Предмет: Английский язык, автор: cesir861

Ex 3. What jobs can be characterized in the following way? Very boring ++ very interesting Very badly-paid +> very well-paid Give opportunity to meet people give no opportunity to meet people Involve travelling +-> don't involve travelling Require special qualification +-> manual Caring -> influencing people Require using a computer don't require using a computer Involve the use of languages +-> don't require knowledge of languages Monotonous +-> varied Involve living abroad +> don't involve living abroad Low-status +-> high-status Require working indoors +-> require working outdoors Require wearing special uniform

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