Which advert is not actually for a job?
2. In which two jobs does it indicate that previous experience is not necessary?
3. Which advertisement mentions working at the weekend?
4. Which advert gives exact details of the pay?
5. For which job is it likely that applicants already need to be trained before applying?
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Advertisements
Wanted: trainees to work in a new salon opening soon. Good working conditions and excellent pay. If you are interested in a career in this industry, come and join our team. Must be willing to work Saturdays and at least two early evenings per week. Call Mandy on 021465732
We are inviting expressions of interest from potential recruits to join our training programme. You will need to be in good health, aged between 25 and 40 and be able to work under stress. Successful candidates will enter our extensive 18-month training programme and can expect to earn six-figure salaries in their first job. Send your CV and contact details to PO Box 223, London, W1 2PP.
Wanted – people with ambition and drive to join our excellent team working across the country. Get the benefits of working for a nationwide chain of garages rather than small locally owned businesses. Experience required. For more information contact our recruitment team on 0161 754908.
Assistant required for immediate start. Competitive salary plus extra benefits including free dental care. Would suit graduate, although previous experience desirable. For further details, contact Sue Riggs on 080495374
Exciting opportunity to join an amazing team at our five-star city-centre restaurant. 27-40 65 hours per week. Experience with Italian food is preferred but not essential. A passion for it, however, is salary: 18000-22000 GBP per annum. To be considered, send you CV to Tony at tony,[email protected]
Task 2. Write an advertisement for your perfect job. Use the five advertisements above to help you.
You should:
have a catchy title;
include at least 3 requirements to your prospective employees ;
use at least 1 modal verb;
include your contact details.
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4. We missed our train, so by the time we reached the theatre, the play had ended and audience was leaving the theatre.
5. At the end of their meal they found they couldn’t pay the bill because they hadn`t brought any money with them.
6. The children were thrilled when they unwrapped the electronic toys, but when they discovered that nobody had bought a battery they were very disappointed.
7. When I came out of the cinema I found that a thief had taken my car radio.
8. At first the authorities thought the athlete had been taking drugs, but they soon realized they had mixed up the results of the tests.
9. When the film star came into the restaurant I didn’t recognize her because I hadn`t seen any of her films
10. When we reached the city centre we couldn’t find a parking space, so we had decided to go by bus the next time.-Right