Fill in the right word from the word column during

1.    
summer
vacations/holidays —    летние каникулы

2.    
travelling   — путешествие (особенно за границей)

3.    
trip — путешествие, поездка (короткая)

4.    
voyage — путешествие по морю

5.    
hiking —  trip — поход, экскурсия

6.    
make
a trip — совершить путешествие

7.    
go on
a trip — отправиться в путешествие

8.     go on a (two-day) tour/trip — отправиться в двухдневный поход

9.    
travel
agency — бюро путешествий

10.  package tour/holiday — путешествие по туристической путевке

      buy a package tour — купить туристическую путевку

11. 
booking
office — билетная касса

book tickets — купить билеты (заранее)

12.  a ticket for a train/plane — билет на поезд, самолет

13.  arrival — прибытие

14.  departure — отправление

15.  board a train/ship/plane — сесть на поезд, пароход, самолет

16.  luggage (baggage) — багаж

17.  see smb off — провожать кого-либо

18.  timetable — расписание

19.  compartment — купе

20.  cabin — каюта

21.  to stay at a hotel/hostel — остановиться в отеле, на турбазе

22.  rent a holiday flat/a caravan  — снять квартиру, передвижной домик на ко­лесах

23.  get brown— загореть

24.  a complete change — полная смена обстановки

25.  pack one’s things — упаковывать вещи

Привет дружище!  
Проверь свою контрольную работу по английскому!

Контрольная
работа
№ 3

Вариант 1

1.
Study the words, word combinations and their meanings. Choose any 5
and make up sentences

job occupation a regular job a temporary job a menial job to earn one’s living a job interview a training course an application an application form an apprentice a skilled worker a full-time job a part-time job an employee an employer to work overtime to run a business to be out of work to hand in one’s notice to fire sb a salary wages to be on the dole to resign a freelancer a staff member a medical insurance an expert

работа занятие, профессия постоянная работа временная работа низкооплачиваемая работа зарабатывать на жизнь собеседование при приеме на работу обучение заявление бланк заявления ученик, начинающий, подмастерье квалифицированный работник работа с полной занятостью работа на полставки служащий работодатель работать сверхурочно вести дело, управлять предприятием быть без работы подавать уведомление об увольнении уволить заработная плата получать пособие по безработице уходить в отставку, оставлять пост внештатный сотрудник штатный сотрудник медицинская страховка специалист, эксперт

1) Чтобы
зарабатывать на жизнь нужно устроится
на работу.

To
earn a living need to get a job.

2) Чтобы
получить работу, необходимо подать
заявление и пройти собеседование.

To
get a job, you must apply and pass a job
interview.

3) Лучше
устраиваться на постоянную работу,
чтобы хорошо зарабатывать.

It
is better to get a regular job
to earn good money.

4) У
квалифицированного работника всегда
хорошая зарплата.

A
skilled worker has always a good
salary.

5) Можно
пройти обучение и вести собственное
дело.

You
can get a
training course
and run his own business.

2.
Match each word with its definition

to apply for sth to employ sb to fire to work overtime to be on sick leave to work a shift to be promoted to qualify for sth

to pay someone to work for you to force someone to leave their job to work during periods of time (each day or night) to spend more than your normal working hours to be out of work due to illness to become a suitable person to do a to get a better job in a company particular job to make a formal request for sth

1.
to apply for sth — h.
particular job to make a formal request for sth

2.
to employ sb — f.
to become a suitable person to do a

3.
to fire — b.
to force someone to leave their job

4.
to work overtime — d.
to spend more than your normal working hours

5.
to be on sick leave — e.
to be out of work due to illness

6.
to work a shift — c.
to work during periods of time (each day or night)

7.
to be promoted — a.
to pay someone to work for you

8.
to qualify for sth — g.
to get a better job in a company

3.
Match
each word with the Russian equivalent.

1. to make an appointment 2. to cancel an appointment 3. job hunting 4. to find a position 5. to fill a position 6. to join a company 7. at a salary of___ 8. to get fringe benefits 9. to quit a job 10 skills

a. получать дополнительные выплаты b. умения c. оставить работу, уволиться d. с заработной платой___ e. поступить на работу в компанию f. поиск работы g. назначить встречу h. отменить встречу i. найти место работы j. заполнить вакансию

1.
to
make an appointment — g.
назначить встречу

2.
to cancel an appointment —
h.
отменить встречу

3.
job hunting — f.
поиск работы

4.
to find a position — i.
найти
место работы

5.
to fill a position — j.
заполнить
вакансию

6.
to
join
a
company
— e.
поступить на работу в компанию

7.
at
a
salary
of___
— d.
с заработной
платой___

8.
to
get
fringe
benefits
— a.
получать дополнительные выплаты

9.
to
quit
a
job
— c.
оставить работу, уволиться

10.
skills — b.
умения

4.
Read
the article and translate paragraphs № 1, 2.

A
New Dream Job?

