
1. It’s set up so that the interviewer can assess the interviewee and see if he or she is suitable for the position.
2. A good interviewer is able to tell very quickly if you’ve done your homework about the company.
3. There’s never a good excuse for being late.
4. We’re almost finished now, but…
5. Didn’t he also say we should follow up the interview by writing to the company?
6. I no longer call myself a graduate but a company employee.
7. Would it be possible to share your taxi?
8. We specialize in anti-virus software development.
9. I am writing in response to your advertisement in ….
10. I have no problem communicating with English speakers.
11. My CV is enclosed for your reference.
12. The following is a list of personal qualities that are commonly seen in job advertisements.
13. He found living among local people there to be challenging but rewarding.
14. It is now widely accepted that ….
 
M11 U3
1. I have made many discoveries that have helped cure diseases.
2. I have been mayor for three years.
3. Sinclair was blessed with brains and spent much of his time educating himself.
4. Sinclair’s big picture was to produce in bulk and to sell cheaply so that everyone could afford electronic goods.
5. As soon as he advertised, the company was flooded with demands for the little, cubic-shaped radios.
6. By the end of eight months, Sinclair had sold more than 20,000 ZX80 computers, making it a real hit.
7. The company expanded rapidly, and he even had to open a new center in the USA to cope with the increased demand..
8. When Sinclair joined in 1959, membership was falling, and the society was on its last legs.
9.He was honored in 1983 with a knighthood from the Queen of England in recognition of his efforts and achievements.

M11 U4
1. First, I would like to say hello to you all.
2. I found that choosing a university abroad can be difficult—it is a jungle out there!
3. When I went home for the holidays, I felt a bit like the prodigal son returning.
4. Living on my own, I also learnt to control the amount of money I spend each week.
5.I n fact, some of my friends say I am a bit of a Scrooge.
6. The kitchen was so small that I joked with my friends that it could be measured in millimeters.
7. When you are planning for university, look forward instead of backwards.
8. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to write to me.
9. The grounds are landscaped with a small lake and places to walk, sit and relax.
10. This means that our timetable is arranged carefully for each student.
11. We encourage each student to take up a new sport or to try a new form of exercise.
12. They are very spacious and equipped with washing and shower facilities, with two to four students sharing a room.
13. We promise that we will help you get the best out of your education to ensure you a bright future.