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МатематикаВопрос:
For Questions 16-30, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space. There is an example at the beginning (0). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. At school, Sarah Biggs says she was very bad (0) languages. Now she speaks English, Spanish and Italian and works (16) a bilingual secretary in a travel company in England. (17) several foreign languages at work is not easy, but for Sarah, and other multi-lingual secretaries (18) her, it is all standard practice. Sarah comes from Spain, (19) she attended school and college. But it was time spent abroad after college (20) encouraged her interest in languages. In her job, Sarah has (21) great deal more responsibility than the title of secretary would suggest. She stresses the importance of (22) fluent in Spanish because part of her job is dealing (23) customers from Latin America. (24) such clients come from abroad, she has to translate everything (25) say into English. She is given (26) time for preparation at all, so this aspect of her job is one of the (27) difficult. It is important for Sarah to be up-to-date with changes (28) her own language, so she reads Spanish newspapers and books looking for new additions to (29) vocabulary. Sarah says she (30) not give up this job even if they offered her a better salary in another company.
Ответ:
16. as
17. Learning
18. for
19. where
20. also
21. a
22. being
23. with
24. When
25. to
26. little
27. most
28. in
29. her
30. willПохожие
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