1)
Mr Lim, 24, is an absolute pro. What used to be his hobby is now a
profession earning him about $300,000 only last year. Over the next
couple of years he will make much more.

2) He
lives in a small two-bedroom apartment and, despite making a fortune,
shares it with nine other people. There’s a computer for everyone
but not much room for anything more, except pizza boxes and bags
filled with clothes. When, after a ten-hour training session, Mr Lim
is ready to get some sleep, he simply rolls out a mattress. Like many
of his profession, he prefers to sleep during the day and sit in
front of his computer most of the night. His private life is
non-existent and he hasn’t been on a date for ages.

3)
So what is Mr Lim’s job? He is a professional computer-game player
and spends his days wiping out countless armies and annihilating
alien species. This profession appeared on the job market only a few
years ago, but it’s a booming industry. In Korea, thousands of
young people try out for the top teams. There are over 200 pros, the
best ones joining professional leagues founded in the late 90s. The
rules of selection are very strict, but anyone who thinks they’ve
got what it takes can register through a national system and then
climb from one level to the next to finally join the national
delegation. These compete against each other in Singapore at the
world championships.

4)
Since the championships and online matches are watched by thousands,
big money is made on tickets and advertising. Korea even has TV
channels covering games round-the-clock and DVDs of famous face-offs
proved more profitable than The Matrix. The champions are awarded
lucrative cash prizes. Most of the players are about 20; however,
there are also some in their 30s and 40s.

5)
It is too early to predict how long a career like this can last.
However, with its popularity on the rise, you might be set for life.
So bring your favourite mouse, headphones and keyboard if you wish
(computers are provided to prevent cheating) and let the games begin.

1)
Мистер Лим,
24 года, абсолютный профессионал. То, что
раньше было его хобби, теперь профессия,
принесшая ему около $300,000 только в прошлом
году. В ближайшие пару лет он сделает
гораздо больше.

2)
Он живет в
маленькой двухкомнатной квартире и,
несмотря на благосостояние, делит ее с
девятью другими людьми. Есть компьютер
для всех, но не много места для чего
нибудь еще, кроме коробок от пиццы и
сумок наполненных одеждой. Когда, после
десяти-часовой тренировки, мистер Лим
готов поспать, он просто раскатывает
матрас. Подобно многим его занятиям, он
предпочитает спать днем и сидеть перед
компьютером большую часть ночи. Его
частной жизни не существует, и он не был
на свидании вечность.

5.
Mark
the statements true (T) or false (F).

1.
In Korea, you can watch games any time you want.(T)

2.
Participants use only their own equipment.(F)

3.
Mr Lim’s apartment is not comfortably furnished.(T)

4.
There are thousands of top players in Korea.(T)

5.
The profession is open to everybody.(F)

6.
Mr Lim doesn’t have a proper bed.(T)

7.
Computer-game playing may be a good job in the future.(F)

8.
What Mr Lim does for a living used to be his favourite free-time
activity.(T)

7.
Put
the sentences into the correct order to make up a dialogue

1)
-I’m sorry, we’re not hiring today in this field. (9)

2)
-Yes, of course. (11)

3)
-I’m interested in a job in computer programming, with whom can I
speak? (8)

4)
-I’d like to apply for a job. (5)

5)
-We receive applications every Wednesday between 1.00 and 3.00 pm.
(12)

6)
-One moment, please. (3)

7) -Are you
looking for a job or are you already working with us? (7)

-Good morning, OSHA Partners. (1)

9)
-All right, but can I come in and give you my application anyway?
(10)

10)
-(Personnel department) Hello, Personnel department. (4)

11)
-Thank you. Good bye. (13)

12)
-Good morning, may I speak with the personnel department? (2)

