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I’m fine! Thank you, and you?
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2.How would you describe yourself as a person?
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I’m a perfectionist. I pay attention to all the details, and like to be sure that everything is just right.
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I’m efficient and highly organized. This enables me to be as productive as possible on the job.
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I’m a creative thinker. I like to explore alternative solutions to problems and have an open mind about what will work best.
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I enjoy solving problems, troubleshooting issues, and coming up with solutions in a timely manner.
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3.What type of position are you looking for?
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balcony [ˈbælkənɪ] -
basement - ,
bathroom [bɑːθruːm] -
bedroom [bedruːm ] -
ceiling -
cellar [ˈselə(r)] -
chimney - ,
dining room [daɪniŋruːm] -
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be in for it -
be that as it may -
be too much for smb -
be well off -
can't do anything with - -
carry / gain one's point -
do well -
down and out -
get a grip on smth -
get into trouble -
get nowhere / not get anywhere - -
get the worst of it / have the worst of it -
give way to - ,
go / get far - ,
go to waste -
go up in smoke -
golden opportunity -
good for nothing -
good fortune -
Good job! - , !
I shall never get over it -
in trouble with - , .
in vain -
It could have been worse -
It didn't work out -
It is in the bag -
It leaves much to be desired -
It serves you right -
It was a failure -
It was a great fun -
It was a success -
It was no fun -
It was quite a job -
it's no go -
It's no good -
It's not up to the mark -
let smb down -
make a fortune -
make good - -
make headaway -
make one's way -
make the grade -
make use of -
Next time lucky -
on the nose -
on the right track -
Shit happens - .
Sink or swim -
stand a chance -
take a chance that - ,
take advantage of - ,
take one's chance -
take one's chances - ,
That'll do -
That's the way to do it -
Things happen -
What a pity! - !
What's done is done -
within a hair's breadth -
without a hitch -
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I agree / disagree...
In my opinion, ... / From my point of view, ... / As far as I am concerned, ...
I believe that ... / It seems to me that ...
I am in favour of ... / I am against the idea of ...
According to ...
Some people say that ...
It is said / believed that ...
There is no doubt that ...
It cannot be denied that ...
It goes without saying that ....
We must admit that ...
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The main argument in favour / against is ...
First of all, I should like to consider ...
The first thing (I would like to consider) to be considered is...
To begin with ... / To start with ...
Apart from that ...
Despite the fact that ... / In spite of the fact that ...
On the one hand ... / On the other hand, ...
Besides, ... / In addition, ...
What is more, ... / Moreover, ... / More than that, ...
What matters most in this case is ...
Finally, ...
However, ... / ..., though
... although ... / ... even though ...
Nevertheless, ...
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for this reason
therefore / that is why
thus
sth happened
because of
as a result of
owing to / due to
as a consequence of
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for example
for instance
such as
like
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To sum up, ....
To conclude, ...
On this basis, I can conclude that ...
In conclusion, I would like to stress that ...
All in all, I believe that ...
a graduate – ( )
paper qualifications – ,
work experience –
to graduate from (a college, university etc.) – (, )
train as – ,
to qualify as – , -
in-house training –
management development –
management training – ,
skills–
skilled — , , (-, )
unskilled – , (-, )
highly skilled – (-, , )
semi-skilled– (-, )
to be skilled at/in smth – , -
to be skilled at/in doing smth – , -
customer care –
good with = skilled at/in – , -
a self-starter = self-motivated = self=driven = proactive] – ( – )
methodical = systematic = organized – ,
computer-literate – ,
numerate –
motivated– ( )
talented– ,
a team player – ,
come through experience –
accountancy firm –
laborer (AmE) = labourer (BrE) – (, )
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To be hoisted by one's own petard - , (: " ")
That's the way the cookie crumbles - (: " ").
To tread on air - (.: " ")
Smell hell - (: " ")
Bare as a bone - (: ", ")
To promise the moon - (: " ")
Neither here nor there - (.: " ")
To call a spade a spade - (.: " ")
Rolling in money - (: " ")
To fly off the handle - (: " ")
To draw the wool over someone's eyes - - (.: " -")
To hang by a thread - (: " ")
Act the fool - (: " ")
It's still all up in the air - (.: " ")
To sit twiddling one's thumbs - (.: " ")
Put it into your pipe and smoke it - . (.: " ")
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Look here. – .
Thank you very much. – .
It was very kind of you to do it. – ( ).
Excuse me for being late. – .
I must apologize to you. – .
Forgive me, please, I meant well. – , , .
I congratulate you. – .
Happy birthday to you. – .
Have a good time. – .
Let me introduce... – ...
Allow me to introduce (to present). – .
May I present... – ...
Goodbye. – .
See you later. – .
I must be going. – .
By the way... – ...
I have been thinking. – .
You are getting away from the subject. – .
Keep to the point. – .
In short... – ...
Skip the details. – .
That’s all there is to it. – , .
But enough of it.– , .
I see. – .
Say it again, please. – , .
Is that the point? – ?
That is not exactly what I mean. – , .
Let us clear it up. – .
In other words. – .
I mean it. – .
I am coming to that. – .
It stands to reason. – .
All right, I give in, you win. – , , .
What has it got to do with the problem? – ?
You are carrying it too far. – .
It does not make sense. – .
It does not prove a thing. – .
Let us stick to facts. – .
It is not true to facts. – .
That makes all the difference. – - .
That is quite a different thing. – .
On the one hand. – .
On the other hand. – .
As to... / As for... (As far as...is concerned) – ...
Nevertheless. – .
Of course. Certainly. – .
Exactly. – .
That’s right. – .
I agree with you. – .
I think so. – , .
I am afraid so. – , .
I am sure of it. – .
I don’t agree with you at all. – .
Far from it. – .
I don’t think so. – , .
I am afraid you are wrong. – , .
I am not sure of it. – .
I doubt it. – .
I don’tknow. – .
I can’t say. – .
Is he? – ?
Really? – ?
Well, it is a surprise. – , .
Who would have expected that? – ?
You look wonderful today. – .
It does you credit. –
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«very». , , , . , , . «very» , «», , . , , , . , «very» . «» , , very beautiful exquisite, very big – immense, very angry – furious. “very” «» . , “very”:
, - . , , , . «»? : to stop smoking to give up smoking, to get used to – to stick to, couldn’t stop – couldn’t help it, wait a second – hang on, to have problems – to be in trouble.
, , the same as, similar to, different from, like, unlike, to have something in common, identical, equivalent to.
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Oh, my God! - , !
What a good chance! - !
I don't know what to say! - !
Oh, damn! - !
Really? - ?
What a pity! - !
I can't believe it! !
I hope so. - , .
I feel ill (sad, disgusted). - (, ).
I feel good. - .
Vice versa! (Just the opposite!) - !
Not a bit! (Nothing of the kind!) !
That's nice (sound, all right, fine) (with me). - ().
No way! - !
With (great) pleasure. - () .
It is none of your business! - .
That's too much! - !
Wonderful! - !
That's wonderful (superb, marvellous)! - (, )!
My feelings are hurt. - .
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