Ex.5. Read an example and write down your own CV/resume:
OLENA BONDARENKO
Personal details
Address: Blvd. Shevchenko, 12, Kyiv, Ukraine, 03004
Tel.: 221-14-51
Nationality: Ukrainian
Date of birth: 4 April 1982
Education
| 1999 – to date
| Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics.
Major: Marketing
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| UCE Business School, Birmingham, Great Britain.
Took courses in Business Administration, Political Science, etc.
| | 1989-1999
| Secondary School No.57 with English Specialization, Kyiv
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Work experience
| 2001 – to date
| Eximbank. The work includes some secretary duties and assistance in translation business correspondence.
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Skills
s fluent oral and written English
s speak German
s excellent PC skills
s driving licence
Interests
s member of university basketball team
s keen interest in Greenpeace
References
Available on request
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Grammar Revision
| Future time
1. a) Will is used:
s for future facts
Our boss will celebrate his 50th anniversary this Sunday.
s to make predictions based on a personal opinion
The company won't survive this crisis.
s to make requests and offers
Will you help me to do the translation?
Don’t worry, I’ll help you with whatever needs doing.
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| s with promises, threats, refusals
I promise I’ll be there on time.
Our shop won’t give you your money back.
s for decisions made at the time of speaking
I know, I’ll get him a wallet for his birthday.
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| b) Shall is used in the interrogative form with
I and We to ask for and make suggestions or offers.
Shall we go to the Chinese restaurant?
I’ll make you a cup of tea, shall I?
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| 2. Be going to is used:
s to express plans or intentions
I’m going to do lots of work tonight.
s To make or ask for predictions in response to something which exists in the present situation
Look, that child is going to fall if she’s not careful!
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| 3. Present Continuous is used:
s To talk about events which are arranged for the future/fixed plans in the future
We’re not having the party on Sunday now, I’m afraid.
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| 4. Present Simple is used with future meaning when talking about timetables or programs of events
The train arrives at 4.15.
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