13)
-Shall I bring my resume? (6)

14)
-Good bye. (14)

Ex.
8. Fill in the right word from the word column

Choosing
an Occupation

One of the 1)most difficult… problems a young person faces is deciding 2) what to do… about a career. There are individuals, of course, who from the time they are six years old “know” that they want 3)to be doctors… or pilots or firefighters, but the 4)majority of us….do not get around to making a decision about an occupation or career until somebody or something forces us to5) think about… . Choosing an occupation 6)takes… time, and there are a lot of things you have to 7) gain enough knowledge…as you try to decide what you would like to do… . You may find that you will have to take9) special courses… to qualify for a particular kind of work, or may find out that you will 10) need to get… some actual work experience to 11) gain enough knowledge… to qualify for a particular job. Fortunately, there are a lot of people you can turn to for advice and help in making your decision. At most schools, there are teachers who are professionally qualified 12) to counsel you…and to give detailed 13)information about… job qualifications. And you can talk over your ideas with family membersin helping… you make a decision, self-evaluation is an important part of the decision-making process.

to counsel you  2. think about  3. what to do  4. most  difficult  5. to be doctors  6. in helping  7.face the problem  8.gain enough knowledge  9.like to do 10.need to get 11.takes 12.special courses 13.information about 14) majority of us

10.
Choose
the word which best completes each sentence

1.
Mark
was advised that he should_
apply for that job.

1)
can 2) should 3) must

2.
He has
to_
speak English better when he used to work in an international
company.

1)
can 2) has to 3) could

3.
Everyone who works must_
pay income tax.

1)
must 2) need 3) should

4.
If I win the lottery, I will_ buy
you a very big car as a present.

1)
should 2) am 3) will

5.
If_ I
bought you a new car, would you be very happy?

1)
When 2) If 3) As

6.
If you had_
got
that job, would you have been able to move to a new house?

1)
have 2) had 3) will have

7.
My father asked if I was
watching_
that film.

1)
has watched 2) will be watching 3) was watching

8.
Greg said that he
needed_
a new job.

1)
he will need 2) he needed 3) would he need

9.
Tim complained that he was
working_
at four o’clock in the morning.

1)
was working 2) is working 3) works

10.
He gave up his job because he disliked to
work
_such long hours.

1)
to work 2) working 3) work

11.
My job as Tourist Officer involves travel_

1)
travelling 2) to travel 3) travel

12.
I hope to
get_
a promotion.

1)
get 2) getting 3) to get

13.
Mom asked what time we had
come
_ back the day before.

1)
had come 2) have come 3) come

14.
She tried to find out where we had
spent_
our holidays the previous year.

1)
had spent 2) will spend 3) are spending

15.
They warned us that the manager would
inspect_
the office the following day.

1)
will inspect 2) had inspect 3) would inspect

In Britain a lot of people are … . Tracey Chapman is 18, and she … a year ago. She lives in the North East, an area of high … . She hasn’t been able … yet. «My dad just doesn’t understand. He started working in a steel mill when he was 15. Things are different now, but he thinks I should start bringing home some money. Oh, I get my … but that isn’t much and I’m fed up with … for it every Thursday. I hate having to ask my mum and dad for money. Oh, my mum gives me a couple of pounds for tights now and then, but she can’t stand seeing me at home all day. I’ve almost … looking for a job. I buy the… every day but I’m really tired of…the «Situations Vacant» column. There are 50 … for every job. I was interested in being a dentist’s … because I like meeting people, but now I’d … at all. People ask me why I don’t… London, but I don’t want to leave my family and friends. Anyway, I’m scared of … in a big city.»

1. left school 2. to find a job 3. given up 4. looking through 5. receptionist 6. move to 7. Living on my own 8. out of work 9. queuing 10.local paper 11.applicants 12.take any job 13.unemployment benefit 14.youth unemployment

George Morley is 54. Until last year he was a … in the textile industry. He had worked for the same company since he left school. He had a good job, a four-bedroom house and a … . When his company had to because of … , he became … . «It’s funny really. I don’t feel old, but it isn’t easy to start … at my age. I’ve had so many … . Now I’m frightened of … . All … are twenty years younger than me. You see, I’m interested in learning a … but nobody wants … me. I can see their … . I’ll have … in ten years. It’s just, well, I … sitting around the house. I’ve worked hard for nearly forty years and now I … of having nothing to do. When I was still with Lancastrian Textiles I … doing the same thing day after day, but now I’d really enjoy … again … any job really. It’s not the money. I got … and the house is paid for … and I’ve given up smoking … no, it’s not just money. I just need to feel … well, useful … that’s all.»

to close refusals the interviewers to train to retire a company car doing a job am tired of looking for a job point of view am terrified of redundant new skill applying for a job economic difficulties production manager was bored with good redundancy pay

9. Read and translate Text 2: Resume

An
excellent resume may help you get the job of your dreams and a poor
resume may mean a lost opportunity.

Since
this is the first piece of information a company will receive about
you, it is critically important that your resume be well-written.

It
should be presented at the beginning of any interview that you have
with a company. Ideally, resume should not be longer than one page.

The
contents of a resume can be roughly categorized as: 1) PERSONA 1
INFORMATION (address and telephone number), 2) JOB OBJECTIVE, 3)
EDUCATION, 4) EXPERIENCE, 5) SKILLS, 6) EXTRACURRI CULAR ACTIVITIES,
7) REFERENCES.

The
resume begins with PERSONAL INFORMATION, name, address telephone
number centered at the top page.

After
your address, a statement of intent or JOB OBJECTIVE should be
written. This objective should be well thought out from the very
beginning since it will influence how you will write the rest of the
resume. It should not be too general, eg: «To obtain a
managerial position in a Western company.»

Think
about your job search and career goals carefully, write them down in
a way that shows you have given this much thought.

For
example: «Objective: To obtain a position in telecommunication
that will allow me to use my knowledge of engineering and take
advantage of my desire to work in sales.»

Notice
that your desire to have a well-paid job is not included in this
statement. A focus on money in your resume’s first sentence will not
make the best impression anywhere in the world, not just in Russia.

After
the statement of intent, describe your EDUCATION.

List
the universities, institutes and colleges you have attended in
reverse chronological order.

Any
studying
you have done abroad should be included and courses that
you
have taken
that are
relevant.

If
you graduated with honors, you should definitely include this. A «red
diploma» can be called «graduated with high honors» in
English. Do not include your high school.

Your
working EXPERIENCE is the next section. List your experience starting
with your most recent place of employment and work backwards.

Spell
out the exact dates of employment, your position, and the name of the
company you worked for.

Provide
information about your responsibilities, emphasizing important
activities by listing the most relevant to your objective. Do not use
complete sentences! List your responsibilities in short statements
that do not include the words «my» or «I».

Following
experience, you should list your special SKILLS.

These
include your language skills, computer abilities, and any other
talent that relates to your statement of intent.

When
describing your language abilities, it is best to be honest about
assessing your level, «Fluent English,» «native
Russian,» «intermediate German», and «beginning
French» are all ways to describe your language abilities.

EXTRACURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES should be included in the next section. Student or
professional organizations you belong to, travel, sports and hobbies
should be listed here.

Do
not list «reading» or «writing» as an activity.
It is assumed most people with a higher education do these things
regularly.

The
last section of your resume is the REFERENCE section. List at least
two people, not related to you, who can describe your qualification
for the job.

Their
names, titles, places of work, and telephone numbers should be
included. If you do not have space on your resume for this, write
«Available upon request.» You will then be expected to give
this information to a prospective employer if it is requested.

The
style and format of a resume are extremely important. Your resume
must be typed, preferably on a computer in order to format it most
effectively. A neat and well-written resume with no spelling mistakes
will give an employer the impression that you are accurate and take
care of details.

A
resume will not get you a job. An interview with a company will get
you a job.In
order to have the opportunity of interviewing with a company you
should send your resume with a cover letter.

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Ex. 3. Find in texts A and В equivalents for the following words an. phrases:

1) быть готовым к переменам (изменениям); 2) создать положительное отрицательное впечатление; 3) заполнить анкету для поступления на работу; 4) решить, принять решение; 5) приобрести знания/опыт работы; 6) дать детальную информацию; 7) час за часом; эффективно использовать; 9) предлагать что-либо (советовать); 10) подбирать работу согласно квалификации; 11) специализироваться в области; 12) самооценка; 13) обратиться к кому-либо; 14) изучать что-либо (пойти на курсы).

Ex. 4. Match the idioms in column A with the definitions in column В.

А В

I.	self appraisal	a.	to consider smth after delaying it
2.	self concept	b	to visit without an appointment
3.	self evaluation	c.	to get an appointment
4.	resume give notice	d	newspaper listing of job
5.	e.	your own view of yourself
6.	give me a call	f.	to give someone a good opinion of you
7.	create a good impression	g-	summary of one’s employment record
8.	classified ad	h	a form to be filled in when

applying for smth

9. drop in i. determine your own value or worth

10. make an appointment j. estimate your own qualities, abilities

1. get around to smth k. telephone me
2. application form l. inform your employer in advance that you are leaving the job

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12

Ex. 5. Replace the italicized parts of the sentences by words and word combinations from the vocabulary.

1. In American business practice making appointments is a rule of polite behaviour.
2. He went to an employment agency to meet a person who gives advice, but first he had to talk to the employee who receives callers and answers

the phone.

1. He went to the manager in order to formally ask for a job.
2. He doesn’t work at the moment, he is out of work. ^t‘ ^!
3. The company gives provisions against sickness, death, damage and loss.
4. His parents couldn’t make him leave the job, they could only give advice.
5. His programme was very busy, every hour was occupied.
6. These agencies deal only with people having no trade.

Ex. 6. Choose the right word.

a) job — position— occupation

«job» — anything that one has to do, task, duty;

«position» — a person’s relative place, as in society; rank, status;

«occupation« — that which chiefly engages one’s time; one’s trade.

1. He was unemployed doing only odd….
2. Knitting, is a useful …. for long winter evenings.
3. This aid is for those who have a very low …. in society.
4. My sister occupies an important ….. in the Department of Health.
5. The police called the company to find out his …. at the moment.
6. He had a hard…….. painting the car.

b)force — make

» force» — do smth by force or as if by force; compel;

«make» — to cause or force (followed by an infinitive without «to»).

1. They ….. the confession from him
2. The robbers ….. the cashier lie on the floor and took the money.
3. They ….. me repeat the story again.
4. He would have never done it, but he was ….to do it.

1. leave— graduate

«leave» — graduate (school);

«graduate (from)» — to get a degree or diploma, to complete a course of study at a college/university.

1. He …. from Columbia University last summer.

2. She … school 2 months ago and couldn’t find a job.

3. What University did you …. from?

Ex. 7. Fill in prepositions where necessary.

1) After leaving school a young person faces …. a very difficult problem — choosing an occupation. 2) The majority of young people do not get around…. making a decision until they leave school. 3) Boys and girls seldom talk about this problem …. with the family. 4) One has to take special courses to qualify …. the job. 5) There is a special advisory service which counsels …. people who are looking …. work. 6) There are nonprofit agencies that deal …. nonskilled positions 7) This agency specializes …. placing people …. their qualifications. The agency helped me find… the information I needed. 9) You can turn …. your teacher … advice and help. 10) Counselors give practical advice …. interview techniques, application forms, etc. 11) He made an appointment with the career officer …. o’clock. 12) A counselor can see only a few applicants …. a day. 13) An interview …. any kind of job generally requires an appointment. 14) He was …. 20 minutes late and created a negative impression …. the employer. 15) American business people schedule their day hour …. hour. 16) On the wall he saw a notice «The agency works …. appointment only». 17) He didn’t know how to fill….the application form. 18) It turned out that he travelled to the agency…. nothing as he didn’t make an appointment…. advance. 19) Appointment is a necessary courtesy, you can’t just drop….

Ex. 8. Translate the following sentences:

1) Когда я вошла в офис агентства, секретарь, встречающий посетителей спросил меня, назначена ли у меня встреча. 2) У меня назначена встреча Мисс Харрис на 10:15. 3) Я проходил мимо вашего агентства и решил зайти поговорить с одним из ваших сотрудников. 4) Он не пришел в назначенное время на встречу с Мистером Брауном, это, конечно, произвело крайне отрицательное впечатление. 5) Анкета для поступления на работу заполняется печатными буквами. 6) Вам придется начать работу с самой маленькой должности, чтобы приобрести необходимый опыт. 7) Вы должны пойти на курсы, чтобы приобрести знания, необходимые для этой работы. Агентство поможет вам подобрать работу согласно вашей квалификации. 9) Агентство «Manpower» специализируется именно в этой области. 10) Ему предложили две разные должности, но он не мог решить, какую выбрать.
Ex. 9. Which statement is a good example of the meaning of the italicized word?

1. He thought that his friend was exaggerating.
   1. He was shouting to make his point understood.
   2. He made it seem much more important than it really was.
2. One day he went to an employment office.
   1. office where he worked
   2. organization that helps people to find an occupation.
3. The employment office places people according to their qualifications.
   1. the office which helps people to find a place to live.
   2. the office which advises people on the job and interview technique..
4. He thought he was imposing on his brother and sister-in-law.
   1. He made things very difficult for his brother.
   2. He made his brother work hard.
5. He couldn’t afford his own apartment.
   1. he couldn’t live alone.
   2. he didn’t have enough money to pay the rent
6. One should have definite qualifications for the job.
   1. education and work experience
   2. definite personal features

Ex. 10. Fill in the right word from the word-column.

Out of Work

1. In Britain a lot of people are … . Tracey Chap- 1. left school

man is 18, and she … a year ago. She lives in the 2. to find a job

North East, an area of high … . She hasn’t been 3. given up

able … yet. «My dad just doesn’t understand. He 4. looking through

started working in a steel mill when he was 15. 5. receptionist

Things are different now, but he thinks I should 6. move to

start bringing home some money. Oh, I get my … 7. living on my own

but that isn’t much and I’m fed up with … for it 8. out of work

every Thursday. I hate having to ask my mum and 9. queuing

dad for money. Oh, my mum gives me a couple 10. local paper

of pounds for tights now and then, but she can’t 11. applicants

stand seeing me at home all day. I’ve almost … 12. take any job

looking for a job. I buy the… every day but I’m 13. unemployment benefit

really tired of…the «Situations Vacant» column.

There are 50 … for every job. I was interested in 14. youth unemployment

being a dentist’s … because I like meeting people,

but now I’d … at all. People ask me why I don’t…

London, but I don’t want to leave my family and

friends. Anyway, I’m scared of … in a big city.»
2)

George Morley is 54. Until last year he was a … in the textile industry. He had worked for the same company since he left school. He had a good job, a four-bedroom house and a … . When his company had to because of … , he became … . «It’s funny really. I don’t feel old, but it isn’t easy to start … at my age. I’ve had so many …. Now I’m frightened of … . All … are twenty years younger than me. You see, I’m interested in learning a … but nobody wants … me. I can see their … . I’ll have … in ten years. It’s just, well, I … sitting around the house. I’ve worked hard for nearly forty years and now I … of having nothing to do. When I was still with Lancastrian Textiles I … doing the same thing day after day, but now I’d really enjoy … again … any job really. It’s not the money. I got … and the house is paid for … and I’ve given up smoking … no, it’s not just money. I just need to feel … well, useful … that’s all.»

1. to close 2.refusals 3.the interviewers 4.to train 5.to retire 6.a company car 7.doing a job 8.am tired of 9.looking for a job 10.point of view 11.am terrified of 12.redundant 13.new skill 14.applying for a job 15.economic difficulties 16.production manager 17.was bored with 18.good redundancy pay

Ex. 11. Translate the following sentences:

1) Сейчас во многих странах много безработных. 2) Особенно много безработных среди молодых людей только что закончивших школу. 3) У них нет необходимого образования и опыта работы. 4) Часто, чтобы получить необходимую для работы квалификацию (образование и опыт работы), надо закончить специальные курсы. 5) Молодые люди в течение года получают пособие по безработице. 6) Они ищут работу, обращаются в специальные агентства и просматривают объявления в газете в рубрике »Требуются». 7) Мэри хотела получить место секретаря в приемной, но на это место было 40 кандидатов. Она не получила его, теперь она согласна на любую работу, т.к. ей надоело стоять в очереди за пособием каждую неделю. 9) Роджеру за 50 он проработал в одной компании более 30 лет. 10) Из-за экономических трудностей в отрасли он попал под сокращение штатов. 11) Он опять начал искать работу, но т.к. ему уже за 50, он получил много отказов. 12) Все кандидаты были моложе его, хотя у них было меньше опыта. 13) Ему необходимо получить новую профессию, но никто не хочет обучать человека, который скоро должен уйти на пенсию.

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